From: oldwifetale@yahoo.com   
      
   On Tuesday, March 18, 2014 1:13:06 PM UTC-7, Kerstin wrote:   
   > Am 11.03.2014 16:58, schrieb oldwifetale:   
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   > > On Sunday, March 9, 2014 11:37:09 AM UTC-7, Kerstin wrote:   
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   > >> Am 06.03.2014 15:31, schrieb oldwifetale:   
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   > >>> Decided to try e-cigs ('vaping'). So far i haven't smoked a real   
   cigarette in 44 days, *and* haven't had a nervous breakdown. Nothing else has   
   ever worked. I could never post here before without smoking, and now i can.   
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   > >> Hi, oldwifetale,   
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   > >> 44 days, that is good. Do e-cigs taste and smell similar like real   
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   > >> cigarettes? I try to give up drinking coffee. Sometimes, when I am   
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   > >> sitting in front of my PC, I have the feeling that my eyes become small   
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   > >> and smaller. And then it is really hard if you smell fresh brewed coffee.   
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   > > E-cigs can never replace tobacco cigarettes in many ways. But the   
   relationship between the smoker and the essence of the tobacco (nicotine) can   
   be duplicated without smoke, so long as there's inhaling and exhaling. The   
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   tobacco flavor to almost anything. The vapor has no smell. The level of   
   nicotine can be from 24 mg (equivalent to strong cigarette) to 0 mg.   
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   > > I'm currently enjoying a nutty caramel flavor.   
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   > > It will never be smoking. There is something very special about smoking.   
   So, now i will only save my smoking for special moments, and let everything   
   else be a mist, ha.   
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   > > Which is fine by me because i'm also addicted to water.   
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   > > Caffeine is an entirely different addiction. Most people i know have it,   
   but i don't have it. I like it, but i don't feel the need for it, or deprived   
   if i don't have it. When i have headaches, though, i drink coffee or take a   
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   form alongside my headache pill. When i need a kickstart, it's good too. Not   
   all addictive substances are necessarily unnecessary.   
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   > I guess the old Native Americans in the past did only smoke in special    
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   > moments, too. Maybe I should get into the habit of drinking coffee in    
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   > some special moments. :) When I have headaches, then I drink vegetable    
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   > juice with Cayennepepper. That helps somehow better than coffee. Don't    
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   Me either. But i've heard of cayenne pepper being good for several things that   
   can ail a person.   
      
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