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View Poll Results: Are you a smoker?
Yes 38 32.20%
No, tried it for a short time, didn't like it. 18 15.25%
No, but I used to be a long term smoker. 33 27.97%
No, never tried it. 29 24.58%
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Old 06/24/11, 11:45 AM
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Not currently. Yes I did smoke.

Loved it in fact.

Quit for my health but still sneak one once in a blue moon (2 or 3 times a year).
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Old 06/24/11, 11:56 AM
 
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Only good 100% tobacco, hand-rolled cigars from Honduras, Dominican Republic, and an ocassional one from Cuba. I prefer a Maduro wrapper and at least a 50 ring.

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Me, too, except I like 44-48 rings and nothing bigger than a 50.
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Old 06/24/11, 01:06 PM
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Get over it...
Sorry. I have a rule against taking advice from people who know nothing about me.
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Old 06/24/11, 02:57 PM
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Old 06/24/11, 04:27 PM
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Sorry. I have a rule against taking advice from people who know nothing about me.
Thats pretty much understandable... I have a rule about taking advice from people who know little or nothing about a given subject too.
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Old 06/24/11, 05:19 PM
 
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I just went back after about 4 years off of them.....I'm not as smart as I look.
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Old 06/24/11, 05:30 PM
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Thats pretty much understandable... I have a rule about taking advice from people who know little or nothing about a given subject too.
If you see somebody ELSE trying to give advice, you might want to share that with THEM.
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Old 06/24/11, 07:49 PM
 
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Never smoked, never will. I can't even walk by a smoker without getting a headache and feeling sick (and they're not even lit up at the time). I wonder if they know how bad they smell? Or what are they trying to cover up?
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Old 06/24/11, 08:20 PM
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I've been trying to quit for years. Crossing my fingers and hoping these new FDA labels coming out will do the trick -
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Old 06/25/11, 07:22 AM
 
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No, but I tried it as a teenager.
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Old 06/25/11, 07:51 AM
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I smoked for awhile when I was younger, but decided one day I just didn't like them. I spent the next 20 years watching my dad live at the end of an oxygen line until he died gasping for air, so there's little chance I'll start back.
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Old 06/25/11, 08:52 AM
 
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Smoked when I was a teenager, you know- I was cool man. In the navy as long as we were 50 miles off the coast a carton of cigs were $2.50. I don't think you could get a pack for that today, another reason not to smoke.
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Old 06/25/11, 09:10 AM
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Only secondhand.
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Old 06/25/11, 03:07 PM
 
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Never smoked, never will. I can't even walk by a smoker without getting a headache and feeling sick (and they're not even lit up at the time). I wonder if they know how bad they smell? Or what are they trying to cover up?
I have never smoked but can relate to your comment. I grew up in a tiny house and my parents both smoked like chimneys. We three kids were trapped in there through the long winters, saturating in the stuff, and at school other kids told me "you stink" and that I smelled like an ashtray or a cigarette butt and was making them sick. A teacher accused me of smoking. I didn't notice the smell when I lived at home, but as soon as I was out on my own I found I could hardly enter my parent's house for the stench.

Later I bought that house and discovered that washing the dark beige woodwork turned it bright white.
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Old 06/25/11, 03:13 PM
 
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I smoked for awhile when I was younger, but decided one day I just didn't like them. I spent the next 20 years watching my dad live at the end of an oxygen line until he died gasping for air, so there's little chance I'll start back.
My mom is going through that now. She might have another year or two.
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Old 06/25/11, 04:49 PM
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no. i've never smoked in my life. i do like the smell of a good cigar though. ~Georgia.
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At the time that I quit smoking, I had been a smoker for half of my life. I started when I was 15 and quit when I was 30. After watching my momma die from lung cancer, I decided that is not the way I want to go. Massive heart attack, car crash, killed by gunfire, anything fast would be a much better option.
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Old 06/25/11, 09:48 PM
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I was a smoker for about 35 years off and on, mostly on. I still put an ashtray on the table for visitors that smoke and some use it some don't.
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Old 06/26/11, 12:59 AM
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I smoked for 35 years (2 packs a day for the last 10 years I smoked). I smoked my last one on 11/6/09.
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