This way New Year quitters

[nsd_user663_2637]

This will be our new home for the next few weeks.

Please make yourself feel welcome.

[nsd_user663_2291]

I am gutted to not be with you all.

[nsd_user663_1704]

You are with us x x x x we're all here together for each other x x x x

[nsd_user663_2826]

Flippy - do what I do. Press your nose against the glass looking in longingly

We'll get in there one day!!!

[nsd_user663_2762]

i'm sort of a new year quiter - i didn't quit on the 1st but i did quit on the 9th. does that still count? x x x :confused:

[nsd_user663_2739]

i'm sort of a new year quiter - i didn't quit on the 1st but i did quit on the 9th. does that still count? x x x :confused:

NO!!!! Get back in your own room, and form an orderly queue....I'm before you

I have been quit for 4 Weeks, 2 hours and 1 minute (28 days). I have saved £145.74 by not smoking 561 cigarettes. I have saved 1 Day, 22 hours and 45 minutes of my life. My Quit Date: 04/01/2008 11:45

[nsd_user663_2637]

I am gutted to not be with you all.

Hold on - whats happened Flippy. I must have missed something. When did you start smoking again?

Have you (or are you going to) quit again??:confused:

[nsd_user663_2762]

NO!!!! Get back in your own room, and form an orderly queue....I'm before you

I have been quit for 4 Weeks, 2 hours and 1 minute (28 days). I have saved £145.74 by not smoking 561 cigarettes. I have saved 1 Day, 22 hours and 45 minutes of my life. My Quit Date: 04/01/2008 11:45

awww your mean! ur only about 6 days ahead of me!!!!! x x

[nsd_user663_2739]

awww your mean! ur only about 6 days ahead of me!!!!! x x

Only 5 days actually, I quit on the 4th Jan. But you still have to wait until a whole calendar month has passed. By the way, if you're going out for fags, get us 10 Marlie lights

[nsd_user663_2621]

Flippy - do what I do. Press your nose against the glass looking in longingly

We'll get in there one day!!!

i always thought you were a window licker

[nsd_user663_1966]

Hi both,

I'm not gonna judge because everyone's experience is different but I had to take a strict line with myself when I quit over anything related to smoking.

Me and a girl friend used to enjoy a hubbly bubbly pipe or two every so often and I really miss it as a fairly harmless way to unwind and the sharing a pipe thing is just a nice thing to do. When I quit she bought some nicotine free, tar free hubbly tobacco but I just couldn't do it because despite the fact it was nic and tar free the action of smoking and inhaling would have made me cave and I knew that I had to completely break all associations with smoking.

Shame really cos it would be nice to be able to just have the odd pipe now again but I just daren't.

Good luck

Dicky

[nsd_user663_2621]

My wife and I (smokers for 30 yrs., 1 pack a day or more each) both quit on NY's Day, used the patch for a week and a half and quit that too ... so we've been smoke-free for a month now ... sorta ... we share about 3 joints a day. Even though neither one of us has had a cigarette I can't help but feel that we're cheating ... but still, I think we're doing pretty damned good!!! Mixed emotions ...

hey guys - well done on your quits. It must be real nice to be able to do that together and support each other. One question though - when you roll up your spliffs do you put any tobacco in? If yes then there will still be a little bit of nicotine in there which is a bugger! Maybe its possible to roll them with some herbal tobacco or just pure grass (if you havent got to then get up! :eek:). All the best guys

P