Today I am smoking my last pack of cigarettes

[erika]

That does make me feel better. I tend to wait as long as possible to smoke one. I haven't had one yet today

[joanna]

Erika -

This might sound rough, but your SuperCaller status is contingent upon you sticking with this.

so erika! feel free to start smoking again!

[Phantom Hugger]

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All of his videos are gold. I recommend subscribing.

[Sarah]

Scoliosis, here I come!

[iAmBaronVonTito]

its interesting that i decided to read this thread today since ive been talking with friends randomly about smoking the last two days.

i used to smoke when i went drinking.  i didnt smoke at work, when i woke up, or before i went to bed.  a few nites i would finish off a pack in one nite, in mere hours.  in recent months i started feeling sick when i smoked, i could barely finish one cigarette, and ive officially quit.  i want a cigarette terribly when im out, but neither of the roommates smoke (making it easier) and when im with other smokers, i get nauseous smelling the second-hand. 

despite all these things, i still crave cigarettes, but the sick feeling alone keeps me away.  not to mention, taxes just went up in AZ- a good pack of parliaments costs $7 and pall malls are almost as expensive.  no thanks.

[Julie]

Someone I work with told me to cut down by one cigarette per day every week. That's a great idea, only I really underexagerated the amount I smoke, so it's taking longer than I want it to take. And then I started smoking more when I stopped drinking, so I have to start over again. But I feel better and go through the entire workday without smoking now.

[erika]

Someone* is just gonna have to get me pregnant in order for me to stop. Sad but true.



*preferably my fiancee

[Sarah]

I'm fairly content with the amount I smoke now, though I'd be glad to stop altogether.  When I go to the bar, I smoke, but I do that very rarely nowadays.  And then there are occasions--like today, in fact--when I buy a couple of packs, work my way through them, and then smoke no more, for days, weeks, even months at a time.  I've maintained this pattern for almost a year and a half now, so I have some faith that I won't just slide back into a daily habit.  Which is a damn good thing, since it would bankrupt me if I did, what with the amount I'd smoke (one-and-a-half to two packs a day, sober; more when I'm tippling).

It's FOT confessional time!

[JonFromMaplewood]

I smoke one cigarette a day, at the end of the day. It's like a "job well done" cigarette. I have been doing this for about ten years.

When I go out with smoking friends, which is about once a month now, I might have more.

[iAmBaronVonTito]

It's FOT confessional time!

a FOTchan revivial?!

[Sarah]

A callback, if you will.

[Julie]

Smoking is soothing.

[dave from knoxville]

I never smoked. I didn't want to be soothed.

I had my first drink on my 40th birthday. I have had probably 3 dozen since.

I have never smoked pot.

In fact, I never did any drug that a doctor didn't instruct me to take.

And yet I had symptoms that signified entry-level morphine addiction at one point. Irony!

[Sarah]

Apparently it's a good thing you never smoked, drank, or drugged for fun, DfK.  It would seem you're a junkie waiting to happen.

[Trembling Eagle]

I can't afford to smoke.
yay