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- Chezzie
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Do you smoke?
Are you a reformed smoker like myself?
I give up cigarettes over 20 years ago now.
Do you love to smoke?
I enjoyed smoking, loved a couple in the bath, in bed before going to sleep, in the pub with half a lager and a packet of salt n vinegar crisps, after a sunder roast...list is endless.
I gave up after a friend said to me one day, I bet you don't have periods, you have soot falls...............SHOCK! Made me sit up and think and I have never looked back.
Do you hate smoking and are you glad of the new smoking laws we now have?
Are you a reformed smoker like myself?
I give up cigarettes over 20 years ago now.
Do you love to smoke?
I enjoyed smoking, loved a couple in the bath, in bed before going to sleep, in the pub with half a lager and a packet of salt n vinegar crisps, after a sunder roast...list is endless.
I gave up after a friend said to me one day, I bet you don't have periods, you have soot falls...............SHOCK! Made me sit up and think and I have never looked back.
Do you hate smoking and are you glad of the new smoking laws we now have?
- kazalala
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i put cigarettes but i smoke rollies.. wow there have been 5 votes including mine but only 3 of us on here:-3
FOC THREAD PART1
In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.
Martin Luther King Jr.
- CARLA
- Posts: 13033
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Have I smoked YES do I now NO well except the good stuff.. 
ALOHA!!
MOTTO TO LIVE BY:
"Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, chocolate in one hand, champagne in the other, body thoroughly used up, totally worn out and screaming.
WOO HOO!!, what a ride!!!"
MOTTO TO LIVE BY:
"Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, chocolate in one hand, champagne in the other, body thoroughly used up, totally worn out and screaming.
WOO HOO!!, what a ride!!!"
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kayleneaussie
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- shelbell
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I quit smoking after my neck surgery in march for 2 months. Hubby stressed my out so bad that it left me 3 options. 1) start drinking again (I've got almost 5yrs clean) but I'm not doing that. 2) Kill hubby, but I don't wanna go to jail. 3) start smoking again. Needless to say, I'm smoking again. I'll try again when I'm less stressed. 
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watcher
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Do I smoke? Nope.
Gave up at the beginning of this year. Started chewing nicoteen gum. Now addicted to that. At least it's cheaper than smoking and I don't get all the carcinogens that are in cigarettes. Also I don't have to go outside to get my fix. So yeah, the laws have affected me, in a good way.
Gave up at the beginning of this year. Started chewing nicoteen gum. Now addicted to that. At least it's cheaper than smoking and I don't get all the carcinogens that are in cigarettes. Also I don't have to go outside to get my fix. So yeah, the laws have affected me, in a good way.
I'm too compassionate to be an utter bastard.
Too self respecting to be a caring idiot.
Too much pride to give up the self respect.
And not willing to take the rap for a lack of compassion.
Where does this leave me? Nowhere. What does this leave me? Nothing. Who does this leave me? Noone.
Too self respecting to be a caring idiot.
Too much pride to give up the self respect.
And not willing to take the rap for a lack of compassion.
Where does this leave me? Nowhere. What does this leave me? Nothing. Who does this leave me? Noone.
- Chezzie
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watcher;982664 wrote: Do I smoke? Nope.
Gave up at the beginning of this year. Started chewing nicoteen gum. Now addicted to that. At least it's cheaper than smoking and I don't get all the carcinogens that are in cigarettes. Also I don't have to go outside to get my fix. So yeah, the laws have affected me, in a good way.
Nice to read a positive outlook on it:-6
Gave up at the beginning of this year. Started chewing nicoteen gum. Now addicted to that. At least it's cheaper than smoking and I don't get all the carcinogens that are in cigarettes. Also I don't have to go outside to get my fix. So yeah, the laws have affected me, in a good way.
Nice to read a positive outlook on it:-6
- G#Gill
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I smoke roll-ups with filters - cheaper, not quite so many chemicals, more taste. I would like to give up, but feel I can't till my life is less stressful !! I couldn't inflict such cruelty on the rest of my family, neither can I afford to buy a complete new wardrobe of clothes when my weight increases ! (well that's my excuse and I'm sticking to it !).
I'm a Saga-lout, growing old disgracefully
- Carolly
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Ok this is where me mates here disown me:rolleyes:
I have never smoked......my mother smoked like a chimney....even as a child I hated it.I have suffered with my chest since very young and smoking even cost me my singing career as singing in the clubs where people smoked affected me so bad I had to give the gigs up.I have never in my life had a relationship with a smoker and Chris gave up smoking long before we met.I have to say health reasons is my problem with it and some friends here know how bad I am once I get my chest problems.....last year I lost my voice for months......much to somes delight Im sure;)Hope me mates dont get the hump now Ive said this:-3:D:-4
I have never smoked......my mother smoked like a chimney....even as a child I hated it.I have suffered with my chest since very young and smoking even cost me my singing career as singing in the clubs where people smoked affected me so bad I had to give the gigs up.I have never in my life had a relationship with a smoker and Chris gave up smoking long before we met.I have to say health reasons is my problem with it and some friends here know how bad I am once I get my chest problems.....last year I lost my voice for months......much to somes delight Im sure;)Hope me mates dont get the hump now Ive said this:-3:D:-4
Women are bitchy and predictable ...men are not and that's the key to knowing the truth.
- kazalala
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Carolly;982935 wrote: Ok this is where me mates here disown me:rolleyes:
I have never smoked......my mother smoked like a chimney....even as a child I hated it.I have suffered with my chest since very young and smoking even cost me my singing career as singing in the clubs where people smoked affected me so bad I had to give the gigs up.I have never in my life had a relationship with a smoker and Chris gave up smoking long before we met.I have to say health reasons is my problem with it and some friends here know how bad I am once I get my chest problems.....last year I lost my voice for months......much to somes delight Im sure;)Hope me mates dont get the hump now Ive said this:
Why would we get the hump ye narna
:-3
I have never smoked......my mother smoked like a chimney....even as a child I hated it.I have suffered with my chest since very young and smoking even cost me my singing career as singing in the clubs where people smoked affected me so bad I had to give the gigs up.I have never in my life had a relationship with a smoker and Chris gave up smoking long before we met.I have to say health reasons is my problem with it and some friends here know how bad I am once I get my chest problems.....last year I lost my voice for months......much to somes delight Im sure;)Hope me mates dont get the hump now Ive said this:
Why would we get the hump ye narna
FOC THREAD PART1
In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.
Martin Luther King Jr.
- kazalala
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qsducks;983046 wrote: I smoke & have tried to quit several times. I do though love the smell from the good stuff, just don't smoke it.
you can get incens sticks with that smell:D
you can get incens sticks with that smell:D
FOC THREAD PART1
In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.
Martin Luther King Jr.
- kazalala
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Carolly;983065 wrote: So how is the family Kaz:D;)
It was your family carol... i could tell by all the dolls in there:p;):D
It was your family carol... i could tell by all the dolls in there:p;):D
FOC THREAD PART1
In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.
Martin Luther King Jr.
- Odie
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southern yankee
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yes, i smoke. I know it is a bad habbit. I even quit for 1o years. but on my 40th went out with some friends who smoke. Had a few. Thought what the heck. had just one. that's all she wrote. i smoke more now then i did before i quit. :-5
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southern yankee
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in my younger years i have been known to pertake a little wild weed. but darn it hubby gets drug tested all the time. so i quit for love.:wah:
- mrsK
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I put hate the stuff but I don't really.
I would have a smoke tomorrow if I could.
I started experimenting with cigarettes when I was 13.
I was well & truly hooked by the time i was 19.
Gave it up when I was pregnant with both kids.
Took it back up after that & smoked till I was 35.
Gave it up for 10 years,got cancer & took it back up again.
My thought was well I am going to die might as well have a smoke.
Gave it up as a new year resolution with my son inlaw in 2000.
Haven't had a cigarette since.Never will again.
But I love the smell of a freshly lit cigarette.:-6:-6
I would have a smoke tomorrow if I could.
I started experimenting with cigarettes when I was 13.
I was well & truly hooked by the time i was 19.
Gave it up when I was pregnant with both kids.
Took it back up after that & smoked till I was 35.
Gave it up for 10 years,got cancer & took it back up again.
My thought was well I am going to die might as well have a smoke.
Gave it up as a new year resolution with my son inlaw in 2000.
Haven't had a cigarette since.Never will again.
But I love the smell of a freshly lit cigarette.:-6:-6
It's nice to be important,but more important to be nice.
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southern yankee
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Odie;983342 wrote: bet you wish you had some now!:wah: do you want a honest answer???? YES!!!!!!!!!!:wah:
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scholle-kid
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Yes, I smoke, marlboros,
I tried quitting once about 22 years ago ,I made it 3 days with a nicotine
patch ,, , had no idea whay to do with that hand to mouth habit I had a person can eat only so much before an after dinner cig comes to mind,,,
:driving:Now days I only quit if I run out on the way to town ,,:driving:
I tried quitting once about 22 years ago ,I made it 3 days with a nicotine
patch ,, , had no idea whay to do with that hand to mouth habit I had a person can eat only so much before an after dinner cig comes to mind,,,
:driving:Now days I only quit if I run out on the way to town ,,:driving:
There are no savage and civilised peoples; there are only different cultures.
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scholle-kid
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Mosy of the men folk in the family dip copenhegen snuff, and two of the women folk also. the rest of us smoke like old ford trucks,,,
There are no savage and civilised peoples; there are only different cultures.