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George Sanchez59 said:I was a smoker for over two decades. Lately, I’d been burning through three packs a day.
I quit cold turkey—no nicotine patches, no therapy sessions, and certainly no whining about it. I just made a clean break one day and that was that.
As it stands, my total smoking history adds up to about 34.5 years. Two packs a day is my standard operating procedure; any more than that would be overkill. Honestly, the thought of quitting hasn't even crossed my mind. My ultimate life goal is to lounge back with a glass of champagne in my left hand and a cigarette in my right, while Coca-Cola's rendition of "Goodbye Margaritaville" plays softly in the background.🙂
George Sanchez59 said:Looking back ten years later, I realize just how much I stank and how pointless the whole thing actually was.
It’s funny how differently people perceive the same things...
Personally, I find the scent of nicotine and dirty ashtrays absolutely intoxicating.
To me, that aroma feels a lot like listening to "The Dreamer" by Calvin Klein.😁