Quitting cigs.

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Re: Quitting cigs.

Post by Tragic_Gash » Sun May 09, 2010 11:12 am

hackman wrote:pure willpower is the only way to go
this, i bn off em almost a year now, feels way better, be prepared to be coughin up gross shit of various colours for months tho :wink:

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Re: Quitting cigs.

Post by luthervandub » Sun May 09, 2010 12:37 pm

Quitting is easy if you want to but not if you think you should
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Re: Quitting cigs.

Post by helix » Tue May 11, 2010 4:56 pm

luthervandub wrote:Quitting is easy if you want to but not if you think you should
Exactly.
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Re: Quitting cigs.

Post by saphyre » Tue May 11, 2010 7:06 pm

i tried to quit the other day, i dont even want to quit but im just weary of my physical health, i realised most of the struggle is trying to avoid being in situations where you would usually smoke like social situations, drinking or waiting around in public. its not easy. a while ago i got a sharp pain in my heart during my sleep which was extremely scary at the time after that i stopped smoking for 4 days straight, it wasnt even hard its just because something actually made me not want to smoke. at the moment im just trying to "cut down" hopefully to the point where i wont be addicted

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Re: Quitting cigs.

Post by deadly_habit » Tue May 11, 2010 7:22 pm

cut back
chewing tobacco
nicotine gum
regular gum

that's how i've done it in that order

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Re: Quitting cigs.

Post by saphyre » Tue May 11, 2010 7:30 pm

deadly habit wrote:cut back
chewing tobacco
nicotine gum
regular gum

that's how i've done it in that order
thats sounds like a really good plan actually, each step links to the next in a way that kind of tricks your brain. might have to try nicotine gum to regular gum switch. not sure about chewing tobacco though

what about electronic cigarettes though? they actually replicate the physical act of smoking and you can get them with or without nicotine. downside you look like a mug

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Re: Quitting cigs.

Post by kwami » Thu May 13, 2010 9:52 pm

Just on Amazon having a browse...

this didn't help
The list author says:
"gets stronger and stronger. ambient but intense. you can't listen to this without smoking. don't listen to it if you're trying to give up. it'll do your head in"
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Re: Quitting cigs.

Post by helix » Thu May 13, 2010 9:56 pm

kwami wrote:Just on Amazon having a browse...

this didn't help
The list author says:
"gets stronger and stronger. ambient but intense. you can't listen to this without smoking. don't listen to it if you're trying to give up. it'll do your head in"
'Music has the right to Children' - Boards of Canada
Yeah, not really seeing that.
Listened to that album all the way through multiple times without a cigarette.
Now reefer on the other hand... It goes pretty well with Boards of Canada.
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Re: Quitting cigs.

Post by kwami » Thu May 13, 2010 9:59 pm

Helix [Delay] wrote:
kwami wrote:Just on Amazon having a browse...

this didn't help
The list author says:
"gets stronger and stronger. ambient but intense. you can't listen to this without smoking. don't listen to it if you're trying to give up. it'll do your head in"
'Music has the right to Children' - Boards of Canada
Yeah, not really seeing that.
Listened to that album all the way through multiple times without a cigarette.
Now reefer on the other hand... It goes pretty well with Boards of Canada.
I'm all for that 8)

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Re: Quitting cigs.

Post by Shae » Thu May 13, 2010 10:02 pm

I've started smoking green now n again n it's startin to become alot more often... like it happened on a friday and then on a saturday n then sunday n then monday.... n I jus wish I never did it on the friday now...

my bros smokin now and i know i shouldn't, but like last night, I'm tempted to ask him if it's cool to share a zoot...

I actually went over 2 months without smoking a thing... so I can do it, I just fuckin miss mary jane so much.... :i:
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Re: Quitting cigs.

Post by kwami » Thu May 13, 2010 10:06 pm

Shae wrote:I've started smoking green now n again n it's startin to become alot more often... like it happened on a friday and then on a saturday n then sunday n then monday.... n I jus wish I never did it on the friday now...

my bros smokin now and i know i shouldn't, but like last night, I'm tempted to ask him if it's cool to share a zoot...

I actually went over 2 months without smoking a thing... so I can do it, I just fuckin miss mary jane so much.... :i:
Smoke it straight...

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Re: Quitting cigs.

Post by beerz » Fri May 14, 2010 2:29 am

i quit smoking weed over easter from pretty much smoking everyday..i had a drugs test at work so just had to stop immediately. no other option.
when ever i felt i needed a zoot i would just drink water so now im pretty much drinking water constantly which is good cos its healthy i guess but im going to the toilet like 3 times as much..but ye its just breaking the habit of lighting up. 8)

n ye i know smoking cigs is actualli addictive so this mite not work...i duno i dont smoke cigs :s

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Re: Quitting cigs.

Post by deadly_habit » Fri May 14, 2010 2:46 am

water is a great option and healthy
far as cigs what i suggested carrot sticks work great for oral fixation (healthy too)
i still crew, dip and smoke though
have quit a few times
nicotine is worse than heroin

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Re: Quitting cigs.

Post by havokdubstep » Fri May 14, 2010 8:05 am

firky wrote:i'd rape and murder farm animals for some good stinky bud :(
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Re: Quitting cigs.

Post by xarcane » Fri May 14, 2010 5:48 pm

deadly habit wrote:water is a great option and healthy
far as cigs what i suggested carrot sticks work great for oral fixation (healthy too)
i still crew, dip and smoke though
have quit a few times
nicotine is worse than heroin
Mate, I'm sorry that is complete bullshit. There is no way Nicotine is worse than Heroin ffs.

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Re: Quitting cigs.

Post by xarcane » Sun May 16, 2010 11:19 pm

Just given up again 1 and a bit days so far. It is properly shit.

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Re: Quitting cigs.

Post by deadly_habit » Sun May 16, 2010 11:24 pm

xarcane wrote:
deadly habit wrote:water is a great option and healthy
far as cigs what i suggested carrot sticks work great for oral fixation (healthy too)
i still crew, dip and smoke though
have quit a few times
nicotine is worse than heroin
Mate, I'm sorry that is complete bullshit. There is no way Nicotine is worse than Heroin ffs.
not gonna validate it, but you are entitled to your opinion

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Re: Quitting cigs.

Post by xarcane » Sun May 16, 2010 11:50 pm

Nah obviously the studies say that Nicotine is more adictive than heroin etcs, but you never start cramping or get cold sweats and vomitting if you give up cigs.

In real-life if cigs became illegal, how many people would be out there selling their bodies just to get some more Nicotine? If cigs became illegal, no-one would even bother going to a dealer to get them, they would all quit on the spot.
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Re: Quitting cigs.

Post by deadly_habit » Sun May 16, 2010 11:52 pm

xarcane wrote:Nah obviously the studies say that Nicotine is more adictive than heroin etcs, but you never start cramping or get cold sweats and shit if you give up cigs. In real-life terms if cigs became illegal, how many people would be out there selling their bodies just to get some more Nicotine? If cigs became illegal, no-one would even bother going to a dealer to get them, they would all quit on the spot.
yea withdrawl from opiates is horrid, but once it's done you don't go back to it without a thought
nicotine is more evil imo

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Re: Quitting cigs.

Post by xarcane » Mon May 17, 2010 6:49 pm

True but that relapse rate falsely makes it seem like Nicotine is more addictive. If relapse rates are considered, availability should be taken into account. Cigarettes are in every corner shop you pass, constantly in your line of sight, at friends' houses, pubs, etc. Heroin has a pretty high relapse rate, but people actually have to go out and look for heroin if they're gonna relapse.

If you take relapse rate as a percentage of the number of people who have ever tried Heroin and the number of people who have ever tried cigarettes, you get a much more realistic view, and I reckon H would be higher. Most of my friends have smoked cigarettes at least once, not a lot of them actually smoke.

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