The Quit Smoking Support Thread - Page 3

WadeWilson · 01-05-2012, 10:05 AM

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Originally Posted by BowtieBelle

Actually they are closer to six for Marlboro or Camel

By the carton they are about a buck a pack less....

$5 would be cheap. They're between $6.5 and $7 here. I've paid as high as $7.60.

Washington has very high cigarette prices too. I think I paid like $8 a pack two years ago when I was there on a business trip.

PoorMansCamaro · 01-05-2012, 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by hotrodsally

PMC, so she quit so she could have a chance for a true romance with your dad, a non-smoker?

yeah, basically. my dad told her he can't stand the smoke, and that if she didn't quit, they couldn't be together.

ibeck · 01-05-2012, 10:28 AM

Close to 7$ a pack for malboro here.

~Stacy~ · 01-05-2012, 10:37 AM

Come to Wisconsin. Some packs cost over $9 bucks. The average is about $8.50 a pack. I rather stick to my beer it's alot cheaper

WadeWilson · 01-05-2012, 10:38 AM

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Originally Posted by ~Stacy~

Come to Wisconsin. Some packs cost over $9 bucks. The average is about $8.50 a pack. I rather stick to my beer it's alot cheaper

Not my beer.

~Stacy~ · 01-05-2012, 10:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Shardik2SS

Not my beer.

Ha

Wisconsin has high taxes on tobacco because we have to pay for all the deadbeats living on welfare

ibeck · 01-05-2012, 10:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Shardik2SS

Not my beer.

Natty light FTW. Being a broke college student FTL.

~Stacy~ · 01-05-2012, 10:43 AM

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Originally Posted by ibeck

Natty light FTW. Being a broke college student FTL.

MGD 64 for me

67 Convertible · 01-05-2012, 10:43 AM

I quit on December 18th 2011, 2 1/2 weeks ago.
I've been smoking for over 40 years and have quit for short periods over that amount of time.
About ten years ago, I went from cigarettes to those little filtered cigars.

Only problem is, I was inhaling the cigars which is probably worse than inhaling the cigarettes.
I was just kidding myself with the cigars.

I quit because I have 2 small grandchildren and another coming next month.
They are the joy of my life and I want to be around for them as long as I can.

I quit cold turkey......It's been almost 3 weeks and I'm over the worst of it (I think)
I haven't even had one puff since Dec. 18th.
I really don't see myself ever smoking again.

cam62 · 01-05-2012, 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Shardik2SS

$5 would be cheap. They're between $6.5 and $7 here. I've paid as high as $7.60.

Washington has very high cigarette prices too. I think I paid like $8 a pack two years ago when I was there on a business trip.

Went to NY city last summer. Forgot to bring my own cigarettes. Ended up paying over 10.00 per pack.

Jay_LHD3 · 01-05-2012, 12:17 PM

In my twenties I could put the smokes down for a day/week/month at a time without hesitation. Tried in my mid 30s and couldn't go longer than half a day before the addiction got to be too much; smoked an entire pack that night.

Four years ago I got Chantix (http://www.chantix.com/) and have been smoke free ever since.

With Chantix the thought of having a smoke was there all the time the first couple of months, but the overwhelming urge to go and buy a pack or light one up was not there.

WadeWilson · 01-05-2012, 12:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 67 Convertible

I quit on December 18th 2011, 2 1/2 weeks ago.
I've been smoking for over 40 years and have quit for short periods over that amount of time.
About ten years ago, I went from cigarettes to those little filtered cigars.

Only problem is, I was inhaling the cigars which is probably worse than inhaling the cigarettes.
I was just kidding myself with the cigars.

I quit because I have 2 small grandchildren and another coming next month.
They are the joy of my life and I want to be around for them as long as I can.

I quit cold turkey......It's been almost 3 weeks and I'm over the worst of it (I think)
I haven't even had one puff since Dec. 18th.
I really don't see myself ever smoking again.

Congrats and I hope you stay on the right path.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jay_LHD3

In my twenties I could put the smokes down for a day/week/month at a time without hesitation. Tried in my mid 30s and couldn't go longer than half a day before the addiction got to be too much; smoked an entire pack that night.

Four years ago I got Chantix (http://www.chantix.com/) and have been smoke free ever since.

With Chantix the thought of having a smoke was there all the time the first couple of months, but the overwhelming urge to go and buy a pack or light one up was not there.

heRS · 01-05-2012, 01:01 PM

Hey you quitters, good luck with it. I quit almost 10 years ago and very happy I did. Now when I smell cigarettes on someone it's like "YUK" and honestly I don't think I could even kiss a smoker it's such a horrible nasty smell.

2001ragtop · 01-05-2012, 03:04 PM

You will be glad you quit smoking.

You are very young. You probably will look younger later on if you stop smoking now.

I have heard many women say they are quitting smoking for that very reason.

But also consider: When you EVER do something successful in life, I can assure you that EVERY success just leads you on a path of MORE AND MORE success.

Once you see that you can defeat that "addiction", you might find out you can do practically anything.

quitting smoking is probably the highest-level type of success anyone can do especially if you were a genuine hard-core smoker prior to quitting.

01-05-2012, 10:28 AM	#31
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01-05-2012, 10:37 AM	#32
~Stacy~ Banned Drives: Car Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: None Posts: 5,113	CIGS Come to Wisconsin. Some packs cost over $9 bucks. The average is about $8.50 a pack. I rather stick to my beer it's alot cheaper

01-05-2012, 10:43 AM	#37
67 Convertible Drives: 67 Camaro Convertible Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: MA Posts: 1,721	I quit on December 18th 2011, 2 1/2 weeks ago. I've been smoking for over 40 years and have quit for short periods over that amount of time. About ten years ago, I went from cigarettes to those little filtered cigars. Only problem is, I was inhaling the cigars which is probably worse than inhaling the cigarettes. I was just kidding myself with the cigars. I quit because I have 2 small grandchildren and another coming next month. They are the joy of my life and I want to be around for them as long as I can. I quit cold turkey......It's been almost 3 weeks and I'm over the worst of it (I think) I haven't even had one puff since Dec. 18th. I really don't see myself ever smoking again. __________________ _____________________________________________ 2LT/RS RJT, Blk Rally Stripes, Beige Interior, Sunroof Placed order at dealer 4/24/09 1100 - 4/28/09 2000 - 5/01/09 2500 - 5/05/09 3000 - 5/05/09 3300 - 5/30/09 3400 - 6/05/09 3800 - 6/18/09 4000 - 6/18/09 4B00 - 6/18/09 4200 - 6/22/09 5000 - 7/01/09 6000 - 7/01/09 It's Home!! 0000 - 7/14/11 Traded in with 24,000 miles. Currently 5th Gen less

01-05-2012, 01:01 PM	#41
heRS Raised by Wolves Drives: IBM 2010 2LT RS M6 Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Spokane, WA Posts: 5,980 View My Garage	Hey you quitters, good luck with it. I quit almost 10 years ago and very happy I did. Now when I smell cigarettes on someone it's like "YUK" and honestly I don't think I could even kiss a smoker it's such a horrible nasty smell. __________________ Tori click the sig pic to view my build thread

01-05-2012, 03:04 PM	#42
2001ragtop Drives: V8 american car Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Dallas, Tx Posts: 1,417	I quit smoking but i just smoked when I drank You will be glad you quit smoking. You are very young. You probably will look younger later on if you stop smoking now. I have heard many women say they are quitting smoking for that very reason. But also consider: When you EVER do something successful in life, I can assure you that EVERY success just leads you on a path of MORE AND MORE success. Once you see that you can defeat that "addiction", you might find out you can do practically anything. quitting smoking is probably the highest-level type of success anyone can do especially if you were a genuine hard-core smoker prior to quitting. Last edited by 2001ragtop; 01-05-2012 at 04:00 PM.

01-05-2012, 12:17 PM	#39
Jay_LHD3 Drives: 2019 F150 RCSB Abyss FX4 Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Huntsville, AL Posts: 2,277	In my twenties I could put the smokes down for a day/week/month at a time without hesitation. Tried in my mid 30s and couldn't go longer than half a day before the addiction got to be too much; smoked an entire pack that night. Four years ago I got Chantix (http://www.chantix.com/) and have been smoke free ever since. With Chantix the thought of having a smoke was there all the time the first couple of months, but the overwhelming urge to go and buy a pack or light one up was not there.

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