smoking

[Drago]

View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5GzMx9CnhVk

 

[tonyg52]

must be 20 years now, don't suffer from cravings but I know that if I smoked another cigarette I would be hooked.

 

[Dirk]

must be 20 years now, don't suffer from cravings but I know that if I smoked another cigarette I would be hooked.

31 years for me and I feel the same as you.

 

[screenman]

43 years for me, I cannot stand the smell, and as for vapes they are equally disgusting, smelly annoying things.

 

[FishFright]

I've smoked on and off (not for at least ten years) and I could go months and months without, then on a whim buy a pack, them nothing for months again, and I've always been really sniffy why people get addicted to them. I just used to really enjoy a smoke. Perhaps I don't have an addictive nature. Must be so hard packing in something that has become so habitual

Count yourself lucky that you are one of the 1/3rd of the population that doesn't become physically addicted to nicotine

 

[gavroche]

I have never smoked in my life. Always hated the smell of it.

 

[slowmotion]

Eight years here. Every once in a while I get a whiff of snout and it smells quite appealing but I know it's not a realistic prospect for me any more. I don't disapprove of smoking in the slightest. I did it for long enough after all.

 

[BSOh]

I'm just 8 days smoke free after 23 years of smoking. I've given up about 10 times before but always with the help of patches earlier on, or more recently vaping. But I had enough last week, smoked my last ever cigarette and threw out the quitting aids too. The cravings have been surprisingly manageable. But I am suffering terrible night sweats and have uncomfortable cold like symptoms and stomach cramps from the withdrawals.

There was only one thing for it. I had to cheer myself up. My N+1 arrives on Thursday

 

[Jenkins]

Nine or ten years since I quit - the only thing I miss is getting out of the office for five or ten minutes every couple of hours.

 

[Slick]

Only around 2 years off them for me. No inkling of a craving, can't stand the smell of it whatever form so I reckon there's very little chance of a setback. Best thing I've done for myself, ever.

 

[Slick]

I'm just 8 days smoke free after 23 years of smoking. I've given up about 10 times before but always with the help of patches earlier on, or more recently vaping. But I had enough last week, smoked my last ever cigarette and threw out the quitting aids too. The cravings have been surprisingly manageable. But I am suffering terrible night sweats and have uncomfortable cold like symptoms and stomach cramps from the withdrawals.

There was only one thing for it. I had to cheer myself up. My N+1 arrives on Thursday

Exactly what I did, my enjoyment of the n+1 raised exponentially as the cravings disappeared.

 

[raleighnut]

Still smoking here, started in 76 when I worked all the school holidays at the garage where I was the 'Saturday lad' It's amazing at how popular I was with the local girls when they discovered I had the wherewithal to purchase 20 fags, a bottle of Woodpecker and condoms every day of the week.

 

[CanucksTraveller]

I have never smoked in my life. Always hated the smell of it.

I bet you've never owned a television either.

 

[Vapin' Joe]

Still smoking here, started in 76 when I worked all the school holidays at the garage where I was the 'Saturday lad' It's amazing at how popular I was with the local girls when they discovered I had the wherewithal to purchase 20 fags, a bottle of Woodpecker and condoms every day of the week.

Fifty years a smoker, with the occasional Vape thrown in.

 

[Drago]

What's that vaping all about? People look daft enough smoking, but they look positively idiotic with a steampunk vaping thing in their gob.