5 years TODAY MF'ers!!!

Wow...that's awesome, keep it going!
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And now you'll
Live 5 yrs. longer! :claps:

Way to go Victor!!!!! I quit back in '92 after about 30yrs. How can anyone afford to smoke (in MA) with all the taxes and almost $10/pack?

congrats man, I remember last time I saw you at cutty you smoked a lot!

Filtered cigars $2.25 a pack of 20
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Excellent!!!

13yrs last Nov. for me.

Way to go, Victor. I still remember battling nicotine and that was years ago.

5 years TODAY MF'ers!!!
Congrats Vic. You were a friggin' chimney when we fish the surf together.

Way to go man.

Congratulations!...:)

It's been 30+ years for me, but I don't think it was that much of an accomplishment, mainly because when I quit I was only smoking about a pack a week!

But as an active teen, I noticed that it was affecting my stamina so I kicked it cold turkey.

Actually, I switched (briefly) to chewing tobacco (Redman) but after one time too many of accidentally swallowing some juice I canned that idea real fast. Swallow any of the juice and you WILL be purging your stomach within 30 minutes...GUARANTEED.


For anyone that may think that chew isn't as bad as smokes, you are WRONG. Besides the mouth cancer aspect, the "juice" is actually poison!

You want proof? If you can find it, get a bad of chew, soak it in water to make a "tea" and spray it on any insect you want, and watch it die in seconds! (I used to use it as a bug spray to keep garden pests in check)



OK, enough of the PSA crap.

Congrats on 5 years of clean breathing!!!

Nice.
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You want proof? If you can find it, get a bad of chew, soak it in water to make a "tea" and spray it on any insect you want, and watch it die in seconds! (I used to use it as a bug spray to keep garden pests in check)

Not intentionally hijacking this thread but do you think this would also work on keeping animals out of the garden?

Good job Vic! :claps:

Not sure how long I have completely quit but a while (I did sneak one at a funeral last fall)