Workin' on day two here

OK, day one wasn't that bad. The $hantex helps a lot but its not a miracle
drug.

I just glanced over to the left. There's a lighter on my desk. Where the
hell did that come from? BRB, I gotta get rid of it.

K, I'm back.

I have a lot of important things to get done today but I can't remember what
they are. I wrote a list but I don't know where I put it. Frankly, I don't
give a shit.

I have an interesting story here:

My main reason to quit was that I wanted to find a girlfriend, and there
didn't seem to be a lot of available women who smoke in the places I was
looking. So, I schlep myself to the doctor, get the scrip for chantix, set a
quit date, yada yada. In the meantime I meet this wonderful woman who
smokes, we like each other a lot, we're seeing each other every day... and
there I was taking Chantix getting ready to quit. WTF.

I put my quit off for a few days and thought about it, while continuing to
take the pills. There are a lot of good reasons to quit smoking. Personally,
I see that smoking is ruining my health. I can't run ten/fifteen miles or
climb a large mountain without running out of breath. I can hardly lift a
car anymore, much less a truck -- and you know, cars and trucks don't weigh
what they used to. You get my drift -- not what I used to be.

So, I went through with the quit. That magical horniness thing you get a few
weeks after you quit will probably kick-in at just the right time in the
relationship, and if she smokes or not, or if she and I make it for the long
haul or not, has absolutely nothing the fuck to do with whether or not I
smoke.

That's my story. Hope you liked it. Catch ya' later.

On Sep 5, 10:04 am, "em" <i...@dun.no> wrote:
> OK, day one wasn't that bad. The $hantex helps a lot but its not a miracle
> drug.
>
> I just glanced over to the left. There's a lighter on my desk. Where the
> hell did that come from? BRB, I gotta get rid of it.
>
> K, I'm back.
>
> I have a lot of important things to get done today but I can't remember what
> they are. I wrote a list but I don't know where I put it. Frankly, I don't
> give a shit.
>
> I have an interesting story here:
>
> My main reason to quit was that I wanted to find a girlfriend, and there
> didn't seem to be a lot of available women who smoke in the places I was
> looking. So, I schlep myself to the doctor, get the scrip for chantix, set a
> quit date, yada yada. In the meantime I meet this wonderful woman who
> smokes, we like each other a lot, we're seeing each other every day... and
> there I was taking Chantix getting ready to quit. WTF.
>
> I put my quit off for a few days and thought about it, while continuing to
> take the pills. There are a lot of good reasons to quit smoking. Personally,
> I see that smoking is ruining my health. I can't run ten/fifteen miles or
> climb a large mountain without running out of breath. I can hardly lift a
> car anymore, much less a truck -- and you know, cars and trucks don't weigh
> what they used to. You get my drift -- not what I used to be.
>
> So, I went through with the quit. That magical horniness thing you get a few
> weeks after you quit will probably kick-in at just the right time in the
> relationship, and if she smokes or not, or if she and I make it for the long
> haul or not, has absolutely nothing the fuck to do with whether or not I
> smoke.
>
> That's my story. Hope you liked it. Catch ya' later.

"My main reason to quit was that I wanted to find a girlfriend"
Throw that idea away.
You don't find them, they find you.
---
4w 2d 9:14 smoke-free, 845 cigs not smoked, $99.29 saved, 2d 22:25
life saved

Yup David is right we find you, all you guys need to do is:
be clean
smell good ( non smokers gets more dates)
don't fart in our company ( kind of hard when you quit but deal with it)
make sure your clothes are clean
and treat us like a sexy goddess


--
Lynn VOF Leaper
Education is what you get from reading the fine print. Experience is what
you get from not reading it! AZ




"DavidL" <davidlipschutz@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:1189007048.921051.209400@19g2000hsx.googlegro ups.com...
> On Sep 5, 10:04 am, "em" <i...@dun.no> wrote:
>> My main reason to quit was that I wanted to find a girlfriend, and

> "My main reason to quit was that I wanted to find a girlfriend"
> Throw that idea away.
> You don't find them, they find you.
> ---
> 4w 2d 9:14 smoke-free, 845 cigs not smoked, $99.29 saved, 2d 22:25
> life saved
>

em,

more power to ya. just do not smoke. not even one.
ConcordPhil

em wrote:
> OK, day one wasn't that bad. The $hantex helps a lot but its not a
> miracle drug.
>
> I just glanced over to the left. There's a lighter on my desk. Where the
> hell did that come from? BRB, I gotta get rid of it.
>
> K, I'm back.
>
> I have a lot of important things to get done today but I can't remember
> what they are. I wrote a list but I don't know where I put it. Frankly,
> I don't give a shit.
>
> I have an interesting story here:
>
> My main reason to quit was that I wanted to find a girlfriend, and there
> didn't seem to be a lot of available women who smoke in the places I was
> looking. So, I schlep myself to the doctor, get the scrip for chantix,
> set a quit date, yada yada. In the meantime I meet this wonderful woman
> who smokes, we like each other a lot, we're seeing each other every
> day... and there I was taking Chantix getting ready to quit. WTF.
>
> I put my quit off for a few days and thought about it, while continuing
> to take the pills. There are a lot of good reasons to quit smoking.
> Personally, I see that smoking is ruining my health. I can't run
> ten/fifteen miles or climb a large mountain without running out of
> breath. I can hardly lift a car anymore, much less a truck -- and you
> know, cars and trucks don't weigh what they used to. You get my drift --
> not what I used to be.
>
> So, I went through with the quit. That magical horniness thing you get a
> few weeks after you quit will probably kick-in at just the right time in
> the relationship, and if she smokes or not, or if she and I make it for
> the long haul or not, has absolutely nothing the fuck to do with whether
> or not I smoke.
>
> That's my story. Hope you liked it. Catch ya' later.
>

Mike! You are doing great and staying focused which is what matters.
Yes, it is ironic that you meet someone who smokes right when you have
decided to quit. Well, DO NOT LET HER SMOKING be a factor to give up
your quit. You have to be focused and know you are quitting for
yourself. I quit and my BF has not done so and it's been 6 months.
Do I like that he still smokes. Hell NO! But I know that I am not
about to pick up again just because he is still smoking. Hang Tuff!
Don't Puff!! It does get better!

FlatironMike
Six months, three weeks, five days, 7 hours, 47 minutes and 44
seconds. 4146 cigarettes not smoked, saving $1,243.70. Life saved: 2
weeks, 9 hours, 30 minutes.

Once upon a time, em said:

>So, I went through with the quit. That magical horniness thing you get a few
>weeks after you quit will probably kick-in at just the right time in the
>relationship, and if she smokes or not, or if she and I make it for the long
>haul or not, has absolutely nothing the fuck to do with whether or not I
>smoke.

Congratulations on making the right decision!

--
Tihomir *I don't smoke anymore*
IRC chat: #nosmokers at irc.starlink.org
irc://irc.starlink.org/nosmokers

"Idealism increases in direct proportion to one's distance from the problem." -- John Galsworthy

Congrats on the decision to quit!! And on the new girlfriend too.

Lots of love
Summer (007) -- 7M+
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the police. But then I got curious about it. I picked it up, and
started wondering who this person was, and why he had deer horns."
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em wrote:
> OK, day one wasn't that bad. The $hantex helps a lot but its not a
> miracle drug.
>
> I just glanced over to the left. There's a lighter on my desk. Where the
> hell did that come from? BRB, I gotta get rid of it.
>
> K, I'm back.
>
> I have a lot of important things to get done today but I can't remember
> what they are. I wrote a list but I don't know where I put it. Frankly,
> I don't give a shit.
>
> I have an interesting story here:
>
> My main reason to quit was that I wanted to find a girlfriend, and there
> didn't seem to be a lot of available women who smoke in the places I was
> looking. So, I schlep myself to the doctor, get the scrip for chantix,
> set a quit date, yada yada. In the meantime I meet this wonderful woman
> who smokes, we like each other a lot, we're seeing each other every
> day... and there I was taking Chantix getting ready to quit. WTF.
>
> I put my quit off for a few days and thought about it, while continuing
> to take the pills. There are a lot of good reasons to quit smoking.
> Personally, I see that smoking is ruining my health. I can't run
> ten/fifteen miles or climb a large mountain without running out of
> breath. I can hardly lift a car anymore, much less a truck -- and you
> know, cars and trucks don't weigh what they used to. You get my drift --
> not what I used to be.
>
> So, I went through with the quit. That magical horniness thing you get a
> few weeks after you quit will probably kick-in at just the right time in
> the relationship, and if she smokes or not, or if she and I make it for
> the long haul or not, has absolutely nothing the fuck to do with whether
> or not I smoke.
>
> That's my story. Hope you liked it. Catch ya' later.
>