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Oh Alex! The innocence of youth!
Ask Peter Gillson how safe it is; or Barry W what his next kit is likely to cost or anyone like me who's stash has got out of control! I may have room for other vices in my life (I won't comment on what they are) but I don't have any room left in my house!:smiling3:
Still better than smoking though!Comment
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very late into this one and far to much for me to read back on,oh yes im a lazy reader,
but to the point well done sir,and still hope after 4 pages your off them ,?
so so hard for me to give up the cigs the more i get nagged or told to the hrder i bite and connot do it
know i should had a scare the other week with it all did a ct,scan and found a scare on my lung so off for a pet scan
sill doc did not explain it all to me so whats that make you do have a few more than you do or would,anyway after
that get the results and its a scar from yrs back as in being hurt ,i cannot remember when where how ,but oh what a re-leaf
that was,do could drop back down
do keep up the good job
cheers
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Well done Ian, good luck with kicking the habit, no it's not easy but worth it in the end.
I smoked for 20 years, given up 13 years this year. (Might start again, the wifes cooking tasted better back then! :flushed: :tears-of-joy: )Comment
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Well I have made it to 14 days today, so I hope that the worse is over. Not that it's been that bad to be honest. I think that I have thought about it twice, both times after a good dinner!
Reading of all that have stopped for many years ago and stayed stopped gives me hope and well done to you all.
Let's see if I can get to a month!Comment
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Well done Ian. You should be proud of yourself. You're already healthier, wealthier and smell better! Tony's got a good point - how much have you saved already.
JimComment
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Well I ain't got me a Ferrari lol.
Haven't don't the maths, not sure I dare...
14 x 51 =714 dkk so that's about £80.
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https://www.hobbies.co.uk/amati-1-8-...RoC1OsQAvD_BwE.
Another six weeks and you can ! This beauty would grace anyones home and i know youre partial to a floaty thing now and againComment
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Ian,
when I stopped, I made it a policy never to take any extra money with me, when I went out, so if I was tempted - I couldn't buy any ciggies, even if I wanted to. Changed a bit, now, we're heading to a cashless economy, we can buy almost anything by card!
Two weeks is great, but keep at it - I thought that the worst part of giving up would be in the pub, with others around smoking. It wasn't, - it was at home, either reading, or on the computer. If you can get through a day, then two without thinking of smoking, then you're making progress
Good Luck
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