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    Cigarettes

    Just out of curiosity, how many of you on here smoke cigs?

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    oh boy, right up there with alcohol threads lol

    im an ex-smoker (thank fvck)

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    Can't afford them over here. Fuel is my drug for the car.

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    Ex Smoker here. I used an E-Cig to quit for about 6 months then I quit that. I haven't gone back since.

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    I used to dabble in the left handed cigarettes, you know the roll your own type. But it caused me to lose too much motivation and gave me the munchies so I gave it up 5 years ago. I'm glad I did. Man that stuff stinks when you've been away from it for a long time.

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    Quit 18 months ago, I'm loving the extra oxygen in my blood I have way more energy now. Plus smokes are $10 a pack here in NY. Yikes!!!

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    i love my cigs...and more as some of u may know....

    love to smoke a cig when them damm truth commercials come on, just makes me feel good....
    however i dont pretend that its not killing me, i know the downfall of my actions...

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    Love smoking... I smoke on and off

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    I have fallen victim to the addiction once again.

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    I also used to smoke. Quit a few years ago when they ran the adds with the gentleman that had the hole in his throat.

    After seeing that I tossed a carton of them right in the trash.

    One of the best moves I could have made being that cancer runs in my family.

    Best wishes in your attempt to kick it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kif
    Quit 18 months ago, I'm loving the extra oxygen in my blood I have way more energy now. Plus smokes are $10 a pack here in NY. Yikes!!!
    Try 13$ , they raise the price once a month man. It cost more money to kill yourself then to eat.

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    Reluctant dipper here :/

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    Quote Originally Posted by trix1000 View Post
    Try 13$ , they raise the price once a month man. It cost more money to kill yourself then to eat.
    Holy crist $13 that's nuts! Quitting was one of the hardest things I've ever accomplished!

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    Yes and climbing pretty soon 15$. thank goodness we quit or we'ed be in a homeless shelter come next year lol.

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    ^^^^ but atleast you would have ur pack of smokes......

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    ^^^^ but atleast you would have ur pack of smokes......

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    Smoked out >breath<
    Last edited by trix1000; 10-04-2011 at 12:28 PM.

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    I quit for three years and started up again!!!!!! Had a lot of personal problems so I just gave up the ghost and turned to the cigs again cos of the stress! Crap excuse I know. Credit to you ex smokers that haven't touched them since

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    It's a struggle man just stick with it. Put double patches on the neck if you have too lol.

    I was unbearable for the first year.
    Always on edge, angry.

    So I went and brought a heavy bag.
    And when I would have cravings at home I'd just hit the sh1t out of that thing till I was so exhausted, the last thing on my mind was smoken.

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    been smoking for 30 plus years. hate it but gave up giving up.. Lasted 6 months off them once.

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    Quote Originally Posted by trix1000 View Post
    It's a struggle man just stick with it. Put double patches on the neck if you have too lol.

    I was unbearable for the first year.
    Always on edge, angry.

    So I went and brought a heavy bag.
    And when I would have cravings at home I'd just hit the sh1t out of that thing till I was so exhausted, the last thing on my mind was smoken.
    for that long?!

    i smoked 14yrs and heavily towards the end, within 3mths of being off i was fine

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    Quote Originally Posted by dec11
    for that long?!

    i smoked 14yrs and heavily towards the end, within 3mths of being off i was fine
    Lmao yea man. It absolutely sucked for me man I loved smoking. I was at 2 packs when I quit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by trix1000 View Post
    Lmao yea man. It absolutely sucked for me man I loved smoking. I was at 2 packs when I quit.
    jez tht would have been tough!!

    i quit 2wks before xmas 2002 and it was also 1wk before i went on hols and reckoned if i made through those i was flying

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    Isn't it so much easier to fly lol when you don't smoke. When i go out on the bike my hands don't fall asleep. I can breath. The walls in my house aren't yellow. Man I hated that more then anything.

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    Smokers are Jokers, sorry it had to be said like. Both my parents smoke but I've never bothered with it to be honest. I'd rather spend the money on food or pedril for the car.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Damien_C View Post
    Smokers are Jokers, sorry it had to be said like. Both my parents smoke but I've never bothered with it to be honest. I'd rather spend the money on food or pedril for the car.
    I ain't laughing mate! True, it's not the wisest decision I've ever made but then again sticking needles in my ass isn't either,

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    Quote Originally Posted by ROBOCOP View Post
    I ain't laughing mate! True, it's not the wisest decision I've ever made but then again sticking needles in my ass isn't either,

    lmfao

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    Quote Originally Posted by ROBOCOP View Post
    I ain't laughing mate! True, it's not the wisest decision I've ever made but then again sticking needles in my ass isn't either,
    Ahh that bit wasn't meant to be taken seriously at all.

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    Smoked for 10 years but gave up 32 years ago. I hate the fcuking things now. Saved a fortune in that tme but where oh where is that fortune? I must have drunk it then!!

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    I gave up smoking for dipping though I do enjoy the occasional cigar. Funny thing is that I don't think I was ever really addicted. I do it at work but when I take time off from work I get no cravings. Doesn't matter if it's one day off or 2 weeks off...no cravings.
    After starting the dipping though cigarettes don't even give me the slightest buzz when compared to that first dip of the day rush.

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    ex smoker here. I have done it off and on a few times since youth. Once I got close to a pack a day I quit because I knew it was becoming a habit. I admit it was not easy the last time, I kept finding myself having many excuses to light one up or just the habit of doing certain things while smoking.

    I'm glad I quit for the cost saving alone besides the health benefits. I'm not one of those who turn my nose up to those who still do or pretend that 2nd hand smoke is going to kill me if I walk into/through a cloud. LOL I believe everyone has a right to chose their own poison as long as it's not hurting anyone else.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lovbyts View Post
    ex smoker here. I have done it off and on a few times since youth. Once I got close to a pack a day I quit because I knew it was becoming a habit. I admit it was not easy the last time, I kept finding myself having many excuses to light one up or just the habit of doing certain things while smoking.

    I'm glad I quit for the cost saving alone besides the health benefits. I'm not one of those who turn my nose up to those who still do or pretend that 2nd hand smoke is going to kill me if I walk into/through a cloud. LOL I believe everyone has a right to chose their own poison as long as it's not hurting anyone else.
    Good on ya mate. I tried the social smoking bit,,,,,but like you I always found an excuse to light up. I still do. I'm on a pack a day and I keep promising myself I'll give up!!!! I'm such a weak ass!!!!!!!!

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    not judging, just not sure why a bloke would go to all the trouble, working out, supps, aas, 6x meals a day, cardio.....

    ..... and then shoot himself in the foot by choking down coffin nails every day?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Times Roman View Post
    not judging, just not sure why a bloke would go to all the trouble, working out, supps, aas, 6x meals a day, cardio.....

    ..... and then shoot himself in the foot by choking down coffin nails every day?
    Yeah, I hear those kind of questions every day mate! Im not sure if you've ever smoked or not, but I started because of peer pressure as a kid, like most. I carried on for years making it harder to stop. The addiction grew! Yeah, I gave up for 3 years but personal life and stress just the better of me. I hate smoking mate, but it's an addiction. So hard to quit especially after the length of time I've been smoking

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    Quote Originally Posted by ROBOCOP View Post
    Yeah, I hear those kind of questions every day mate! Im not sure if you've ever smoked or not, but I started because of peer pressure as a kid, like most. I carried on for years making it harder to stop. The addiction grew! Yeah, I gave up for 3 years but personal life and stress just the better of me. I hate smoking mate, but it's an addiction. So hard to quit especially after the length of time I've been smoking
    I hear you. They say giving up smoking is next to heroin addiction. I gave it up for several years and after my 2nd wife (ex wife) died I started again. It has been proven to be a stress reliever but quickly becomes a crutch for many things with all the negative side effects. Luckily I knew the new girlfriend didnt like smoking and that would have been a big no to the relationship and I knew I could not hide it for long so I just quit. Wasnt easy, I felt the urge to smoke but that also an incentive to quit also. I dont like anything that has a hold on me like that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lovbyts View Post
    I hear you. They say giving up smoking is next to heroin addiction. I gave it up for several years and after my 2nd wife (ex wife) died I started again. It has been proven to be a stress reliever but quickly becomes a crutch for many things with all the negative side effects. Luckily I knew the new girlfriend didnt like smoking and that would have been a big no to the relationship and I knew I could not hide it for long so I just quit. Wasnt easy, I felt the urge to smoke but that also an incentive to quit also. I dont like anything that has a hold on me like that.
    Fvcking hell mate. Really sorry to hear that. Not sure how I'd have responded to that,,,,

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    Quote Originally Posted by ROBOCOP View Post
    Fvcking hell mate. Really sorry to hear that. Not sure how I'd have responded to that,,,,
    Thanks, it didnt get any easier the 2nd time even after the 1st wife died either 10 years earlier. Hopefully the 3rd will out last me. LOL

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    You've been through the mill mate, I'll tell you that. TWICE? You're a better man than me

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    Quote Originally Posted by ROBOCOP View Post
    Yeah, I hear those kind of questions every day mate! Im not sure if you've ever smoked or not, but I started because of peer pressure as a kid, like most. I carried on for years making it harder to stop. The addiction grew! Yeah, I gave up for 3 years but personal life and stress just the better of me. I hate smoking mate, but it's an addiction. So hard to quit especially after the length of time I've been smoking
    I smoked a few years as a kid. gave it up cold turkey for over a year or so without any prior thought. never craved. started up a couple years later, then gave it up again. I think I was on a first date with my woman, and asked her if she minded if I smoked. Surprisingly, she said yes she did mind. It was an easy decision for me, and really haven't smoked since. that was about 26 years ago. the only thing i like to smoke now are the swischer sweets, wood tip, while i'm scooting down the road on my harley. but even that is seldom. since i've never really been addicted to tobacco, difficult for me to grasp why others don't just give it up. now that i think about it, not really sure if i've ever been addicted to anything. So I guess this is a case of "easier said than done"?

    take that back. i think i was addicted to something. even though i gave it up many years ago, i still thought about it frequently after....

    ok... i think i understand

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