Posted on 03/27/2016 7:12:36 AM PDT by Kaslin
A bit flawed?
Alcohol related deaths and societal problems are nothing short of a scourge and yet we celebrate it
This dip ban is pure nonsense
25 years of Chaw and dip, finally quit, very hard to do but it was getting too expensive and I developed some polyps in my mouth which gave me a scare but even after 20 years of no tobacco I still get a craving at times.
My husband chewed for 50 years and never had a problem. His grandfather chewed for less time than that and died of cancer of the jaw.
Ed
Next, they’ll be banning second hand spit.
Longhorn natural fine cut mimics Cope at one quarter the price
Red Seal plain is made by same folks as Cope and cost about a third of Cope
Cope unflavored in either fine or long cut is the gold standard but it’s expensive in Nashville area
4-5 bucks
Longhorn if you buy the tub is a dollar a can
Dip is very common in the white parts of middle TN except hipster east Nashville
I was just at super posh Rosemary beach Florida at local market and even they carry a decent array of dip
In the south, woods love their dip regardless of income
I used to chew long ago and dip a bit
My sons group in Williamson county TN mostly dip...some vape
And a few blacks dip too....cowboy blacks
And people especially women were thinner
And you could have decent sex in the backseat
Today you’d have to be 23rd degree yoga master in these cars
That’ll sure mess up aqualunging on date night
It is not true anywhere.
The "study" used by our worthless Government was actually a Meta Study. An analysis/compilation of several different studies. They cherry-picked the studies used to get the results they wanted and thus the results are totally useless.
There is no real scientific or statistical correlation between second hand smoke and cancer.
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