Wednesday, September 19, 2007
In the more information than you probably wanted to know department.....
What you are looking at is a device to place on a pop can so you can spit your chaw juice discreetly into said pop can. Public spittoons bing a thing of the past, it's prolly a very good idea for all of you snuff dippers out there.
This was at a local market where I had an unusually long wait to pay for my English Mountain Bottled Water. Gotta be careful with me with that sort of thing. The digi is likely to come out of my purse and take advantage of the too much time I suddenly have on my hands.
They were very busy with the lunch crowd though. Perhaps I'll go back and review them.
Labels: snuff dipping, spittoons, too much information
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There's a certain TN something about listening to your mother in law's boyfriend bitch about the smokers as he sits spitting into the green bottle.
I can tell you though, it's sure not tap water from my area. I don't know what kind of imprint Brita filters leave, but while the water here may be safe to drink it sure tastes odd please BBC don't do a report on Brita filters...
Hey Paul...The English mountain water is pretty good...it's local. I don't drink much bottled water unless I'm away from home and thirsty. We have springs all over the place here. My own water is spring fed well water and very good.
No, Maridmitch...that place is in town. I'd just never seen one of those thingies before.
Peggy...I think I could spring a buck 92 for you. But I don't think it comes with amusing packaging telling you what it is.
I have two friends that chew tobacco. One was told as a child if he wanted to chew he would have to swallow. For sixty years he has never spit. My other friend keeps a disgusting old margarine tub on the table to spit it. It is really disgusting, particularly when someone accidentily upsets it.
I drink the water directly out of the Temagami River. It is wonderful water. I often think of the ginger ale ads from years ago.
"Drink Temagami Dry". (I think Canada Dry Ginger Ale bought them out.)