Smokers to pay a high price

gambler wrote:

Ed.A wrote:Well I didn't buy a boat but I did go cliff jumping in Negril!

Now why would you want to jump off of a perfectly good cliff??

"Well I didn't buy a boat but I did go cliff jumping in Negril! "

Think I would have just sat in Rick's and watch ya. Those cliffs arn"t high enough for me! that must have been a serious rush!

As was said.... I really wanted to quit and thats the meat and potatoes of staying quit i think.

Poconoeagle wrote:"Well I didn't buy a boat but I did go cliff jumping in Negril! "

Think I would have just sat in Rick's and watch ya. Those cliffs arn"t high enough for me! that must have been a serious rush!

As was said.... I really wanted to quit and thats the meat and potatoes of staying quit i think.

Not at Ricks actually, but close, at the end of the road directly across from the lighthouse and right next door to the "rockhouse".
Them cliffs were high enough for me, funny thing was more guys backed out than girls.

Ed.A wrote:

Them cliffs were high enough for me, funny thing was more guys backed out than girls. [/quote]

I see a whole nuther topic there too!!! ..... common sense!!!

I quit the Marlboro Reds a few years ago. I was beat, lucky I wasn't working much and just slept a lot. That's me two seasons ago.

I figured that if I'm going to do something every day that will probably kill me I might as well throw away the cigarettes and buy a motorcycle. I bought the fastest one I could afford, a '00 ZX12R. The motorcycle proved much more exciting than smoking and cheaper too. That was about 5 years ago, I sold the motorcycle but haven't started back smoking again. In NY they are insanely expensive, it's cheaper to smoke dope.