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Old 12-08-2014, 03:39 PM
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Your supposed to spit? I never read the directions, never once spit while chewing tobacco. No wonder it's so hard to stop.
LMAO reminds me of the first (and only) time I tried chew in High School. Riding around with the guys on lunch, one asked if I wanted a dip. Never one to turn down a new experience, I grabbed a bit and put it in my lip. A few minutes later, the guys asked me what I had been spitting into? I hesitated, then realized what I had done; life lesson, don't swallow chew! I went home sick a mere hour or so later
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Another week of being cigarette free has gone by, I hope others are also having some success.
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I had NO cigarettes today and No cigarettes yesterday, no chew either!

That is just crazy good for me.
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Old 12-15-2014, 08:29 PM
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Nice job guys, keep up the good work. I know how hard it is and the will power it takes to do so.
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Way to go guys we're pulling for you
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Picked up a new "tank" last night, and thought I'd share. My old one, when I bought it, was told it was serviceable; i.e., I could take it apart, clean it, replace the coil, etc. Well, it started not smoking as well, small hits and tasting burnt, so I tried taking it apart. No luck. Frustrated, I went to a new smoke shop in town that specializes in just vapeing equipment. After learning a lot of good info, I settled on purchasing a new tank. This one is fully serviceable. I can take every piece apart, clean it, replace the coil, etc. Best part is, I could still use my old battery which turned out to be a decent battery. The new one I got is made by Kangertech and and it's called the Genitank Mini. It's a dual coil design so smoke is much smoother and more of it. It's also got adjustable air intake so I can dial it down small puffs, or open it up for big ol smoke clouds. Hope you guys enjoy!
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Picked up a new "tank" last night, and thought I'd share. My old one, when I bought it, was told it was serviceable; i.e., I could take it apart, clean it, replace the coil, etc. Well, it started not smoking as well, small hits and tasting burnt, so I tried taking it apart. No luck. Frustrated, I went to a new smoke shop in town that specializes in just vapeing equipment. After learning a lot of good info, I settled on purchasing a new tank. This one is fully serviceable. I can take every piece apart, clean it, replace the coil, etc. Best part is, I could still use my old battery which turned out to be a decent battery. The new one I got is made by Kangertech and and it's called the Genitank Mini. It's a dual coil design so smoke is much smoother and more of it. It's also got adjustable air intake so I can dial it down small puffs, or open it up for big ol smoke clouds. Hope you guys enjoy!
Wow, I didn't know that they made them with carburetors...

Thank you guys for your words of support.

Today will be my 4th. day with no cigarettes or chew. This hasn't been as difficult as I feared it would be.

Tomorrow will be a real test, I'm going to go help a friend who always bums a cigarette or two from me (not that I mind giving them to him). I intend to stand firm to my convictions and not smoke.
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Just don't take any with you that way if he asks you can just tell him you don't have any.
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