Do You smoke? Brand?
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PrincessLissa
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I used to smoke. I started off on Marlboro, but then switched to Camels. I've never saved the miles or camel cash, but we did have fun with them. 
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http://www.coreyandheather.com/photos/album15?page=2
catocom
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yep, I smoke average 1 pk/day.
I used to smoke Marlboro's but I was in a money crunch one day, and tried Doral.
I tried the miles thing, but it was too much trouble.
I get coupons for the dorals, and the actually satisfy me better.
(with the coupons, I keep um less that $2/pk)
I used to smoke Marlboro's but I was in a money crunch one day, and tried Doral.
I tried the miles thing, but it was too much trouble.
I get coupons for the dorals, and the actually satisfy me better.
(with the coupons, I keep um less that $2/pk)
PrincessLissa
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K62 said:
The dark haired one with black fingernail polish. Those pices are a little old tho.
AlphaTroll
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Smokes Marlboro Lights - have no clue what the hell you people are on about re redeeming shit?
Might as well quite since I smoke a packet of 20 in about a week these days
Might as well quite since I smoke a packet of 20 in about a week these days
AlphaTroll
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My 2 year old nephew got hold of a brand new packet of mine (which was still wrapped, lying on my dressing room table) - he opened it and broke each & every one...think he's trying to tell me something?
Uki Chick
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New hope to beat Smoking
Los Angeles, May 15 (Kashar News): A NEW nicotine vaccine which could help smokers give up has been put on trial with very Positive results. After being injected with the vaccine, some smokers were able to kick the habit immediately, results of the first large human trial reveal.
341 smokers aged 18 to 70 took part in the study. All participants had been smoking 10 to 40 cigarettes a day for at least three years. The vaccine - codenamed CYT002-NicQb - works by binding the nicotine with antibodies in the blood to prevent the drug passing into the brain.
Jacques Cornuz, of the University Hospital of Lausanne, said: “The data clearly suggest that antibodies against nicotine are effective in helping people quit smoking. I believe the vaccine approach has the potential to dramatically alter the way we will treat smoking addiction.”
Smoking status was assessed between eight weeks and twenty-four weeks after the treatment. Those who produced the most antibody were also the most likely to be able to stop smoking; 57 per cent did. Surprisingly, 31 per cent of the placebo group were also able to stop smoking, a much higher figure than would be expected normally. This shows the value of counselling combined with the belief that they were being given an effective treatment.
At least four companies are testing nicotine vaccines: Cytos Biotechnology (Zurich), whose vaccine Cornuz studied, Xenova Group of Berkshire (England), Nabi Biopharmaceuticals (Florida), and Prommune (Omaha).
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Thought it might be fitting for this thread.
Los Angeles, May 15 (Kashar News): A NEW nicotine vaccine which could help smokers give up has been put on trial with very Positive results. After being injected with the vaccine, some smokers were able to kick the habit immediately, results of the first large human trial reveal.
341 smokers aged 18 to 70 took part in the study. All participants had been smoking 10 to 40 cigarettes a day for at least three years. The vaccine - codenamed CYT002-NicQb - works by binding the nicotine with antibodies in the blood to prevent the drug passing into the brain.
Jacques Cornuz, of the University Hospital of Lausanne, said: “The data clearly suggest that antibodies against nicotine are effective in helping people quit smoking. I believe the vaccine approach has the potential to dramatically alter the way we will treat smoking addiction.”
Smoking status was assessed between eight weeks and twenty-four weeks after the treatment. Those who produced the most antibody were also the most likely to be able to stop smoking; 57 per cent did. Surprisingly, 31 per cent of the placebo group were also able to stop smoking, a much higher figure than would be expected normally. This shows the value of counselling combined with the belief that they were being given an effective treatment.
At least four companies are testing nicotine vaccines: Cytos Biotechnology (Zurich), whose vaccine Cornuz studied, Xenova Group of Berkshire (England), Nabi Biopharmaceuticals (Florida), and Prommune (Omaha).
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Thought it might be fitting for this thread.
catocom
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This is really a dangerous thing.Uki Chick said:
Basically it stops only the feeling you get from the nicotine. (e.g. the calming effect)
It's like someone trying to quit 'cold turkey', only if you decide to change your
mind, too freakin bad. You can get the effect. That could set some people off.