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I still have a carton kicking around somewhere, I guess I could hand out packs to street people rather than have them picking up buts.
I was buying 4 cartons at a time from the Seminole Reservation near me. When I was almost ready to run out the last time I went to a local b&m and bought an atmos setup. I was down to one pack by then and I alternated vaping and analogs for a day or two. After that, goodbye analogs! Haven't had one since.
Someone finally caught on!.
You miss the worst pizza on the planet and ....-retentive frigid people?.
Wanna trade locations?.I have been politely ordered to change my name due to the you can't use numbers only rule. Have
to come up with something else.
I did the RYO thing for years. I still have 2+ cartons ready to smoke and 2 one pound bags that haven't been opened. I haven't touched a one since the day after I received my ego kit.
I've been vaping for a little over 2 months and haven't touched a stinky since I started but I still have a half a pack sitting on my dash in my work truck and my home car. I don't know why I still have them just do, I think it helps build my willpower.
A good buddy introduced me to Ecigs. After hitting one of his while working on a weekend project, I ordered my own. Once it got there I gave my last pack to this homeless guy who asked me for a cig.
I didn't light up one since I got my kit. That was it. I did carry the half pack or so I had left around with me for a couple days so that my not smoking continued to be a choice. I had a pack and lighter in my pocket at all times and was able to choose to abstain.
A smoker trying to quit having cigarettes around is like an alcoholic with beer in his fridge. He's going to drink it eventually.
Even though I quit the day I got my first setup, I carried around my last pack of cigarettes in my purse for the first two weeks I was vaping. I found it was comforting and actually empowering to know I had them and was chosing an alternative. I gave my pack away to a friend who refuses to quit, though I've been actively trying to convert all my friends who still smoke. I don't hound them, but I'm not at all shy about reminding them of my success and the many benefits I've experienced since I switched.
I went into the store, looked at the vape gear they had, came back outside to think / discuss the options with the wife, smoked my last cigarette while considering options, walked back in and bought the vaping kit. Had I known then what I know now I wouldn't have gone with cartomizers, I just don't like the flow from them.
In short, I didn't have any analogs left when I started vaping. A few friends came to the house at about 11:00 am on Wednesday and they had eGo Twists hanging around their necks. I didn't even know what it was so I inquired about it. One of them showed me what it was and let me try it. I loved it and at the time only had a couple of analogs left in my pack. I decided then and there that instead of buying more analogs I was going to just go by the eGo Twist. They told me where they bought it and I hopped in the car and drove up and bought my own and the rest is history. Haven't had an analog since. The first couple of evenings I did have a few urges for an analog but they quickly went away as I vaped.
For the most part, vaping satisfies my urges. My urge at this point is to just go out on the deck and smoke because I never smoked in the house. I vape in the house so I get the urge to go outside. When that happens I just simply go out on the deck and vape.
Greg
For the most part, vaping satisfies my urges. My urge at this point is to just go out on the deck and smoke because I never smoked in the house. I vape in the house so I get the urge to go outside. When that happens I just simply go out on the deck and vape.
Greg
Hi,
Welcome to ECF. Get rid of them asap. I just gave away and small fortune in cigars with no regrets. I smoked for over 40 years and started vaping 8 months ago and never felt better. I thank my son Covert and all the people on this forum that gave me the support I needed.
Welcome to ECF. Get rid of them asap. I just gave away and small fortune in cigars with no regrets. I smoked for over 40 years and started vaping 8 months ago and never felt better. I thank my son Covert and all the people on this forum that gave me the support I needed.
I actually have a pack of analogs in my car...haven't really had the urge to touch them but just in case......
I still have 2 full cartons. Havn't touched it since the day I started vaping.
Nope, all of my pipes and about a pound of Tin Star tobacco are sitting in my closet. If they are there a year from now, I'll throw them out. Pipe stuff lasts longer than pre-rolled though.
i keep a pack of reds in the freezer and a pack in my glovebox of my car.
i tell myself they're in there in case the world goes to sh** or something lol.
i honestly don't care about my health that much, so really, if i forget my stuff and i'm in a tough situation, like maybe an emergency and i can't get back home to charge or get more juice or something, i'm going to need nicotine to function at my best. it is an addiction after all.
i tell myself they're in there in case the world goes to sh** or something lol.
i honestly don't care about my health that much, so really, if i forget my stuff and i'm in a tough situation, like maybe an emergency and i can't get back home to charge or get more juice or something, i'm going to need nicotine to function at my best. it is an addiction after all.
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