/cigs/

Any of you smoke? What do you smoke? How often? Why? I smoke about 7-10 american spirits a day. Not even trying to be a little hipster I just havent found another cigarette that burns as well (and as slow), tastes as nice, and has the same nicotine rush. I have no regrets because its had a great effect on my mood. I have like random severe periods of depression and smoking has proven to me to be a great way to even out my mood enough to where I can handle it and still talk and get work done. Also met a lot of cool people through it.

>>134 Whenever I am not sitting cooped up in my room, I like to take walks or sit on a park bench and smoke. I have no particular taste, basically anything red and usually, cheap as well. That's one of the reasons I often end up smoking smuggled cigarettes. However, recently I bought a pipe and some tobacco for it. It's certainly much stronger and the experience is very good, but I feel weird smoking it in public because it seems more like a private thing. Also, since the pipe is pretty big, unless you have some free time to spare, a quick smoke is more convenient than lighting a pipe.

No, none, never, why lower your health. though ive had moments where it would have been perfect to have something like a cigarette

Turquoise American Spirits. Or organic American Spirit rollies. The amount I smoke fluctuates greatly, and depends on a lot of other variables; if I'm drinking/drunk, particularly conversational, high (on anything other than cannabis), or experiencing some sort of malaise, I can smoke almost a pack of day. On average, lately, it's alternated between 2 - 3 a day and a half a pack a day; the intensity is related to a noticeable increase in alcohol consumption lately. I've been taking Chantix to help quit smoking. It works really well, in general, but the addiction is strong. I've smoked on/off for over ten years; quitting is not the hard part. But my enjoyment of cigarettes is tempered by the cognitive dissonance of knowing firsthand the ruinous effect it has on people - at the moment I'm more or less watching my mom slowly die from disease caused by decades of smoking - and yet... I'm at the point in taking the medication where I can conceivably quit in the next few days. I don't think quitting itself will be an issue. Desire's the real foe. And as a former addict now 'clean', I know that the desire never goes away. As an aside on tobacco, one of the major challenges I've faced in times that I have quit is my fondness for spliffs. Spliffs (ie, tobacco and cannabis) are far superior to straight cannabis if you can dig the tobacco smoke (it also gets you higher - I used to have a source on this that I can no longer find, but one study showed spliff smoke contained 4x the amount of cannabinoids than a joint.) I've tried to quit smoking and just do spliffs, but that's just setting myself up for failure. Guess we'll see how it goes this time.

>Any of you smoke? I do. >What do you smoke? Minister. >How often? Everyday >Why? Nicotine. The nootropic effects, specifically. Agonism of nicotinic receptors enhance memory and LTP (the process of consolidation of memory).

>>140 >memory enhancement huh I never heard of this before but I guess it would offer some explanation as to why my I can remember things better than most people. Gotta look into this more...

>>150 Check: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpha-7_nicotinic_receptor#Medical_relevance And: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17466021

>>140 Why not take nicotine alone? It gives the same nootropic effect without the cancer.

>>150 I knew about nicotine as a nootropic from here >https://www.gwern.net/Nicotine The entire site is cool.

>>156 I can't find it in powder, if not online. I've tried vaping nicotine... nah. No effect. Tried orally, through tea and glues. Subtle effect, could even be placebo. Cigarettes is the easy and cheap way. I'm yet to try tobacco in water pipe, that probably would be the way to go. >>157 Yeah, gwern is good. But it's also really slow. Better check these things on Longecity forum or /r/nootropics

I smoke a pipe. My prefered tobacco right now is Dunhill nightcap. It burns really slowly, which gives me lots of time to reflect. It's almost a form of meditation. I try to reserve it for very difficult problems. I'm also considering vaping for the nootropic effect of nicotine. I love my pipe but it takes a very long time to enjoy.

>>161 >I'm also considering vaping for the nootropic effect of nicotine. Hvae you tried smokeless tobacco like snus and dip? I'm using snus at the moment and to be it feels it has too much nicotine to really have a positive effect, it just makes you dosile and you have this tunnel vision in your thinking.

I smoke camels or amber leaf rollies when I'm skint I might switch to vaping since they just increased the tax on cigs here >Why? Bad habit I picked up in high school, i can get through the wds but then as soon as I drink or get high I end up buying a pack and the cycle restarts

>>134 I wouldn't worry about what the internet will call you a hipster for. American Spirit is the best commercial tobacco I've ever had and I can't get it here. Sad face. >>156 There's no way to get nicotine that isn't more expensive. Also the act of inhaling is so satisfying. My friend worked at a pharmacy and brought me some gum they were going to throw away and I had no money to buy smokes that week. It served only to make me not want to chew my own face off with cravings but not to kill the cravings. It made the need manageable but it didn't go away. Also if you chew it wrong you get sick and it's not like regular chewing gum. It gets stringy and gross stuffed under your lip like the instructions tell you to do.

I smoke Peter Stokkebye pretty much exclusively. It's so much better than any other brand of rollies I've tried, and I prefer it even to prerolled ones. It's way cheaper, too. I like it for the nootropic effect but I don't want to smoke every time I need that mental clarity so I might get into vaping instead.

>>134 Day 4 of trying to quit smoking, hasn't been bad until today when I woke up with physical aches and pains....wish me luck lainanonns

I picked up smoking again a couple of weeks ago. It's relaxing and if you smoke right before bed the nicotine causes vivid dreams. I roll my own, it helps me moderate my usage, and a rollie burns more slowly than a ready made cig.

I smoke these bad boys, not for any particular reason. Shame about the plain packaging laws we have in the UK.

I don't smoke because 1: I'm trying to free myself from capitalist enslavement and becoming reliant on one of the most disgusting (not to mention huge) types of companies seems counterintuitive 2: I don't want to subject other life to my poison 3: Hard smokers voices sound like they're in pain and I have a crappy throat already 4: if I really want to look cool I can smoke cannabis in a rolling paper that makes it LOOK like a cigarette (not that I actually like weed)

>>240 well good for you

I liked marb reds, but I don't smoke anymore. Wish i did, liked the taste and nicc is A+, but I'm a fatass and don't really wanna harm myself more than I already do. Vaping just isn't the same, either. Pretty much impossible to get an evenly warm vape, always ends up either cool, or heats up too much at the tail end of the drag and burns you. Plus "vape culture" is pretty insider tradey.

>what do you smoke stockabye amsterdam shag (rollies). if i want a pack i'll buy L&M or Winston full flavor. luckys are my favorite but its hard to find em filtered. >how often 6-8 a day if i don't chain smoke. trying to get better about that. >why i love stimulants... honestly, if i stopped i'd probably be a coke head. plus i've got a hell of an oral/smoke fixation. i've found that my bad habits depend on eachother to a degree that cutting back on one makes another worse. i'm working on being more disciplined in general though, so hopefully i'll kick it when i don't need the vice anymore. nicotine's a 4/5 star drug in my book.

remember smoking gives you cancer.

>what do you smoke Marlboro Reds when I have the cash. Chesterfield reds if not as they're cheaper. >how often 18-20 a day. >why I enjoy it. It makes me feel more awake whilst simultaneously a bit more relaxed. Also gives me an excuse to have a break from work and lets me collect my thoughts. Been meaning to cut down though as it's an expensive habit.

>>159 >I've tried vaping nicotine... nah. No effect. Umm, this should be a red flag for you.

I smoke these bad boys >pic related when around family, about 1 pack a week (yes a week) since smoking is very taboo and I'm from a strict family. At uni I smoke about 1-2 packs a day. Also started smoking because of pressure from uni's assignments and homeworks and finals etc. >>242 >Pretty much impossible to get an evenly warm vape, always ends up either cool, or heats up too much at the tail end of the drag and burns you. Agreed.

I really don't smoke that often at all. If I'm in a soykafty mood or if it feels right I'll have one. Usually about 4-5 a week.

>>242 >>283 >Pretty much impossible to get an evenly warm vape, always ends up either cool, or heats up too much at the tail end of the drag and burns you. There's necessarily a bit of messing around when you're trying to find your "zone." Not only do you need to figure out what wattage you like best, but you've also got to use a coil that will accommodate your preferences. Yeah, it's a bitch to get started, but you'll be very glad to have done so. I'm over a year without tobacco and no regrets.

>>240 > I don't want to subject other life to my poison I hope to Zeus you don't drive a car and say this.

I quit for around 3 months now (a little more I believe) Used to smoke camels, then moved to pall malls. Good/well priced cigarrettes are hard to get here. But I took to trying different non-addictive herbs to satisfy that need for the motion and habit part of quitting. I roll my own and I have to say the blend of Coltsfoot, scullcap, and blue lotus I made up last night was a really light and pleasant smoke. Not to mention you can get a ton of it cheap as soykaf. If you roll your own I paid 20 bucks for tubes, a tuber packer thing, and a grinder. Then I spent 30 bucks on various herbs to try out. I got a ton of material and it will be cheap as hell once I figure out exactly what I like and can buy in bulk.

>>286 >I hope to Zeus

>>285 id regret looking like a user no offense fam nothing personal its my health right?

>>134 >Do you smoke Yes, 15-25 a day >Why? First social circle I got involved in everybody smoked and after enough drunk smoking I wound up smoking while sober, still enjoy every cigarette I smoke >What do you smoke? Lucky strikes when I can get them, rare as fuarrrk here, bounce between Lambert and Butler and smuggled in rolling tobacco when I can't

>>134 I did for 7ish years and enjoyed it, but quit because it's not very fun to smoke anymore (can't even smoke in diners or bars where I live).

>>307 >social circle same. people who smoke are always hella friendly and unjudgemental probably because they get judged 24/7 and dont give a fuarrrk, easy to make friends with people like that.

Yes I smoke 4-5 a day. I roll my cigarettes with 1/2 golden Virginia

>>311 I did not finish: I roll my cigarettes with 1/2 green golden Virginia and 1/2 pipe tobacco. I am currently using golden Virginia because it is sweet but I don't find it I buy whatever is the cheaper, actually I smoke that with pipe tobacco because it is much cheaper

>>312 >1/2 green golden Virginia and 1/2 pipe tobacco how does it burn?

>>310 Funny how things come full circle. When I was a kid, (70's-80's) you could smoke everywhere, buses, taxis, restaurants, McDonalds, a non-smoking area was rare and usually right next to the smoking area anyway, and smokers were really obnoxious and smarmy if they spotted a non-smoker. >>312 Ever try those Nat Shermans that are made with cigar tobacco?

>>310 If I go to see live music in a town/scene where I don't know anyone, the only conversations I'll have will be during a cigarette. Advice I give people with social anxiety or shyness, if they smoke, leave their lighter at home. If they don't smoke, then bring a lighter. Either you eventually have to ask a stranger for one or someone will ask you. Maybe this will lead to a quick chat.

>>288 If you bitch about second hand smoke but own a car, you're a hypocrite. Pretty simple concept.

>>317 That wasn't what I was taking issue with

>>318 You're taking issues with off the cuff figures of speech on the internet then, while using tired old reaction images at the same time, and waited a whole day for a reply and then counter-replied within minutes. Maybe you should re-evaluate your priorities and not get upset so easily.

I smoke American Spirit rollies with Mascotte papers as I'm a massive fuarrrking hipster. Burns nice, smokes smooth, and calms the nerves. I smoke a few a day, between 2 and 7 I think. I started smoking after I got really drunk and dropped some acid for the first time.

>>319 okay

>>319 you sound like you need to simmer down and get your priorities straight tbh. if someone said i hope to zeus to me id probably do a double take and laugh at them too like thr nerd they are.

>>320 I always smoke hella on acid. Its just natural almost.

>Any of you smoke? Yes. >What do you smoke? Used to smoke Winston (the red one) , moved on to rolling my own tobacco instead. 1/3 Cuban , 2/3 Local. >How often? While I was buying packs, I used to smoke a pack a day, stable, but now that i'm rolling, it's down to 10 rolls a day >Why? Because I hate my life. (((edgy)))

>>319 >Maybe you should re-evaluate your priorities and not get upset so easily >>324 > you sound like you need to simmer down and get your priorities straight tbh. Listen to yourselves, Jesus. Sorry... listen to yourselves ZEUS!

>>332 > Because I hate my life. I knew a girl once who justified smoking by the fact that Alzheimer's ran in her family. She'd rather die a painful death by cancer than have someone else wipe her ass for 10 years while she forgot her own name.

>>324 Calling people "nerd" here is pretty meaningless. Also the s4mef4g is strong ITT.

>>334 I'm not trying to justify my smoking by the way, if that's what you meant. I just couldn't find a reason. I have a plan to quit it in the upcoming weeks, as my tobacco is running out too. I'll try over and over again, until I no longer relapse and eventually quit this soykaf.

>>336 Personally I don't care if it shortens my life but I do care that walking uphill makes my chest hurt now. If I ever quit, that would be why.

Im gonna try stop smoking soon, it just doesnt do anything for me anymore. Idk why but i think i developed a too high tolerance. Its soykaf tbh anyway, so ill be glad to be off it.

>>334 >have someone else wipe her ass while she forgot her own name. some people would pay good money for that experience

>>339 She did say she wanted to be tied up in a serious manner for once and she peed on me in the shower a couple of times, at my request. What you describe was probably further than she'd want to go. God I miss her...

>>340 I mean it's not my place to judge but what the hell

>>342 Pretty common fetishes actually. I did say ass wiping would be too far. Though now that I think about it...

I have to quit over summer dont want my mom to see me smoking when im back home with her for break. I wasnt gonna smoke today in preperation (I head home tommorow) but I ended up bumming one off some chinese dude. Im sad right now, smoking sort of lifted up my mood enough to level me out, calmed me down. Stopped the highs from going too high and the lows too low. So im trying to just tell myself you arent depressed its just withdrawals, but I know the third day is the most difficult, and this isnt even the first in a way cause I still smoked.

>>359 I don't know about you, but I find that when I smoke because I'm sad the first one hits me really hard, and then I keep going out of habit even though I don't actually get anything out of it. The first step is to stop after the first one, if you can't stomach going cold turkey

>>134 I used to smoke american spirits and malboro reds. I was pretty depressed at the time and smoking helped. At most it was 1-2 cigarettes a day, but I haven't smoked in almost a year now.

>do you smoke Rarely >what do you smoke Camels, but I don't like cigarettes anymore. >how often 1 cigarette every other week >why Because I'm an edgelord I'm currently growing some 20 tobacco plants, 4 different varieties. It's going to be fun trying to cure them, but that's still a long ways away. I might try flavoring a few different leaves with vanilla or hard liquor. Too bad I can't sell the produce afterwards.

>>407 Im sure someones willing to buy home grown tobacco illicitly. The chances of you getting busted for something like that are slimmer than you getting busted for smoking weed or posting on this board.

> used to be the casual smoker in weekends, accepting cigs when offered > not feeling anything special after smoking, but it was fun to do so whatever > calculated that I wouldn't get addicted if I only smoked in weekends > not getting addicted, worked perfectly > starting to feel bad for taking all those cigs from my friends > bought a pack so I could offer them some > next Monday I felt like smoking a cig so I did > next Tuesday I felt like smoking a cig so I did > next Wednesday I felt like smoking a cig so I did > next Thursday I felt like smoking a cig so I did > next Friday I felt like smoking a cig so I did > next weekend I offered cigs to my bros in the pub > happy friends, happy me > out of cigs, but that's fine. Only bought them to offer to my friends anyway. > didn't want to buy a new pack > walked to the store anyway > still didn't want to buy a new pack > still bought a new pack > wtf.jpg > smoked a cig and let sink in what just happened > realized I just became a slave of my own body > threw the rest of the pack away. fuarrrk this soykaf never smoked tobacco again

>>423 Alright bro ive got worse >smoked a bit in high school but never felt any effects from it really >dont know if its because how I was inhaling or the brand of cigarette >come college I buy a pack early on in the year and still nothing really. >late in year walking with friend and he just picked up smoking and offers me one >get insane nic rush. almost like being high but clear headed >bum cigs off this kid when he offers bit still am not buying my own >meet another friend who chainsmokes bad >none of us actually have the ability to buy our own cause underage >friends usually wont come through with fakes cause they feel bad about indulging our terrible habit >we start asking bums to buy cigarettes from us >actually make friends with a few and know their spots so we have a consistent hookup >smoking like whole packs a day >money starts running out cause we are jobless >but we need fuarrrking cigarettes its how we kill time (and our lungs). >my roomate always leaves out money which I take little by little to buy packs >eventually he stops leaving money out >after a whole day without cigarettes i get a text from chainsmoking friend like "I have an idea" >we start smoking fuarrrking cigarette butts out of the ash trays around our campus late at night when no one can see us >we rip the filter off to avoid getting mouth herpes >we just thought it was funny at first like I cant believe we are doing this but then we do it 3 times after no jokes or irony >to make it easier we just unroll the tobacco from the butts into a pipe and smoke that >realize how low we sunk >still smoke but dont chainsmoke anymore.

>>159 You might have to try a crazy amount to feel the effects. Ive smoked black and green tea before. Only too half a tea bag smoked to have the craziest nicotine rush. Felt high really. My point is if you drink nicotine might need 6 glasses to make 1 cig

>>407 I have some seeds i camt sprout. Im in texas but have tried starting inside. No luck. Where did you get your seeds?

I smoke because i darpp32 & i darpp32 because i smoke mostly rolling tobacco lmber aeaf.

>>360 yo Y.T wheres the new music homme also nicotine patches watchdog use like 3 or take some focus ultra

>>134 Not trying to be insensitive/naive here, but I just don't understand why someone would smoke that much daily? And if you really wanted nicotine, why not use patches/ a vape?

>>440 Straight up because I dont want to be called a user. I know ive made fun of people using vapes before, my friends would probably make fun of me, I dont know if id be able to live with myself. I think it looks ridiculous and soykaf and the whole culture around it I dont even want to be mistaken for associating with. Call me a coward, sheeple, I dont care. Im sticking by this. Plus people bumming cigarettes is a cool way to meet people, and also lose money. I dont think ive ever seen someone go up to some dude vaping and go "bro can I have a hit". Patches just scare me and make me feel like some old fuarrrker with a serious problem. Plus going for a walk listening to music and smoking like 5 cigarettes is something that brings me great joy in life. These are my honest uncensored not reasonable reasons.

>>441 You want to know what has more cancer trapped inside it than a cigarette filter? The filters on this site. "user" means something else in case you didnt know or thought I typed that on purpose.

>>442 Good one. And I agree about the wurdfildrs... half the people here do too.

>>417 Yeah you're right, but I wish I was able to sell it at the local farmers market. Also: >getting busted for posting on this board Hahaha >>437 How old are the seeds? Also I need more information on how you tried germinating them. You're supposed to just sprinkle them over soil and at most maybe give them a bit of a light pat so that there's contact with the soil. You don't want to cover them because they need light to germinate. So if you're doing it inside then you obviously want to place the tray or whatever on a window sill or use grow lights. keep the top soil moist but not soaked; I placed a see-through plastic thing over the tray to keep it humid.They're also very slow to start so you need to be patient with them; maybe you didn't give them enough time. How long did you wait? They're supposed to take a couple weeks before anything happens. I bought my seeds from a German vendor on ebay.

yes marlboros a pack a day because I'm cool

>>313 It burns slower than virginia-only

>>310 >people who smoke are always hella friendly and unjudgemental probably because they get judged 24/7 and dont give a fuarrrk, easy to make friends with people like that. fuarrrken true, especially about unjudgemental.

Any aussie blokes here? Smoking winnie blues, the most true blue smoke

I smoked for 8 years using either Winfield or Champion Ruby rolling tobbaco, the prices have gone up 100% over time and i'm trying to quit. Around $22USD for cheap rolling tobacco and around $30USD for a 20 pack of decent tailored cigarettes. I'm using a combination of nicorette lozenges and zero nicotine vaping as it is illegal/a hassle to obtain in Australia. Anyone had any luck with quitting?, it's been a part of my life for so long that it's difficult to imagine what I would do all day, I have a romanticized image in my mind smoking a cigarette in the shower at 40 years old to deal with the oppressive cyberpunk world that will surely emerge.

>>515 Quitting is super easy. I've quit like five times already.

>>519 But how do you stay quit?, 5 days here and not holding up very well. I blame smoking for being so fuarrrking fantastic. How is that we still have not created a combustible cigarette that does not kill you and isn't made of tea or some other soykrap.

>>522 Smoked for 6 years, heavily. Quit about 4 months back. I just used patches for like a month and a half, then quit those. Started rolling my own herbal cigarettes. You get the motion, but not the addiction. Now I don't hardly bother with those. Still get nicotine cravings once in a while, but they're really mild. It's just kind of a mental battle for the first couple months. It just starts getting easier and easier. I find that if you don't have a reason to quit, you won't have the will to quit. So make a list of reasons that you dislike smoking that really make you want to stop. I often would look at the filter of a cig after smoking and be like, ew that's gross and in my lungs. And it really bothered me. So I think about that a lot when I get a craving. Another thing that really helps is eating. You get the urge to smoke when your blood sugar is low. So if you start jonesing really bad eating can help a lot. That's why a lot of people put on weight when they quit, but if you eat healthy snacks you shouldn't have a problem.

>>522 it all comes back to money, if it's more difficult to quit more people will keep buying them making tobacco dudes more money, why would they want to help people stop buying them

>>522 How is that we still have not created a combustible cigarette that does not kill you because the basic issue is the products of the combustion nicotine is not particularly bad for you, no more so than caffeine the smoke from the burning plant matter is what is really dangerous also, as a side note, nicotine is not very addictive really, what is addictive in cigs is the acetaldehyde produced by the combustion one of the primary metabolites of acetaldehyde is harminol, a monoamine oxidase b inhibitor smoking cessation studies have been done where the subject takes a MAOI along with a nicotine patch relapse rates were much lower than with just a nicotine patch also note that smoking withdrawal effects mimic some of those of antidepressant

>>524 As someone who relied on pharmaceutical crutches to quit (>>138), out of curiosity, what are you using as your herbal base for rollies?

I think probably the best way to quit is just convincing yourself of how fuarrrking terrible they are for you. Ive quit in the past for like months and then gone back. I just dont want to or need to quit right now and dont really care. Cigarettes are weird I think they are hard to quit for me at least because its such a non chalant thing. You can do it in public, it doesnt have a huge effect that like disables you it just makes you feel calmer for a bit, and you dont feel like soykaf after like some other drug would make you. So unless you have a need to quit you just dont. Yet once you do have a need to its easy as fuarrrk imo. Cigarettes rarely take over a persons life. They do fuarrrk up peoples health but once someone finds out they have some weird health problem because of cigarettes they just quit cold turkey most of the time. They dont prioritize the cigarettes over an immediate health concern like they might with other drugs. If one of my friends was like if you dont quit im not hanging out with you id just quit. Or if my family back home found out id probably quit. It wouldnt take much. I quit for weeks whenever im up at my aunts. If I dont have money I quit. But unless something gets in the way I wont and thats the addiction level id say. I wouldnt stop on my own probably.

> What do you smoke? I smoke pic related. > How often? It varies, usually no more than 3-4/day due to the constant complaints of family and girlfriend. > Why? I'm pretty socially autistic (I would be a hikikomori if I didn't have to work full-time), /cigs/ just kind of help better than anything else on top of meeting pretty chill people through smoking.

>>545 There's some evidence and a lot of folklore suggesting that nicotine has anti-psychotic effects even more than anti-depressant effects. An unusual percentage of people with schizophrenia diagnoses smoke, and mental hospitals were some of the last places with smoking areas in this country before it was just derezzed pretty much everywhere (it was less trouble to let patients smoke than try to stop them, and a lot of them couldn't just take it outside for obvious reasons). The trouble is, scientific research costs money and no one wants to fund research like this after our society worked so hard to convince everyone that smoking was bad. Under current rules it wouldn't be allowed to smoke in most laboratories I guess either. Not to mention, people would scream about giving mental patients cigarrettes in the name of science, even if provided useful results, even if we smoke them anyway (mine are already paid for with public funding. It's called "social assistance cheques" lol).

>>622 > derezzed Retarded f*cking w*rd filters again.

smoke pipe once a day, lasts between 40 and 80 minutes (once had it lasts 2 hours because I was fuarrrking mad and pourred my tobacco like a madman) depending on how hard I smoke it and how much I've pourred. Pipe smoking is great, it's like a small ritual and all

I tried smoking once, but it was a very bad experience. I have been considering trying it again because I am possibly suffering from depression or something similar. Unfortunately, I do not have the time, money or will to see a psychologist, so I need to rely on solving it myself.

>>232 Really? I think they look dope American cartons have the class of a highway billboard and huge warnings from the surgeon general

>>138 I just discovered the magic of spliffs, coincidentally I'm using American Spirit turquoise for them and it works so well. It's a bitch to empty them and repack, but I am too lazy to go to a smoke shop and get papers. I usually smoke blunts so I'm used to a similar rush, but spliffs get a much more complete burn I think. Plus, they don't use as much as a blunt. I wonder what happens if you put spliff mixture in a blunt? oooooh Last night I realized how young I look when I had to drive around to find somewhere that would sell me a pack without ID. I lost my wallet is all, how hard is it for a young man to kill himself these days?!

>>636 Swim swears that the filter filters out THC, it's one of the first things swim learned when she was a young lad. Isn't that the whole purpose of roaches? so that ceases to happen?. >Last night I realized how young I look when I had to drive around to find somewhere that would sell me a pack without ID. I lost my wallet is all, how hard is it for a young man to kill himself these days?! More advice from a young girl, ask the homeless, they are kind and will do anything for 5 bucks, just be kind to them back.

>>134 I smoke a few no-additive luckies a week (mostly at parties like a pleb), you might like those if you like american spirit. Also what's the least unhealthy way to ingest nicotine that actually involves tobacco? I was thinking of picking up one of those matchbox-size vaporizers.

>>316 This is true, I often hang out in the smoking room without even smoking just to have a chat. It's always nice and friendly.

>>134 I smoke "smokin' joes" they're really smooth and tasty all-natural cigs from this indian reservation. they don't sell em outside the U.S because indian reservations are not permitted to export goods legally. (fuarrrked up huh) they burn long but they pull super easily so they're much smoother than spirits

Not really. I'm just like the other people who got addicted after doing it in friend groups. Except I'm not yet addicted. Thing is, my meds technically conflict with nicotine, so it would be a bad idea. Still, if I'm ever in a social group and someone's smoking, I share their cigarette. I've never smoked my own. Plus, if you smoke irregularly, the nicotine high is consistently amazing. I don't even do it regularly, it can be as often as once every week to month long intervals. As of today, I haven't smoked since probably April. I am probably addicted deep inside. I'm literally a chain smoker in my dreams. I smoke really often in them. I have headaches thinking about this now. soykaf...

>>638 I actually tested filter v roach the other day because I was curious, and came to that conclusion too. It's definitely a much smoother pull, though, so I might do that in the future for lightweights. I should have fed and paid a homeless person to help me move this weekend, it would have saved my back... >>645 Like the Magic Flight Launch Box? I think those are for the devil's lettuce only. I feel like hookah is the easiest tobacco on my lungs, but it's also burning a bunch of sugar and china's finest heavy metals. Do you not like juice vaporizers?

>>173 Same here, but I'm fuarrrking terrible at rolling. I've been alternating Amsterdam shag and Norwegian shag. Peter is the best I've tasted so far.

I'm trying to quit smoking for a while, I recently noticed how many people (inlcuding myself) started the smoking habit because the movies made smoking to seem "cool" and appealing (least subconsciously). this just made me more determined to quit. I don't wanna be affected by a thing that jews memed with hollywood for the rest of my life.

Ive been smoking small cigars for a year now, I've found them to be half the size of a cig and burn just as much if not longer. I smoke 3 a day, one in the morning going to work, one in the evening for a smoke break at work, and one coming home from work. It's relaxing, and gives me the chance to talk to people during break.

>What do you smoke? I'm not from the US so you probably won't have the same brands. But cigarettes and weed. >How often? Whenever i'm nervous, angry, anxious or depressed. Sometimes that means multiple times a day, sometimes once a month. Usually once or twice a day. >Why? Helps me relax, clear my head.

>>718 Keep in mind that what helps me relax is the act of going out for a smoke. I don't get a lot out of the nicotine. I get a similar feeling from the act of making food, coffee, anything physical. Exercise provides the same kind of escapism.

>>324 You don't belong here.

>>719 I've found this to be true as well, I don't really care about the nicotine, but the act of smoking itself.

I quit my daily smoking but is still smoke these when I drink.

>>722 Looks like these are from India. What are they like? Never heard anything about their tobbaco quality.

>>723 Pretty bad tbh, but they are so cheap it is worth it. Some of the brands have herbs and spices in the blend which makes them smell very pleasant.

>>134 >Do you smoke I used to, not so much anymore. >What do you smoke/how often I currently smoke a cigar or American Spirit black every month or so. I may try Marlboro black, but I'm not in any rush. >Why I was in a new place with no friends, but everyone smoked. I realized that I could bum a cigarette or lighter and open conversation, so I did, after having a pack in private to get used to it. It went from one or two a day to a whole pack a day, and moved from Marlboro reds to Spirits. At one point I felt high from it, but it simultaneously felt like being poisoned. I kept it up for a time but my tolerance kept rising, and the more I smoked the worse my throat felt. It got to a point where I was supplementing my cigarettes with nicotine patches so I wouldn't destroy my throat, but I still never quite felt like that again. I had to quit because I moved back in with my mother, who would crucify me if she knew I smoked, but I go out for a walk sometimes and have a place where I sit and smoke. I find nicotine habits strange. I came from an area where more people dipped than smoked or vaped, and moved to a place with no dip, and then moved back home to where nobody I know smokes. The people that do smoke hide it, like myself.

>>722 Mangalore!

>>407 I could never get my seeds to go. How did you do it?

>>868 Nvm

>>407 This is me, I'll update: Only 6~ plants actually matured. I had one variety grow up to be 9ft tall. Curing the leaves was really fun. I learnt a lot about tobacco. I still need to let the leaves age because it smokes like cancer right now. Luckily I rarely smoke anyway, so there's no rush. >>722 I rolled beedis with my homegrown tobacco. Uff; my lungs felt horrible for the next day >>868 >>869 I'll answer anyway. Tobacco seeds take a long time to germinate. You need to make sure they're relatively moist, on top of soil, and not covered and exposed to sunlight. It takes about 2 weeks.

I don't smoke regularly anymore, as my primary method of transportation has changed from driving to longboarding for the moment and I need my fullest lung capacity to get places more efficiently. But, when I did smoke, I mainly smoked Djarum Blacks -- either the regular kind, or menthol -- and Marlboro Skylines. The Djarums contain clove, which contains eugenol, which is an analgesic that has a numbing effect on the throat and can help open the airways. This makes them feel extra smooth, especially to me since I cannot smoke cigarettes that are too harsh, as they mess with my asthma. In fact, clove cigarettes used to be sold as asthma cigarettes. As in, cigarettes for asthma treatment. Maybe half of all menthol cigarettes I've tried have been super harsh, with the other half being super smooth. Skylines were in the "super smooth" category of course, though unfortunately I haven't been able to find them in a while and I'm pretty sure they've been discontinued. I miss them, they were so damn refreshing -- like smoking a mint. Of course, I got megafucked when the smoking age changed from 18 to 21 in this state, and that's what actually caused me to quit. I couldn't even buy NICOTINE GUM anymore and just had to quit cold turkey. I now mainly use dipping tobacco, though I suppose that's another thread in its own right.

>>972 >I now mainly use dipping tobacco, though I suppose that's another thread in its own right. And I've created said thread, over at >>973

>>972 If you don't mind me asking, where did you get your Djarum blacks from? A friend lent me a few a long while back, and I remember loving them and then never being able to find a source that didn't seem suspicious.

>>975 I just bought them at gas stations and corner stores. Though I'm in America, which means I got the crappier version of them that had to be labeled as "cigarillos" and wrapped in cigar paper after they (and all other "flavored" cigarettes) were derezzed here a few years ago. Also, I've ordered the original kind from India a few times. I forget the website I used, but it was legitimate (though I had my suspicions at first too). I don't prefer/recommend it, though, because the shipping takes for-fuarrrking-ever. Hilariously enough, to get past customs they had to be labeled as "gifts" and wrapped in a cute little package.

I smoke Marlboro reds. I don't think I've ever felt the nicotine rush since I don't chainsmoke, like some lains here have somewhat specified. I only smoke 1-5 times a day, but could up to 10+ when out drinking. I have 1 experience, though, but unsure if that classifies as a rush. I smoked just 1 and immediately lied down in bed after, and I felt like my body was floating above just where I lie. The effect lasted for just a couple of seconds, but it was intense. That was the 1st. I smoke because I feel that it helps me think more clearly. I'm pretty much a disorganized person, and I sometimes smoke when doing things to take a break and think things through, like when I paint, or cook, or when having an interesting conversation with smoker friends.

I spend around $100NZD a week on tobacco I smoke Holiday, it's a very mid-priced cigarrete here, if you want marlboros you'll be paying $27 for a pack of 20's Holiday costs $25 a pack, the only thing that would make me stop smoking is when I can't afford it. My parents pay for my accommodation and I work minimum wage. I spend around $60 on food and fuel. Rest goes to ciggies. I picked it up when I was in the nut house for a psychotic episode and kept the habit. It was a brief episode so now I'm back in university finishing my degrees in computer science and research.

usually gaulioses blue, or some kind of menthol cigarette when im in the mood for it. when i was in japan i enjoyed wakaba and mebius. however, i am making an honest effort to smoke less because i am mortally scared of ED. im down to 5 cigs at best. the one that i probably wont go without is my morning, afternoon and evening cig

>>621 This is me, just an update. > What do you smoke? I smoke pic related now. > How often? 5 - 10 depending on the day, my girlfriend has since stopped complaining since she's noticed the upsides to my mood. > Why? > I'm pretty socially autistic. I've also noticed it helps me with my overall mood/outlook on life. I also still get the nice little high from /cigs/ that I did when I first started smoking which is a nice plus.

>>722 Le macha beedi hodibedvo.

Just take a look at the interior of your lungs https://hooktube.com/watch?v=HD__r66sFjk

I find if I have just one a day, or two, I really enjoy it. Getting dependent on having one every couple of hours becomes a hassle, trying to find somewhere where it won't affect other people, dealing with the terrible weather here. Like last night. I had my one for the night and was really enjoying sitting by the door in the cold breeze. I went inside and realized I really just wanted to sit and enjoy that breeze some more, a wind that which was cold but not with rain or snow, and look at the sky some more. So I did. People who smoke seem to appreciate that sort of short, alone time a lot more. Also I used to play music with a guy who never smoked but liked the fact that I did because we'd put the instruments down and go outside and talk about what we'd just done and what we'd do next. You can do all of that without smoking, but I like that one or two per day anyway. >>1019 No one ITT cares.

Any of you smoke? Oh yeah What do you smoke? Cheap local cigs How often? Everyday. Down to a pack a day. Used to be 2-2.5 Why? 10 year addiction. Would love to quit.

>>1019 Yes, because my lungs are made of cotton balls and aren't mucous-covered for a reason. It would be more accurate to jam the thing full of vaseline-soaked cotton balls and do that test.

>>436 thinking about smoking the tea I have here

Smoking is completely retarded, it is an overkill to get the benefits of nicotine it has countless toxic materials packed in also addictive af as for the e-cigs they are relatively new extensive research hasn't been done on them they claim to deliver nicotine to you without all the toxic soykaf inside they are probably as addictive as cigs and there are much better drugs to use as a stimulant

>>1198 I used to feel the same way until I started smoking (not heavily, at my peak I was smoking 1-2 cigarettes a day, I've quit now). For me, smoking was a way to disconnect myself from everyday life for a while. It gave me a way to relax and just think things over which I was seriously lacking at the time. It was also very warm and comfortable feeling, whereas other stimulants I've tried are not, which I think was strongly influenced by the physical act of lighting and smoking a cigarette vs popping a pill / snorting a powder. I'm with you that smoking is toxic and bad for you, and that e-cigs are probably worse. I just wanted to point out that for some people the unique environment / feelings that smoking evokes can be worth it. nb because just me rambling Also, ironic random-name there lainon.

Used to smoke a pack of American Spirits every 1-2 days. It helped stabilize a lot of my moodiness when I felt depressed, but otherwise happy I quit.

I thought American Spirits didn't have nicotine in them?

>>1198 Wow, no one ever told me smoking was bad. This is the biggest cover up since the moon landing. >>1202 Uh, it's tobacco. They even feel like they have more nicotine, yet less of the other nasty stuff. I can't buy them here anyway.

>>1202 they are advertized as having no additives you tard

>>1217 ...tobacco contains nicotine you mongoloid.

>>1218 no its an additive

I quit smoking but I miss the focus I got from it. Is valing nicotine comparable in terms of its effects on mood?

>>240 This but it's none of my business if you smoke. Just a reminder that if you're ever going to have a family one day, quit the habit.

Yeah I smoke, bout a pack of Viceroy reds a week. I like the feeling of smoking, and can't just sit down and have a joint all the time. I smoke because I work in a restaurant, and it might as well be a prerequisite.

>>1222 I'm guessing you meant vaping, I'd say yes it's similar, less of a "buzz" than you get from smoking, but still a little bit of focus and mood enhancement. t. I use both

Highly suggest any lains who smoke to look into whole-leaf tobacco... It is untaxed and a far superior product. You process it yourself and it is the way tobacco was meant to be. There are plenty of sites to get it from, I would recommend anyone interested to check out the webstore LeafOnly, they have great products and I like to support them. For starters you would want a tobacco grinder and a bulk amount of papers, also raw makes a good rolling machine and their filters are nice if you cut them in half (cotton is a better medium than the weird plastic soykaf filters but you only need half of one...) if you can't hand-roll/prefer them that way.... Technically you can process leaf with scissors, actually is a great way to cut back on smoking, when you have to sit down and craft each smoke only when you really know you want one, did that before I got the grinder. My preference (and the general standard of most cigarette blends) is the organic canadian virgina flue cured with a small amount of burley mixed in.. You can look into other things to add, but most products are going to be flue cured with burley for flavor. The canadian leaf is very smooth and just really delightful. I figure if one is going to smoke, this is probably the best way to do it. After the initial investment of the tobacco grinder it basically pays for itself.. American spirit is basically just this overpriced in bags from a big name company. Seriously, if one is going to bother smoking it should be done right. Just throwing this out there if anyone was interested, I'm really happy to have found out about this.

>>1246 My friends were driving through NC and saw something fall off a pickup. Out of curiosity they stopped and that's what it was, a bale of the stuff. Everywhere they went that summer they had free tobacco for their friends plus we have a lot of native friends who use that stuff for ceremony.

>Any of you smoke? Yep >What do you smoke? Cigarellos, hand-crafted by Natives >How often? 2-5 a week, pretty socially >Why? I can buy 200 flavored cigarellos for $20. I started smoking because I don't have any other hobbies though lol

>>1247 Tobacco itself is really a nice plant ally.. I really appreciate it for what it is, it really is a shame what they have done to it and I really hope the same thing doesn't happen with cannabis with the whole legalization thing and corporate incentive.. Probably not but idk. Also, organic tobacco is kind of important because the way they regulate it, they can use all these weird ferts/pesticides, I forget exactly which it was but basically they are very radioactive, as it isnt considered a food product they can get away with using strange cheap soykaf and it makes its way into the leaves.. Its not something many people would think of, but apparently it is best to get tobaccos grown organically.

>>1251 People think the idea of organic tobacco is absurd, even other smokers. By their reasoning, if they cared about that stuff they wouldn't smoke in the first place. But I could get more of a buzz and much less of the dirty sensation compared to regular tobacco. Even the cost evened out because while being more expensive, I felt I needed smaller amounts of it. I rolled my own too so I could smoke as little as I wanted. I can't buy it here though, and don't smoke at all anymore unless I'm on the beers so it's not worth getting it delivered either.

I smoke chesterfields quite often. I don't get any enjoyment out of it, I don't feel better when I smoke, but I do it anyway. I tried electronix cigarettes, but the feeling just isn't there. It's hard to explain.

> Any of you smoke? No, never > What do you smoke? I don't smoke > How often? I don't smoke > Why? I don't like the smoke

>Any of you smoke Yep >What do you smoke Pipe tobacco, picked up a kit at the nearby cigar lounge >How often Very rarely, I like it but the smoke scent sinks in deeply and I live with family, I only use it when I'm guaranteed to be alone for several hours. >Why God made the things of this earth good so I'll enjoy them in moderation. It's also a nice meditative process, preparing the pipe then getting the spark going. If I wasn't so strung up all the time it'd be very relaxing.

I smoke a maximum of 3 a day, ever since some months after I started it really helps me with the maintenance of my psychological health and with dealing with meltdowns. The only regrets I have is that it is really expansive here in my country.

>>1251 I'm also scared that cannabis may go down the same road as the tobacco.

I just went to the store to get some cigars, I dont smoke cigs e-cig vape makes me edgy and yh I agree OP, one a day helps fix my brain. Most people over 100 seem to smoke them too so theres that.

I got a small pipe to smoke now, its awesome, ill upload a pic later on cuz im too lazy to make one. I smoke more often than cigarettes but lesser tobbaco overall. I smoke about 6-8 times a day with some variation depending on mood and occasion. >I have no regrets because its had a great effect on my mood. I have like random severe periods of depression and smoking has proven to me to be a great way to even out my mood enough to where I can handle it and still talk and get work done. Also met a lot of cool people through it. Same, before a fated encounter for asking someone for a cig i had no friends, now i got nice friends for life and comparably good social skills and can live mostly anxiety free. Im not exagerating.

>>1287 Well it's about to be legal and regulated here in July and it looks more like it'll be controlled like liquor, not like tobacco.

>>1294 It's interesting really. If I go out to see live music, people are either too stuck up to talk to strangers or they have their own little group already. The only random socialization between strangers is among people smoking outside. Someone needs to borrow a light once and they become your friend. It really happens.

Marlboro red, ideally i'd smoke 3 a day, but i've been smoking a lot more lately, 1 packet a day roughly.

>Any of you smoke? Of course we smoke. >What do you smoke? Cigars, mostly. I'll puff a pipe if someone asks me, but no regular cancer sticks. >How often Varies from weekly to bi-monthly depending on if I have the funds to reasonably spend on cigars (having unreliable income stream is like kicking dead whales down the beach ass, and I only buy cigars if I have enough to meet my savings quota after the purchase anyway)

I used to smoke about 20-30 marlboro red a day, started vaping around christmas because it's way cheaper. I smoked about a pack this year >Why? bc im kool

>>134 >Any of you smoke? Nope! >What do you smoke? I don't. >How often? Never! >Why? Simple, I want to live longer and perhaps, one day I'll live to tell my grandkids "Back in days, there used to be a group of Lainons who used to smoke and they were real proud of it. Now they're all dead. Let's laugh at those ignorant pricks!!!

>>1317 >Simple, I want to live longer Fair enough. >Let's laugh at those ignorant pricks >ignorant I'm pretty sure everyone and their mother knows the dangers of smoking.

>>1318 Alright I take it back. >Back in the 'good old days', there used to be a group of Lainons who used to smoke and they were real proud of it. Now they're all dead, this is the perfect example of "penny-wise, pound-foolish".

>>1317 >>1319 Thanks man, no one ever told me smoking was bad before. I'll make a social media campaign alerting people to the dangers.

>>1317 >>Why? >Simple, I want to live longer and perhaps, one day I'll live to tell my grandkids "Back in days, there used to be a group of Lainons who used to smoke and they were real proud of it. Now they're all dead. Let's laugh at those ignorant pricks!!! How will you know the smoker lainons are dead, since they're anonymous? Not that it's the norm by any means, but some people get very old despite being smokers, so you'll probably have a few that are straggling on. >>1318 >I'm pretty sure everyone and their mother knows the dangers of smoking. You'd be surprised. There are some dumb people. I know a handful of people who say that smoking isn't "really all that dangerous" and that the negative reputation is "just big pharma trying to stick it to the cigarette industry so they can sell more nicotine patches and vape juice. Our ancestors have been smoking for centuries and were perfectly fine and healthy. Plus, my friend's friend's grandma is a chainsmoker and she's in her 80s!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Na37YTxUZM

>>1321 another smoking related song by that artist for anyone interested https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVpbrdj6GSU (this time with more blatantly damning lyrics)

>>1320 You're welcome man, I was really worried about you.

I picked up cigarettes at university, but the amount I smoke varies a lot. Some weeks I go through a couple packs and others I go a few weeks without smoking cigs. I never get cravings for cigarettes which is really weird, but I guess I'm not complaining. I alternate between different packs a bunch but right now I'm on pic related. Cheap and tastes nice and fresh, but I have to smoke a few for a good buzz. The most annoying part of cigs to me is the lingering smell of tobacco on my hands and in my hair, and with these I hardly notice it. Before these I was really into black american spirits and I have a pack of dark greens around somewhere. Sometimes I like the short newport smooth selects but they taste terrible. I hate the taste of tobacco a lot so I stick mostly to menthols.

>>1318 >I'm pretty sure everyone and their mother knows the dangers of smoking. What about all the people here who are psychologically addicted out of wishfull thinking the nootropic effects? There are some pretty stupid things in this thread that one would expect not to see here, outside the internet i expect even worse mindsets. >Tobacco itself is really a nice plant ally.. I really appreciate it for what it is, it really is a shame what they have done to it Probably takes the crown. It makes you wonder how much that lainon would enjoy working with that hellish tree.

The other day I bummed a cig off some dude, he had 8 facing opposite of how they are supposed to and when I grabbed it he said "nah nah man not that one those ones are special", so I grabbed the ones facing correct. I didn't realize anything was up with him until I walked away and he was really, like REALLY into his music. But whatever you know hes vibing I didn't pay any mind. I sit down to smoke, these were just some newports, and get the most fuarrrking intense sensation. Like im a regular smoker of spirits, so this should not have been what it was. I have no idea what they were dipped in, I imagine PCP just cause thats how it goes but i've never tried that so couldn't say. Wasn't dissimilar to a ketamine type feeling at the least. I walk back about 30 minutes later after getting my bearings again, he's still just posted up on his spot and he's like screaming the lyrics. He was dressed alright and clean so I had no idea, and I guess I still have no idea whats up. He wasn't dealing anything, I feel like he woulda offered me for sure cause I always get offered and I asked him for a cig. Just getting really fuarrrked up standing on the curb against a wall smoking some laced cigs. I think the ones facing up were the dipped ones and thats why he said not those but maybe something rubbed off on the others or he just messed up. yeah just saw this thread and thought id share that. certainly a first.

>>286 Ancient greek spotted.

related to this, what's your opinions on bic/zippo/matches/other? I usually use a bic just for convenience, matches every so often and i've tried a zippo for a bit but i never really noticed a difference. not going to lie though, makes me feel at least slightly classy/badass using matches, that's assuming i can light it first try and not look like a fumbling idiot.

>>1729 fuarrrk matches, I use if I forget lighter them cause gas stations always hand em out, but the wiiind. I have a zippo but no fluid. They are cool cause of the designs you can get and also some are limited edition so they increase in value. I usually just use a regular lighter

i ""quit""" a few months ago and got a vape with harm minimisation in mind (its also much cheaper for me), the only time i really get the urge to use it is in the morning or with but i find myself using it out of boredom. I feel a lot better physically because of it i used to smoke 10-15 a day for about 5 years and hated myself for it, ive made enough mistakes in life and knew i'd never be able to live with myself if i got to middle age and found out i had cancer/copd/heart issues

>>232 >>635 haha, It's the same here in Germany/Europe. This looks like 9000 times better. The designers we payed with our taxes fuarrrked up pretty hard, it's almost as if they want us to stop smoking...

I don't smoke often, most weeks I don't even smoke. I only do it when I'm nervous or anxious, sometimes I get the urge when I'm doing nothing at all, but I can hold it back. I smoke black Chesterfields cause those are the ones I always buy, but if I smoked more often I'd buy a different pack every time just to try

>>1767 I should point out that picture was pre plain-packaging. They all look like this now.

I recently found a pack of these just lying around on top of a trash can outside, i'm pretty sure it belonged to some construction workers but I snuck it and no one noticed (hehe). Hey I don't feel bad, i'm 20 and the age is 21 in my state so it's a hassle to get tobacco anyways. Have to get friends to buy it every time or late night smoke shop to smoke shop hopping till one doesn't take ID. There was only 5 left anyways of the initial 20. I'm not a cigar guy, I've smoked some backwoods before that I had for weed when I ran out of cigs and was desperate. However I realized i'd been smoking them wrong, I wasn't inhaling but I was just kind of not pulling right. After smoking three of these I finally got the hang of kind of puffing in and out and having the smoke swish around your mouth without burning the fuarrrk out of it. Obviously these aren't big boy expensive cigars, but just wondering if anyone knows if they are good quality for mini cigars? Also curious how expensive they are compared to a pack of say spirits. Like I said I didn't like cigars before cause it was too harsh but now that I got the hang of it I kind of like these small ones because they last just a bit longer then a cigarette (i like to take long smoke breaks) but I don't have to sit out there for 20-30 minutes like with a real cigar. Also I smell smoky in a pleasant way instead of a trashy way after. My friendo that normally complains about me smelling like cigs said I smelled nice.

>>159 Snus, my dude. At least if you can get it. Very strong and it doesn't mess up your lungs. Highly recommended. There's also snuff that has been gaining popularity recently, though the idea of snorting the stuff doesn't sit well with me.

>>134 Nicotine is pretty soykafty simulant, but rc market is in bad shpae now, and dnm has no good stims, so i smoke some users and drink coffee to pass calculus, what else i could do

cheapest menthol at the closest gas station

I've recently starting picking smoking up. I'm an asthmatic. I know this is a bad idea, but it definitely seems like it helps me stay on task. If I can't focus or concentrate, a cup of coffee and a cigarette do wonders for it. Surely there's a way to do it and NOT get addicted? individual cigarettes aren't harming my lung function significantly. maybe one week on/one week off?

>>1937 >Surely there's a way to do it and NOT get addicted? Some people dont get addicted for some reason, but for most once you smoke one its over and stopping is tremendous task. You can roll your own cigarettes with herbs mixed in them like mint that might make it easier to breath.

>>1937 It took me a full year of smoking almost every day to actually become addicted. Some people get hooked easily some don't it's just random luck I think.

>>1937 Just be careful about it. And do consider alternatives. There's a lot of other ways to get nicotine which won't damage your lungs.

>>1939 I'm a person who smokes just kinda whenever and I've never been addicted. You can ask me whatever I guess. I have an addictive personality toward other things, but with cigs I can buy a pack and then not smoke for 5 months, then smoke bumming cigs socially from others on occasion for a few months, then not smoke for a year straight then buy a bunch of packs when I'm in a state where they are cheap. It becomes more of an issue when you make it the 'breaking' activity in your life or something. If you have something else which fills that, you won't get addicted IMHO. For me that activity is food and I will just eat all the damn time, and I'm overweight.

>>1937 just take fuarrrking supplements wtf

>>1937 i started smoking a month ago after i found a pack on the ground and im not reliant on them at all, just have a smoke if im ever anxious or bored. it probably depends on your personality, whether you easily get addicted to stuff or not. though saying that, i got unhealthily addicted to competitive vidya for years.