Myra, are you friends with chrisrook?
Haha no, mine doesn't smoke. Think he would keel over if he did. Didn't even see that one when I was scrolling!
100+ Unexpected Benefits Of Vaping
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Haha no, mine doesn't smoke. Think he would keel over if he did. Didn't even see that one when I was scrolling!
Can we call this 100 yet? No more trashy candid photos of me with a cigarette in my hand!
Well I'm gonna call this post 100. Getting to join an amazing community of vapers and having something interesting to read every night before bed.
The one thing that I so love is being able to go out to the car with out thinking of how many cigs I need. And more over, it is so much more easy to vape rather than smoke when driving.
That and all my new friends too!
That and all my new friends too!
101) I don't know as there are any unexpected benefits. Been completely off of cigs for over two weeks, bummed one off of my cousin tonight on a whim and now know that there is no way I can ever go back to sucking on burning paper.
103)Getting off most of my asthma meds
104) looking forward to getting off of the rest
105) not having to listen to my boss
anymore about my smoking
106) not worrying about if my patients can still smell the smoke on me
104) looking forward to getting off of the rest
105) not having to listen to my boss
anymore about my smoking106) not worrying about if my patients can still smell the smoke on me
QUOTE=Rusty S.;9245431]Ooh, ooh, I have one!
Don't know if this has happened to everybody, but sometimes when my lips were dry, the paper from the filter would tear some of the skin off of my lips. Ow.
Other times the filter might stick to my lips, and when I went to pull my cigarette out of my mouth, my fingers would slide down the cigarette and get burned on the coal. Those blisters hurt!
And I don't get vape in my eyes, and if it does, it doesn't burn like smoke did!
And...the coal doesn't fall off the tip and cause a panic.
Maybe this has less to do with vaping and more to do with me being a klutz...[/QUOTE]
This was a good one! I am 36 now and I still have a scar on my middle finger from a drunken cig burn like you just described that happened in my teens.
Don't know if this has happened to everybody, but sometimes when my lips were dry, the paper from the filter would tear some of the skin off of my lips. Ow.
Other times the filter might stick to my lips, and when I went to pull my cigarette out of my mouth, my fingers would slide down the cigarette and get burned on the coal. Those blisters hurt!
And I don't get vape in my eyes, and if it does, it doesn't burn like smoke did!
And...the coal doesn't fall off the tip and cause a panic.
Maybe this has less to do with vaping and more to do with me being a klutz...[/QUOTE]
This was a good one! I am 36 now and I still have a scar on my middle finger from a drunken cig burn like you just described that happened in my teens.
In 14 years of smoking, that ^^^ happened to me all the time. I don't miss it one bit.
Oddly enough, I never burned any holes in my clothes though.
No more exiting adventures of trying to find and pick up the lit cigarette that dropped in my crotch while driving 70 mph.
OMG, I'd totally forgotten about that...that is BEYOND nasty (and so humiliating!)
It is so much easier, unless you're dripping. I swear, i've had a few people look at me funny because I was dripping while driving. Really need to pick up a new tank atty just for driving.
107) not dreading going to the dentist for a cleaning anywmore
(this will be my first visit as a non-smoker) & my dentist, unlike my doctor, is very supportive of my vaping
(this will be my first visit as a non-smoker) & my dentist, unlike my doctor, is very supportive of my vaping
108) When looking for an apartment to rent I can now include non-smoking apartments in the results
Amen. The birth of my first child was an eye opener in many ways. Washing my hands before touching my own son made me feel as if I was, in some way, failing as a parent.
Don't know what number these are, but
I needed a new purse and I was able to buy a small, compact handy thing not a big lunky suitcase because I needed a place to stash those packs of nasty things.
Panic when traveling cuz hubby quit 20 yrs ago, 3 pack a day smoker, doc told him to quit and he just quit. So I was a "closet smoker" HAHAHAHAH!! Running low on cigs and wondering when I could sneak out and buy a pack.
"Closet smoker"???? Who are you kidding" Now that I quit, I can tell a smoker from a mile away from that nasty stench I don't have anymore!!
No more worry people will find out I am a "closet smoker" cuz of the ever lingering smell.
Even my dogs like me better!!
And as stated several times before, all the wonderful people who are there when you need them here on this forum.
Great, entertaining thread BTW, a few great chuckles!!
I needed a new purse and I was able to buy a small, compact handy thing not a big lunky suitcase because I needed a place to stash those packs of nasty things.
Panic when traveling cuz hubby quit 20 yrs ago, 3 pack a day smoker, doc told him to quit and he just quit. So I was a "closet smoker" HAHAHAHAH!! Running low on cigs and wondering when I could sneak out and buy a pack.
"Closet smoker"???? Who are you kidding" Now that I quit, I can tell a smoker from a mile away from that nasty stench I don't have anymore!!
No more worry people will find out I am a "closet smoker" cuz of the ever lingering smell.
Even my dogs like me better!!
And as stated several times before, all the wonderful people who are there when you need them here on this forum.
Great, entertaining thread BTW, a few great chuckles!!
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