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Meat as Tobacco Additive

 Vegetarian cigarettes? Pfft…
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Meat - cured, pulverized and added to tobacco to enhance enjoyment of smoking.
—snarfyguy, Jun 11 2001

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       Are you trying to flavor the cigarette, or just to construct the ultimate non-PC accessory?
—jutta, Jun 11 2001
   

       Believe it or not, the smoked meat pun hadn't occurred to me. I propose the idea as both a flavor enhancement *and* an upping of the ante on the enjoyment of vice.   

       Some people like to eat meat. Some of the same people like to smoke. Some of the people who like both also like to make statements about liking them. There you go...
—snarfyguy, Jun 11 2001
   

       Mmm... tomacco.
—Uncle Nutsy, Jun 11 2001
   

       I'm suggesting that there may be a difference between liking the taste of meat and enjoying inhaling the smoke created by burning meat. If you *really* like the latter, there are plenty of holiday opportunities in UK just now.
—angel, Jun 12 2001
   

       Let the non-smoking vegetarians put that in their pipe and smoke it!
—Spidergoat, Jun 12 2001
   

       First the Bacon Bits, then the harder stuff
—thumbwax, Aug 09 2002
   


 

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