yep, i live in milwaukee,wi and when it's warm, the people
with signs come out and bother the cars. i normally tell
them to suck some dicks. everyone can make money doing that.
anyways, i've seen them fuck off on their phones AND smoke
cigarettes. cigs are so expensive. when i stopped smoking
it was about 3.50 a pack
Hello MRO!
** On Saturday 19.09.20 - 00:25, mro wrote to Dennisk:
yep, i live in milwaukee,wi and when it's warm, the people
with signs come out and bother the cars. i normally tell
them to suck some dicks. everyone can make money doing that.
The former or the latter? You have experience? :D
Cheaper cigs can be obtained from the shops on native
reserves.
Cheaper cigs can be obtained from the shops on native
reserves.
Cheaper cigs can be obtained from the shops on native
reserves.
Cigarette prices are state-subjective. Here in NY if you go to buy a
pack from a local store you're paying between $8 and $10 per pack.
If you can get to a native reservation they're as checap as $15 a carton.
If you can get to a native reservation they're as checap as $15 a
carton.
Not in New York. Maybe in Oklahoma but you'll never see a carton of cigarettes on any reservation in NY for 15 bucks.
I'm 15 minutes from the Tuscarora rez, they sell several native-made brands occasionally you will see the cheapest of them on sale for $15. Most are between $20 and $30 per carton.
Where is Tuscarora rez? That's in NY?
And what's up with vaping? How does
one justify those things? Must be nice to be able "burn" money like that. ;-)
Where is Tuscarora rez? That's in NY?
Niagara Falls - I'm right on Lake Ontario, 40 miles north of Buffalo.
Oh.. you didn't say you lived with the natives ;-) lol
On 09-20-20 17:53, Hatton wrote to HusTler <=-
It's the "cooler" way to get nicotine, supposedly safer and if you're refilling rather than buying tossables, it can be cheaper.
Can be? Over here, vaping is a fraction of the cost of cigarettes - now smoking here is like lighting your money up. The up front costs of the hardware and initial joice, are covered within the first 2 weeks of switching.
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By: Vk3jed to Hatton on Mon Sep 21 2020 07:14 pm
Can be? Over here, vaping is a fraction of the cost of cigarettes - now smoking here is like lighting your money up. The up front costs of the hardware and initial joice, are covered within the first 2 weeks of switching.
Yeah, my "can be" is in reference to the abundance of single use, non-refill
I used to smoke cigarettes and the occasionally (tobacco) pipe, tried vaping
Hatton
... Some men are discovered; others are found out.
If I felt stressed, I'd want a smoke, but it was
not because of a soothing effect or chemical dependency. it was the coping mechanism of stepping away and lighting up.
smking cold turkey, and within two weeks I shook the nicotine addiction. It took much longer to undo all the psychological habits, such as physical act of smoking or fill the empty spot of doing something with your hands when sitting and reading. If I felt stressed, I'd want a smoke, but it was not because of a soothing effect or chemical dependency. it was the coping mechanism of stepping away and lighting up.
One winter I got bronchitis really bad. Bad enough I had trouble lighting a cigarette. I decided at that moment this was my opportunity to quit smking cold turkey, and within two weeks I shook the nicotine addiction.
On 09-21-20 11:08, Hatton wrote to Vk3jed <=-
Yeah, my "can be" is in reference to the abundance of single use, non-refillable devices. They're less expensive on a per-unit basis but
are much easier to over-use and then toss.
I used to smoke cigarettes and the occasionally (tobacco) pipe, tried vaping in a few iterations and after many attempts have quit.
Hatton
... Some men are discovered; others are found out.
So, did you eventually quit? I went cold turkey, with the assistance of patches in 1999, never touched cigarettes again. :)
One winter I got bronchitis really bad. Bad enough I had trouble lighting a cigarette. I decided at that moment this was my opportunity to quit smking cold turkey, and within two weeks I shook the nicotine addiction.
smoking is weird because it really has roots in many things. your friends all smoke, you like the feeling of the nicotine, you like the smell, you like holding the cig. all of this plays into it.
On 09-22-20 14:13, Hatton wrote to Vk3jed <=-
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Re: Re: the people with signs com
By: Vk3jed to Hatton on Tue Sep 22 2020 08:10 pm
So, did you eventually quit? I went cold turkey, with the assistance of patches in 1999, never touched cigarettes again. :)
Yeah, I haven't had nicotine for about 2 years now. There are some
days that are tough, especially right now. Between work and a teenage boy...
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