suhlut
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Well.. i didn't start this thread to have it..also..turned into a "fat" thread.. They have sucessfully kicked smokers..from first restaurants...and then eventually tarverns, bars, and work places.. and forced many a smoker to adapt to smoking outdoors. Now many companies are even saying that employees may no longer smoke.. at all.. on the company property.. so.. you cant even go sit in your own car and light up.. while on break. And, as slaveboy states, you can hardly even smoke outside anymore, without somone complaining or giving unwanted advice. Well, i say, leave smokers alone.. its already NOT fun in these colder climates, to be forced outside to have a ciggy.. what is going to be next?..a complete ban on smoking? As a smoker.. and a mother to several..well.. when i smoked, i never smoked inside my home, and they have grown up virtually tobacco free.. i did that, willingly, for my offspring..and to also keep my house from yellowing and becoming smelly. Tobacco companies must currently be scrambling around and trying to find ways to keep their customers, or to bring back some, or most of those that they have lost over the last three or four years. For example..Camel is now selling a product called Snus.. that is a smokeless tobacco product that can be used anywhere that smoking is banned, and still delivers the same amount of nicotine. Other manufacturers are also creating their own versions of Snus. http://abcnews.go.com/Health/story?id=2099026&page=1 i quit... for health reasons, and also partly because i could that what is happening now.. would soon likely happen. Aside from my "dessert" cigs, that i enjoyed, as i slowly spared out the packs..i also made my own cigs, with a lil machine thing, that would stuff the tobacco down into premade empty cig fiter tubes. Doing that, i was able to keep my costs down to a reasonable cost, but with each tax increase on tobbacco products.. up would also go the cost of my loose tobacco pouches and empty tubes. i figured i eventually wouldnt be able to afford to even make them.. so the time was right to quit. As for what Aneirin said... well i don't agree.. personally i have always been somewhat heavy.. smoking never made me lose weight, and quitting didn't make me pack on additional pounds. Anyways... i was sad to see that a product i had enjoyed be discontinued, but such is the way with many products companies make.. they suddenly think they have a new and better recipe..and wham..there goes my long time favorites. I couldn't do anything to keep Camel making their exotic blends, anymore then i could prevent Doritos from ruining their chips way back in the 80's..with their new "nacho cheesier" crap recipe.
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