[bwgan]

Bubba, on Oct 22 2008, 01:05 AM, said:

Terez, on Oct 21 2008, 05:54 PM, said:

The longer you go without a cigarette, the more you want it. I've had to work jobs where I had to go for a long time without, but by the time I got to smoke one I was ready to kill someone, lol. They taste the best when you have to wait for them like that.

They taste even better when you dip the filter in the blood of that person that just said good morning to you........wait what.

Virtual rep for that real lol moment. (Must remember not to say good morning to Bubba.... )

[Raymond Luxury Yacht]

councilor, on Oct 22 2008, 05:21 AM, said:

i don't smoke, so i may be talking crap, but i know friends who have gone literrally from social smokers to heavy smokers without even realising it. is it that addictive?

I know people who have gone off of heroin cold turkey with no rehab or therapy, but can't quit smoking. I believe that statistically this is true in general, that the smokes are harder to kick than the junk.

[Lisheo]

I've got a few friends(two ex's and two mates) who say its harder to give up smoking.
There you go.

[bubba]

closing in on four weeks......haven't killed yet, but I have come close. This blows

[Terez]

I envy you, but I do not envy you.

[caladanbrood]

Well done

[Tapper]

Comrade Bubbabuska, on Nov 7 2008, 04:18 AM, said:

closing in on four weeks......haven't killed yet, but I have come close. This blows

Good going!

[Menandore]

Good for you. I started again. Hopefully I'll quit sometime before christmas.

[Vicodin&FantasyBooks]

I'm thinking about some flavored tobacco but I'm not sure if I really want to smoke or do i simply need something new to keep me occupied when I'm bored.

[bubba]

I cant believe it is actually getting worse......

[RodeoRanch]

Hold fast!

[Sparkimus]

interesting product that might help those who want to quit. I'm thinking about trying it since it has different levels of nicotine so I can ease myself off the stuff.

www.smoke51.com

[WWQBD?]

I'm still trying to quit. I've cut back to smoking only on the Wednesdays when I go and play Rock Band with some of my friends. My rationale is that in order to rock, I must smoke...so...

it's stupid, I realize.

But I've cut down A LOT.

And I have to cut down more for Mod 1.

Some days....

[Hinter]

Sparkimus, on Nov 13 2008, 08:37 PM, said:

interesting product that might help those who want to quit. I'm thinking about trying it since it has different levels of nicotine so I can ease myself off the stuff.

www.smoke51.com

Friend of mine recently bought one off t'internet. I had a go on it and it was surprisingly effective, so much so that come pay day I'll be purchasing one. If only they did a roll-up version...

[Lisheo]

My most recent giving up attempt was, as usual, a complete failure. It'd be interesting to hold something along the lines of The Contest™ to try and ween us off smoking.

[Lost Marine]

Frankly I feel at this point that smoking is my new retirement plan, why save money when you can spend it all now and just smoke enough to cut your life down to less then retirement age?

[bubba]

I felt the same way.....until I noticed the numbers getting closer together that I would like....

[Darkwatch]

Comrade Bubbabuska, on Nov 6 2008, 10:18 PM, said:

This blows

In all accuracy it doesn't.

Keep up the good work.



@GA

Do you still have that video of Sonnyboy having a puff instead of you when you tried to quit a few years back?

[Menandore]

No I totally should have saved it but I didn't. I don't think the thread is still around, I would imagine it got lost in the move.

I miss Sonnyboy

[Epiph]

My dad smoked for 10 years in his 20s, quit some fifteen years before I was born, and then died of lung cancer when he was 56. My great-aunt killed herself after suffering through emphysema for a few years.

I was always too grossed out by the smell to feel inclined, but those were some strong deterrents.