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Trying to quit cigs again...

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by BluePants, Sep 29, 2011.

  1. #1 BluePants, Sep 29, 2011
    About a year ago i was unemployed and could not afford cigs and it was easy to quit, i have a job now and can afford them but i am wasting all my money on them, any suggestions or tips to help?
     
  2. #2 i Donk, Sep 29, 2011
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  3. #3 Meh1, Sep 29, 2011
    That dudes crazy inhalin all those cigarretes lol.
     
  4. #4 Ironhead, Sep 29, 2011
    You will quit when you are ready. I was a super heavy smoker but I used a mixture of the nicotine patches and smoking a lot more pot and I haven't had a cig in 9 months. Good luck!
     
  5. #5 Kluwen, Sep 29, 2011
    Exercise and drink crap loads of water! I smoked a pack a day for about five years, then quit. Its been like 15 years since I've had a cig. The last thing you will want to do after going for a run is smoke. Also, the water will help flush your system. Well I don't know how much the water will actually help, but someone told me that when I quit and it seemed to help. You can do it if you really want to man!
     
  6. #6 greenbrad420, Sep 29, 2011
    I quit because I noticed I was not getting as high as I should when I went throughout the day smoking. Now I occasionally have them, but I need to lean off
     
  7. #7 glazedKnuckles, Sep 29, 2011
    [quote name='"i Donk"'][/quote]

    I love this
     
  8. #8 DopeImean, Sep 29, 2011
    Question...is it possible to fill the void of cigarettes with Weed?

    Iv'e always wondered...
     
  9. #9 RongBip, Sep 29, 2011
    just dont click on the starting cigs thread lol
     
  10. #10 WELLHELP, Sep 29, 2011
    Why buy them then! Save the money, throw it on your credit bills 5 at a time. Buy your favorite package of gum :yummy:and chew away tell your jaw is to sore to open to in hale. Then repeat once gum pack is empty.

    You got this! Trust me! :wave::hello::hello::hello::wave:

    :bolt:
     
  11. #11 ElectricRainbow, Sep 29, 2011
    smoke 30 blunts a day
    get nicotine
    ???????
    Profit
     
  12. #12 glazedKnuckles, Sep 29, 2011
    If you're gonna keep smoking, pick up a pouch of tobacco and some Bob Marley hemp papers. It's like $2 for 50 papers
     
  13. #13 Kluwen, Sep 29, 2011
    oh here is another idea. Take the money you would be spending on cigs and save it. Then after like 3 months, or however long you want to set the goal, of not smoking buy yourself something with the money. That way you get rewarded for not smoking. That is actually how I got my flat screen TV. I used to drink way too much beer. So I quit drinking and put away the money I would normally spend on beer. A few months later I had a nice flat screen and had even lost a few pounds :)
     
  14. #14 Zizzy, Sep 29, 2011
    I'd recommend cutting back then eventually quitting. You'll just get back on the smokes harder if you try to quit cold turkey.
     
  15. #15 ari diesel, Sep 29, 2011
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    i used to smoke about 1-2 cigarettes a day, nothing too crazy... then i started smoking weed a lot more, (about 4-5 times a day), and i just couldn't do the cigarettes anymore. ciggs + weed give your lungs a hardcore workout, so i decided to cut out the cigarettes. it was either that or the weed, lol.

    just don't buy anymore packs... it's a pretty simple concept, and i've had many of my heavy smoking friends stop by just having everyone around them preventing them from going to their local 7-eleven to pick up a pack. IMO, i don't think it's THAT difficult to quit smoking. those who REALLY want to stop, stop. those who just bullshit and promise themselves that they will stop soon enough never do. you just gotta be strong, and have a good sense of control over things that you're "addicted" too and don't need.
     

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