I quit smoking 2 or 3 years ago. I am still chewing nicotine gum.Living in California causes smoke? Must be the fires.
Smoking keeps your lungs clear of the pine tar from the forest fires.![]()
I have to go on the patch to kick the gum.
I quit smoking 2 or 3 years ago. I am still chewing nicotine gum.Living in California causes smoke? Must be the fires.
Smoking keeps your lungs clear of the pine tar from the forest fires.![]()
I quit smoking 2 or 3 years ago. I am still chewing nicotine gum.Living in California causes smoke? Must be the fires.
Smoking keeps your lungs clear of the pine tar from the forest fires.![]()
I have to go on the patch to kick the gum.

I've tried the patches but could never get then to light![]()

I've got a couple towers that I keep on a little cart beside my desk. It makes pulling them out for maintenance/upgrades so much easier, helps keep the carpet dust out of them.
BTW, my first post. Hello everyone.![]()

I packed up nearly 4 years ago now using the patches and found it very easy, I had tried the lozenges but they were horrible so went to the Doctors on the Monday and got the patches free and I haven't smoked since and I don't miss it either which is a surprise seeing as I smoked for well over 40 years and that included roll-ups as well as shop bought.I quit smoking 2 or 3 years ago. I am still chewing nicotine gum.Living in California causes smoke? Must be the fires.
Smoking keeps your lungs clear of the pine tar from the forest fires.![]()
I have to go on the patch to kick the gum.

:roflmao:It was a lot cheaper to buy a pouch of tobacco and roll your own than buying the packets of ready made.Joan Archer rolls her own?
I think woot woot applies.
No sticks, not stems, no seeds that you you don't need...

I've got a couple towers that I keep on a little cart beside my desk. It makes pulling them out for maintenance/upgrades so much easier, helps keep the carpet dust out of them.
BTW, my first post. Hello everyone.![]()
