Smoke, not nicotine, is the problem

Sun Times ^ | November 18, 2004 | Dr. Brad Rodu

[SheLion]

That urn is way to pretty to spit in. I would use it for flowers.

Good for you that you quit. I enjoy it too much to quit. If I ever come to tire of smoking, I will quit. But I am still enjoying it so.

You find the neatest pictures. :)

[MeekOneGOP]

That urn is way to pretty to spit in ..... I would use it for flowers.

haha! :^)

Good for you that you quit. I enjoy it too much to quit. If I ever come to tire of smoking, I will quit. But I am still enjoying it so.

When I run into someone that expresses an interest in quitting, I tell them that will quit when THEY decide to quit. Nobody ever successfully nagged anyone to not smoke. I tried to talk my Mom into quitting in the mid-70's, and she really got upset with me so finally I quit trying. It has to be self-driven, which is what got me off the smokes.

You find the neatest pictures. :)

Thanks.

[SheLion]

When I run into someone that expresses an interest in quitting, I tell them that will quit when THEY decide to quit. Nobody ever successfully nagged anyone to not smoke. I tried to talk my Mom into quitting in the mid-70's, and she really got upset with me so finally I quit trying. It has to be self-driven, which is what got me off the smokes.

My daddy was up to three packs a day for a long time. One morning, he went to light up and he just made the most horrible face. He crinkled that pack, threw it away and never touched another cigarette. I think a person has to reach that point to just kick them.

I tried quitting once for 5 days. The most miserable 5 days of my life. I wasn't ready. And I still enjoy smoking. Oh well. :)

[MeekOneGOP]

:^)