Should Tom & Dub quit???

[Riff Raff]

Platinum will, eh? Now that's funny. Dude - confess - you don't live in Bullhead City - you live in BullS**T City don't you?!

x3.

Ldub--- If you quit smokin', just think about all of the money you'd save??? Perhaps then you could buy those new "CenterLine" wheels you really want (although I think your current existing wheels already rock).

Tom4Bren--- Hmmm, less spittin' = less VX washin'.

Hell; yeah, I say quit those nasty habits!!!

[rowhard]

x3.

Ldub--- If you quit smokin', just think about all of the money you'd save???

then you could afford those diff drops

[tom4bren]

"Unfortunately for me, like Twain, Dub, Tom and millions of others, it's the starting again that's the problem"

It's almost scary how much it becomes a part of your life. It's un-natural for me to sit behind the wheel without a dip of Cope.

What I wasn't really anticipating was the compulsion while working on the car. Out in the 90 degree 112% humidity yesterday trying to track down electrical gremlins on a 3000GT, sweat was literally dripping off me & I started breaking stuff & doing everything wrong. I realized that it was withdrawal symptoms. After a nice dose of nicotine, everything logically pointed to the MFI Relay.

I'm not justifying the addiction - I'm actually advocating the need to quit. I'd love to at least cut back to the point where I want one rather than need one.

[Scott Harness]

I realized that it was withdrawal symptoms. After a nice dose of nicotine, everything logically pointed to the MFI Relay.

Nicotine addiction actually changes your thought processes!Firing of the synapses.
That's why you can't "think" until you get a dose.
I used to work on a construction site with a bunch of smokers.If you asked them a question,they really couldn't answer until they took a drag. NO joke!

[tom4bren]

See post 11 here.

http://www.vehicross.info/forums/sho...threadid=16431

Guess Scott hit the nail on the head.