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be used directly after a meal - I've put it in a transparent tooth-brush container - one that Sear Roebuck sends their tooth-brushes out in to be strictly sanitary. It's a snuff-stick to swab snuff with. It is a piece of rattan, I guess, about 4 inches long, curved slightly, and chewed into a brush at one end. The art of swabbing snuff is something like this: You open your mouth throw your head back, then pour from a highly decorated tin box or can, a mouthful of delicious, fragrant snuff. (I get over the radio some of it's description). Then (I imagine) when the delicacy is walloped into a paste, you apply your snuff-stick and rub the stuff around your teeth back front and every which way. Saliva comes to your aid, your sense of taste is exhilirated and soon you are ready to spit. There's an art in learning to spit. Put your first and middle finger of your right hand over your lips, a little way apart, then pfst! If you do it right it will go several feet. Keep on rolling your cud and spitting until you've extracted all the | be used directly after a meal - I've put it in a transparent tooth-brush container - one that Sear Roebuck sends their tooth-brushes out in to be strictly sanitary. It's a snuff-stick to swab snuff with. It is a piece of rattan, I guess, about 4 inches long, curved slightly, and chewed into a brush at one end. The art of swabbing snuff is something like this: You open your mouth throw your head back, then pour from a highly decorated tin box or can, a mouthful of delicious, fragrant snuff. (I get over the radio some of it's description). Then (I imagine) when the delicacy is walloped into a paste, you apply your snuff-stick and rub the stuff around your teeth back front and every which way. Saliva comes to your aid, your sense of taste is exhilirated and soon you are ready to spit. There's an art in learning to spit. Put your first and middle finger of your right hand over your lips, a little way apart, then pfst! If you do it right it will go several feet. Keep on rolling your cud and spitting until you've extracted all the | ||
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be used directly after a meal - I've put it in a transparent tooth-brush container - one that Sear Roebuck sends their tooth-brushes out in to be strictly sanitary. It's a snuff-stick to swab snuff with. It is a piece of rattan, I guess, about 4 inches long, curved slightly, and chewed into a brush at one end. The art of swabbing snuff is something like this: You open your mouth throw your head back, then pour from a highly decorated tin box or can, a mouthful of delicious, fragrant snuff. (I get over the radio some of it's description). Then (I imagine) when the delicacy is walloped into a paste, you apply your snuff-stick and rub the stuff around your teeth back front and every which way. Saliva comes to your aid, your sense of taste is exhilirated and soon you are ready to spit. There's an art in learning to spit. Put your first and middle finger of your right hand over your lips, a little way apart, then pfst! If you do it right it will go several feet. Keep on rolling your cud and spitting until you've extracted all the