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I had my last cigarette, i'm about to smoke my leg!!!!!

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Originally posted by leestatic
I had my last cigarette, i'm about to smoke my leg!!!!!
You will be static after that.

I quit nearly 5 years ago now....hang in there mate.

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Originally posted by leestatic
I had my last cigarette, i'm about to smoke my leg!!!!!
You could always quit quitting. Then you could say you quit and it technically wouldn't be a lie 😛

Kidding. Best wishes, I made it two weeks about two months ago. I hope your will power is stronger than mine was.

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When does the craving end?
This guy keeps me going, since he's on most cigarette packets.
http://tinyurl.com/cgmvgr

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Originally posted by leestatic
I had my last cigarette, i'm about to smoke my leg!!!!!
Well done... keep up the good work and just imagine the good you've already done your body 🙂

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Originally posted by catnap642
Well done... keep up the good work and just imagine the good you've already done your body 🙂
Well done... keep up the good work and just imagine the harm you haven't already done your body 🙂

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Originally posted by leestatic
I had my last cigarette, i'm about to smoke my leg!!!!!
here's some pictures to keep your mind occupied:

http://www.google.fi/search?hl=fi&q=smoking+lung+cancer+pictures&meta=&aq=f&oq=


in one of the links there was a guy with a huge bloody mutant growth where his throat used to be. I'd guess looking at that every time you hit the urge, should condition you to puke on thinking about smoking in no time. problem solved.

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Originally posted by leestatic
I had my last cigarette, i'm about to smoke my leg!!!!!
Remember what an incredible pain all of this is and ask yourself if you want to keep putting yourself through this the next time you decide to quit. Soldier through and congrats on making it this far. 🙂

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The cravings never go away.

I quit 2 years ago and I still want to smoke.

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Originally posted by leestatic
When does the craving end?
This guy keeps me going, since he's on most cigarette packets.
http://tinyurl.com/cgmvgr
I quit New Years Eve. I still haven't had one. I still crave. But the craving is in my throat, not my mind. The physical must change soon enough, but I have 25 years of habitual muscle movement in my throat to alter, so it could be a while.
Stick with it. You start to look much better after a month - your skin and your clothes stay much cleaner. I'd still murder for one - but I am not going to. Get that attitude - we all want things we can't have - a ciggy is just the same!

Edit: just saw Bent's post. Oh well. I'll be craving for some time. Better just get used to it! 😉

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Originally posted by leestatic
I had my last cigarette, i'm about to smoke my leg!!!!!
Go to the cancer ward at your local hospital. Talk to some of the smokers there.

If you come out of there still wanting a cigarette, go to the local gun shop and get yerself a short barrelled shot-gun and one shell...

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Remember the words at the end of "A tale of two cities" "It is a far, far better thing I do than I have ever done"

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Originally posted by Mimor
Remember what an incredible pain all of this is and ask yourself if you want to keep putting yourself through this the next time you decide to quit. Soldier through and congrats on making it this far. 🙂
Love your phrase... 'soldier through'.

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Originally posted by muppyman
Remember the words at the end of "A tale of two cities" "It is a far, far better thing I do than I have ever done"
Nice of you to visit, Muppy. You've been missed.

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Nice of you to visit, Muppy. You've been missed.
Thank you GB, the subject of escaping from tobacco is close to my heart. My own escape from the addiction was as instantaneous and as pain free and as permanent as(forgive the analogy) the conversion and salvation of a committed born again christian. ( which thing I am not, as you well know) If only I could convince people how simple and easy it actually can be.