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you know. I got over that feeling. I know nic is not good for you. but I feel good. So wtf.
Just deal with it. The analogs no longer have control over me.
Just deal with it. The analogs no longer have control over me.
yup, cheating both the tobacco and pharmaceutical industries 
I've been cheating myself ever sine I started smoking.
I've been cheating myself ever sine I started smoking.
Heheh, I kinda feel it's like having your cake, then spitting it out!
I tell you what, it's a million times better than those pathetic Nicorette inhalators. To some extent they are designed to mimic smoking, but fail massively.
Nicotine is no worse than caffeine, as I explained to my never-smoked man who used to be nuts for coffee, now prefers Pepsi!
I tell you what, it's a million times better than those pathetic Nicorette inhalators. To some extent they are designed to mimic smoking, but fail massively.
Nicotine is no worse than caffeine, as I explained to my never-smoked man who used to be nuts for coffee, now prefers Pepsi!
Believe me, I'm not hung up about it in the slightest Just playing devil's advocate.
What I'm trying to get across is that I've found the smoking world equivalent of The Magic Pill. Smoking was/is like a grain of pleasure wrapped in a bag full of sh*t; to get at one, you have to consume the other.
vaping has turned that on its head, and the switch from tobacco was really, absolutely painlessly easy. To all intents and purposes I feel like I haven't stopped smoking at all, I just do it with different substances and without burning anything. The sh*t has been removed, but the act and the goal are the same.
Thoughts?
Kev
Just playing devil's advocate.What I'm trying to get across is that I've found the smoking world equivalent of The Magic Pill. Smoking was/is like a grain of pleasure wrapped in a bag full of sh*t; to get at one, you have to consume the other.
vaping has turned that on its head, and the switch from tobacco was really, absolutely painlessly easy. To all intents and purposes I feel like I haven't stopped smoking at all, I just do it with different substances and without burning anything. The sh*t has been removed, but the act and the goal are the same.
Thoughts?
Kev
Personally, I'll be interested to hear what the medical people in my life (GP, dentist etc) will make of it when I tell them my current smoking status. Will they approve? Will they see it as a soft option? Will they lecture me about the evils of nicotine alone?
I have my first appointment with a new dentist in a few days, so the subject is bound to come up. Incidentally, I left my last dentist because he took a dislike to me after learning that I was still smoking after his initial cancer-themed lecture. I'm convinced he was dead rough examining my gums, prodding them til they stung and bled, because of it. Fascist!
I have my first appointment with a new dentist in a few days, so the subject is bound to come up. Incidentally, I left my last dentist because he took a dislike to me after learning that I was still smoking after his initial cancer-themed lecture. I'm convinced he was dead rough examining my gums, prodding them til they stung and bled, because of it. Fascist!
Was not convinced when I 1st heard about these little gadgets but after 3 months of not thinking about it I decided to try it out.
I don't feel as though I am cheating and since starting I consumed my last 5 analogs in the 1st week. They were 1 here and there, really cos I couldn't be bothered to throw them but I think the main reason was to compare the 2 side by side. Analogs lost!
I now tend to think that analog's of all kinds are just plain old fashioned. Move with the times and welcome to the 21st centrury.
I don't feel as though I am cheating and since starting I consumed my last 5 analogs in the 1st week. They were 1 here and there, really cos I couldn't be bothered to throw them but I think the main reason was to compare the 2 side by side. Analogs lost!
I now tend to think that analog's of all kinds are just plain old fashioned. Move with the times and welcome to the 21st centrury.
Not fascist, just an idiot. My one never said a word about my smoking which he must have seen (had to make a yellowish tint for a crownwork to fit the rest
), but I visited him a few days after I quit and he immediately talked me into having tartar removed - something I resisted for years Cashed almost 100 dollars and kept talking about how I am now losing my smokers past and how much it should help my teeth all the time. In other words, just the other way round.
Oh, in Scotland I believe all doctors, dentists and so on are instructed to ask about, and record, smoking habits. I was given a small pamphlet about smoking and oral cancer, which I understand was produced by Health Scotland, part of our National Health Service. Cheers.Not fascist, just an idiot. My one never said a word about my smoking which he must have seen (had to make a yellowish tint for a crownwork to fit the rest
It's all part of an increasing plot to refuse treatment to those who refuse to give up the cigs. The joys of publicly-funded health services.
Nope, don't feel like it's cheating at all. In the past I've used just about every product out there for quitting analogs including patched, pills, and gums and none of them worked for me. I was always smoking again in a matter of days (sometimes hours). These work and that's good enough for me.
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