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Psynema

Psynema

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2 separate packs that were fine before, but now taste like bleach directly after cleaning with drano, then bleach scrub...odd - hands were washed both times and cigs never came into contact with actual cleaning product - is there some odd science phenomena?
 
What he said.

And by the way... it's been six and a half days since I've had a cigarette. And counting. This time it's for real ;)
 
<-------20 months cigarette smoke free (cigars are awesome for a once a month or so celebration... or daily during the wedding festivities)



ryan brown said:
And by the way... it's been six and a half days since I've had a cigarette. And counting. This time it's for real ;)
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That's huge dude... Honestly if you have made is 6 days then you have it licked... just refuse to allow yourself one regardless of what happens. The first 4 days are the only physically painful part, the rest is just mental toughness.
 
12 years, 17 days, 18 hours, 8 hours, 20 minutes or so, after nearly 30 years of 3 packs a day.

But who's counting?
 
Psynema said:
2 separate packs that were fine before, but now taste like bleach directly after cleaning with drano, then bleach scrub...odd - hands were washed both times and cigs never came into contact with actual cleaning product - is there some odd science phenomena?
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Maybe some part of your brain trying to trick you into quitting...?
 
Found out everyone has various sensitivities to bleach - others have the same problem...apparently inhaling Bleach fumes affect taste buds and cigarettes are most effected...odd.
 
Psynema said:
Found out everyone has various sensitivities to bleach - others have the same problem...apparently inhaling Bleach fumes affect taste buds and cigarettes are most effected...odd.
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You'll never clean again...at least with bleach, huh? :Drogar-Smoke(DBG):
 
dip the cigarettes in the bleach and smoke one just to be sure it really was your tastebuds playing tricks.









ok dont do this.
 
They put a lot of chemicals in cigs. I'd email the company.


It has been 14 years since I quit.
 
Pack a day and loving it!

;)


nono actually trying to quit.... No im headed out for some smokes..... to hold me over till later... ( i hate cigarettes....... such evil)
 
Pack a day - sometimes more - never thought of quitting.
Lot´s a poeple in the last years look at smoking as a disease rather than a pleasure.

I somoke out of pleasure and not cause I have to.

Since this year we are not allowed anymore to smoke in the editing rooms so I don´t smoke for 8 or more hours at all (no problem) - comming home after such a day and finding out I run out of cigs I`m often to lazy to go out agin and get a pack - don´t sounds too addicted to me.

Non smoking is so overrated today.

oh.. and nicotine is a real brain booster - no wonder that lalmost every intellectual and other great thinkers of the 20. century where smoking ;-)

Frank
 
Postmaster said:
oh.. and nicotine is a real brain booster - no wonder that lalmost every intellectual and other great thinkers of the 20. century where smoking ;-)
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Ha! I hope that little wink at the end means you're joking. Because the "brain booster" in nicotine didn't seem to help your spelling abilities. lol

:)


BTW for every "great thinker" that smokes I can show you 10,000 smokers who are sitting in their Lazy-boys, watching COPS, and complaining how the VCR keeps blinking 12:00. lol

That old "great artists smoke" theory has more holes in it than a bag of onions. And smells just as bad. ;-)


pk
 
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Postmaster said:
Pack a day - sometimes more - never thought of quitting.
Lot´s a poeple in the last years look at smoking as a disease rather than a pleasure.
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Well, it's not smoking that's a disease.

It's carcinoma of the lung, hypertension, nasopharyngeal and oral cancer, that are the diseases smokers are courting.

Postmaster said:
I somoke out of pleasure and not cause I have to.
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For some smokers, I guess the constant intake of addictive materials is just coincidental.
 
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