Smoking

Started by Bsalez · 2 Oct 2003 · 232 replies

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27 Apr 2004, 16:31 #61
ewwwwwwww cigarettes... made of tobacco trash...

I stick to cigars and pipes...
27 Apr 2004, 16:36 #62
KouSeiya315 wrote:

Damn, we agree on just about everything now! Most people I know go "Eww...menthol???" :hehe: Marlboro Menthol Regulars aren't bad....in Japan they don't have Newports so I would smoke those once in a while when I was there. But I really need to quit. This habit is not good, and it's so expensive :beaten: Cigs in the U.S. are ridiculously high priced. :mad:


Woo hoo...hmm..I wonder if we were born under the same sign? :crazy: Anyhow, yeah I don't know why they're so bothered with "menthol" I like it. I agree yet on another point, it's bad to smoke and also expensive, which is I smoke occassionally now. I try to avoid smoking when I get so stressed out 'cause that situation is usually what triggered me to smoke.


Tekanan wrote:]oh no!
better luck next time.....eh~?
:P


I guess so.
27 Apr 2004, 16:44 #63
kazuichikun wrote:

holy shit, thats pretty cheap...good thing i dont live in japan. i might turn into a smoke stack especially around those times when college starts getting tough and stressful


I know :mecry: I went there for a college semester so that plus cheap cigs = me smoking more. And then they are in vending machines on every corner :nut: While I was there, my cigs were 270 or 280 yen, I think. They went up to 300 yen. Still, that's nothing compared to what I pay in the U.S. ;____;
27 Apr 2004, 16:47 #64
Akakage wrote:

I guess so.


Hey, ya'll's smokers. Please to explain the . . . craving for smoking to us non-smokers. You have a point-of-reference for it, for us? Is it akin to enjoying a cold cup or glass of water after walking through the desert for an hour? What? Explain. Seriously, I'm . . . still trying to understand. Are you craving the smoke? Or is it something else in it (as Michael Mann's The Insider tells us)?
27 Apr 2004, 16:47 #65
KouSeiya315 wrote:

I know :mecry: I went there for a college semester so that plus cheap cigs = me smoking more. And then they are in vending machines on every corner :nut: While I was there, my cigs were 270 or 280 yen, I think. They went up to 300 yen. Still, that's nothing compared to what I pay in the U.S. ;____;


damn man...what university was that at?
27 Apr 2004, 16:59 #66
kazuichikun wrote:

damn man...what university was that at?


http://www.tuj.ac.jp/newsite/main/
27 Apr 2004, 18:05 #67
The Man wrote:The Man uses no cigarettes or tobacco.
Still,
he
is
:D SSSSSSSSMOKIN'!!!!!! :say_yes: :wave:
<br><br>LoL! :applaud:
27 Apr 2004, 19:20 #68
The Man wrote:

Hey, ya'll's smokers. Please to explain the . . . craving for smoking to us non-smokers. You have a point-of-reference for it, for us? Is it akin to enjoying a cold cup or glass of water after walking through the desert for an hour? What? Explain. Seriously, I'm . . . still trying to understand. Are you craving the smoke? Or is it something else in it (as Michael Mann's The Insider tells us)?


Hmm..maybe the same question can be apply to ask "why do you like chocolate so much?" or "why do you like to drink Beer so much?"..I think there's something that makes you get addicted to that which sometimes is unexplainable.

The insider.? .hmm..at least I don't give a false disclaimer.. :hehe: :beaten:
27 Apr 2004, 19:39 #69
Akakage wrote:

Hmm..maybe the same question can be apply to ask "why do you like chocolate so much?" or "why do you like to drink Beer so much?"..I think there's something that makes you get addicted to that which sometimes is unexplainable.

The insider.? .hmm..at least I don't give a false disclaimer.. :hehe: :beaten:


LOL, I don't see the same comparison, not exactly. Smoking is just a bad habit that is hard to break. Like, after a meal, or when we wake up in the morning....a craving comes and ya do it. And when we run out....we get bitchy, LOL. Maybe it's like chocolate or beer if you come accustomed to having it at a certain time daily. Like if you had a beer after dinner every single night, then suddenly you look in the fridge after your dinner and see there is no beer in there....more than likely you'll go out and buy more. A habitual routine thing. For me it seems more of the action rather than the nicotine. But I dunno...I never tried the patch. I'm used to actually smoking so I think the patch wouldn't be as helpful...who knows..
27 Apr 2004, 19:44 #70
KouSeiya315 wrote:Marlboro Menthol Lights......with an occasional Newport ;)
Man, you only smoke brothers cigs. :hehe:
KouSeiya315 wrote:Damn, we agree on just about everything now! Most people I know go "Eww...menthol???" :hehe: Marlboro Menthol Regulars aren't bad....in Japan they don't have Newports so I would smoke those once in a while when I was there. But I really need to quit. This habit is not good, and it's so expensive :beaten: Cigs in the U.S. are ridiculously high priced. :mad:
try driving down to VA for cartons, about $25/a carton of marlboro reds (the standard for cigs). menthals would cost a little more, but no where near the prices in the tri-state area.
27 Apr 2004, 19:47 #71
Smoking narghile :mrgreen:
27 Apr 2004, 19:55 #72
niko2x wrote:try driving down to VA for cartons, about $25/a carton of marlboro reds (the standard for cigs). menthals would cost a little more, but no where near the prices in the tri-state area.


Actually, Delaware is supposed to be the place to go for us up here. Could you imagine all the gas money I'd spend going to Virginia? :google: Drive 2-3 hours for cigs, LOL. Delaware takes 30-40 minutes and has deals on certain brands alternating each month. They switch from Newport and etc. for 1 month, then back to Marlboro and the like for the next month.

niko2x wrote:Man, you only smoke brothers cigs. :hehe:


O__o;; :sweat: :nut: Maybe the Newports are, lol. I dunno any brothers that would touch MML. :hehe:
27 Apr 2004, 19:55 #73
study the pathophysiology of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and bronchogenic carcinoma to see what fun the 4000+ toxic chemicals and carcinogens wreck on ur lung tissue :shakehead:

quit, boys and girls. u all are educated enuff 2 know wat addiction is, hope u all are educated enuff not to spend ur latter days 'drowning' on a nice sunny day :beaten:
27 Apr 2004, 20:03 #74
KouSeiya315 wrote: But I dunno...I never tried the patch. I'm used to actually smoking so I think the patch wouldn't be as helpful...who knows..
some people i know say that they are addicted to the patch after trying to cut smoking.[/quote]
KouSeiya315 wrote:Actually, Delaware is supposed to be the place to go for us up here. Could you imagine all the gas money I'd spend going to Virginia? Drive 2-3 hours for cigs, LOL. Delaware takes 30-40 minutes and has deals on certain brands alternating each month. They switch from Newport and etc. for 1 month, then back to Marlboro and the like for the next month.
yeah but if you buy about 50 cartons, you can make a bundle of loot. As a matter of fact, there was this case in va here that these al-quaida suspects was doing the same thing in raising funds before they were caught. (sorry for the side-track)
27 Apr 2004, 20:57 · edited #75
Been smoking two years and more, just quit bout two months ago. I'm really proud of myself actually
27 Apr 2004, 21:01 #76
be expected to attempt to quit several times. n even if u succeed, most pple will relapse. Its a life long process ;)
27 Apr 2004, 21:10 #77
If you want to kill yourself by smoking, wouldn't it be easier just to suck on the tailpipe of your car 'til you pass out?


My public service announcement. :)
27 Apr 2004, 21:14 #78
bmwracer wrote:If you want to kill yourself by smoking, wouldn't it be easier just to suck on the tailpipe of your car 'til you pass out?


My public service announcement. :)


Lol...well that's ONE way I s'pose :hehe:

Have never and don't ever plan to pass a cigarette across my lips on my own free will.... ;)
27 Apr 2004, 22:20 #79
is it true that Menthol is able to make a person impotent??
almost everyone i know believes that....
27 Apr 2004, 23:01 #80
Never smoked before....my dad used to smoke though - started when he was 12 years old...he tried to quit so many times but eventually he did cold turkey because he ended up with a lump in his throat...his doctor advised him to quit smoking - so my dad did only because the ummm...health concern scared the hell of him.

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