EPTTobacco Smoking Thread - Page 26
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ChriS-X
Malaysia1374 Posts
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SuperPro
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thrawn2112
United States6918 Posts
On July 28 2012 00:59 SuperPro wrote: Why does teamliquid have these threads? Sigh... you're gonna have to try harder than that. my experience on teamliquid has been that these types of threads are more fun to hang out in than all the ones where people pretend to debate but are actually just arguing On July 28 2012 00:57 ChriS-X wrote: i think im gonna invest in a e cig, apparently less bad for your health and doesnt stink too. if your real concern is health then you should just stop smoking altogether. i've tried the e cigs and it was cool for awhile, but they tasted nasty as fuck, the novelty wore off and i eventually started missing the feeling of actual smoking i think no matter if it's weed or tobacco, i simply enjoy the physical act of smoking | ||
Grettin
42410 Posts
On July 28 2012 00:59 SuperPro wrote: Why does teamliquid have these threads? Sigh... Why does Teamliquid have such morons that bother commentating on something that they dislike? Sadly, you aren't the first one. | ||
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ailouros
United States193 Posts
The best cigs I've had have been hand rolled I think. I never used filters though and eventually stopped because that shit was staining my fingers from rolling so many lol. I don't like smoking in the warmer months as much as the winter, probably because I have bad allergies and smoking just messes with my chest even more. So pretty much every summer I quit for 3-4 months or I switch to snus which I'm overdue for. Snus time this time. | ||
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EngrishTeacher
Canada1109 Posts
Cigarette after breakfast, another on the taxi, a few more at work in the morning, a quarter of a pack at lunch, then some more at the office in the afternoon. Then finally, half a pack for the night, be it at a footbath parlor, a karaoke bar, wherever. I used to smoke a pack a week back in Canada, and no I'm closing in on 2 packs a day X_X The variety and insanely ubiquitous availability of cigarette brands, at all price ranges from. 50 cents to 20USD, is something to marvel at. I've tried about 3 dozen different brands, and I enjoyed all 2 dozens of it. | ||
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Candadar
2049 Posts
Well, after I finished reading it I never fucking picked up a cig again. It just completely set me off from it. My friend Lee, known him all my life, was a chain smoker since, oh, 8th grade or something and shortly after I got in touch with him again after graduation I told him to read it. He's been wanting to quit for a while and was finding it, well, really fucking hard and he quit just cold turkey like a month after I recommended it to him from it. I know it's all anecdotal evidence and to some, it may just seem like self-help bullshit. But that book stopped me just before the ball really started rolling in my addiction, and stopped one of my good friends from his addiction he was struggling with. But, that's all I'll say. It DOES relieve stress like very little else and who the fuck am I to tell someone how to live their life when it doesn't affect me at all. But I know some of you are perhaps wanting to quit, so def give it a read. ^^ http://www.amazon.com/Allen-Carrs-Easyway-Stop-Smoking/dp/0615482155 | ||
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thrawn2112
United States6918 Posts
On July 28 2012 10:10 Candadar wrote: I'm going to keep this short to seem the least preachy and least intrusive as possible, as I'm sure you all get your fair share of "omg stop smoking it's so bad for you". You're all adults, I know you know it's bad for you and you all have your reasons. We all do. However, I definitely have to recommend that Allen Carr book that was mentioned earlier in the thread. I was just starting to get into smoking back in high school, and was really starting to get hooked after a couple of months. I read that book more out of humor than for a serious intent to quit, I always found those self-help books and stuff particularly funny to skim through as they were mostly nonsensical bullshit of BELIEEEEEEEVE IN URSELF and stuff like that. Well, after I finished reading it I never fucking picked up a cig again. It just completely set me off from it. My friend Lee, known him all my life, was a chain smoker since, oh, 8th grade or something and shortly after I got in touch with him again after graduation I told him to read it. He's been wanting to quit for a while and was finding it, well, really fucking hard and he quit just cold turkey like a month after I recommended it to him from it. I know it's all anecdotal evidence and to some, it may just seem like self-help bullshit. But that book stopped me just before the ball really started rolling in my addiction, and stopped one of my good friends from his addiction he was struggling with. But, that's all I'll say. It DOES relieve stress like very little else and who the fuck am I to tell someone how to live their life when it doesn't affect me at all. But I know some of you are perhaps wanting to quit, so def give it a read. ^^ http://www.amazon.com/Allen-Carrs-Easyway-Stop-Smoking/dp/0615482155 fuck off, you're derailing the thread into very dangerous territory. this is the tobacco smoking thread, not the stop smoking tobacco thread. as soon as people start making stop smoking arguments that's all this thread will become | ||
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Candadar
2049 Posts
On July 28 2012 12:38 thrawn2112 wrote: fuck off, you're derailing the thread into very dangerous territory. this is the tobacco smoking thread, not the stop smoking tobacco thread. as soon as people start making stop smoking arguments that's all this thread will become Jeez, I'm sorry  | ||
MrHoon
10183 Posts
I love dem charcoal filters! Tried pipe smoking too. Fun, but I wish I could afford a butler to pack my pipe everyday | ||
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Powerpill
United States1693 Posts
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Omnipresent
United States871 Posts
On July 28 2012 10:10 Candadar wrote: I'm going to keep this short to seem the least preachy and least intrusive as possible, as I'm sure you all get your fair share of "omg stop smoking it's so bad for you". You're all adults, I know you know it's bad for you and you all have your reasons. There. You should have stopped right there. On July 28 2012 13:52 Powerpill wrote: Just had an Ashton Cabinet cigar a friend of mine brought me a week or so ago, was quite a nice, if expensive, smoke. It had a somewhat mild creamy feel overall. I recommend any cigar enthusiast give it a try. Ashton is one of those brands... They make very well blended, very well constructed cigars out of some of the finest and most maticulously screened tobaccos available. They're just too damn expensive. You can get a cigar 90% as good for half the price. I'm not trying to knock Ashtons, but you should really only think of buying them if a) you have a ton of disposable income; b) you can get them at a steep markdown; or C) it's a special occasion. It's the same with a lot of "super premium" brands. I just mentioned that I bought a few Gurkhas, but I got them at something like $3.50 a stick (instead of ~$10+ retail). There are really great deals out there if you keep an eye out and have some patience. On July 28 2012 00:57 ChriS-X wrote: i think im gonna invest in a e cig, apparently less bad for your health and doesnt stink too. Here's a video to watch. It's from a really good science-themed YouTube channel. | ||
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Lorken
New Zealand804 Posts
Also, in New Zealand, they are planning to make smoking illegal by 2025, which I think is sad. I think people should be allowed doing what they want with their bodies, and it will just criminalise a lot of people too. Probably won't happen though, they just bring it up on the news every once in a while. | ||
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Piste
6183 Posts
On July 28 2012 01:25 thrawn2112 wrote: you're gonna have to try harder than that. my experience on teamliquid has been that these types of threads are more fun to hang out in than all the ones where people pretend to debate but are actually just arguing if your real concern is health then you should just stop smoking altogether. i've tried the e cigs and it was cool for awhile, but they tasted nasty as fuck, the novelty wore off and i eventually started missing the feeling of actual smoking i think no matter if it's weed or tobacco, i simply enjoy the physical act of smoking There are various different tastes you can purchase for e-cigs. I had couple electronic cigarettes (two in case the other one ran out of battery;) and I tried to quit smoking with those. They helped me quite a bit, but still I wanted to experiense the real taste of L&M full flavor Somehow I lost my e-cigs after three days, but I was tobacco-free for 3 full days! Of course motivation is needed to quit, theres no magic tricks. + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://cigarettepackcollector.com/pic/lm_802.JPG) | ||
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thrawn2112
United States6918 Posts
On July 28 2012 17:37 Lorken wrote: I got myself a packet of the cheapest cigarettes I could buy and just went at them. On July 28 2012 17:37 Lorken wrote:it feels like a waste of $10 right now. that's crazy expensive. and about feeling dizzy... it's probably your weed smoking skills that are causing you to completely inhale the smoke rather than suck on it like a lot of people do. lots of my weed smoking friends say the same thing whenever they take some hits off of a cigarette. lol i'd say that super cheap cigarettes are an awful substitute for weed | ||
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EvilLiBraRian
South Africa43 Posts
Incidentally I did not notice anything about the massive variety of filters/paper available. Any thickness imaginable, hemp paper, flavoured paper, etc. I have settled on thin Rizla with cut corners and the thinnest filters I can find. This with flavoured baccie (cherry usually) makes for a killer smoke in my opinion. And *** all the haters :D | ||
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thrawn2112
United States6918 Posts
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EvilLiBraRian
South Africa43 Posts
On July 28 2012 18:12 thrawn2112 wrote: i like dlx and raw. i dont know anything about buying filters, but if i did i might try using them How do you roll then O_o Smoking without filters is a nightmare (stains on teeth, tobacco in mouth, burning etc.) Maybe you just an hardcore dude ^_^ | ||
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thrawn2112
United States6918 Posts
On July 28 2012 18:23 EvilLiBraRian wrote: How do you roll then O_o Smoking without filters is a nightmare (stains on teeth, tobacco in mouth, burning etc.) Maybe you just an hardcore dude ^_^ well once i get down to the roach i put it out and save it for the bong same like i do with joints the tobacco in the mouth happens a lot lol. i had a friend who would tear off pieces of the paper pack and roll them into tiny cylinders to stick on the ends of the rolled cigarette. wasn't a proper filter but it solved the problems of tobacco falling out and having more paper between your skin and the lit end. | ||
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glzElectromaster
Japan2474 Posts
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