Put down the cancer sticks brehs.

Black Sinatra

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nikkas in here still having to suck on the electric joints after "stopping" , :wtf: what type of Tyrone Biggums shyt them cigs have y'all going through

It's a smoker thing. You wouldn't understand. :sitdown:
I'd have to go into the differences between "smoking" and vaping etc...and that might be waste of effort or time or both.

Carry on...
 

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I know it's wrong but sometimes feel like saying let them smoke and die off. Planet overpopulated anyway. It's their health :manny:

My biggest problem with smokers is the spitting part. Nobody wants to see that shyt/ :dry:
 

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Quit smoking 2 months ago. Yeah I rock with the vapes (started with the eonsmoke, moved on to the blu e-cig joints)

The time I spent working out/running/biking isnt going to completely to waste, I feel 100x healthier, and saved enough money from buying packs I booked myself 2 vacations this summer (Miami, LA) and now trying to plan a 3rd.
 

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Quit smoking 2 months ago. Yeah I rock with the vapes (started with the eonsmoke, moved on to the blu e-cig joints)

The time I spent working out/running/biking isnt going to completely to waste, I feel 100x healthier, and saved enough money from buying packs I booked myself 2 vacations this summer (Miami, LA) and now trying to plan a 3rd.

I got a app on my droid that has calculated money saved since I quit and annual savings. I'm keeping almost 2 grand. :krs:
 

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i've been vaping for 4 years now.
i smoked for 12 years and my girl smoked even longer.
one night we were out and saw some chick vaping at a bar, we had never seen or heard of it so we rolled up on her like "what is that :lupe:"

she let us try it and explained what it was.
a few weeks later we started using blu but then we found joy ego:


JOYE eGo E Cigarette

i get my liquid here (web site is closed for memorial day i guess) :
http://www.shopcoppercreek.com/E-juice--All-individual-Bottles_c_1.html


best decision i have ever made.
after a week of vaping and not smoking my body felt so much better.

i vape in movie theaters, on the train, at my desk at work, waiting room at the dentist, in the court for jury duty...and i'm saving so much money.
 
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I've talked openly about my sobriety, closing in on 5 years this fall. Been 5 years since college :whew: but for me I just got tired of "failing"..What I mean by that is being afraid of greatness. Cornel West said it best. Don't find a career, find a calling. I'm still searching for my calling in life but there is nothing impeding it. It's all up to me now. I control everything.

I am never too hungover to complete an assignment at work or go for a run or workout. That's a very liberating feeling. :blessed:..

I got tired of failing. Tired of the slinky effect with workout gains, personal relationships etc. Alcohol ruined a lot of relationships for me, but also lent a hand to a lot of false friendships. Marijuana the same way. As soon as you quit all your friends will vanish. Same with drinking. I still go out and dance and have a good time, concerts, but a lot of my interests changed from my old friends. I only entertain those who want the world, meaning most of my friends are either doctors in med school, lawyers, future business owners etc. For me it took a complete rebooting of my hard-drive to get serious about this "life" thing. Some are completely capable of :win: in that lifestyle. Me? Not at all. I had to stop to focus and the past 4 1/2 years have been the most rewarding.

Hard work? Yes. Sometimes I just want to :pacspit: at the world, but I'm :blessed:, I'm :eat: and sobriety was just the first step in my quest for personal greatness.
 

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I got them Ego-T's on deck. fukk with me Coli fam! Get off them Squares and get on the Vaps. Smoke anywhere anytime. I was smoking my shyt in court! Save some bread and save ur life folks.
 

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I've talked openly about my sobriety, closing in on 5 years this fall. Been 5 years since college :whew: but for me I just got tired of "failing"..What I mean by that is being afraid of greatness. Cornel West said it best. Don't find a career, find a calling. I'm still searching for my calling in life but there is nothing impeding it. It's all up to me now. I control everything.

I am never too hungover to complete an assignment at work or go for a run or workout. That's a very liberating feeling. :blessed:..

I got tired of failing. Tired of the slinky effect with workout gains, personal relationships etc. Alcohol ruined a lot of relationships for me, but also lent a hand to a lot of false friendships. Marijuana the same way. As soon as you quit all your friends will vanish. Same with drinking. I still go out and dance and have a good time, concerts, but a lot of my interests changed from my old friends. I only entertain those who want the world, meaning most of my friends are either doctors in med school, lawyers, future business owners etc. For me it took a complete rebooting of my hard-drive to get serious about this "life" thing. Some are completely capable of :win: in that lifestyle. Me? Not at all. I had to stop to focus and the past 4 1/2 years have been the most rewarding.

Hard work? Yes. Sometimes I just want to :pacspit: at the world, but I'm :blessed:, I'm :eat: and sobriety was just the first step in my quest for personal greatness.

cool story/wrong thread.
 
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