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Old 21-06-2005, 11:19 PM   #11
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It's a bad habit to get into, fair enough all the 30+ year olds who are on it today, but the amount of young adults and teens who take up smoking are just a bit screwed up knowing what the causes are due to the years of study and TV commercials. I have had a few cigarettes, most of them after a few to drink, i don't see what people get out of it, just hurts the hell out of your throat, you stink, your clothes stink.

I've been told once your off the cravings never go away, my workmate has been off for years now and admits he still get's craving, but will never touch them again. I hope you can do it Jac, Good Luck
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