My Wife Has Smoked Too Long

[carguy50]

After only vaping (and loving it)for 4 weeks it is obvious that my wife has smoked too long. The other night while driving home after work she took a few drags on her 510 then mindlessly threw it out the window. I hope she doesn't do that too often!!!!!!!!

[nana]

Oh no!!! The horror of it all!! Just the thought of it makes me shudder. Although I do have to admit I giggled a bit at first. It is awful. But I've heard of someone else doing that once. Was it you,

Chris?

[Ray]

After only vaping (and loving it)for 4 weeks it is obvious that my wife has smoked too long. The other night while driving home after work she took a few drags on her 510 then mindlessly threw it out the window. I hope she doesn't do that too often!!!!!!!!

AAAAAHHHH

Tragedy shouldn't be funny, but that hilarious.

I probably would have wrecked slamming on the brakes.

[snubber]

After only vaping (and loving it)for 4 weeks it is obvious that my wife has smoked too long. The other night while driving home after work she took a few drags on her 510 then mindlessly threw it out the window. I hope she doesn't do that too often!!!!!!!!

I'm sorry but I had to laugh.

Did you manage to find it or is it a goner? At That rate you'd better get a good supply of backups.

I can relate tho, when I was smoking I used matches most of the time and on several occasions when I would use the lighter from the car I would shake it out and pitch it out the window like a match.

Went through several before I caught on.

Just be thankful it wasn't a spade or ego.

[carguy50]

we have tons of backups so it was well worth the laugh.....Just hope its not habit forming

[ROOR]

LOL the third day of vaping i put my 510 in my mouth and tried to light the led end with a lighter! Then my friend laughed and i realized what i had done! Everything is fine but the LED has a little funny shape to it now.

[mmseng]

That's too rich. I had to laugh. I imagined myself doing this and immediately reaching out of the window and fruitlessly grabbing at the air with this look on my face (that's been there many a time before) that just says "Ahhhhh, WHAT did I just DO?"

On the bright side she's loving vaping, so (hopefully) she's done with analogs. I'd certainly pay for a couple extra units if it meant keeping myself (or my wife) from having to endure and possibly relapse into another analog ;]

[MD864]

I laughed - but only because that makes me feel better... i still seem to have the mindless habbit of reaching for the ash tray to "flick".....

[jiffy]

I have reached for a lighter a few times with my 510 out of habit.

I hope your wife doesn't continue with this pattern it could get expensive.

I guess it goes to show how deep our addictions can get...in a funny way.

[ddavelarsen]

LOL! That's just too funny. I've never actually thrown one out the window, but I have 'flicked the ash' out before. And lit the end! Old habits die hard sometimes. Thanks for sharing, that's a good one.

Edited February 1, 2010 by ddavelarsen

[Lee]

The phrase "early Alzheimers" comes to mind reading these posts. I guess smoking for me was more of an intentional act, even after smoking for most of 40 years. Having to go outside in order to light up, even at home, I was totally aware of the whole process. Having said that, my wife was always yelling at me because every lighter in the house ended up in my pocket.

[Christopher]

Yup when I first started vaping I threw my RB4082 out the window. Good times!

[SteveD1]

Ya I kept rolling down the car window and flicking it like I was removing the ashes.My wife would just bust out laughing!!!Old habits are broken now!!!

[NeRo9k]

That's really funny.

[Uma]

First I gasped and then I laughed so hard tears rolled down my cheeks.

:::making mental note to get backup kit before I push mine through an almost empty soda can:::

[datatraveler]

ROTFLMAO!! I'm sorry for your loss, but damn that was funny! I admit I tried to light my joye several times the first few days..

[Knight]

After only vaping (and loving it)for 4 weeks it is obvious that my wife has smoked too long. The other night while driving home after work she took a few drags on her 510 then mindlessly threw it out the window. I hope she doesn't do that too often!!!!!!!!

Aw..carguy50, you owe me a new keyboard! I just sprayed Miller Lite all over mine reading that!

[Wannavape]

I laughed - but only because that makes me feel better... i still seem to have the mindless habbit of reaching for the ash tray to "flick".....

I've only been at this for about three days now, and I admit that I'm not completely off of analogs yet, but I've cut down tremendously. I don't own but one ashtray, and I always carried it with me from room to room and kept it emptied. Not pursuing that old habit was about to drive me crazy, so I just gave in to it. I take the ashtray with me and use it as a resting place for my 510 between drags. Old habits die hard, and that's a harmless one that's certainly not going to cause health problems. BTW - I live alone, so it doesn't look stupid to anyone but me. Guess I could refrain when company comes.

[FTJoe]

I've only been at this for about three days now, and I admit that I'm not completely off of analogs yet, but I've cut down tremendously. I don't own but one ashtray, and I always carried it with me from room to room and kept it emptied. Not pursuing that old habit was about to drive me crazy, so I just gave in to it. I take the ashtray with me and use it as a resting place for my 510 between drags. Old habits die hard, and that's a harmless one that's certainly not going to cause health problems. BTW - I live alone, so it doesn't look stupid to anyone but me. Guess I could refrain when company comes.

I think the one major rule is do whatever works. Goal is to get to no analogues but even one less is good. Now having said that, I think some might argue holding on to the old queues might make it more difficult to quit the old habits (smoking) but it sounds like you were struggling a little anyway. Keep on keeping on!!!

[ddavelarsen]

I think the one major rule is do whatever works. Goal is to get to no analogues but even one less is good. Now having said that, I think some might argue holding on to the old queues might make it more difficult to quit the old habits (smoking) but it sounds like you were struggling a little anyway. Keep on keeping on!!!

I don't want to get too off-topic here, but FTJoe you have a good heart man.