Things we can do better since starting vaping?

[sarvis]

Beyond exercise, what else can you do/do better now that you've switched to vaping?

I just realized one for me today: singing. Caught myself singing along to the radio today for the first time in years, and I didn't sound like a frog. A sick, sad, coughing frog. Not saying my singing was good, but I can get some clear notes out again. ; )

 

[itskohler]

Taste, I sweat I could chew on a stick and it would taste like a steak.

 

[jakart]

Reading aloud. I do it often and I was always pausing to catch my breath before.

 

[exnihilo]

Breath.

And not die. That's an important one.

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[Sarin]

I find driving easier, I tell you it's easier dripping whilst driving than trying to roll a cigarette

 

[MotherNatural]

Smell was the first thing to return to me after I switched.
I feed my dogs green tripe. Stinky green tripe. But I never understood why people made such a big fuss about it. Sure it smells but not as horrible as described. A month after I quit smoking I fed the dogs and put a little strip of plastic packaging from the tripe in the garbage. All evening I kept smelling this horrible nasty rot of a smell and couldn't for the life of me figure out where it was coming from. Yes, that little piece of plastic in the garbage was reeking to high heaven. Ohhhhh…that's what they're talking about. My sense of smell had returned and the dogs menu has changed.

 

[Dasbeermeister]

I am starting to smell again. And I can say I'm not too thrilled about it. My old lady says I have to take the bad with the good, but there seems to be a lot more bad smells than good.

 

[Maestro]

I no longer have to look up my credit card number.

 

[LondonGirl]

Tasting. Hot curries are now out! But mostly I enjoy food more

 

[sarvis]

I no longer have to look up my credit card number.

Ha! Sadly, having previously suffered from GAS (Guitar Acquisition Syndrome), I already had that one down.

 

[MartyZ]

My jobs. When I smoked I always had to take a smoke break while working and sometimes that would slow down my finishing a project I was working on. And for my second job, a magician (and one of the main reasons I quit smoking), I hated showing up to a gig and either smelling like cigarette smoke or cologne to cover up the smoke smell.

 

[Bunnykiller]

making tiny little wire coils.....

 

[rmk_kelly]

I no longer have to look up my credit card number.

This one made me laugh out loud!!!!

 

[choochoogranny]

A full belly laugh! Use to start coughing if I started laughing. NOW I can and I do as much as I can!

 

[Viola]

I was going to say a good laugh...so I second that! Fantastic!

 

[Katwomyn]

My sense of smell has always been insanely good, even while smoking... I am not looking forward to it increasing... I hate being able to smell people from 20 feet away.

 

[Flaggonmalley88]

Stamina has increased dramatically

 

[Sk0tto]

I'm able to wake up in the morning and not have a nasty mucous-y lump in the back of my throat. Breathing has definitely improved in the one week since I started.

 

[Sk0tto]

Oh, and I have money in the bank now, so I can eat again.

 

[Johnny Phatsaqs]

Not stink.

On day 70 without a cig. It was awesome when I went to the office my second week. My boss gave me a hug, and she said, "You quit smoking!" I was shocked. "I did, how'd you know? My wife blast it on facebook?(I don't facebook)"

"No, you don't stink!"

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