Thread: smoking.

I really want a cigg.
I quit for most of last year , took it up again around Xmas stopped again three days ago. now I am just ............

fighting it. specially on st pats with a glass in front of me.

I can relate! I only smoke now days when I do certain things, most days I don't.

God bless your efforts. Cigs are an absolute ball and chain.

i've lately got hooked on rolling my own cigarettes with balishag tobacco and chocolate flavoured papers.. i feel like such a junky doing it too.

seems like one drink and my mind instantly starts obsessing over a smoke.

I never could quit and drink at the same time. It always seemed that I need a cig in one hand to balance the drink in the other. Otherwise I would lose balance and fall off of the barstool. Dont laugh! It has happened!

exactly.. i don't have a problem with quitting smoking.. i have a problem with not drinking..

Originally Posted by vthomlinson

i've lately got hooked on rolling my own cigarettes with balishag tobacco and chocolate flavoured papers.. i feel like such a junky doing it too.

seems like one drink and my mind instantly starts obsessing over a smoke.

I've been quit for years now and that sounds absolutely delicious. I love rolling my own. The tobacco is so much better and tastier, and my lungs feel like they are getting a less harsh, less chemical smoke.

Send me one of those... I don't dare smoke it but perhaps I could put melted butter on it and eat one!

PS Don't send me one

--Shoki

oh.. they are delicious.. the smell of any other cigarette makes me want to vomit.. but oh how wonderful the balishag smells.. and the taste is to die for.. literally.

I'm almost ten years off cigarettes now. Stick to it! I don't find cigars are the same as cigarettes. I can enjoy one on a special occasion and not feel the need for another. they may be just as harmful, but they're not as addictive I think because you don't smoke them the same way.

I smoked Drum tobacco (roll it yourself) for about a dozen years, at an alarming rate. I succesfully quit almost 2 months ago. Whenever I feel like smoking (I miss the habit rather than the nicotine), I tell myself that if I choose to do so, it has to be Drum, so I can't ask for a cigarette from anyone else; nobody smokes it. So I'd have to go to the convenience store to pick up that habit again, and it's too much effort.
Also, with this new shaving hobby, the sense of smell is more useful. Choosing and comparing soaps, creams, AS and colognes works better when there's no tobacco smell/smoke floating around the house.