Smoking Souvenir

[searcher]

I still have the half pack I was using when my 510 arrived Sep 11 2009. I keep them in a drawer in the office. I also have several pounds of tobacco and tubes in a big box in the bedroom (with a cover over it and my box fan on top). My wife sold about 10 cartons of store bought cigs that I had. I even saw a pack of cigs in the console of my truck the other day. I had a pack in the Jeep that I gave to a fellow at the market who tried to bum a cig off me.

 

[ian-field]

I feel exactly like you, I am smoking the few cigs I have left as a good bye and I am confident I can move on, if I keep them they will only linger in my mind all the time and i don't want to decide to smoke them in 3 months so better get it done with.!

For about a year I replaced smoking by taking snuff, but it was costing just as much as tobacco.

My first E-cig was a Vapurlites, they're pretty crap but got me started. At first I had a production line of batteries recharging because they only lasted about an hour and took 2 to charge.

Next was my homebrew battery and charger, followed by a Liberty Flights Vivi-Nova V2 carto. The local shop has let me know that future consumables will be cheaper if I convert to ego battery threads, the 510 stuff still fits that so I've got the conversions done.

Still keep a tin of snuff in my pocket for that occasional extra boost though.

 

[AndriaD]

I'd throw those away... it would serve you right to taste bad cigarettes.. you don't want to start again after all do you?

If I throw them away, that would remove my CHOICE, and that would just piss me off, and make me feel COERCED, and then I'd go buy some more... and maybe even smoke them!

No, I most certainly will NOT be throwing them away!

Andria

 

[potholerepairman]

when you leave the crutch, its better than sex,I held on to a pack for 5 months, burned my leg as an idiot, when the time comes, its heaven sent.Not a god freak at all, its still, yen sent.