I met my wife, Morgan Fairchild... wait no that was Jon Lovitz on SNL ..

Two years ago today is the last day I had a cigarette, I grew up with my father owning a vending company, cig machines, jukeboxes, pool tables, etc, so I had fairly easy access to cigs, I was up to 2+ packs a day over about a 30 year period.

I was heading to Disney on vacation and came down with a very nasty case of the flu, never left my room at the French Quarter or used my park hopper pass for the entire 10 day trip, on the plus side I never had a cigarette either, haven't had one since. I was always the guy who said I could quit but I didn't want to, well sometimes you get forced into things and you are better off.

On the flip side I started getting cigars at the casino when I was shooting Craps, instead of the free smokes I was getting free cigars, I thought it was a boon because of all the money I would save over smoking cigarettes.... :-) Live and learn.

So what started as the worst vacation of my life turned into a boon for my health and heck I have met a great group of guys that I'm proud to call my friends. Both things I've very grateful for.
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Congratulations on the two years being cig free! :-)
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Congratulations, Adam! :-)

I quit about 7 years ago. Right after my first son was born. I didn't like smelling like cigarettes when I held him, so I quit then and there.
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Congrats bro! I just passed 2 years of no Copenhagen, we are some bad MoFo's :-)
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Congrat's! My last cig was in 2004; I quit because the woman I was dating (who later became my wife) has asthma. That was a tough decision, too, because I was stationed at Ramstein AB, Germany at the time and could get Camel Lights in the Canadian Store on base for $5 a carton. :-)
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:-)

And that's why its called adam........

:-)

Congrats Bro.
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Great job brother
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Congrats, Adam!:-):-):-)
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Congratulations!
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Good stuff, Adam. Glad to have you in our "Cigar World". :-)
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I smoked Camels (the one's w/o the filters) for 7 straight years. Dropped them like a hot potato in October of 1979. So...

Congratulations to you Adam on your 2 year anniversary. Tomorrow, you need to enjoy a good S.H.I.T.:-)
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Good for you!
I came home from my weekly COWboy herf (had a Fuente Sungrown & Opus X
Forbidden City) and immediately lit up a cig - still love 'em!
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thanks all, more power to ya Eric :-)

although there are times I will be smoking a small smoke and take a drag thinking it's a cigarette... that's never fun :-)
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That's funny - my BIL does the same thing. He forgets he has a cigar and you'll hear him cough from across the room. You'll know what he just did.

Congrats on quitting. I'm looking at 18 years here. I was disgusted with them. I still am.

Here's to 50 more years for you, Adam!!
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Quitter.
I've been dipping snuff for 37 years, at least. I'm good at it, too.
You know how you get to Carnegie Hall, junior?
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It's funny, I used to call everyone that quit a quitter and how that had that quit monkey on their back and how they'll never finish anything. :-)

Yes I do know how to get to Carnegie Hall, but nice man in the limo said it would be our little secret. :-)
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I fully intend to quit chewing snuff as soon as they have to lop my face off.
It's not like I'm hopelessly addicted to the stuff.
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Congrats Adam.
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Congrats on your 2 years Adam! I hope you have many more years without them ahead of you.
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Congrats Adam
Has your sense of smell come back?
I quit some 20 odd years ago and now I can tell when a smoker walks in the room or has been on an elevator, just from the smell in the air.

Don
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