Originally Posted by The Singing Chef
Dunhill blue? at least go Red if your gunna do it!!"And he can't be a man/'cause he doesn't smoke/the same cigarettes as me. (Satisfaction)
Anarchic Wild Child
Dunhill blue? at least go Red if your gunna do it!!"And he can't be a man/'cause he doesn't smoke/the same cigarettes as me. (Satisfaction)
"So if you meet me, have some sympathy, have some courtesy, have some taste ..."
Rest In Peace
I didn't cough...Took it in like a big girl!...I guess thats true Mark, I remember coughing my ring out on a Mild 10 cigarette as a kid....still thought it was the coolest thing though.
I wised up some some years later.
Been smoke free for over 3 years now... Good on ya for all those who have managed it as well.
NEDWN VIII
I took it in like a big also, the cough was for effect....
Rest In Peace
You took it in like a big boy uh? Nice... Now say it slowly, with a slightly effeminated version of Barry White...I took it in like a big also, the cough was for effect....
There ya go, bet you're coughing again
NEDWN VIII
......and then can I go jump in muddy puddles?....You took it in like a big boy uh? Nice... Now say it slowly, with a slightly effeminated version of Barry White...
There ya go, bet you're coughing again
Rest In Peace
Good boy! But I'll let your wife clean the mess up, thank you very much...got enough with my monkey......and then can I go jump in muddy puddles?....
Mad nagging bitch!
17 weeks smokefree for me.
Only once in all that time have I thought..."I'd love a ciggie right now"
That thought was followed immediately by "Whatever for?? I'm a non smoker"
Good on you, keep it up!
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If my nose was running money, I'd blow it all on you...
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Exactly how i feel!! haha its been what 4 or 5 days now and i'm fine, been offered countless times and even helped somebody rip up their packet :-D feeling alot better too. even so early on!
Whore of the Forumz.
Been 3+ weeks now, had 1 puff to show myself what i was actually inhaling and felt no desire to smoke after that puff. Lost track of the days, though after a bloody hard service in the kitchen there is still the want for one.
A little more money left now :-)
Loud and Uncouth
Stick with it and there'll be even more $$$$ saved.
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Whip it, whip it good!
Good man! You have done the hard part, the rest is easy. You dont smoke so that is that!
Congratulations on beating the smokes, freedom is such a relief.
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Been down that road....its all about breaking the routine,after service drinks and smoke etc....
Its been 1 year and 11 days for me now.....I feel good about it,and there have been times when I have had that feeling for a smoke,but thats all it was a feeling...
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[QUOTE=The Singing Chef;1130114351]Been 3+ weeks now, had 1 puff to show myself what i was actually inhaling and felt no desire to smoke after that puff. Lost track of the days, though after a bloody hard service in the kitchen there is still the want for one. QUOTE]
I've been watching this thread with interest. I've also "tried" to give up dozens of times, but this time I've decided to actually give up.
The last time I tried was with patches and gum, but like always found myself smoking again. So I made the smokers promise next time will be for real.
Believe or not being a professional smoking giver upper had benefits of hindsight, and I actually learned a few things that are helping.
1) I promised myself my next visit to the quack would include a request for Champax (no they don't have strings...well not anymore anyway
2) I promised my daughter and son(not myself) I would be smoke free before her 10th birthday, which is the begining of August.
3) I didn't tell anyone I was quitting (until now) so there was no other pressure from anyone else. (being a freedom of choice thought, I'd like to think having my last smoke was as much my own choice as picking up my first)Wost thing when you are giving up is getting drilled by someone because they "thought you were giving up!"
After two weeks backing off on the smokes, scoffing mints and "leaning" on an e-cig, I'm already finding it easier this time. Had a smoke this morning and shock horror! I couldn't stomach that first puff of the day!
So good onya Chef and the others, soon I'll be able to join the growing legions of reformed smokers!
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[QUOTE=Motorcycle Recovery;1130114752]Awesome stuff bro! it's funny how you don't have that same taste for ciggies, you remember the feeling that it gave you but it doesn't do it for you anymore. August isn't far so good on ya bro, keep up the good work!Been 3+ weeks now, had 1 puff to show myself what i was actually inhaling and felt no desire to smoke after that puff. Lost track of the days, though after a bloody hard service in the kitchen there is still the want for one. QUOTE]
I've been watching this thread with interest. I've also "tried" to give up dozens of times, but this time I've decided to actually give up.
The last time I tried was with patches and gum, but like always found myself smoking again. So I made the smokers promise next time will be for real.
Believe or not being a professional smoking giver upper had benefits of hindsight, and I actually learned a few things that are helping.
1) I promised myself my next visit to the quack would include a request for Champax (no they don't have strings...well not anymore anyway
2) I promised my daughter and son(not myself) I would be smoke free before her 10th birthday, which is the begining of August.
3) I didn't tell anyone I was quitting (until now) so there was no other pressure from anyone else. (being a freedom of choice thought, I'd like to think having my last smoke was as much my own choice as picking up my first)Wost thing when you are giving up is getting drilled by someone because they "thought you were giving up!"
After two weeks backing off on the smokes, scoffing mints and "leaning" on an e-cig, I'm already finding it easier this time. Had a smoke this morning and shock horror! I couldn't stomach that first puff of the day!
So good onya Chef and the others, soon I'll be able to join the growing legions of reformed smokers!
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