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== White Ox and Australian Youth == |
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White Ox is also popular with youth in [[Australia]], mainly in [[Tasmania]] where it is smoked in [[bongs]] and pipes or mixed with [[ |
White Ox is also popular with youth in [[Australia]], mainly in [[Tasmania]] where it is smoked in [[bongs]] and pipes or mixed with [[]]. |
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This is due also to its high nicotine content. |
This is due also to its high nicotine content. |
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White Ox produces a strong "headspin" when large amounts are smoked quickly. |
White Ox produces a strong "headspin" when large amounts are smoked quickly. |
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Revision as of 22:52, 11 January 2009
White Ox rolling tobacco, like Winfield, Drum, or Champion is a product catering for the "roll your own" market. White Ox is often regarded as a poor tasting product but is referred to as "gold" by seasoned smokers.
White Ox in Prison
White Ox has a higher nicotine content than most other brands and is therefore a popular prison tobacco, smokers are able to last longer between breaks
White Ox and Australian Youth
White Ox is also popular with youth in Australia, mainly in Tasmania where it is smoked in bongs and pipes or mixed with cannabis. This is due also to its high nicotine content. White Ox produces a strong "headspin" when large amounts are smoked quickly.
Cost
In Australia a 30g pouch costs AU$12 to AU$15, 50g AU$19 to AU$23.[1]
References
- ^ "Tobacco on the loose". Australian Convenience Store News. November/December 2005. Retrieved 2008-03-22.
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