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  1. Good Morning fellow NOPErs and welcome to another week of NOPE. As it is the 2nd Monday in July it is International Town Criers Day. Back in the day when people didn't read, and they didn't have phones, tv, twitter and the like the Town Criers were the twitter of the day. So without further ado, That's a NOPE from him and a NOPE from me... Topic of the day: When the Switcheroo comes it will be .... CHOCOLATE
    6 points
  2. Greetings fellow NOPErs. Hope you are all enjoying your Sundays. So after checking the three calenders todays festivities will again be from the American Calendar of Days... today, July 8 is Math 2.0 Day, celebrating the correlation between maths, technology and our everyday lives... so lets take this day to look at our Quit Math... since I quit on 28 November 2017: It has been 7 months, 9 days & 11 hours since I took a puff and smoked - Quit Maths, yep = NOPE I have saved $5,321.02 (Australia, the most expensive country in the world to smoke, with taxes of 160% with half yearly increases) - Quit Maths, yep = NOPE I have not smoked, 5,987 ciggies - Quit Maths, yep = NOPE Because smoking will kill you and just doesn't add up I say NOPE ... cos the math tells the tale. Topic of the Day: Sundee Slang Spectacular.
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  3. On another scorching day here it's a big fat NOPE!!!
    5 points
  4. G'day NOPE to start my day C
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  5. Nope !!!....Not This Day !!!
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  6. At the gym, again... I don’t learn ?
    4 points
  7. The winners of the France vs Belgium semi final will probably progress to the final as favourites. England play Croatia in the other semi final. @Wee fluffy me is learning Croatian as we speak.
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  8. Great work Z! Glad you are still nurturing your quit and I agree 100%. Get done with it asap so you can start enjoying all the benefits of being a nonsmoker. In my mind, going to vape is just trading one vice for another no matter which one in safer or worse than the other. You are still feeding your addiction.
    4 points
  9. I pretty much agree replacing cigarettes with vaping is a non-solution. It frustrated me to no end to be lectured by my vaping friends about how "easy" it was for them to quit cigarettes or drastically cut down. I'm sure it was easier for them, but to me it defeats the entire purpose so I didn't even try it that way. Over a month in and I'm now very glad I don't have to deal with yet another quit. As for the "leafy green" I'm not against it but don't partake except on rare occasions, and I actually prefer edibles anyway. I gave up booze soo it's kind of the least addictive vice I'd even consider these days if I was going to have one lol
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  12. I thought you might like to see my five year treat....he goes on the deck by the lake. His name is Kumquat and he is 36" long!
    3 points
  13. Sal, Justin, and Adam on the Mind Pump podcast were just talking about this the other day. I don't know that school yearbooks are obsolete, but they are being phased out. Makes sense when you think about it. With the proliferation of cell phones and social networks, these kids have no shortage of opportunities to look at pictures of their friends. Buying a book filled with picture pages at the end of the school year seems a bit of a waste to this generation. As for the styles of the day, big hair was still in style when I was in school. Some of the girls had their hair stacked so high, the photos couldn't contain it all. The haze of Aqua Net in the air in A-Hall between classes was like a dense fog.
    3 points
  14. ^^^ This is a big part of it too Doreen. The motions of smoking. They say it takes 3 days to flush nicotine from your body so why is it that they recommend you stick around a support group like this for longer than that? It's the psychological part of it that takes the biggest effort for the longest time to overcome. Breaking mental triggers that might be different season to season, adjusting to better use of your time because you are not puffing away on something. This is the biggest challenge to most smokers I believe
    3 points
  15. I can only speak for myself... Vaping was not for me...it still hand to mouth puffing on something.. I needed to change my habit completely...I do believe i would have just gone back to smoking...if I vaped... I have no experience with weed....never used it...my ciggy habit was enough for me...I didn't need to look else where... Took my first puff at 11 yrs...by the time I was 12 ..I was a addict for sure...
    3 points
  16. Good for you dd, you should join in the exercise thread. Im just heading out picking everyone up for Sunday dinner.
    3 points
  17. Are you asking if the number of smokers will decrease? Current smokers who will now be underage when the law changes isn't going to stop them. I would think that the already high prices plus the continual price increases will definitely cause the number of smokers to decrease, because it will become unsustainable for the average income person to smoke.
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  18. CONGRATULATIONS on your 5 years Nancy!! I want to thank you for all the time you put in and all the many people you inspired on the QSMB. Although they aren't able to congratulate you and thank you for the major influence you had on their quits, I am sure they will never forget and will miss you very much.
    3 points
  19. Well done Nancy. You are a sweetie and an inspiration. Keep at it.
    3 points
  20. Sorry to interrupt the beginning of your lovely festivities Jo but I need to know how long I have before the next Lido Deck Party? Things were ship shape for Nancy's festivities yesterday but then last night one of my spotters reported a rather unfortunate and messy Taco Tuesday incident over in the men's shower room on Lido Deck. I'm looking for clean-up volunteers but so far ...... no takers ? Worst case , I may have to address this one myself. Now, where did I leave that Hasmat suit?
    3 points
  21. Thanks to all....it is hard to believe it has been 5 years. After smoking for 40 years, I did not know if it was even possible for me to quit. The thing that got me through is pledging Not One Puff Ever, day after day. Once I made that pledge first thing each morning, I knew I would not go back on my word and smoke that day. And the days turned into months and years! If I can do it, anyone can!!!
    3 points
  22. But its special Irish Dancing sock glue.... if she could do them straight herself don't ya think I'd let her?
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  23. OMG and the pictures on the walls... how many hours do I spend fixing those?? And the kids school socks... at least 5 mins every morning just to get them perfect.... and then I glue them in place.... is this bad parenting?
    2 points
  24. -7 Mr. Titwank uses one of those too Wee but .... not on his garden ?
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  25. I don't think she knows cos when the OCD eased up she stopped keeping track of numbers .. Am I right Jillar..?
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  26. The spider checking is an OCD thing for sure... because I never find one... but always with the checking. So how old do I have to be to see improvements?
    2 points
  27. I think raising the legal age will make a difference. When i was a kido i could buy smokes and alcohol from age 14. That just could not happen anymore. Theyve really clamped down on the shops selling to underage kids. The shops are hit with massive fines. So of course kids will still smoke but i do think its harder to get them now. They cant just go and buy them like we all probably did. And raising the age can only help that. I wonder how the kids get their fags now? Older siblings maybe? Who knows. This on its own wont stop kids smoking but it might help a bit making them less accessible for longer.
    2 points
  28. tuppence .(two pence) for a pound so one pence for half a pound (2.2 pounds in a kilo)so 4.4 pence for a kilo.(Plus a few hundred years of inflation and relevant taxes say 50 pounds a kilo. whats good for headaches ?
    2 points
  29. ^^ I have the post workout massage covered:
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  31. Congratulations Nancy. You did a lot to help me in my quit and I know you have helped many others. Thanks for all that you do here!
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  32. Congratulations Nancy on your 5th year smoke free anniversary! That is an amazing achievement and the fact that you have also helped and mentored so many others along the way is even more amazing. Thanks you and congrats again. I hope you treat yourself to something very special today
    2 points
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