I gave up 22nd Dec 1989. I still miss it.
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1 whole year now and 6 months since I cut out the nicotine mintsCoffee's for closersComment
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Good man.....
Have a smoke to celebrate!Comment
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[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...lovelyfags.jpg[/IMG]Originally posted by original PM View PostLast edited by Old Greg; 16 March 2012, 22:11.Comment
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Surprised you have stayed off them then.Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
Most people don't quit unless they actually want to.
I think it is pointless quitting. It is a enjoyable habit with numerous health benefits. A whole truckload healthier than drinking.Comment
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So, if you get to 75, and are in good health, will you take up smoking again?
That's my plan.Comment
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Why not just smoke now and enjoy yourself. Nothing like a smooth satisfying smoke while you watch the tits in the garden.Originally posted by k2p2 View Post
Jeanne Calment, the oldest woman in the world, smoked until she was about 115 years old or so.
Smoking in your later years is also excellent in the treatment of dystrophies like MS, dementia as well as many other conditions and beneficial to everyones mental health.
Not aimed at you KP, but I didnt want to upset others that posted a while back things like "my relative died of smoking", but that is pure and utter claptrap.
Smoking does not kill you. Smoking is a scapegoat used in medical fields. For example, the OH was underweight when she was born and the nurses said to her mother "you shouldnt have smoked" but the thing is, her mother was a devout catholic that never smoked at all or drunk any alcohol. No doctor can look at someones health and instantly ascribe a condition to just one factor in their lifestyle, utter nonsense.
It is your lifestyle that kills you as well as the environment around you, a cumulation of factors. If you abuse your body beyond moderation, expect an early death.Comment
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