What Year Did You Quit Smoking?
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1981. Stopped drinking, smoking and went on a diet all at the same time. Started drinking again a week later. Went of the diet a week after that. Getting back the first two felt so good, I didn't miss smoking so much...unless I was having a beer...after cheeseburgers, or pizzas...while in a bar where everyone else was smoking.
But now I think the smell is awful.
But now I think the smell is awful.
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I've never smoked anything, never did drugs. My parents tell me as a toddler I would eat the butts from ashtrays under my crib but I deny any and all references to that.
Personally I have a real problem being around cigarette smoke, as I have an allergic reaction to it. Running the gauntlet of smokers clustered around the building entrance is a challenge for me. I have no problem with people smoking, just the fact that it impacts me and people just don't seem to care.
Personally I have a real problem being around cigarette smoke, as I have an allergic reaction to it. Running the gauntlet of smokers clustered around the building entrance is a challenge for me. I have no problem with people smoking, just the fact that it impacts me and people just don't seem to care.
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Quit cold turkey in 1990 after smoking 1-2 packs a day for 10 years. Coming back from a golf tournament (smoked like a chimney the whole trip) and found myself rolling the window down and throwing my lighter and Marlboros out the window. To this day I don't know what triggered it! Haven't smoked a cig since but enjoy a cigar a couple times a month over a bourbon while spending quality time with my father-in-law.
I, like most reformed smokers, don't have patience w/ smokers. I'm not rude but I don't hesitate getting away from it or giving someone a constructive hard time for smoking. Especially young people.
Here's a thought for a new thread: How do vintage people feel about trends in body piercing and tatoos? Personally I don't understand it!
I, like most reformed smokers, don't have patience w/ smokers. I'm not rude but I don't hesitate getting away from it or giving someone a constructive hard time for smoking. Especially young people.
Here's a thought for a new thread: How do vintage people feel about trends in body piercing and tatoos? Personally I don't understand it!
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Smoked for three months in grade 9, 1971. It was the cool thing to do then, as I'm sure it is now.
I got $5 a week allowance, and a pack of cigarettes was .85c, the math just didn't work for me.
We won't talk about that little time in my life. Thank god that didn't last too long either.
I got $5 a week allowance, and a pack of cigarettes was .85c, the math just didn't work for me.
We won't talk about that little time in my life. Thank god that didn't last too long either.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by $$Hungry
Here's a thought for a new thread: How do vintage people feel about trends in body piercing and tatoos?
Here's a thought for a new thread: How do vintage people feel about trends in body piercing and tatoos?
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Mid March 2001. . . . I was lying on a guerney in an emergency room having a heart attack. My wife enters the room, looks me straight in the eye, and informs me that if she ever sees me smoking again that I will be singing soprano.
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