I finally quit smoking

juggernaut · 2006-02-24, 09:26 PM

God dam. Well I ran those numbers for myself once also and you are 100% correct. Then I thought SHIT!!! The wife smokes just as much as me so double that number for me. I have tried to quit and at that time I decided I was going to take my $10 a day and drop it in a can and in 1 year buy myself something I wanted. But I never lasted. What really pisses me off, is I know I can quit and I know it's not hard. When I entered the military there was no smoking at all. I heard of people saying "back when I was in you could take smoke breaks" but not anymore. Anyway when I went it I thought it was going to be a nightmare not being able to smoke. Fact was being I could not get my hands on a pack it was easy. Out of sight out of mind. I really do wish they (government) would make it illegal instead of fucking around with other things. I felt so good when i quit, 6 months of serious working out everyday, 5 mile runs every other day, blah blah. When I came home i felt so strong i I felt like i could carry a small car on my back. But hey good luck man. Keep with it, if for nothing else you will save a shit load of cash that you can do better things with.

2006-02-24, 09:26 PM	#1
juggernaut Registered User Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Central Jersey! If I was rich and powerful I would dress as my avatar does. Posts: 1,448	God dam. Well I ran those numbers for myself once also and you are 100% correct. Then I thought SHIT!!! The wife smokes just as much as me so double that number for me. I have tried to quit and at that time I decided I was going to take my $10 a day and drop it in a can and in 1 year buy myself something I wanted. But I never lasted. What really pisses me off, is I know I can quit and I know it's not hard. When I entered the military there was no smoking at all. I heard of people saying "back when I was in you could take smoke breaks" but not anymore. Anyway when I went it I thought it was going to be a nightmare not being able to smoke. Fact was being I could not get my hands on a pack it was easy. Out of sight out of mind. I really do wish they (government) would make it illegal instead of fucking around with other things. I felt so good when i quit, 6 months of serious working out everyday, 5 mile runs every other day, blah blah. When I came home i felt so strong i I felt like i could carry a small car on my back. But hey good luck man. Keep with it, if for nothing else you will save a shit load of cash that you can do better things with.