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johnny5

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  1. Congratulations Jill!
  2. Congratulations Sonic! 5 years smoke free is awesome!
  3. Great job, Juan!
  4. NOPE - Never Again!
  5. Congratulations on 3 years smoke free, Baseball Coach. That is awesome!
  6. NOPE - Smoking sucks!
  7. Congratulations Ankush! Keep up the good work.
  8. Keep up the great work, Juan. You are doing awesome.
  9. Happy Birthday, Jo!!!
  10. NOPE - I don't smoke anymore. Happy Friday, everybody!
  11. Keep up the great work, Juan.
  12. Congratulations on 3 years smoke free, L4L. That is truly awesome and thank you for all the things you have done to help others with their quits as well. I hope you do something to celebrate today.
  13. NOPE!!
  14. Congratulations Sammy. 7 months smoke free is awesome!
  15. Great job, Window Licker!
  16. I started out smoking Marlboro Reds and eventually switched down to mostly Camel Lights and Marlboro Lights stupidly believing that the "light" part made them a bit safer (another marketing trick). Those were my three go-to brands. I remember bumming a few Winstons early on but I mainly stuck with the brands I just mentioned. Doesn't matter, all cigarettes are garbage. It is sick how big tobacco marketed them.
  17. A lot of those old cigarette ads are mind-blowing. I have seen numerous variations of ads where doctors were endorsing Camels. Unbelievable by today's standards. I started smoking around 1993 and 1994 and wasn't exposed to cigarette ads on television. I was pretty sickened to recently see an old cigarette ad featuring The Flintstones, a cartoon I used to love when I was a kid. Really sickening.
  18. NOPE - smoking sucks!
  19. 26,598 - yikes.
  20. You are doing a great thing, Juan. Keep up the awesome work.

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