Anyone know where to get some chew? I know it can be bought in Tien mu but thats kinda far. I need to quit smoking before I cough up a long please help.
Picking your nose and eating it in public would be a much less disgusting habit than chewing tobacco. Just my opinion.
RayâŚare you looking for leaf, Beechnut or Red Man etc., or dipâŚlike Skoal or Copenhagen?
That might help someone give an actual answer instead of going church-lady on ya.
And noâŚI do not know, but it should be somewhere here. Just stay away from that beetle nut stuff.
Yes, I guess your teeth, tongue, and lips are better to spit out than your lungs.
I have a friend down here who chews.
He picks up his pinch at a little shop called Patinas somewhere down in the combat zone. Directions are a little vague, but starting from the Montana pub itâs two blocks over heading south back toward Minchuan East Road.
Hope that helps.
You can take a Hoosier out of Indiana, but you canât take the Indiana out of a Hoosier.
Now donât get all preachy
I have a Taiwanese friend who wants to buy some chewing tobacco. Either leaf or dip will do but leaf is what he really wants. Are there any updates to places where he could purchase the stuff?
just start smoking weed.
itâs less harmful than tobacco and itâs much more relaxing and better buzz.
i donât see the intrigue of smoking. pretty damn mundane. A joint a joint my friendship for a joint
Iâm trying to be a good forum citizen and not rattle Dragon Bonesâ cage by posting a new topic. That said, my question is related but not identical to the question of the op.
I recently asked a friend to send two pouches of Beechnut Wintergreen and some pipe tobacco by USPS, but he informed me that the post office would not allow it. Is there any way to legally order/mail/deliver these items from the US and get them to the rock?
thanks in advance for your replies yâall.
-h
Donât declare them as tobacco, the problem is on our in and not the US. Taiwan wants its cut of any tobacco products sold in Taiwan. Customs has seen my pack of Camel lights but still let me keep them without grief twice now.
[quote=âH5N1â]Iâm trying to be a good forum citizen and not rattle Dragon Bonesâ cage by posting a new topic. That said, my question is related but not identical to the question of the op.
I recently asked a friend to send two pouches of Beechnut Wintergreen and some pipe tobacco by USPS, but he informed me that the post office would not allow it. Is there any way to legally order/mail/deliver these items from the US and get them to the rock?
thanks in advance for your replies yâall.
-h[/quote]
This may solve part of your problem:
northerner.com/
you can buy dip at Wellmanâs in Tienmu (just south of TAS), they stock a few flavors of Skoal and some Copenhagen. if it is âtoo farâ you just donât want it bad enough.
I have also found Kodiak and various other ghetto brand dip (Fiberglass, yum!!!) at head shops in various night markets. Just north of the main train station there are a bunch of small lanes with shops on them. there is a shop named âMarijuanaâ (seriously) that sells bongs and papers. they also sell dip.
You likely wonât find plug, bandits or Redman on this island as they donât travel as well.
Dip tends to dry up quickly here, or is often a bit dry when you buy it, fear not, just add a little Kahluha and youâll be good to go.
[quote=âDeuce Dropperâ]you can buy dip at Wellmanâs in Tianmu (just south of TAS), they stock a few flavors of Skoal and some Copenhagen. if it is âtoo farâ you just donât want it bad enough.
I have also found Kodiak and various other ghetto brand dip (Fiberglass, yum!!!) at head shops in various night markets. Just north of the main train station there are a bunch of small lanes with shops on them. there is a shop named âMarijuanaâ (seriously) that sells bongs and papers. they also sell dip.
You likely wonât find plug, bandits or Redman on this island as they donât travel as well.
Dip tends to dry up quickly here, or is often a bit dry when you buy it, fear not, just add a little Kahluha and youâll be good to go.[/quote]
Wellmanâs no longer carries it, in fact, youâll be lucky to find it anywhere. As of the beginning of the year, (according to several locals, I personally did not read about it) the govât slapped a prohibitive tax on US tobacco products, which doesnât affect ciggies cuz theyâre made in the Philippines (at least Marlboro is). I hit Wellmanâs in April of this year and was told they will not carry it again. Not a big loss since they were gouging usâNT280 a tin.
There is a place called Smokerâs Inn on an alley off Anhe Rd., not far from China Pa. Ines (the owner) used to stock Copenhagen, Skoal, etc., but no more. In 2009 she was charging almost NT300 for one tin. PM me if you want the address. Right now Ines is stuck with this weird shit from Denmark called âOliver Twist Chewing Tobacco Bitsâ that will not satisfy any smokeless user even if you put the whole pack in your lip at once. Itâs seriously fucking gross. And she gets NT280 for it. Well, actually, no one is buying it.
The alleys north of the train station have been picked clean of smokeless tobacco since last November. I, along with several other hardcore smokeless addicts, bought everything we could get our hands on. Thereâs a shop near the Living Mall that mightâmightâhave a few packs of Redman that the shop owner has stashed somewhere.
The âMarijuanaâ shop doesnât have it either. The head shop in Ximendeng pedestrian mall had it once. Night market prowling will prove to be futile, but knock yourself out.
MeanwhileâŚsome of my Swedish friends turned me on to snus, which you canât buy in Taiwan but you can order it online. Snus comes in two general varieties, packets (or pouches) and loose, the latter of which is very similar to Copenhagen but considerably more moist and (so it goes) much more healthy, i.e it hasnât been proven to cause cancer. Check out: swedishsnus.com. Prices are in SWK but easy to figure. Once a month I order two sleeves (20 tins) of âThunder Extra Stark Losssnusâ, delivered via Swedish Post, all told about US$75=approx. US$4.00 a tin, which is way cheaper than in the States andâthis is the best partâarrives in about 3 to 4 days. Again, PM me for details.
Taiwan sucks for smokeless users. Betel nut is not an alternative, perhaps even more disgusting that dipping. I make one trip a year back to the US and always bring back 4 sleeves (40 tins) of Cope Long Cut, which I have never declared at customs and one ever asks. Donât put it in your checked bags, either. The dog might find it. In which case, youâll have to pay some fine and a tax on the weight of the tobacco over 450g. Snus is a much saner way to go.
Try:
éĺčĄďš18港 18(?) č
Small store, not open Sundays
They usually have Copenhagen, both long cut and regular.
[quote=âsuper_luckyâ][quote=âDeuce Dropperâ]you can buy dip at Wellmanâs in Tianmu (just south of TAS), they stock a few flavors of Skoal and some Copenhagen. if it is âtoo farâ you just donât want it bad enough.
I have also found Kodiak and various other ghetto brand dip (Fiberglass, yum!!!) at head shops in various night markets. Just north of the main train station there are a bunch of small lanes with shops on them. there is a shop named âMarijuanaâ (seriously) that sells bongs and papers. they also sell dip.
You likely wonât find plug, bandits or Redman on this island as they donât travel as well.
Dip tends to dry up quickly here, or is often a bit dry when you buy it, fear not, just add a little Kahluha and youâll be good to go.[/quote]
Wellmanâs no longer carries it, in fact, youâll be lucky to find it anywhere. As of the beginning of the year, (according to several locals, I personally did not read about it) the govât slapped a prohibitive tax on US tobacco products, which doesnât affect ciggies cuz theyâre made in the Philippines (at least Marlboro is). I hit Wellmanâs in April of this year and was told they will not carry it again. Not a big loss since they were gouging usâNT280 a tin.
There is a place called Smokerâs Inn on an alley off Anhe Rd., not far from China Pa. Ines (the owner) used to stock Copenhagen, Skoal, etc., but no more. In 2009 she was charging almost NT300 for one tin. PM me if you want the address. Right now Ines is stuck with this weird shit from Denmark called âOliver Twist Chewing Tobacco Bitsâ that will not satisfy any smokeless user even if you put the whole pack in your lip at once. Itâs seriously fucking gross. And she gets NT280 for it. Well, actually, no one is buying it.
The alleys north of the train station have been picked clean of smokeless tobacco since last November. I, along with several other hardcore smokeless addicts, bought everything we could get our hands on. Thereâs a shop near the Living Mall that mightâmightâhave a few packs of Redman that the shop owner has stashed somewhere.
The âMarijuanaâ shop doesnât have it either. The head shop in Ximendeng pedestrian mall had it once. Night market prowling will prove to be futile, but knock yourself out.
MeanwhileâŚsome of my Swedish friends turned me on to snus, which you canât buy in Taiwan but you can order it online. Snus comes in two general varieties, packets (or pouches) and loose, the latter of which is very similar to Copenhagen but considerably more moist and (so it goes) much more healthy, i.e it hasnât been proven to cause cancer. Check out: swedishsnus.com. Prices are in SWK but easy to figure. Once a month I order two sleeves (20 tins) of âThunder Extra Stark Losssnusâ, delivered via Swedish Post, all told about US$75=approx. US$4.00 a tin, which is way cheaper than in the States andâthis is the best partâarrives in about 3 to 4 days. Again, PM me for details.
Taiwan sucks for smokeless users. Betel nut is not an alternative, perhaps even more disgusting that dipping. I make one trip a year back to the US and always bring back 4 sleeves (40 tins) of Cope Long Cut, which I have never declared at customs and one ever asks. Donât put it in your checked bags, either. The dog might find it. In which case, youâll have to pay some fine and a tax on the weight of the tobacco over 450g. Snus is a much saner way to go.[/quote]
bummer, back to bringing in sleeves of dip.
is it just me or does TW get perpetually shittier?
[quote=âDeuce Dropperâ][quote=âsuper_luckyâ][quote=âDeuce Dropperâ]
bummer, back to bringing in sleeves of dip.
is it just me or does TW get perpetually shittier?[/quote][/quote][/quote]
Haha! No, itâs not just you!
[quote=âWookieeâ]Try:
éĺčĄďš18港 18(?) č
Small store, not open Sundays
They usually have Copenhagen, both long cut and regular.[/quote]
Really? Cool. Could you name the address in English? How much per tin?
Hmm, whatâs sexier, red teeth or brown teeth?
NO teeth
Thanks, Grandma.
thereâs a place i know of that just got in 3 different sleeves of skoal. 1 each of peach, cherry and wintergreen. theyâve had redman pouches and a variety of other leaf so i know they have a connection. the cost is not much different than back in the americas but someone snuck in and snaked everything last week. i cajoled them to get in the last shipment so if youâre interested, send me a message on here and iâll get word to them that there is more interest. and no i wonât tell you exactly where it is.