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The Miracle View Drop Down

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Posted: October 06 2005 at 19:41

Nope.

And i dont plan to start at all

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Pr@gmatic

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Posted: October 06 2005 at 23:54

The Miracle wrote:

Nope.

And i dont plan to start at all

Same thing here.

Suki

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Posted: October 07 2005 at 06:17

The Doctor wrote:

Peter wrote:

No, never -- by the time I was old enough to consider starting, I knew enough about it that to have started would have been very dumb.

I guess I had enough will power and self-esteem to resist any peer pressure, though most of my friends as a teen were non-smokers too.

My older brother (same upbringing) was a smoker until a couple of years ago, and he was always more of an athlete than I. Most of his friends smoked too. Ermm

Sadly, this habit has not declined as it should have among new generations of teens. Confused

To the smokers: why did you start? (Seriously, I don't mean to be smug or condescending, I just want to know.)

I did it for all of the health benefits that come with breathing in fire. I heard that second hand smoke kills more people than first hand smoke, so I took the healthier approach.

Really though, I enjoy it. It gives me much pleasure and the way I see it, somethings going to kill me sooner or later. And yes I know that smoking will probably make it sooner rather than later, but in 100 years it won't matter, because I will be just as dead either way.

Indeed. What's the point in living until 100 without being able to do anything..

Bah.. I started smoking less due to money.. I'd rather spend it on CDs.. Though so, today I finished my pack and it's Friday.. so today night I'll spend more money on cigs, damn..
When you go buying a pack you don't really realize how much you've spent, until you start calculating and think how many IMPORTANT things you could've bought with this money..

And it is indeed a problem when all your friends smoke.. Once someone pulls out a cig, everyone joins him
lol, it's funny..
you see me and my friends, about 10+ people, one opens a cig and you see a whole bunch also pulling out cigs, haha.. it's funny to observe this

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TURK182!

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Posted: October 07 2005 at 08:47

Yes, I'm a smoker since I'm 15. Now I'm 28 and I begin to think to quit but it' not done!!!

"A Flower!!!"
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yargh

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Posted: October 07 2005 at 10:22

I quit cold turkey three months ago after 10 years and have not had one since. I still keep a pack in my car and in my briefcase, though, to keep me mentally strong. Some say this is tempting fate, but I like giving the Nicotine God the finger.

I hear that you haven't "really" quit until you don't smoke for at least six months, though, so I consider myself "quitting" rather than having fully quit.

Suki

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Posted: October 07 2005 at 14:21

TURK182! wrote:

<FONT face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size=3>Yes, I'm a smoker since I'm 15. Now I'm 28 and I begin to think to quit but it' not done!!!

You wouldn't be able to quit. In order to quit smoking, you need will power. If you only began to think about quitting and still haven't made up your mind, then I doubt you really want to quit. If you force yourself to quit without really wanting to, then (and I hope I'm wrong) you won't be 'strong' enough to quit to the fullest.
If you want my advice - stop thinking about quitting. When you'll really feel you want to quit smoking, then no 'thinking' will be needed, only blind determination.
Then again, I personally haven't tried to quit smoking, but this is as I see it.

yargh, I don't see why it is temping fate. If you're (god forbid) about to brake then buying a pack or having it in your car won't change anything.
I must say I like the idea though. Very clever.

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Posted: October 07 2005 at 14:28

I hate two things: TOOL and smoking

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Syzygy

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Posted: October 07 2005 at 15:35

Not any more - smoked 20 a day (at least) for 20 years, quit 6 years ago. Mind you, the way things are going at work just now I'm tempted to start again...

'Like so many of you
I've got my doubts about how much to contribute
to the already rich among us...'

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Rapataz

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Posted: October 08 2005 at 05:11

<<---non-smoker

at least no pure tobacco

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Rochacrimson View Drop Down

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Posted: October 10 2005 at 05:30

I smoke Rothmans cigarettes!

What kind of cigarettes smoke Pink Floyd,Genesis,Camel,king Crimson,Yes ,Elp,Gentle Giant, VDGG and J.Tull?

Rothmans since 1890

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Posted: October 10 2005 at 05:56

I've been smoking since 1980 for 20yrs 30 cigarettes/day and I've finished at all

. It was a hard experience.

don't worry
be happy

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Posted: October 10 2005 at 08:19

I smoke only on party's. And that is usually only 3-4.

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Posted: October 11 2005 at 17:27

No, not cigarettes

. Although a hell of a lot of my peers do it, I managed to stay away.

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Posted: October 12 2005 at 07:47

'Fraid so -

++ahem++

Try to keep down to 8/9 a day during the week - when I'm with friends or at a pub, though...

++cough++

Rolling your own is con

++COUGH, COUGH++ dearie me...

considerably cheap

++HAAAAAACKKKK!++ whoops, I'll wipe that up later

cheaper, by the way, but overall, I dont th, th, th

++AHHHAHHHAHHCCCCCKKKKKKKK, COUOUOUOUOUGH!!!!!++ ooooooh..... NURSE, I just blew a kidney out me bum, again!

think it's done me any ha ha ha

++HHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACCCCCCCCCCCCCCCKKKKKKKK!!!!!!!!!!!!++ Oh God, kill me now

harm.

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Seriously, though, taking up smoking is the stupidest decision I ever made, especially as I did it at the relatively late age of 25.

I've nothing but respect for those fellow addicts who manage to kick the habit into touch - I've seen friends go through giving up, so I know what to expect whan I eventually take that decision.

Now, how stupid is this - I'm typing this in my lunch-hour at work, which is coming to an end.... I've got about 10 minutes left.... any guesses what I'm about to do?

Jon Lord 1941 - 2012

Rochacrimson View Drop Down

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Posted: October 12 2005 at 08:23

But when i play my guitar and listen progressive rock,I smoke definetivelly Camel,excellent blend since 1913

Pedro Rocha

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Posted: October 13 2005 at 23:01

Absolutely not!

Pr@gmatic

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Posted: October 13 2005 at 23:16

Jim Garten wrote:

'Fraid so -

++ahem++

Try to keep down to 8/9 a day during the week - when I'm with friends or at a pub, though...

++cough++

Rolling your own is con

++COUGH, COUGH++ dearie me...

considerably cheap

++HAAAAAACKKKK!++ whoops, I'll wipe that up later

cheaper, by the way, but overall, I dont th, th, th

++AHHHAHHHAHHCCCCCKKKKKKKK, COUOUOUOUOUGH!!!!!++ ooooooh..... NURSE, I just blew a kidney out me bum, again!

think it's done me any ha ha ha

++HHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACCCCCCCCCCCCCCCKKKKKKKK!!!!!!!!!!!!++ Oh God, kill me now

Crafter

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Posted: October 16 2005 at 18:20

I am allergic to the tabacco, so I don't smoke at all.

Uh ? Oh, I see :D

barbs

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Posted: October 17 2005 at 05:53

Gave up 13 years ago. I knew I would never be able to seriously encourage my children not to smoke if I was doing it. I started when I was travelling to school on the bus. Most of the other kids (I was 12) smoked and it used to look quite funny as the bus drove up the road full of smoke. It looked like it was on fire. My mum used to smell smoke on my school jacket but I would tell her it was from the others smoking. I was definitely hooked in my early teens and smoked for some time after that until 1992. I gave up when I got divorced and gained custody of my two children.

Eternity

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Posted: October 17 2005 at 10:40

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