its hard to explain the link between smoking and driving, eating, drinking. while driving its relaxing and helps out in traffic and just the habit, eating it just seemed to complete the meal afterwards..its like your not done eating until you have that smoke. and drinking well it just goes with drinkin.lol

 

Physically, they have nothing to do with one another. The link is nothing more than a smokers own way of justifying the habit. Anyone that really wants to quit will find other connections to make while doing everyday life. There are plenty of people who can eat, drink, drive, screw, and fight with the old lady that don't turn to smoking. If you want to relax, try taking a few deep breaths of non cyanide filled air.

 

4 months ago I was smoking a pack of marlboro red 100s in a day. Went to my local vap shop, Vapor Kings, and got myself a 1.5 volt vaporizer. Started out with red flavored 24mg/ml (just liquid nicotine my friends). Didn't pick up another red for 2 months. The battery did start to corrode, which I took care of but was too late. Got back on the reds. Went back and upgraded to a 7 volt. hits like a bong. Being a recovering addict it makes up for both worlds. Now when I smoke a cigarette all I can taste is the nasty crap inside it and how dry it is. Gotta love my blueberry drips. If your an avid smoker it's definately something one should check out. It's just nicotine vapor, minus the rat poison and cyanide and all the other goodies that may be in cigarettes. I fill up my tank once a day and I'm good.

 

lately, I notice taking a walk helps....then once I have warmed up, I start running....50 minutes later, I work up sweat, take a cold shower and never thought about a ciggy. It's been a long time since I thought about a smoke. Once a while, I'll be walking and smell someone smoking...the odor is not good. Those that smoke, you cannot smell it, but once you quit, you can smell that odor easy.

 

...from out of the window of a car, 3 cars in front of you.