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04-14-2010, 11:18 AM
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I get the feeling that cut plug tobacco back in those times,was used for smoking and chewing,and was probably much different than what we know as "chewing tobacco" today.Dave's Grandfather is a great example of that.Some of the chew that's around today-I cannot see people smoking it!!If you've ever opened a pouch of Red Man Long Cut,I don't see how you could smoke it!!!Maybe dry it out,but I would think it would be unpleasant.Or the grainy Copenhagen?Smoking it?Yuck.
Clayton 
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