Things I Don't Miss

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LeslieT

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-No glowing cig tips plunging through the atmosphere with ill intent for my manhood while I'm driving
-No matching blisters on my first and second fingers from failing to remove 'stuck' cig from lips, but success with removing the glowing tip
-No emergency stops due to the desire of a cig wanting to be a back seat driver while finding the most combustible item to sit on

Oh Boy do I agree with these! Except as a female, my cig would try and get a feel of my boobs while driving. Nothing like a lit cig down the front of your shirt!
 

LadyLynx

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Oh Boy do I agree with these! Except as a female, my cig would try and get a feel of my boobs while driving. Nothing like a lit cig down the front of your shirt!


Oh I can relate!! then smacking your chest wildly and swerving around the road while trying to put out that cherry that is burning your boobs and shirt!

This is a great list. I'm 5 days in without an analog. The downside is that my boyfriends stinks to high heaven now from his smokes BLECH.
 

Ever1ast

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I don't miss:
- scrubbing my hands like I have OCD after each time I smoked because I couldn't stand that nasty smell it left on my fingers.
- craning my neck around to look in the back seat while driving just to make sure that red hot cherry that came off really went out the window and isn't sitting in the back seat scortching a hole in it.
- having to ration your last remaining cigarettes of the evening just to assure you have one or two for in the morning before you're able to get to the convenience store for more.
- looking at my bank account statement and being able to identify every entry that was a trip to the store for smokes just by the amount.
 

Nova Sphere

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1. The smell.
2. Unexpected hacking fits caused by a totally innocent laugh.
3. Any more holes in my favorite suit jacket and car upholstry.
4. Smoke in the eye.
5. Fear of starting major wildfires from flicking butts from car.
6. The smell in my car.
7. Mini panic attacks at any minor twinge or pain in my chest.
8. Getting winded from one flight of stairs.
9. Nicotine stains on my fingers and teeth.
10. The smell in my hair.
11. Dirty looks from non-smokers on patios, sidewalks, car next to me.
12. Guilty feeling from smoking near non-smokers on patios, sidewalks, car next to me.
13. Inclement weather nic fits.
14. Preoccupation of wanting a drag when I'm supposed to be listening to someone who prefers that I not subject them to second-hand smoke.
15. "Hiding" my bad habit from friends, family, co-workers.

I am 6 days and 15 hours smoke-free, and I owe it all to a passionate plea for my health from a friend losing a parent to a smoking related illness, another friend whose husband quit smoking with ecigarettes, and my Joye eGo. I have hot cinnamon and icy menthol coming out of my pores, and I'm happy as a little clam. Just received my Joye 510 (splurged when I was high on mega-vape) and don't think I'll ever look back.

My kinda Gal!

You missed the not burning your lips part, whoop, was that just me?
 

JewelzBagz

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Great lists! Here's a few of mine:

Ashtrays- 1)No more acrobatic felines landing in them and spewing their contents everywhere. 2)Forgetting to empty it before a big rain-isn't that a joyful cleaning experience. 3) Digging in them for a "long ...." so you don't have to run to the store right this second (come on you know you've done it! :facepalm:) 4)Not having to be ...... off that car manufacturers don't put the damn things in cars anymore!

Lighters- 1)no more panic when the wheel refuses to spin on those cheap ones you picked up at the dollar store and there's not a match in sight. 2) Not having to buy torch lighters and bottles of butane and keep them stashed in your car just so you can enjoy riding with the top down while praying someone doesn't plow into the door holding the can of fuel.

Sneak Peaks- one of your students/parents sees the pack in your purse or the dirty ashtray in your car.

Film-all over the computer screen and tv that is just beyond nasty to clean.

Taxes-need I say more?

Driving-in a car...with nonsmokers...who don't want to stop....then complain when you finally do get to light up. After all, their bladder is empty, so your lungs should be also.

$-blowing 50 cents every time you plop one down in the ashtray and forget about it....
 

ThreePutt

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-No more dripping gasoline on an empty cig lighter for a flame

That's one hell of a drip tip!

Congrats on putting down the analogs!

I was on a five-hour drive back to town yesterday, with the mother-in-law that's on oxygen. The wife and I would be stopping every 30 miles if we still smoked. Instead, it was a five-hour vape. HEAVEN!!! (although the wife got tired of refilling my attys/cartos while I drove!)
 
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