[Cal.]

.

[Firewire]

No

[Jason.]

Repulsive things

[Ross.]

Vile habit!

[Marsh.]

No and I judge those that do.

[Ross.]

Originally Posted by Rob!

Yes

Originally Posted by Marsh.

No and I judge those that do.

Fight!

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Ross.

Fight!

*waits whilst Rob gets his breath back*

[Will.]

Yes.

[UserSince2005]

of course not, who does that this day an age, only chavs

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

of course not, who does that this day an age, only chavs

Is that an e-cig in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?

[jennyjuniper]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

of course not, who does that this day an age, only chavs

I resent that. I may be many things, but a chav I am not. When I started smoking, in 1966, practically everyone smoked. I do wish I'd never started and that's one thing I tell young people, that it's easier never to start than it is to give up, especially after such a long time.

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

of course not, who does that this day an age, only chavs

I see you're still a ****

[LukeB]

No

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by LukeB

No

*he says whilst rolling a joint*

[_Tom_]

No

[Rob!]

Yes

[Jessica.]

No, never tried it.

[Xtopher]

Yes. But only at work cause retail sucks. 1 before clocking in, 1 during my break and 1 when i leave.

[Rob!]

*waits while Marsh turns the gay porn off*

[Marsh.]

[Jamie89]

No I quit about a year ago

[y.winter]

No, such a stupid thing to do.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by y.winter

No, such a stupid thing to do.

Obviously but most people start when they're stupid teenagers and it's really hard to pack in once you're hooked

[y.winter]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Obviously but most people start when they're stupid teenagers and it's really hard to pack in once you're hooked

I never smoked, but I did make a massive change in my eating habits (which contains a lot of addictions), so I think once you acknowledge your problem and the fact that it's solvable, a little bit of determination and concentration is all the magic tricks one needs. Making a decision, without analysing it too much (no "what if"s, time windows, "after the holidays", all this shaite), starting and sticking to it through thick and thin (and nobody says it's easy or quick). It works in so many other aspects of life. It's doable, not easy, but absolutely doable.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by y.winter

I never smoked, but I did make a massive change in my eating habits (which contains a lot of addictions), so I think once you acknowledge your problem and the fact that it's solvable, a little bit of determination and concentration is all the magic tricks one needs. Making a decision, without analysing it too much (no "what if"s, time windows, "after the holidays", all this shaite), starting and sticking to it through thick and thin (and nobody says it's easy or quick). It works in so many other aspects of life. It's doable, not easy, but absolutely doable.

Changing eating habits is alot easier than quitting smoking, believe me Heroin addicts have actually said that's it's harder to quit smoking than to give up heroin. Obviously it is doable but it's so hard