A favor?

susie
Jeeper

Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Hell


I would, but I'm trying to avoid going to your location. I may end up there in years to come, but I think they check your pockets at the door and they don't let cigs. in.
 
Its ok. I am out of Hell. I went and bought a pack. It lasted over 24 hours. I am proud of me.


I cant do cold turkey.
 
i just signed up for the smoking cessation program at work, we get free patches and drugs and such. I did cold turkey once lasted 2 weeks and 2 days.
I can't believe the guberment is raising the price 62 cents a pack. It is definately time to quit.

Can I send you dalefan while he goes thru withdrawl lol

~mrsdalefan (sorry didn't feel like logging out and logging in again)
 
Hell no! I cant stand the one I have! I dont want to deal with one going through withdrawls...

Wanna swap for a few days? I will send you Satan. I mean Stan.
 
It is tough. I just went through it a few months back , actually last summer. Good luck to you all. You will feel it and by it I mean better , but not immediately.
 
I send luck to all who will cease that nasty-azzed habit! I can't stand that smell, it gets all over everything, even after the person is long gone!
Not to mention the $$dollar bills$$ literally going up in SMOKE!




Is this helping you stay motivated? I hope it is! :) If you need more help, I can dig up the old pics I had of "smoker's lungs". You ain't seen nasty till you see those and realize thats whats going on inside your body!
 
Yep...the new price increases have forced my hand too. I smoke the cheapest things on the shelves....two months ago they were $2.65, then they went up to $3.50....add another 60 cents on that and we've passed the budget line on my habit. I predict that soon there will be some very irritable floating around the forums.:(
 
It's been almost 2 years for me. I had no problem quiting after my heart attack. :)
 
shamrock said:
Yep...the new price increases have forced my hand too. I smoke the cheapest things on the shelves....two months ago they were $2.65, then they went up to $3.50....add another 60 cents on that and we've passed the budget line on my habit. I predict that soon there will be some very irritable floating around the forums.:(
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****! Marlboros were $6 yesterday. The new tax is supposed to start today... I cant wait to tell the spouse about that...
 
mylittlecj5 said:
I send luck to all who will cease that nasty-azzed habit! I can't stand that smell, it gets all over everything, even after the person is long gone!
Not to mention the $$dollar bills$$ literally going up in SMOKE!




Is this helping you stay motivated? I hope it is! :) If you need more help, I can dig up the old pics I had of "smoker's lungs". You ain't seen nasty till you see those and realize thats whats going on inside your body!
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I dont smoke in my house, so my house doesnt smell :) But I do know that it sticks to my clothes and everything.

My Papa had black lung. He was a coal miner and smoked. But I actually think it was the liver that went first. But I wont ever forget going to the nursing home to see him and watching him cough up black stuff. Nasty.

BUT back to the lung thing. My aunt died from lung cancer. She had worked for a cleaning business. She cleaned banks, and the courthouse. The 'professional' cleaners that they used were the cause of her cancer. And one of the spouses (Stan's) cousins dies from lung cancer when he was 31. Ever read the can of brake cleaner or carb cleaner? It now says "can cause cancer." He was a mechanic.
 
susie said:
BUT back to the lung thing. My aunt died from lung cancer. She had worked for a cleaning business. She cleaned banks, and the courthouse. The 'professional' cleaners that they used were the cause of her cancer. And one of the spouses (Stan's) cousins dies from lung cancer when he was 31. Ever read the can of brake cleaner or carb cleaner? It now says "can cause cancer." He was a mechanic.
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My fathers side of the family lives forever regardless of how crappy they treat their bodies (we're talking redneck, hillbillie moonshiners from way back). Moms side of the family has gone quick (except for grannie who drank alot and we sort of figured her insides were pickled...she was an illegal alien from Canada too so maybe that had something to do with it). Mom and grandpa went young but that was mostly because of early radiation poisoning back when nobody was smart enough to keep the stuff contained (Gramps worked on the first bomb along with the first power plant). Even more weird is that Gramps entire family was wiped out by bad canned food back in 1908..Gramps was about 13 then. I've currently outlived all moms side of the family..well except for the drunk grandmother.
 
My granny outlived all of her brothers and sisters...we think she was just too mean.
 
susie said:
The 'professional' cleaners that they used were the cause of her cancer. And one of the spouses (Stan's) cousins dies from lung cancer when he was 31. Ever read the can of brake cleaner or carb cleaner? It now says "can cause cancer." He was a mechanic.
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And dalefan makes fun of me because I flip out when he sprays that stuff around me or our daughter.
I don't know how I ever started smoking actually because I am very anti-chemicals.

~mrsdalefan
 
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