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[GorillaGal]

you go Kikapu! i hate 'em too. it kills me to see a very attractiv person, you are really admiring thier attractivneness...and all of a sudden they put a ciggarette up to their lips.....arrrrrgggghhh! that just so ruins it for me!

[denizaksulu]

markwoods39 wrote:
And the people who never smoked who reading this post, please tell me what you think about people smoking ,how does it affect you.


Following in Kiks footsteps:

I have never smoked. At the age of twelve an English soldier (trying to be 'friendly') forced me to take a puff off his ciggy. We were then living in Kophinou, where there was a largish Army Camp. He was a young guy. After weeks of pressure I took a puff from his ciggy and coughed for two weeks non-stop. Three years after that , my mother died of lung C. That sealed my fate re: smoking.

I have always loved fresh air. Whenever I am in an environment where smokers are abound, I almost stop breathing. It have since developed asthma I dont blame passive smoking for that - I begin to wheeze whenever I am near a smoker (though he may not be smoking at the time. The stench on thier clothes is enough to trigger me off.

But for one relapse, I have realised that I have never been with a smoking lady. A coincidence? I dont know. If I fancied a girl, I do not recal ever asking if they smoke.(Except the one relapse). She was beautiful but stank.

[GorillaGal]

markwoods39 wrote:
And the people who never smoked who reading this post, please tell me what you think about people smoking ,how does it affect you.


Following in Kiks footsteps:

I have never smoked. At the age of twelve an English soldier (trying to be 'friendly') forced me to take a puff off his ciggy. We were then living in Kophinou, where there was a largish Army Camp. He was a young guy. After weeks of pressure I took a puff from his ciggy and coughed for two weeks non-stop. Three years after that , my mother died of lung C. That sealed my fate re: smoking.

I have always loved fresh air. Whenever I am in an environment where smokers are abound, I almost stop breathing. It have since developed asthma I dont blame passive smoking for that - I begin to wheeze whenever I am near a smoker (though he may not be smoking at the time. The stench on thier clothes is enough to trigger me off.

But for one relapse, I have realised that I have never been with a smoking lady. A coincidence? I dont know. If I fancied a girl, I do not recal ever asking if they smoke.(Except the one relapse). She was beautiful but stank.

Deniz--this should be in the reincarnation thread. it is clear the reason you detest smoke is that you died in a fire in your previous life.
admit it.

[denizaksulu]

markwoods39 wrote:
And the people who never smoked who reading this post, please tell me what you think about people smoking ,how does it affect you.


Following in Kiks footsteps:

I have never smoked. At the age of twelve an English soldier (trying to be 'friendly') forced me to take a puff off his ciggy. We were then living in Kophinou, where there was a largish Army Camp. He was a young guy. After weeks of pressure I took a puff from his ciggy and coughed for two weeks non-stop. Three years after that , my mother died of lung C. That sealed my fate re: smoking.

I have always loved fresh air. Whenever I am in an environment where smokers are abound, I almost stop breathing. It have since developed asthma I dont blame passive smoking for that - I begin to wheeze whenever I am near a smoker (though he may not be smoking at the time. The stench on thier clothes is enough to trigger me off.

But for one relapse, I have realised that I have never been with a smoking lady. A coincidence? I dont know. If I fancied a girl, I do not recal ever asking if they smoke.(Except the one relapse). She was beautiful but stank.

Deniz--this should be in the reincarnation thread. it is clear the reason you detest smoke is that you died in a fire in your previous life.
admit it.

Sorry to disagree. The bxxxxy English soldier tried to poison me. When I was coughing I was wondering, 'what the hell is this all about'.

At high school, I saw it as a stupid vanity. A group of us friends (high school mates) would go to the shops to buy summer shirts with short sleeves and a single brast pocket. The material of the shirt had to be such that it would hide the 'Logo' but allow a girl to see the shape of a packet of ciggies. They were forced to be discreet as smoking among students was against school regulations, even off school premises.

I just thought they were crazy. I never managed to find out what the girls thought of this 'bravado' action, or whether they were impressed. If GR reads these lines he might enlighten us. HEY GR, WERE GIRLS MORE IMPRESSED WITH SMOKERS?. What a joke it was.

Most of my male cousins are currently interred as a result of various cancers - they were heavy smokers - and left behind vry young families. Sad.

[Get Real!]

Sorry to disagree. The bxxxxy English soldier tried to poison me. When I was coughing I was wondering, 'what the hell is this all about'.

At high school, I saw it as a stupid vanity. A group of us friends (high school mates) would go to the shops to buy summer shirts with short sleeves and a single brast pocket. The material of the shirt had to be such that it would hide the 'Logo' but allow a girl to see the shape of a packet of ciggies. They were forced to be discreet as smoking among students was against school regulations, even off school premises.

I just thought they were crazy. I never managed to find out what the girls thought of this 'bravado' action, or whether they were impressed. If GR reads these lines he might enlighten us. HEY GR, WERE GIRLS MORE IMPRESSED WITH SMOKERS?. What a joke it was.

Most of my male cousins are currently interred as a result of various cancers - they were heavy smokers - and left behind vry young families. Sad.

There was definitely a time when non smokers were regarded anti-social, in fact I still see them that way!

Indeed, smoking was one of those teenage “rebellious” things in the 60s, 70s and 80s and young girls were/are always turned on by that.

These days I see them excited over body piercing and tattoos! Who would’ve thought that shoving metal bits up your skin would one day be regarded “cool”?

Perhaps shoving a pole up one’s butt might be the trend in 20 or 30 years time but luckily I won’t be around to see it; I’ll hopefully expire by 60.

[denizaksulu]

Sorry to disagree. The bxxxxy English soldier tried to poison me. When I was coughing I was wondering, 'what the hell is this all about'.

At high school, I saw it as a stupid vanity. A group of us friends (high school mates) would go to the shops to buy summer shirts with short sleeves and a single brast pocket. The material of the shirt had to be such that it would hide the 'Logo' but allow a girl to see the shape of a packet of ciggies. They were forced to be discreet as smoking among students was against school regulations, even off school premises.

I just thought they were crazy. I never managed to find out what the girls thought of this 'bravado' action, or whether they were impressed. If GR reads these lines he might enlighten us. HEY GR, WERE GIRLS MORE IMPRESSED WITH SMOKERS?. What a joke it was.

Most of my male cousins are currently interred as a result of various cancers - they were heavy smokers - and left behind vry young families. Sad.

There was definitely a time when non smokers were regarded anti-social, in fact I still see them that way!

Indeed, smoking was one of those teenage “rebellious” things in the 60s, 70s and 80s and young girls were/are always turned on by that.

These days I see them excited over body piercing and tattoos! Who would’ve thought that shoving metal bits up your skin would one day be regarded “cool”?

Perhaps shoving a pole up one’s butt might be the trend in 20 or 30 years time but luckily I won’t be around to see it; I’ll hopefully expire by 60.

Thanks for your response GR. Can I assume ,now, that you are a practicer of body piercing? Do you exhibit your hardware on the beaches?
These girls must be nutcases.

Regards

[sempron]

Try to get Allen Carr's book: (http://www.quitsmoking.com/books/allencarr/index.htm), (http://www.allencarrseasyway.com/) One of my friend quit after a few pages. She said it's amazing. Time ago I saw some short show on tv about guide- books. They didn't say nothing good about them except this one. I'm not smoking, but even so i would like to read it.

[webbo]

Thanks everyone for your advice and support. I not had any today so on that note, i not going to have anymore as from today. I hate smoking but i also DID enjoy it. What more important, my health or cig, that what i keep telling myself. It would have killed me in the end, so no more for me, as i want to meet my grand kids when they arrive at some point, and i want to be the grandad that can still play footie with them. But i do hope that a long way off yet, as my boys are only 17 and 18 WELL IT BLOODY BETTER BE

Well done Mark (29, huh!!)

How is it going? You still not smoking? I do hope so.
Keep it going - you will be sooooooooooo pleased with yourself as well as healthier and richer (unless Mrs Mark gets it all! )

Bubbles x

[markwoods39]

Thanks everyone for your advice and support. I not had any today so on that note, i not going to have anymore as from today. I hate smoking but i also DID enjoy it. What more important, my health or cig, that what i keep telling myself. It would have killed me in the end, so no more for me, as i want to meet my grand kids when they arrive at some point, and i want to be the grandad that can still play footie with them. But i do hope that a long way off yet, as my boys are only 17 and 18 WELL IT BLOODY BETTER BE

Well done Mark (29, huh!!)

How is it going? You still not smoking? I do hope so.
Keep it going - you will be sooooooooooo pleased with yourself as well as healthier and richer (unless Mrs Mark gets it all! )


Bubbles x

No still not smoking, and i not going to now, that it gone forever. I not even counting the days that gone by, even thought it has been 48 hrs 47 mins and 32 sec,since i last had my cig Mrs Mark woods39 gave up over 3 yrs ago, and every day since she given me a ear bashing about smoking. I told her to stop sleeping with me then, i can not help but to smoke as i so hot

OK OK I GET MY COAT

[LENA]

Thanks everyone for your advice and support. I not had any today so on that note, i not going to have anymore as from today. I hate smoking but i also DID enjoy it. What more important, my health or cig, that what i keep telling myself. It would have killed me in the end, so no more for me, as i want to meet my grand kids when they arrive at some point, and i want to be the grandad that can still play footie with them. But i do hope that a long way off yet, as my boys are only 17 and 18 WELL IT BLOODY BETTER BE

Well done Mark (29, huh!!)

How is it going? You still not smoking? I do hope so.
Keep it going - you will be sooooooooooo pleased with yourself as well as healthier and richer (unless Mrs Mark gets it all! )


Bubbles x

No still not smoking, and i not going to now, that it gone forever. I not even counting the days that gone by, even thought it has been 48 hrs 47 mins and 32 sec,since i last had my cig Mrs Mark woods39 gave up over 3 yrs ago, and every day since she given me a ear bashing about smoking. I told her to stop sleeping with me then, i can not help but to smoke as i so hot

OK OK I GET MY COAT

Mark you are so funny...what are you having for breakfast???