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Any smokers here?
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March 12th 2009 at 12:03 PM
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arcticcatmatt
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I don't know if someone mentioned this yet or not but cigarettes are over 7 dollars per pack in ny now and hell no I don't buy them.
I have been known to smoke a cig with someone at a bar or party once in a blue moon
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March 12th 2009 at 1:43 PM
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bobp53916
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I agree with some of the peoples opinions, it is a nasty habit. And a person who smokes is knowingly causing themselves future health problems. When I started I was 14 and at that age a person isnt really thinking of future effects and anyone that smokes and has tried to quit knows it one of the toughest habits to break. Like I stated before, the price hike on cigarettes will give me more incentive to quit, becuase theres no way in hell I'll pay $6 or $7 for a pack of cigarettes.
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March 12th 2009 at 2:29 PM
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rev500ss
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I'll probably catch all kinds of crap over this but oh well.
I smoke, have tried to quit, and in the process of quiting again.
For those of you who worry about every little thing, here's some advice take it or leave it I don't care. Life is too short to sweat the little things. Noone gets out of life alive so enjoy your life and live it how you want too. I type this as I am on my way to the funeral home for my Uncles viewing, he smoke for over 50 years. He died suddenly from natural causes (not cancer). He was 76 years old, and at that age lived longer than his mother, father, one brother, and sister. All that is left on my Dad's side of the family is my Dad. Being a non smoker doesn't mean that your going to live longer, it gives you a chance to live longer. Noone can hide from that phone call when your time is up, and noone knows when that call is going to come.
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March 12th 2009 at 2:41 PM
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bobp53916
Looking for Sno Pro motor mounts
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March 12th 2009 at 4:34 PM
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Jerkyking
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Quote originally posted by rev500ss
I'll probably catch all kinds of crap over this but oh well.
I smoke, have tried to quit, and in the process of quiting again.
For those of you who worry about every little thing, here's some advice take it or leave it I don't care. Life is too short to sweat the little things. Noone gets out of life alive so enjoy your life and live it how you want too. I type this as I am on my way to the funeral home for my Uncles viewing, he smoke for over 50 years. He died suddenly from natural causes (not cancer). He was 76 years old, and at that age lived longer than his mother, father, one brother, and sister. All that is left on my Dad's side of the family is my Dad. Being a non smoker doesn't mean that your going to live longer, it gives you a chance to live longer. Noone can hide from that phone call when your time is up, and noone knows when that call is going to come.
B/S, so why don't you forget about seat belts, quit wearing helmets, screw speed limits and put a radio next to the bath tub.
We can take precautions in our lives. We are more well informed than our parents and grand parents and can make smarter decisions.
But think about those around you, second hand smoke or the innocent drivers and pedestrians who through no fault of their own have to live with the results of someone "who don't care".
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1998 Indy Trail
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March 12th 2009 at 6:32 PM
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jeremybeaner
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Quote originally posted by Jerkyking
Quote originally posted by rev500ss
I'll probably catch all kinds of crap over this but oh well.
I smoke, have tried to quit, and in the process of quiting again.
For those of you who worry about every little thing, here's some advice take it or leave it I don't care. Life is too short to sweat the little things. Noone gets out of life alive so enjoy your life and live it how you want too. I type this as I am on my way to the funeral home for my Uncles viewing, he smoke for over 50 years. He died suddenly from natural causes (not cancer). He was 76 years old, and at that age lived longer than his mother, father, one brother, and sister. All that is left on my Dad's side of the family is my Dad. Being a non smoker doesn't mean that your going to live longer, it gives you a chance to live longer. Noone can hide from that phone call when your time is up, and noone knows when that call is going to come.
B/S, so why don't you forget about seat belts, quit wearing helmets, screw speed limits and put a radio next to the bath tub.
We can take precautions in our lives. We are more well informed than our parents and grand parents and can make smarter decisions.
But think about those around you, second hand smoke or the innocent drivers and pedestrians who through no fault of their own have to live with the results of someone "who don't care".
all of that is true, but no one ever said hey i have a baby laying a foot away from me when i smoke, your just being stereotypical saying that all smokers are wreckless or what not, all the guy was trying to say is, hey its my decision, dont look down at me because you dont do it. If he dies from it, so be it, its still his decision, just like snowmobiling, some choose to follow all safety regulations, and some choose to go 60 mph on a trail. I dont personally know him, and im not saying he is exposing anyone to second hand smoke or not, but i know i dont, and i would never let one of my younger siblings seeing me even doing it let alone having one around them. So dont be quick to say every smoker is giving subject to second hand smoke.
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March 12th 2009 at 6:44 PM
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duece
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I never smoked but a friend smoked over 20 years he went to a hypnotist and quit cold turkey for for over 10 years
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March 12th 2009 at 7:16 PM
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supersportrider16
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Quote originally posted by gordonchaine
I quit a while back. I feel SO much better now. I just quit. I smoked a few times after but I only wanted one until I got one and started smoking it. I think it's really just the first week then it's all in your head. Good luck buddy.
i quit in october for hockey and i decided i would for good and now i do basically the same thing
Cats have 9 lives, you have one...Make it count!
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March 12th 2009 at 7:30 PM
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RAMROD
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Quote originally posted by Jerkyking B/S, so why don't you forget about seat belts, quit wearing helmets, screw speed limits and put a radio next to the bath tub.
We can take precautions in our lives. We are more well informed than our parents and grand parents and can make smarter decisions.
But think about those around you, second hand smoke or the innocent drivers and pedestrians who through no fault of their own have to live with the results of someone "who don't care".
^^^ 100% agree. All yall need to listen to this guy, he speaks the truth!
Quote originally posted by jeremybeaner getting outside for some fresh air and a cig is like a refreshment.
you know thats a OXY-MORON right? 
The wife only bought me the sled, so that she can get one this year :( Guess I have to get her one.
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March 12th 2009 at 7:39 PM
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jeremybeaner
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Quote originally posted by RAMROD Quote originally posted by Jerkyking B/S, so why don't you forget about seat belts, quit wearing helmets, screw speed limits and put a radio next to the bath tub. We can take precautions in our lives. We are more well informed than our parents and grand parents and can make smarter decisions. But think about those around you, second hand smoke or the innocent drivers and pedestrians who through no fault of their own have to live with the results of someone "who don't care". ^^^ 100% agree. All yall need to listen to this guy, he speaks the truth! Quote originally posted by jeremybeaner getting outside for some fresh air and a cig is like a refreshment.you know thats a OXY-MORON right? to someone who doesnt smoke sure. to someone who feels better when they have one know, and if you dont smoke then you dont know what im talking about.
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March 12th 2009 at 7:42 PM
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killerbee52j
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Quote originally posted by arcticcatmatt
I don't know if someone mentioned this yet or not but cigarettes are over 7 dollars per pack in ny now and hell no I don't buy them.
I have been known to smoke a cig with someone at a bar or party once in a blue moon
Hey matt do you still chew?
Around here its like 7 to 8 bucks for a pack of marbs or a can of skoal/cope.The prices are even going up on the res. It was 2.50 for a can of skoal and now its 4.50.And a pack of marbs are 4.75 on the res. I should stop dipping.I can have any where from one dip to 2 cans in one day. It depends on what im doing.And i have a cigar every once and a while.
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"the 6 pack is under the keg"
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March 12th 2009 at 7:47 PM
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OhioPolarisKid
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I will most likely never smoke. I have asthma, almost died from a attack when i was like 6 or 7 in Gaylord, and being around smokers hurts me. I almost never have my inhaler, mainly because i only use it if I'm having trouble breathing. When ever i really inhale any smoke my throat and lungs get really tight and it gets hard to breathe. I think if i did smoke I wouldn't be able to breathe at all. My mom used to smoke, but quit when she got pregnant and hasnt really smoked since then. Recently my dad has really started smoking cigars, but he has always smoked cigars and has had pipes. My dad also drinks a lot, but mainly American and some Canadian beers (not much Bud anymore for him). Its ridiculous the amount of money on beer and cigars he spends. Ive always said im not going to smoke or drink, maybe have a beer every once in a while when i get older. My brother has been drinking for a long time, and since he turned 21 he started drinking more. I just dont really see the point of it. So far i havent drank any alcohol since i was really young, and ive never smoked. Im not planning on starting anytime soon either. Ill put that money towards my college, and toys. Mainly toys. I have an extreme addiction to speed i need to fill.
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March 12th 2009 at 9:03 PM
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arcticcatmatt
Spleen Splitter
arcticcatmatt leaving after work for 3 days of shotgun season back home!
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Quote originally posted by killerbee52j Quote originally posted by arcticcatmatt I don't know if someone mentioned this yet or not but cigarettes are over 7 dollars per pack in ny now and hell no I don't buy them. I have been known to smoke a cig with someone at a bar or party once in a blue moon Hey matt do you still chew? Around here its like 7 to 8 bucks for a pack of marbs or a can of skoal/cope.The prices are even going up on the res. It was 2.50 for a can of skoal and now its 4.50.And a pack of marbs are 4.75 on the res. I should stop dipping.I can have any where from one dip to 2 cans in one day. It depends on what im doing.And i have a cigar every once and a while. I quit chew 2 years ago by using mint chew. Then my source for mint chew disappeared. So, in the past 6 months I have chewed yeah.. but 1 can lasts a month. When I do buy it I get the cheapest stuff they carry. I was just about to order a few cans of mint from their website but money is very tight right now as me and my girlfriend both might be unemployed very soon and I am paying off my motorcycle and truck within the next month and a half. I will never get back into smoking. I have one now and I can't even finish it. I just feel it clogging up my lungs and taking away my energy.
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March 12th 2009 at 9:25 PM
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rev500ss
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Quote originally posted by Jerkyking
Quote originally posted by rev500ss
I'll probably catch all kinds of crap over this but oh well.
I smoke, have tried to quit, and in the process of quiting again.
For those of you who worry about every little thing, here's some advice take it or leave it I don't care. Life is too short to sweat the little things. Noone gets out of life alive so enjoy your life and live it how you want too. I type this as I am on my way to the funeral home for my Uncles viewing, he smoke for over 50 years. He died suddenly from natural causes (not cancer). He was 76 years old, and at that age lived longer than his mother, father, one brother, and sister. All that is left on my Dad's side of the family is my Dad. Being a non smoker doesn't mean that your going to live longer, it gives you a chance to live longer. Noone can hide from that phone call when your time is up, and noone knows when that call is going to come.
B/S, so why don't you forget about seat belts, quit wearing helmets, screw speed limits and put a radio next to the bath tub.
We can take precautions in our lives. We are more well informed than our parents and grand parents and can make smarter decisions.
But think about those around you, second hand smoke or the innocent drivers and pedestrians who through no fault of their own have to live with the results of someone "who don't care".
I don't always wear a seat belt, have rode without a helmet around the house, and often speed. I do not smoke around my children or in the house for that matter, I also do not smoke in the presence of non smokers, as it is somewhat disrespectful to them. So before you jump down my throat get to know all of the facts.
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March 13th 2009 at 12:22 AM
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XLT96rider
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I smoke too, and really want to quit, but just have too much going on now....If you smoke one pack a day that costs $5.00, here's what you'd save:
$35.00 a week
$840.00 in six months
$1820.00 a year
$9100.00 in five years
$18200.00 in ten years
Maybe I should take my own advise!!!
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March 13th 2009 at 1:13 AM
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650polaris
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started chantix 120$ 4 1 month went from 2 packs smoker 2 2day losen the cravins doc said next few weeks i wont even want another smoke
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March 13th 2009 at 1:30 AM
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ron_a_tron
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ive recently decided to qiut smoking. im 24 and been smoking a pack a day for 8 years. I have a 2 year old son and a beautiful fiance that needs me. Its been a week and a half since my last smoke and everyone is feeling it, but on the up side every dime i save from this i can put into my sled.
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March 13th 2009 at 7:27 AM
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rev500ss
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Quote originally posted by 650polaris
started chantix 120$ 4 1 month went from 2 packs smoker 2 2day losen the cravins doc said next few weeks i wont even want another smoke
I was on chantix for a while, I work nights and sleep during the day. The only down side to chantix I found was the ****ed up dreams, which caused me to loose sleep. For me being tired in the car on my way home, and sometimes finding myself doing micro-sleeps on my way home was not worth it.
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March 13th 2009 at 9:29 AM
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jeremybeaner
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Quote originally posted by rev500ss
Quote originally posted by Jerkyking
Quote originally posted by rev500ss
I'll probably catch all kinds of crap over this but oh well.
I smoke, have tried to quit, and in the process of quiting again.
For those of you who worry about every little thing, here's some advice take it or leave it I don't care. Life is too short to sweat the little things. Noone gets out of life alive so enjoy your life and live it how you want too. I type this as I am on my way to the funeral home for my Uncles viewing, he smoke for over 50 years. He died suddenly from natural causes (not cancer). He was 76 years old, and at that age lived longer than his mother, father, one brother, and sister. All that is left on my Dad's side of the family is my Dad. Being a non smoker doesn't mean that your going to live longer, it gives you a chance to live longer. Noone can hide from that phone call when your time is up, and noone knows when that call is going to come.
B/S, so why don't you forget about seat belts, quit wearing helmets, screw speed limits and put a radio next to the bath tub.
We can take precautions in our lives. We are more well informed than our parents and grand parents and can make smarter decisions.
But think about those around you, second hand smoke or the innocent drivers and pedestrians who through no fault of their own have to live with the results of someone "who don't care".
I don't always wear a seat belt, have rode without a helmet around the house, and often speed. I do not smoke around my children or in the house for that matter, I also do not smoke in the presence of non smokers, as it is somewhat disrespectful to them. So before you jump down my throat get to know all of the facts.
This is exactly what i was trying to say earlier, people shouldnt just sterotype smokers, not everyone is the same as the people in those "THINK" commercials or whatever. Im just like you but yea i have a smoke from time to time.
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March 13th 2009 at 2:33 PM
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arcticcatmatt
Spleen Splitter
arcticcatmatt leaving after work for 3 days of shotgun season back home!
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Quote originally posted by ron_a_tron
ive recently decided to qiut smoking. im 24 and been smoking a pack a day for 8 years. I have a 2 year old son and a beautiful fiance that needs me. Its been a week and a half since my last smoke and everyone is feeling it, but on the up side every dime i save from this i can put into my sled.
Wow congrats to you man! Nice job on seeing the light. It takes a bigger man to say yes I will quit, it takes a weak man to say no.
This thread comes at a bad time. I got a phone call this morning from my girlfriend balling and leaving work. Her 55 year old father woke up this morning, fell out of the bed, was disoriented and slurring his speech. Turns out his right lung filled with fluid as he was sleeping causing pneumonia. A severe side effect of COPD. COPD is what he has that was caused by his smoking. His wife called and the ambulance came. This is his 3rd trip in a year I think. It is really taking a toll on the family. Not only is the pneumonia an issue but his CO levels are all messed up because he also has to use a bypap machine to sleep with so he can breathe without passing out.
All because of stupid freaking cigarettes.
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March 13th 2009 at 3:22 PM
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jeremybeaner
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Quote originally posted by arcticcatmatt
Quote originally posted by ron_a_tron
ive recently decided to qiut smoking. im 24 and been smoking a pack a day for 8 years. I have a 2 year old son and a beautiful fiance that needs me. Its been a week and a half since my last smoke and everyone is feeling it, but on the up side every dime i save from this i can put into my sled.
Wow congrats to you man! Nice job on seeing the light. It takes a bigger man to say yes I will quit, it takes a weak man to say no.
This thread comes at a bad time. I got a phone call this morning from my girlfriend balling and leaving work. Her 55 year old father woke up this morning, fell out of the bed, was disoriented and slurring his speech. Turns out his right lung filled with fluid as he was sleeping causing pneumonia. A severe side effect of COPD. COPD is what he has that was caused by his smoking. His wife called and the ambulance came. This is his 3rd trip in a year I think. It is really taking a toll on the family. Not only is the pneumonia an issue but his CO levels are all messed up because he also has to use a bypap machine to sleep with so he can breathe without passing out.
All because of stupid freaking cigarettes.
wow im really sorry to hear abouut that my prayers are with him.
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March 16th 2009 at 4:30 PM
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supersportrider16
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I quit chew 2 years ago by using mint chew. Then my source for mint chew disappeared. So, in the past 6 months I have chewed yeah.. but 1 can lasts a month. When I do buy it I get the cheapest stuff they carry. I was just about to order a few cans of mint from their website but money is very tight right now as me and my girlfriend both might be unemployed very soon and I am paying off my motorcycle and truck within the next month and a half.
I will never get back into smoking. I have one now and I can't even finish it. I just feel it clogging up my lungs and taking away my energy.
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do you chew or do you dip
Cats have 9 lives, you have one...Make it count!
1979 arctic cat jag 340 (old sled for the past 2 years)
1997 488 super sport
2" powermadd riser
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March 16th 2009 at 5:16 PM
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Metallica19991
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Arent they the same thing?
1996 Skidoo Formula III 600
2001 Polaris TrailBlazer 250
1995 Polaris Scrambler 400 4X4
1989 Yamaha Blaster 200
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March 17th 2009 at 11:23 AM
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jeremybeaner
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Quote originally posted by Metallica19991
Arent they the same thing?
i think they are
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March 17th 2009 at 1:32 PM
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brian126
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A mural painted on the ceiling of a smoking lounge.
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