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HOW MY CIGARETTE TASTES

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Repost: First Posted 13 October 2013 by Cristóbal

 

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If you really think about it, the only time a cigarette really tasted good is......never.

 

We only smoked to stop withdrawl symptoms.

 

Because of this, we mentally associated the taste of smoke with stopping withdrawl symptoms.....from this came our ideas of "a good cigarette".

 

The reality of smoking is that the actual taste of tobacco was never very good, and most of us would never had smoked tobacco if it did not have any nicotine.

 

 

 

Cristóbal

It is so good to see you Cristóbal.  Your words always carry great import.  Thank you.

 

Funny how there is talk about cigarette flavors (especially some of the ones Camel made years ago) yet we all know smokers cannot taste worth a damn. It would be like trying to convince a mostly deaf person about how great a stereo sounds.

  • 3 years later...

I didn't really taste anything, but maybe I would have if I ever switched brands.  The only time I tasted something is if I really licked my lips right after a cigarette.  You would lick that tar and could really taste it and boy was it nasty.

 

  • 4 weeks later...

I can relate to this.  I think I had about 3 months quit prior to my sticky quit when I had a night of smoking.  I remember that first one and GROSS but I had another and thought EWWWW what am I doing, and then another YUCK.  Then the taste the next day, that feeling inside your throat, the smell of your clothes and hands, I shudder at the thought of it.  Boy am I glad I am not doing that anymore!!   

  • 2 weeks later...

I could never taste any difference between brands.   I could differentiate between menthol or not but that was it.

 

 

They all tasted nasty.  Every single one of those thousands of cigarettes. 😞

Nope, on foggy cool mornings, my pipe by the fire place, so many other times and places,  Smell and taste are hooked together did you ever want to put a piece of dog shit in your mouth ?  That's is because it smelled like shit.  I smoked my pipe and the brand of cigarettes because they tasted and smelled good to me.

Just the truth for me

Edited by Opah

  • 3 weeks later...
On 11/12/2021 at 7:14 PM, Wayne045 said:

I could never taste any difference between brands.   I could differentiate between menthol or not but that was it.

 

 

I could only enjoy Marlboro Lights but would tolerate other brands if I had to.  

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