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Indeed.
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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ChrisElston wrote: and the habit addiction
Good reasoning, this applies to all habits, not just smoking.
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The only time I would be caught smoking is if I had been set on fire.
Getting information off the Internet is like taking a drink from a fire hydrant.
- Mitchell Kapor
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Quote: The only time I would be caught smoking is if I had been set on fire.
You could argue that quitting then is even more acute
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I said exactly the same thing until I was 17; then I smoked for 40 years.
Will Rogers never met me.
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Have an attaboy slap on the back, Kenneth. Keep going, mate.
If there is one thing more dangerous than getting between a bear and her cubs it's getting between my wife and her chocolate.
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This is probably the best decision you've ever made. Good luck and good health!
/ravi
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Quote: good health
Well, I have now added some weight as a side effect, but I guess that addiction could be fixed too
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The same thing happened to me when I quit (cold turkey) in '92. I used to smoke 1-2 cigarettes a day, but even that was too much. Today I can't imagine inhaling cigarette smoke!
I'm much healthier today than I was years ago. No dieting, just some simple lifestyle choices: I take the stairs whenever I can, eat small portions, drink about 2L of water a day, and make sure I get a balanced diet. I also never miss a yearly physical. So far so good, but I know I have to exercise more to stay limber as I age.
Good luck and good health!
/ravi
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Sounds like a good plan
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Yay,
Now don't backslide with alcohol.
When I quit, a beer would send me back to smokes.
Good job.
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I smoked ~20 a day for nearly 30 years. Then one day I decided I didn't like the taste so I stopped.
Be strong and, in a week or two, don't give in.
speramus in juniperus
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Nagy Vilmos wrote: I decided I didn't like the taste
so for no other reason !
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Quote: Then one day I decided I didn't like the taste so I stopped.
Cigaretts is like alcohol to me, there are where two reasons that I like them, and it wasnt the taste but rather the side effect
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Starting to think people post kid pics in their profiles because that was the last time they were cute - Jeremy.
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Congratulations and best of luck staying quit.
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Indeed great for you. Remember even though you smoke a cigarette anytime down the line doesn't mean you again started it, continue it after that like you didn't smoke.
.AK.
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Stay with it man I know it's hard I smoked most of my teen/adult life and after 45 years of smoking you get out of breath tying your shoes. But I quit about 3-4 years ago and with extensive exercise I've gained some of my lung capacity back and I can do the things I want to do.
The problem with smoking is that you never lose the urge!
Good luck
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Good luck!
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Best of luck. The SO used to smoke and quit for me, I hated the smell/taste when I kissed her. She had a bit of a lapse recently because her dad passed, but that is understandable given the circumstances.
She would tell you that the craving never goes away and that she plans to have one as soon as I am in the ground. Plus she might have a cigar when we get married.
Her advice is take it a day at a time and have an important reason to quit.
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Are there any other habits you think to quit?
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I got an e-cigarette thing that you fill with liquid that it nebulises.
Got down to zero nicotine in no time, and with no stress.
Of course, they've been excluded from the US, because they're harmful to Philip Morris' profits.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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Mark_Wallace wrote: they've been excluded from the US
e-cigs have been around for a while now, and growing in popularity.
Mark_Wallace wrote: because they're harmful to taxes.
Common sense is admitting there is cause and effect and that you can exert some control over what you understand.
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