Kicking the habit
Dec 15th 2012, 3:51 am
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Re: Kicking the habit
Swap some or all of the cigs for something else like Starburst candy, Vitamin Candy or Chewing gum?
Dec 15th 2012, 4:04 am
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Re: Kicking the habit
Don't smoke within 4m of a door, 200 bucks fine for smoking at the junction of queen and Edward street and burned at the stake for smoking within 2 kms of a kiddies park. It's almost enough to make you want to give up
Now roll me some herbal off the acreage to chill out
Now roll me some herbal off the acreage to chill out
Because it annoys people who post comments like this.
I'd still be puffing away if it wasn't for reading Allen Carr's Easy Way book (quit cold turkey after 20 years, magical book btw).
But sometimes, like now, I'd like to spark one up and inhale deeply just to $#^!ing perplex the kind of person who can't understand why anyone could start AND THEN they feel the need to voice their self-righteous oh-so-original opinion on the internet.
Catching my drift?
Damn, I might start smoking crack just so I don't turn into you.
I'd still be puffing away if it wasn't for reading Allen Carr's Easy Way book (quit cold turkey after 20 years, magical book btw).
But sometimes, like now, I'd like to spark one up and inhale deeply just to $#^!ing perplex the kind of person who can't understand why anyone could start AND THEN they feel the need to voice their self-righteous oh-so-original opinion on the internet.
Catching my drift?
Damn, I might start smoking crack just so I don't turn into you.
Dec 15th 2012, 7:15 am
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Dec 15th 2012, 7:33 am
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Re: Kicking the habit
I have no personal experience of addiction to morphine, heroin or opiates. Have you ?
Dec 15th 2012, 11:49 am
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Re: Kicking the habit
I consider it a public duty.
Don't smoke within 4m of a door, 200 bucks fine for smoking at the junction of queen and Edward street and burned at the stake for smoking within 2 kms of a kiddies park. It's almost enough to make you want to give up
Now roll me some herbal off the acreage to chill out
Now roll me some herbal off the acreage to chill out
Dec 15th 2012, 5:04 pm
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Re: Kicking the habit
I stopped smoking 20 years ago - and I STILL get pangs for a smoke !
Dec 15th 2012, 6:49 pm
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Dec 16th 2012, 4:04 am
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Re: Kicking the habit
You might get hit by a car and killed (I hope not, because you're actually alright) when you're self-righteously riding your bike thinking you're better than a smoker.
I like smoking, it's enjoyable. I'm going for one now.
Dec 16th 2012, 4:19 am
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Re: Kicking the habit
When you grow up and have kids and some responsibilities to others apart from yourself, then maybe your outlook on killing yourself slowly (or quickly) will change. Your choice. Just dont sit back in your ward bed with your kids (young) stroking your arms as you splutter/wheeze your terminal breath aged 45 with any regrets or remorse...your choice.
Oh and dont think cause i ride a bike i am self righteous..i do it because im ****ing good at it
..And i dont think im indestructable also..a friend of mine...
http://backonyourbike.com/
(he is the lucky one, i know many more out here who were not so fortunate)
Dec 16th 2012, 4:21 am
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Re: Kicking the habit
I dont think i am "better" than a smoker at all, i actually pity smokers.
When you grow up and have kids and some responsibilities to others apart from yourself, then maybe your outlook on killing yourself slowly (or quickly) will change. Your choice. Just dont sit back in your ward bed with your kids (young) stroking your arms as you splutter/wheeze your terminal breath aged 45 with any regrets or remorse...your choice.
Oh and dont think cause i ride a bike i am self righteous..i do it because im ****ing good at it..And i dont think im indestructable also..
a friend of mine...
http://backonyourbike.com/
(he is the lucky one, i know many more out here who were not so fortunate)
When you grow up and have kids and some responsibilities to others apart from yourself, then maybe your outlook on killing yourself slowly (or quickly) will change. Your choice. Just dont sit back in your ward bed with your kids (young) stroking your arms as you splutter/wheeze your terminal breath aged 45 with any regrets or remorse...your choice.
Oh and dont think cause i ride a bike i am self righteous..i do it because im ****ing good at it
..And i dont think im indestructable also..a friend of mine...
http://backonyourbike.com/
(he is the lucky one, i know many more out here who were not so fortunate)
When I do have a reason to (IE kids) I will stop. I've stopped before by gradually cutting down, did a couple of months but then got back on the death sticks.
I'm good a riding a bike too. I can stay up and go quick down hills
Dec 16th 2012, 4:33 am
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Re: Kicking the habit
^They're the smokers I hate. Oh and the ones who smoke before you've finished your food.
What about a Jan / Feb get together? Compare presents, show and tell?