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Actually, it's four: E-cig, roll-ups, cigar and pipe. Perhaps I could adapt the inlet manifold from an old scrap car to make a device for the purpose.

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Well if it's any consolation, my conscience will probably keep me awake all night.

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I said it would solve your time problem, not my maths problem.

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Excellent! More smoking opportunities.

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When it comes to giving up smoking, everybody is different. Some go through the pain and go cold turkey. Others have to try all sorts of substitutes or treatments. It's a very personal thing. It's just a matter of finding the one that works. I gave up smoking at age 26 when I finished university. That was 42 years ago. I went cold turkey. I was lucky. It worked. But it is my humble opinion that actually smoking something else other than tobacco to quit it is not the way to go.

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Filthy habit - give it up!

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Took me about 3 years to get the need to have a smoke and stop even thinking about it

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Yes RS that is pretty much was it was for me too. It's around about the average I reckon..

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It must be awful to be so addicted and so expensive too....i would try give it up if I were you Harbal, think of all the cash you would save and the health benefits.