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by Jay
on Sun Aug 31, 2003 7:37 am |
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| If you say NO to either part of the Q (particularly the former part), then that means you need your nic fix. A smoker on another site thinks getting nicotine isn't ONE of the main reasons why most smokers smoke. If he was right, then 3 million smokers would all be smoking Quest in this country. If a smoker doesn't smoke for the nicotine part, then you might as well have a Quest cig instead of even a ultra-light cig. |
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by Rick
on Sun Aug 31, 2003 10:16 am |
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| Personally, I would not choose a nicotine free cig. They are too expensive to NOT have nicotine in them. The only way I would choose a smoke free cig, would be if we could smoke them in restaurants/bars, movie theaters, dentist's, doctor's office, business offices, etc....... like days gone by, before the mother [freakin'] anti-smoking Nazi's came out of their closets. Then & only in those circumstances, would I choose a smokeless cig. |
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by BWilliams
on Mon Sep 01, 2003 10:10 am |
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| It's true, why spend the money on the smokeless variety? It's for pussies. |
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