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Posted by Sushipunk on Oct-26-2010 07:56:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
Whatever you pussies. Alcohol isn't addictive, it's just delicious.


Yeah, but alcohol makes me want to smoke


Posted by Teezdalien on Oct-26-2010 08:01:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
quit drinking too, then start again when you don't want to smoke


Easier said than done for me.


Posted by Ian on Oct-26-2010 08:16:

quote:
Originally posted by Teezdalien
Easier said than done for me.


ok, drink a fosters and then when you're utterly repulsed, you win.


Posted by Sushipunk on Oct-26-2010 08:22:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
ok, drink a fosters and then when you're utterly repulsed, you win.


No one sells Fosters in Australia


Posted by Teezdalien on Oct-26-2010 08:23:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
ok, drink a fosters and then when you're utterly repulsed, you win.




That might just work you know. That stuff's nearly bad enough to put anyone off beer for life.


Posted by Sushipunk on Oct-26-2010 08:27:

quote:
Originally posted by Teezdalien


That might just work you know. That stuff's nearly bad enough to put anyone off beer for life.


Fosters is fizzy piss-water that we sell to the poms. It's not beer.

You should know better


Posted by Teezdalien on Oct-26-2010 08:29:

quote:
Originally posted by Sushipunk
Fosters is fizzy piss-water that we sell to the poms. It's not beer.

You should know better


damn straight.


Posted by Meat187 on Oct-26-2010 08:29:

Listen to Sushi, he has actually decent taste in beer for an Aussie.


Posted by Sushipunk on Oct-26-2010 08:59:

quote:
Originally posted by Meat187
Listen to Sushi, he has actually decent taste in beer for an Aussie.


And I appreciate your tutoring, fine sir


Posted by Silky Johnson on Oct-26-2010 10:59:

I've heard good things about Zyban as well. A buddy of mine takes it and not only has his desire to smoke disappeared, but when he does smoke, it tastes disgusting. I know that these kind of drugs work similarly to anti-depressants in the way they affect reward centres, so it makes sense why they work.


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Oct-26-2010 11:03:

so, have you smoked at all or what jenny? you never did update your thread.


Posted by djhaziel on Oct-26-2010 12:42:

I haven't stopped smoking but .... I do smoke way less than before

now I'm at 2 cigarretes per day


Posted by Acton on Oct-26-2010 12:48:

quote:
Originally posted by djhaziel
now I'm at 2 cigarretes per day


It's a step in the right direction.

I managed to quit about 3/4 months ago. The first week was absolute hell and I didn't use any patches/gum, I just went cold turkey. After that I wondered what all the fuss was about, it didn't bother me at all once I passed the one week barrier.

I do miss it occasionally (when out drinking), but overall I feel a LOT better for quitting.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Oct-26-2010 13:38:

quote:
Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
so, have you smoked at all or what jenny? you never did update your thread.




Oh shit yeah, lots. Lol. Well actually that's not entirely true. Sometimes I go for days without smoking, sometimes I smoke a whole lot in day. It's pretty random and depends on my levels of stress, boredom, or blood alcohol content, lulz.


I'm gonna try quitting again after my birthday. I saw another autopsy at the hospital yesterday, and atherosclerotic hearts and arteries scare the crap out of me.


Posted by yukii on Oct-26-2010 13:40:

quote:
Originally posted by djhaziel
I haven't stopped smoking but .... I do smoke way less than before

now I'm at 2 cigarretes per day


I didn't know that!.. I was completely making a habit of smoking while I go out, now I don't bother smoking cigarettes at all, just bud every once in a while


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Oct-26-2010 13:42:

quote:
Originally posted by Miss Pie
atherosclerotic


don't you swear at me!


Posted by djhaziel on Oct-26-2010 13:44:

I do have to smoke a lot when I mix though


Posted by yukii on Oct-26-2010 13:45:

quote:
Originally posted by djhaziel
I do have to smoke a lot when I mix though


I'll never forget the way you coughed when I passed you my steamroller .. you're lucky I left the big one at home & was carrying around the small one haha jk


Posted by Silky Johnson on Oct-26-2010 13:47:

Pulmonary disease is awful too. Fuck I don't want to get some form of COPD and have to use puffers and shit when I'm old.


Posted by wienerschnitzel on Oct-26-2010 13:58:

i quit last summer when i found out i was pregnant again, i quit cold turkey and it was alot easier for me because i didn't want to smoke while pregnant and i didn't want assistance. after loosing a pregnancy earlier in the year i wasn't taking any chances. I've been real tempted to start again since he's been born but i decided it was irresponsible, i didn't want to expose the kids to the smoke and i didn't want to risk getting seriously ill down the road and them having to go through that because i had a bad (but oh so satisfying)habit..


Posted by jenga on Oct-26-2010 14:12:

I've never liked cigarettes that much. I tried one of these recently and they are wicked though, I'm going to buy one. You can smoke them indoors because they smell nice and they don't burn your throat like cigs. Also, it's hard to get addicted to something which doesn't fit in your pocket.


Posted by Mandingo on Oct-26-2010 15:04:

Mandingo ONLY smokes crack.


Posted by wienerschnitzel on Oct-26-2010 15:15:



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Posted by Abercrombie on Oct-26-2010 15:24:

quote:
Originally posted by Miss Pie
I've heard good things about Zyban as well. A buddy of mine takes it and not only has his desire to smoke disappeared, but when he does smoke, it tastes disgusting. I know that these kind of drugs work similarly to anti-depressants in the way they affect reward centres, so it makes sense why they work.


The anti-depressant equivalent of Zyban in Canada is called Wellbutrin. Doctors who are sympathetic to their patient's finances often prescribe it because insurance plans cover Wellbutrin, but not Zyban. I took it years ago. The desire to smoke was still there, because my habbit is social/situational.... but it sure tasted sour on the toungue and gave a little gaga reflex. I switched to menthol, and the nasty symptoms were gone unfortunately.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Oct-26-2010 15:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Abercrombie
gaga reflex.


Fitting.


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