Quit cigarettes in '92. Haven't touched them since. I was concerned that smoking cigars would "trigger" cigarette cravings. Hasn't happened. I think I look too much forward to having a cigar to want to fuck it up with a cigarette.
1 of many asshole snobs
Quit cigarettes in '92. Haven't touched them since. I was concerned that smoking cigars would "trigger" cigarette cravings. Hasn't happened. I think I look too much forward to having a cigar to want to fuck it up with a cigarette.
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I am about nicotine equality. I sometimes smoke cigerettes when i have no cigars, partying or if I am offered. I tend to stick to cigars and Nakhila. I tried dipping once coming back from a shooting range in my friend's beat up old mini van... worst ride of my life keeping the vomit in.
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No cigarettes for me.
I smoked a pack a day for about 10 years, then quit. I will have a few when I'm hammered. They taste like crap when I'm sober, especially since I've started smoking cigars regularly!!
There is a more refined air about smoking cigars than cigarettes. On of the last cigarettes I had about two years ago was about six months after I started smoking cigars. Like a lot of you commented, cigarettes taste like shit and I think that feeling is amplified after becoming a cigar smoker. Just my thoughts. Talk to you all later.
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I tried to inhale them but never could (thankfully). I hate the damn things.
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Old School
I smoked for 10 years, about a pack a day. Quit cold turkey 2 years ago and after a few months of success I bought a cigar as celebration... The rest is history.
"smoking is one of the greatest and cheapest enjoyments in life,
and if you decide in advance not to smoke, I can only feel sorry for you."-Sigmund Freud
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