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Posted by Robert in Md on October 19, 2005 at 20:09:53 from (69.72.44.109):
In Reply to: chewing tobacco posted by randy on October 19, 2005 at 10:23:11:
Hang in there guys. I chewed Beachnut for 20 plus years. The first thing I did after getting out of bed was put a chew in. I quit about 8 years ago after heart bypass. Chewed the night before bypass and the morning of operation. After I awake from the operation I wanted a chew and the nurse even called my wife to bring my Beachnut. I guess I was having a fitt. Put one chew in my mouth and spit it out after about 30 seconds. Haven't chewed since, but it was rough for a few months. Always wanted something in my mouth. Doesn't bother me mow except when some of my so called friends offer me a chew.
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