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by Lord of The Rings » Thu Jun 01, 2017 3:54 pm
by Ambarii » Thu Jun 01, 2017 4:08 pm
Lord of The Rings wrote:Ambarii wrote:It looks like it means exactly what it says.
Ah wait, addition should be addiction?
If so, it really doesn't change anything. Smoking has one of the least difficult withdrawal symptoms, if one really wants to quit he/she can do it without a doubt, though most people eventually don't seem to be as sure as they would like. There are more than enough examples of people who quit smoking without any problems after doing it for more than fifty years. It's all about the mentality one has towards it.
by Lord of The Rings » Thu Jun 01, 2017 4:15 pm
Ambarii wrote:Lord of The Rings wrote:
Ah wait, addition should be addiction?
If so, it really doesn't change anything. Smoking has one of the least difficult withdrawal symptoms, if one really wants to quit he/she can do it without a doubt, though most people eventually don't seem to be as sure as they would like. There are more than enough examples of people who quit smoking without any problems after doing it for more than fifty years. It's all about the mentality one has towards it.
It's funny to me that you think quitting smoking is so easy, yet you've been doing it since you were twelve and haven't made any attempt to quit. I'd be willing to bet a lot of money that you couldn't go one week without a cigarette.
And yes, cigarettes are absolutely addictive. They have nicotine. Nicotine is very addictive.
by The Grene Knyght » Thu Jun 01, 2017 4:21 pm
Lord of The Rings wrote:Ambarii wrote:It's funny to me that you think quitting smoking is so easy, yet you've been doing it since you were twelve and haven't made any attempt to quit. I'd be willing to bet a lot of money that you couldn't go one week without a cigarette.
And yes, cigarettes are absolutely addictive. They have nicotine. Nicotine is very addictive.
The reason for me not to quit is just that I don't want to quit, simple as that.
Anyhow, concerning your bet, what is a lot of money? I'll quit smoking a week for a thousand euro's if you're up for that bet
Be warned though, gambling is addictive too!
Yes, it is addictive, but as mentioned before, the withdrawal symptoms are one of the least difficult ones to handle, therefor it isn't that much of a challenge to quit smoking. It all bottles down to the willpower of the person in question.
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by Lord of The Rings » Thu Jun 01, 2017 4:31 pm
The Grene Knyght wrote:Lord of The Rings wrote:
The reason for me not to quit is just that I don't want to quit, simple as that.
Anyhow, concerning your bet, what is a lot of money? I'll quit smoking a week for a thousand euro's if you're up for that bet
Be warned though, gambling is addictive too!
Yes, it is addictive, but as mentioned before, the withdrawal symptoms are one of the least difficult ones to handle, therefor it isn't that much of a challenge to quit smoking. It all bottles down to the willpower of the person in question.
How do you know, if you've never tried?
by The Foxes Swamp » Thu Jun 01, 2017 4:39 pm
Ambarii wrote:Lord of The Rings wrote:
Ah wait, addition should be addiction?
If so, it really doesn't change anything. Smoking has one of the least difficult withdrawal symptoms, if one really wants to quit he/she can do it without a doubt, though most people eventually don't seem to be as sure as they would like. There are more than enough examples of people who quit smoking without any problems after doing it for more than fifty years. It's all about the mentality one has towards it.
It's funny to me that you think quitting smoking is so easy, yet you've been doing it since you were twelve and haven't made any attempt to quit. I'd be willing to bet a lot of money that you couldn't go one week without a cigarette.
And yes, cigarettes are absolutely addictive. They have nicotine. Nicotine is very addictive.
by Thermodolia » Thu Jun 01, 2017 4:40 pm
Lord of The Rings wrote:Ambarii wrote:It looks like it means exactly what it says.
Ah wait, addition should be addiction?
If so, it really doesn't change anything. Smoking has one of the least difficult withdrawal symptoms, if one really wants to quit he/she can do it without a doubt, though most people eventually don't seem to be as sure as they would like. There are more than enough examples of people who quit smoking without any problems after doing it for more than fifty years. It's all about the mentality one has towards it.
by Thermodolia » Thu Jun 01, 2017 4:40 pm
The Foxes Swamp wrote:Ambarii wrote:It's funny to me that you think quitting smoking is so easy, yet you've been doing it since you were twelve and haven't made any attempt to quit. I'd be willing to bet a lot of money that you couldn't go one week without a cigarette.
And yes, cigarettes are absolutely addictive. They have nicotine. Nicotine is very addictive.
7 days too easy
by The Foxes Swamp » Thu Jun 01, 2017 4:45 pm
by Ambarii » Thu Jun 01, 2017 4:47 pm
Lord of The Rings wrote:Ambarii wrote:It's funny to me that you think quitting smoking is so easy, yet you've been doing it since you were twelve and haven't made any attempt to quit. I'd be willing to bet a lot of money that you couldn't go one week without a cigarette.
And yes, cigarettes are absolutely addictive. They have nicotine. Nicotine is very addictive.
The reason for me not to quit is just that I don't want to quit, simple as that.
Anyhow, concerning your bet, what is a lot of money? I'll quit smoking a week for a thousand euro's if you're up for that bet
Be warned though, gambling is addictive too!
Yes, it is addictive, but as mentioned before, the withdrawal symptoms are one of the least difficult ones to handle, therefor it isn't that much of a challenge to quit smoking. It all bottles down to the willpower of the person in question.
by The Sauganash Union » Thu Jun 01, 2017 5:00 pm
by Nickel Empire » Thu Jun 01, 2017 5:02 pm
by Lord of The Rings » Thu Jun 01, 2017 5:32 pm
Thermodolia wrote:Lord of The Rings wrote:
Ah wait, addition should be addiction?
If so, it really doesn't change anything. Smoking has one of the least difficult withdrawal symptoms, if one really wants to quit he/she can do it without a doubt, though most people eventually don't seem to be as sure as they would like. There are more than enough examples of people who quit smoking without any problems after doing it for more than fifty years. It's all about the mentality one has towards it.
I can tell you that absolutely bullshit. It takes a lot of willpower and sometimes medication to quit but the rewards are great for doing so
Ambarii wrote:Lord of The Rings wrote:
The reason for me not to quit is just that I don't want to quit, simple as that.
Anyhow, concerning your bet, what is a lot of money? I'll quit smoking a week for a thousand euro's if you're up for that bet
Be warned though, gambling is addictive too!
Yes, it is addictive, but as mentioned before, the withdrawal symptoms are one of the least difficult ones to handle, therefor it isn't that much of a challenge to quit smoking. It all bottles down to the willpower of the person in question.
Ah yes, the old "I can quit anytime I want just not right now" cliche.
by Ambarii » Thu Jun 01, 2017 5:36 pm
Lord of The Rings wrote:Thermodolia wrote:I can tell you that absolutely bullshit. It takes a lot of willpower and sometimes medication to quit but the rewards are great for doing so
Yeah, no. Perhaps if you're mentally unstable or something, but the average person can quit at any given time as long as they really want to.Ambarii wrote:Ah yes, the old "I can quit anytime I want just not right now" cliche.
Please show me where I claimed that I wouldn't be able quit right now. Ah that's right, I never claimed such thing, so your "cliché" is completely pointless.
If you don't believe I can quit any time we can make that bet an official one; Seven days for a thousand euro's, take it or leave it.
by Major-Tom » Thu Jun 01, 2017 5:38 pm
Ambarii wrote:Lord of The Rings wrote:
Yeah, no. Perhaps if you're mentally unstable or something, but the average person can quit at any given time as long as they really want to.
Please show me where I claimed that I wouldn't be able quit right now. Ah that's right, I never claimed such thing, so your "cliché" is completely pointless.
If you don't believe I can quit any time we can make that bet an official one; Seven days for a thousand euro's, take it or leave it.
How about 1000 pesoes?
by Lord of The Rings » Thu Jun 01, 2017 5:50 pm
Ambarii wrote:Lord of The Rings wrote:
Yeah, no. Perhaps if you're mentally unstable or something, but the average person can quit at any given time as long as they really want to.
Please show me where I claimed that I wouldn't be able quit right now. Ah that's right, I never claimed such thing, so your "cliché" is completely pointless.
If you don't believe I can quit any time we can make that bet an official one; Seven days for a thousand euro's, take it or leave it.
How about 1000 pesoes?
by 36 Camera Perspective » Thu Jun 01, 2017 8:24 pm
New haven america wrote:Cabra West wrote:
I'm not entirely sure, in the long run marijuana can turn you psychotic. Although, granted, it's less likely to give you cancer and kill you.
Marijuana is a depressant and actually has anti-psychotics in it, it's not a stimulant.
So how could it turn you psychotic?
by 36 Camera Perspective » Thu Jun 01, 2017 8:32 pm
by 36 Camera Perspective » Thu Jun 01, 2017 8:37 pm
Saiwania wrote:San Lumen wrote:What do you mean?
The entire reason for buying cigarettes or using tobacco products is to get the nicotine. Once ingested, people want more because it is addictive and that is the lion's share of why they become a repeat customer or don't quit for a long time statistically speaking. It takes willpower to stop the habit once someone starts it.
by Ever Victorious Iron Willed Commanders » Thu Jun 01, 2017 8:39 pm
by Trollgaard » Thu Jun 01, 2017 10:29 pm
Ever Victorious Iron Willed Commanders wrote:Nope. No tobacco. One of the worst things you can do to yourself and it doesn't have any positive effects.
by The Blaatschapen » Thu Jun 01, 2017 11:09 pm
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