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Old 10-26-2010, 02:48 PM   #41
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you aren't a man unless you rip the filters off. Brb I need a cigarette.

Also, I prefer dipping/chewing whatever you call it over cigs anyday.

INB4 You're goona lose your jaw and get a hairy tongue.
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Old 10-26-2010, 02:51 PM   #42
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you aren't a man unless you rip the filters off.
Yeah, I used to like filterless Camel full-flavors, and roll-your-owns like Bugle and Kite...

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Old 10-26-2010, 02:54 PM   #43
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I tried dip/chew, and I tried snus. I don't ever feel 100% satisfied with snus, and dip becomes really inconvenient at parties because you have to spit (plus women won't want to be near your mouth with theirs).

I am feeling really good about my progress with quitting cigarettes though.
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Old 10-26-2010, 02:56 PM   #44
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I tried dip/chew, and I tried snus. I don't ever feel 100% satisfied with snus, and dip becomes really inconvenient at parties because you have to spit (plus women won't want to be near your mouth with theirs).
Snus is gay, I swallow my chew spit with a swig of beer usually. I'm not to the point of gutting it straight yet, I've been doing grizz straight since Sophomore in highscool.
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Old 10-26-2010, 03:05 PM   #45
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you are such a man

brag some more about your cancerous habits it's such a turn on
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Old 10-26-2010, 03:15 PM   #46
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time to go smoke a cig and let my dog out cya spergs
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Old 10-26-2010, 03:24 PM   #47
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Old 10-26-2010, 04:44 PM   #48
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Snus is gay, I swallow my chew spit with a swig of beer usually. I'm not to the point of gutting it straight yet, I've been doing grizz straight since Sophomore in highscool.
Cause women want to be kissing an ashtray. Bragging about this is pretty dumb including that filter thing. I don't even know why you would want to smoke a cigarette without a filter. If you can do it without discomfort enjoy dying young lol. INCREDIBLY dumb as ****~
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Old 10-26-2010, 04:46 PM   #49
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Seeing as I have no fear about dying, unlike anyone who tries to bring someone down about their habits that could potentially kill me I honestly have nothing to say except this...

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Old 10-26-2010, 05:23 PM   #50
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Old 10-26-2010, 05:24 PM   #51
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It's a good thing that you stopped smoking cigarrettes, they can be very tempting and it is hard to quit but you will need a lot of determination and motivation if you truly are committed to stop completely. It is mostly pyschological but after the first few weeks your respiratory system should be on it's way to being healthy again. Also you'll notice less phlegm built up in the morning, (I know how disgusting it can be I used to be a heavy smoker myself.) Honestly, it won't be easy because your body will start to crave nicotine and you will have withdrawal symptoms but try finding something better to do to keep your mind off of smoking. Find a new hobby and commit yourself to making the best of it or try using a technique like whenever you feel the need to reach for a cigarette, do some push ups to get your blood pumping.

Or do what Emo does and buy a can of some good ol' Grizzly (preferrably mint).

I haven't tried the Skoal Orange btw, it's like 5.14 a can is it worth the money?
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Old 10-26-2010, 05:29 PM   #52
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PS) Cold turkey is the only way to go. Can't do it? Then you probably can't do it using other methods either..
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Old 10-26-2010, 05:33 PM   #54
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I've quit smoking cold turkey before, but that's because I had chew and had my nicotine fix. I realize that was dumb, but I like feedin' on some hate towards me. Also, I'll kid you not having a tooth pick handy to chill there like you would have a cigarette helps drastically.
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A carton is 10 packs together; it's usually a little cheaper than actually buying the 10 packs, but only hardcore smokers buy them.

A pack stopped being cheap (around $2) when the sin tax hit. For me, packs are at least $3.50, but I hear in NY it's like $7.00 minimum, and when I was in Cali in December they were ****ing $2 more expensive than here ($5.50)
More like $10+ if you're in NYC. Here in CT, a pack of Marbs costs about 8bux.

Too bad I quit last year :<
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PS) Cold turkey is the only way to go. Can't do it? Then you probably can't do it using other methods either..
Two words: Extinction burst.

Most people experience it when smoking, which is why they can't stop. So much for "try hard to stop, and it'll happen" right?
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Old 10-26-2010, 06:36 PM   #57
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Why would you think this? Easing yourself off of it would probably be more tolerable.
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Why would you think this? Easing yourself off of it would probably be more tolerable.
Turns out the majority are unable to do that, even the "smart" ones.

Which is why the concept of stupidity and intelligence pisses me off.
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Why would you think this? Easing yourself off of it would probably be more tolerable.


Because if you don't cut if off cold turkey, basically, you'll get back into whatever you were trying to quit and say, "Oh, I tried easing it off, but it didn't work.."

Basically, making excuses for yourself.

If you really DID have the willpower to quit (over time), you should also have the willpower to quit cold turkey.

Ever wonder why the smoke-quit products never stop showing up? Because they're taking advantage of you to make money. Because they KNOW you're eventually gonna go back to smoking, and you'll go back and forth.. forever trying to quit..

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Old 10-26-2010, 07:17 PM   #60
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I guess each case is different, I have a friend who for the love of god can't quit cold turkey but he's slowly progressing smoking less and less. I have another one who did that, although wasn't as bad and only smokes on Fridays now.
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