You can have the best of both worlds with one little friend instead of 20. I love smoking too, the feel, the habit, everything, but I hated being worried about ...well.....dieing from them. I stared smoking my electronic cigarette about a year ago, and it has changed my perspective on smoking. E-cigarettes have no Second Hand Smoke, no Yellow  Walls, no Odors Anywhere, no Risk Of Fire Accidents, no Bans and Cigarette Butts Or Ashes. All that being said, they are a significant improvement over the standard tobacco cigs that have all of the above.

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One possible reason is that the 'Face Off'ing doesn't happen until you've been dead a little while and the brain has long-ago stopped feeling things! Until my brain stops feeling things, I think I'll be better off NOT evolving an inward-aiming anus---thanks anyway ... All That, and Uncle MythMan STILL Thinks You're Awesome!---Big Fan of 2008 Olympics, VegHead, Love, ~Nam Myoho Renge Kyo~ http://is.gd/22wY, Fussin` http://is.gd/1fSs, Ms. Montagne http://is.gd/1fRg, Ms. Li http://is.gd/1fSe -http://is.gd/1fSj Xombie Plan

You are your own master and you have the right to live as you like..But please don;t give bad message for youngsters....I am afraid your article may make a temptation for non smokers..Please take this comment in right spirit...Thanks.. http://www.xomba.com/royal_enfield_electra_is_the_real_king_of_bullets

I'm lighting up a cigarette as I'm writing this. I was reading earlier about all the asbestos lawsuits that are currently in process. Many people found out that their homes are built using asbestos and they sew the previous owners for not mentioning this in the contract. Our cigarettes contain a small quantity of asbestos as well. I wonder why no one is sewing the cigarette companies for this. One way or the other, the thing is we will all develop a form of cancer, be it from smoking, asbestos in our walls, pollution in the air or from the power lines behind our homes. So why not smoke if the end is the same for smokers or non-smokers?

Yes, those 20 little friends and me are going to have to part ways. Was diagnosed with breast cancer this week. I'm facing a mastectomy on the right side (3 lumps that I found came back as infiltrating lobular carcinoma). Left side is OK based on an MRI yesterday - thank God but we don't know about lymph nodes). I swear, during times of stress, like now, there's nothing like nicotine. I had a complete meltdown 2 days ago when I tried to quit. I need something to help me and I can't take drugs. I'm going on the hunt for some Ariva cause Commit lozenges are like sucking on chalk. Just giving you this info so you don't waste the $43.99 on the lozenges that I did :) So smoke a few for me, then quit. Cause you never know when life is going to throw you a curve ball like it did to me. Do it when you're strong, when your mind is not mired in wondering whether you will see your children one year from now or whether you really will be able to spend the rest of your life with the one you love. I'm blogging the whole nightmare at the link below. And one more thing, ladies and husbands/brothers/fathers/friends - make sure your loved ones get those breast exams. Sometimes, even mammograms don't pick up the disease. Monthly breast exams are a must! BTW, I'm just 40 years old. http://www.bigblueheron.blogspot.com/