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    Only thing annoying me is trying to concentrate on writing up my menu plan and equipment lists etc.. for the Culinary fare. Maybe Satriani isn't helping right now either? lol
    Rest in peace Tony - you will be missed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Singing Chef View Post
    Well i have now been 35 hours with out a ciggie after 5 years of smoking. Im going cold turkey and it's not too bad, just need something to do with the extra time now, have tried the pills that you suck on but they taste like shit!

    Here is to being Smokefree! :-)
    18 months for me now..approx money that I did not give to the cigarette company's $6,000.
    Top effort, remember that you have not given up anything, you have gained.
    Anne and I both read that ''the'' book.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maha View Post
    18 months for me now..approx money that I did not give to the cigarette company's $6,000.
    Top effort, remember that you have not given up anything, you have gained.
    $6000 buckeroos? Jimminey Cricket!! Imagine all the crack i could buy with that....oh shit i meant a bike..
    Rest in peace Tony - you will be missed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Singing Chef View Post
    $6000 buckeroos? Jimminey Cricket!! Imagine all the crack i could buy with that....oh shit i meant a bike..
    You dont save the money you would have spent on smokes (thats a bullshit line) you spend it on other things. Other things that mean more you than a smoke ever did.
    Yes I worked it out that I would spend $4000 per year on smokes...now I dont.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maha View Post
    You dont save the money you would have spent on smokes (thats a bullshit line) you spend it on other things. Other things that mean more you than a smoke ever did.
    Yes I worked it out that I would spend $4000 per year on smokes...now I dont.
    Yea i haven't saved anything yet, but i may set up an automatic transfer of what i would used to spend on smokes and put it onto a savings account, use it to fund a trip somewhere.
    Rest in peace Tony - you will be missed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by scumdog View Post
    A little O.T. - but why the fuck do people start in the first place?
    Used to use the baccy to smoke hash when on OE, was great for having a toke in public looked like a rolly and didn't smell overly dodgey.

    Trouble is got hooked on the legal stuff.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Singing Chef View Post
    Cheers guys, haha when i feel like a smoke i just go for a ride, generally fixes it, or have a bit of a
    Good thinking that man! I have not had a smoke in 18 months and dont even think about it now. The first couple of days when the habit wanted feeding were probably the worst, but if you have made the decision to stop smoking you will be fine. All you have to do is not have one smoke, and that is easy.

    I was a heavy smoker and had smoked for over 35 years, I simply decided to stop and did! Never regretted it. Your industry is notorious for smokers, stay focussed.
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    Nonono,

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    48hours have passed, thinking about it now i could have fundraised for the world vision thing. lol ohwell. and i just keep myself occupied, and mentos..for fresh breath
    Rest in peace Tony - you will be missed.

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    walked away from the smokes a year ago, savings went into a bike, gear, licenses.... and a nice side effect....everything smells nice.

    may the force be with you!
    squeek squeek

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    Quote Originally Posted by blue rider View Post
    and a nice side effect....everything smells nice.
    We have a woman that has recently started working in my office. She is a smoker. The smell of smoke was very obvious when she first started. She has elected not to smoke during work hours (she is the only smoker, and it is a bit lonely out in the carpark by yourself) no pressue or anything, her call.

    Now all i can smell is her baccy! She is a Port Royal Smoker and it reeks! Imagine saying that, not so long ago I used to enjoy the odd rolly Port Royal
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mom View Post
    We have a woman that has recently started working in my office. She is a smoker. The smell of smoke was very obvious when she first started. She has elected not to smoke during work hours (she is the only smoker, and it is a bit lonely out in the carpark by yourself) no pressue or anything, her call.

    Now all i can smell is her baccy! She is a Port Royal Smoker and it reeks! Imagine saying that, not so long ago I used to enjoy the odd rolly Port Royal
    Haha i have started to smell it on my flatmate now, dirty bastard.. and it's fun being the only smoker, you can pick your ass and nobody will see ya.. and port royal does have that "smell" to it
    Rest in peace Tony - you will be missed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Singing Chef View Post
    Haha i have started to smell it on my flatmate now, dirty bastard.. and it's fun being the only smoker, you can pick your ass and nobody will see ya.. and port royal does have that "smell" to it
    I used to love it, but the cold baccy smells revolting. I dont usually mind the smell of smoke, in fact I quite like it depends on the brand I think. You can smell a smoker a mile away. I never realised that. YUK! So glad I dont smoke anymore!
    Quote Originally Posted by Gubb View Post
    Nonono,

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    My parents have been smokefree for over a week now. Makes me glad to think that my clothes, and the house , won't smell like the bloody things anymore.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oblivion View Post
    My parents have been smokefree for over a week now. Makes me glad to think that my clothes, and the house , won't smell like the bloody things anymore.
    You know this is something my kids commented on. Despite the fact we never smoked in our car, and always smoked outside, when we eventually stopped, they commented on how nice our house smelled. We had non smoking forends visit us and say the same I know that now, but when you smoke, no matter how much you try to make things "not smell" they still do.
    Quote Originally Posted by Gubb View Post
    Nonono,

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    Reading this thread has made me want a cigarette even more now, such sweet smoke, ah that's it I'm off to the garage for a smoke.


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