I'm Fed Up With CLOSET SMOKERS!!!

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Posted : 7/21/2007 7:29:05 PM

ORIGINAL: juliekay

People use to bum cigs from me. Their excuse was they were trying to quit. I finaly got sick of it and told them they weren't trying to quit smoking just quit buying them.
I smoked for 32 years ( I started when I was 14, Im really not that old) I quit 35 days ago using the Chantix.I did wait until day 14 of the chantix instead of day 8. I was a heavy smoker.. I would rcommend Chantix to anyone who wants to quit. You still having cravings but they are tolerable..
Have to pat myself on the back

Time Smoke-Free: 35 days, 12 hours, 56 minutes and 40 seconds

Cigarettes NOT smoked: 1422

Lifetime Saved: 10 days, 20 hours

Money Saved: $309.60

i have quote that to my husband SEVERAL times, and he just rolls his eyes or growls at me (yes.. actually growls.. grr .. at me)

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Posted : 7/23/2007 8:11:36 AM

ORIGINAL: rolenta

ORIGINAL: mondayblues

I don't smoke myself, but I was wondering: is it considered rude if a person smokes around their non-smoker friends? Is a smoker supposed to ask if the others mind him/her lighting up or something?

As a non-smoker, I'd say it's generally polite to ask if they mind. I don't usually mind myself, except when I was pregnant and if I have my son with me, or if we're inside my house.

I agree that it's polite to ask. (Of course I am also the kind of person that orders non-meat items when I am out with my vegitarian friends because I know often times it makes vegitarians feel sick to see meat so why ruin their meal when I can order something aside from meat? That's just my policy....)