Smoking in the USA
Nov 6th 2006, 5:33 am
#91
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Re: Smoking in the USA
Originally Posted by lionheart
Good point, unfortunately smoking now appears to have been superseded by obesity in kids. Hard to decide which is worse.
Nov 6th 2006, 5:33 am
#92
who turned out the light?
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Re: Smoking in the USA
Originally Posted by Thydney
No not me, another lifestyle choice I made 
Nov 6th 2006, 6:00 am
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Re: Smoking in the USA
Originally Posted by irnbru4u
me too, have never even tried one.
..lucky you..
Nov 6th 2006, 6:03 am
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Re: Smoking in the USA
Originally Posted by irnbru4u
me too, have never even tried one.
Nov 6th 2006, 6:12 am
#95
who turned out the light?
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Re: Smoking in the USA
Originally Posted by Ray
I have never had a period ....
Nov 6th 2006, 8:05 am
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Re: Smoking in the USA
Originally Posted by irnbru4u
I hope not :scared:
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Nov 6th 2006, 8:10 am
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Re: Smoking in the USA
Originally Posted by anabella
like if I was going to give them a dissease or something?
Nov 6th 2006, 8:13 am
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Re: Smoking in the USA
Originally Posted by gardnma
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Nov 6th 2006, 8:14 am
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Re: Smoking in the USA
Originally Posted by britvic
LOL I can never get use to my Boy saying that to me, it's a full stop Son, thats what we call it.
Nov 6th 2006, 8:17 am
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Re: Smoking in the USA
Originally Posted by irnbru4u
yes! we're british
Nov 6th 2006, 8:34 am
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Re: Smoking in the USA
Originally Posted by Sally
Does everybody smoke? :scared:
Jim.
Nov 6th 2006, 9:15 am
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Re: Smoking in the USA
[QUOTE=Pickles]OK so you may notice from my signature that I finally after 1,000,000 attempts have stopped smoking a little over 3 months ago and still going strong, no urge to smoke at all.
I had been smoking for about 9 years with varying degrees, from a pack a day to 2 packs a week depending on my surroundings etc.
So my question is this anyone else quit after comming over here, do you think it is harder to quit over here for any particular reason? What methods did you use?
I used quitnet web site, went tee total for the first month and Allan Carr books.
Please share your experiences.
Good luck, well done, keep it up.
2 packs aday, sometimes 3. Quit 18 years ago, Cold turkey. I call it my "Claim to fame". Must be in my genes, my father could do it & both of my brothers can stop cold, no help, no aides.
For me, always stop on Sunday, bed time. Wake up Monday, no more smoking.
Of course, you never stop wanting one, who knows when, some odd moment, in a bar, party etc. The urge pops up, my late father, would say 32 years smoke free, still the occassional urge.
Reg.
I had been smoking for about 9 years with varying degrees, from a pack a day to 2 packs a week depending on my surroundings etc.
So my question is this anyone else quit after comming over here, do you think it is harder to quit over here for any particular reason? What methods did you use?
I used quitnet web site, went tee total for the first month and Allan Carr books.
Please share your experiences.
Good luck, well done, keep it up.
2 packs aday, sometimes 3. Quit 18 years ago, Cold turkey. I call it my "Claim to fame". Must be in my genes, my father could do it & both of my brothers can stop cold, no help, no aides.
For me, always stop on Sunday, bed time. Wake up Monday, no more smoking.
Of course, you never stop wanting one, who knows when, some odd moment, in a bar, party etc. The urge pops up, my late father, would say 32 years smoke free, still the occassional urge.
Reg.
Nov 6th 2006, 10:10 am
#103
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Re: Smoking in the USA
[QUOTE=frrussre]
The patch is Ok, but its abugger to light.
Actually they do work.
Originally Posted by Pickles
OK so you may notice from my signature that I finally after 1,000,000 attempts have stopped smoking a little over 3 months ago and still going strong, no urge to smoke at all.
I had been smoking for about 9 years with varying degrees, from a pack a day to 2 packs a week depending on my surroundings etc.
So my question is this anyone else quit after comming over here, do you think it is harder to quit over here for any particular reason? What methods did you use?
I used quitnet web site, went tee total for the first month and Allan Carr books.
Please share your experiences.
Good luck, well done, keep it up.
2 packs aday, sometimes 3. Quit 18 years ago, Cold turkey. I call it my "Claim to fame". Must be in my genes, my father could do it & both of my brothers can stop cold, no help, no aides.
For me, always stop on Sunday, bed time. Wake up Monday, no more smoking.
Of course, you never stop wanting one, who knows when, some odd moment, in a bar, party etc. The urge pops up, my late father, would say 32 years smoke free, still the occassional urge.
Reg.
I had been smoking for about 9 years with varying degrees, from a pack a day to 2 packs a week depending on my surroundings etc.
So my question is this anyone else quit after comming over here, do you think it is harder to quit over here for any particular reason? What methods did you use?
I used quitnet web site, went tee total for the first month and Allan Carr books.
Please share your experiences.
Good luck, well done, keep it up.
2 packs aday, sometimes 3. Quit 18 years ago, Cold turkey. I call it my "Claim to fame". Must be in my genes, my father could do it & both of my brothers can stop cold, no help, no aides.
For me, always stop on Sunday, bed time. Wake up Monday, no more smoking.
Of course, you never stop wanting one, who knows when, some odd moment, in a bar, party etc. The urge pops up, my late father, would say 32 years smoke free, still the occassional urge.
Reg.
The patch is Ok, but its abugger to light.
Actually they do work.
Nov 6th 2006, 10:18 am
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Re: Smoking in the USA
Originally Posted by irnbru4u
yes! we're british
I'm not. I am a One-legged Hindustani Klingon Gay Hermaphrodite with Communist tendencies.
Period .
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Nov 6th 2006, 11:14 am
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Re: Smoking in the USA
[QUOTE=gardnma]
The patch is Ok, but its abugger to light.
Actually they do work.
Funny, good one. I know people who took the patch off, had a ciggy & put the patch back on. Daft, but tuff.
Reg.
Originally Posted by frrussre
The patch is Ok, but its abugger to light.
Actually they do work.
Reg.
