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Discussion Topic: warm turkey
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murdock |
03-29-2007 @ 11:30 AM
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Joined: Mar 2007
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I gave up like this. I was smoking about 20 a day then i went cold turkey didnt smoke for about two weeks then started again on purpose,when i started again it was properly disgusting and that reinforced me to stop smoking since i geniinely really wanted to,something i call warm turkey
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SamTek |
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03-29-2007 @ 4:41 PM
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yeah you make it sound like its a walk in the park: It IS difficult.
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murdock |
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03-30-2007 @ 1:05 PM
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yEH i KNOW BUT ARE YOU A mAN OR A mOUSE PAL?
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Carapelli |
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04-02-2007 @ 2:16 PM
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A lot depends i think on the length of time that you have been a smoker. Id agree with the other post i read on this forumabout trying to remove yourself from the environment as best you can.
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edward |
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06-22-2007 @ 1:10 PM
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Joined: Apr 2007
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warm turkey.....whatver next!!!!!!!!!!
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Waterside |
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08-15-2007 @ 12:37 PM
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Joined: Jul 2006
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Interesting concept but the best method is to either stop completely by avoiding people and events that can encourage smoking
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thedude |
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04-14-2008 @ 5:45 PM
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At some point when you quit you will find yourself in a situation where there are people smoking around you and you have the urge to light up.
You can run but you can't hide when it comes to smoking.
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rangia |
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04-15-2008 @ 3:06 PM
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Joined: Aug 2005
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I gave up smking but sometimes i stilll feel like one, i let myself have the litle pleazure wen i really want, that way ur not depriving urself.
RL
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