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Big Rob Mac taking an enforced break in the ‘80s while Suzi were backed by Skoal Bandits and Men Only – two products with health issues. In fact, the suckable baccy sachets were later outlawed (literally!) due to concerns over mouth cancer. The top-shelf mag? Make you go blind…pic.twitter.com/lEjUzBjIT5

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Big Rob Mac taking an enforced break in the ‘80s while Suzi were backed by Skoal Bandits and Men Only – two products with health issues. In fact, the suckable baccy sachets were later outlawed (literally!) due to concerns over mouth cancer. The top-shelf mag? Make you go blind…

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