Copenhagen......

[No_Regerts]

I wish I knew how to quit you!

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[Swedish K]

no comment... or "I ain't a quitter"

I hear tell a cancer scare works well though.

 

[Aaron Todd]

http://www.killthecan.org

 

[No_Regerts]

http://www.killthecan.org

I was reading this and subconsciously grabbed a can and put in a pinch. Im hopeless!

 

[slimmer13]

You could at least try to move to the Cope pouches. Not nearly the nicotine delivery and probably about 20 of them does the damage to your lip as one dip of long cut.

Then maybe you could quit from there.

 

[scrandall01215]

I was reading this and subconsciously grabbed a can and put in a pinch. Im hopeless!

No your not! Just keep trying!!
Maybe ask your doctor about Chantix it works good for stopping smoking not sure about Copp. Though. My brother in law stopped after, over 20yrs.
Stacy

 

[No_Regerts]

No your not! Just keep trying!!
Maybe ask your doctor about Chantix it works good for stopping smoking not sure about Copp. Though. My brother in law stopped after, over 20yrs.
Stacy

I tried some nicotene gum once and I swear it was stronger than my chew. What is weird is that I normally wont chew at home, at all. I work 3 to 4 12-hour shifts per week and thats when I really want a chew.

 

[Member 5605]

You can do it.

If I quit meth 13 years ago you can quit the can.

 

[edslhead]

I had the brilliant idea to start chew so I could stop smoking. It worked but it was VERY hard to stop chew.I still could go for a pinch. Will power

 

[No_Regerts]

I wonder if I should at least finish this can? Its the last can I got. I just opened it and its nice and moist.

 

[Joe13]

Switch to those new vape pens they have.

After you kick the chew, start watching yourself in the mirror while vaping and pretend your surrounded by hipster friends - that should stop you cold

 

[Aaron Todd]

I quit a month ago or so... I found that the fake chew really helps. I use smokey mountian wintergreen and it's okay, just okay- not like the real thing but sure does help.

 

[Medic!]

no comment... or "I ain't a quitter"

I hear tell a cancer scare works well though.

Nope. My cancer didn't detour me one bit.

Besides it's part of my ''Daily carry''. I plan to spit in there eye!

 

[No_Regerts]

Nope. My cancer didn't detour me one bit.

Besides it's part of my ''Daily carry''. I plan to spit in there eye!

Man, we are cut from the same cloth! Switch all the leather to nylon and shrink the glock down one size (or up one size) and youd have me in a nutshell.

 

[Stinkerbelle]

It's easy to quit, I've done it dozens times. Heck, I quit yesterday and I think I'll quit again tomorrow.....or maybe Thursday.....

Honestly, the thing that kills me is the money. When I think about all the cash I've paid those pushers over the years it grinds my t*ts off......but it's ultimately my fault for starting and not having the strength to quit.....for good.....

 

[The B]

Quitting Copenhagen was the toughest thing mentally I've ever done in my life.

 

[flybynyt]

I was thinking of quitting until my daughter that's in the Army in Kansas started to send me rolls at $2 bucks a can. My wife and I travel a lot and it seems like Washington and Oregon are the most expensive. Even California is less that $3 a can.

 

[DuneHopper]

True story, Father in law 4 years ago went to the dentist there was a small 1/32 inch dot on his gum line that was sore. They took a biopsy, in less then two weeks he was at stage 1. They scheduled him for surgery retested him 3 weeks later he was at Stage 2-3 . In that short time he went from a dot on his gum to having 4 inches of bone now being removed from his face being grafted with a leg bone then skin in his mouth for the gum had to be taken from his buttocks. By the time he healed the cancer was gone 6 month later however the bone a year later never fully grafted due to his smoking the tissue were damaged badly. Flash forward 4 years he now has no teeth and no bone structure to hold dentures. The bones are so brittle they did a second surgery last winter and it also failed. He was a handsome man and now looks like a 90 year old man at 61. He cant walk well due to both legs having bones removed, he had to sell his motorcycles . He once weighed 185lbs now weight in at 105 Looks like a german detention camp refuge. A shell of himself in just four years. I try and tell this story when I hear about people having difficulty quitting chew/cigs. Trust me its much more difficult if you don't quit. Of course if one doesn't mind eating oatmeal the rest of their lives, and losing half ones face well then live it up.

This stuff is not a might get cancer, its just a matter of when you will get it, if one doesn't stop now they will get it, there is no might about it.

( By the way my sons wife has a girlfriend that got cancer at 22 from smoking, don't think for a minute time is on your side )

 

[The B]

I was thinking of quitting until my daughter that's in the Army in Kansas started to send me rolls at $2 bucks a can. My wife and I travel a lot and it seems like Washington and Oregon are the most expensive. Even California is less that $3 a can.

I bought a can in Yreka California for $6 about 10 years ago... cheapest I could find in town.

 

[No_Regerts]

True story, Father in law 4 years ago went to the dentist there was a small 1/32 inch dot on his gum line that was sore. They took a biopsy, in less then two weeks he was at stage 1. They scheduled him for surgery retested him 3 weeks later he was at Stage 2-3 . In that short time he went from a dot on his gum to having 4 inches of bone now being removed from his face being grafted with a leg bone then skin in his mouth for the gum had to be taken from his buttocks. By the time he healed the cancer was gone 6 month later however the bone a year later never fully grafted due to his smoking the tissue were damaged badly. Flash forward 4 years he now has no teeth and no bone structure to hold dentures. The bones are so brittle they did a second surgery last winter and it also failed. He was a handsome man and now looks like a 90 year old man at 61. He cant walk well due to both legs having bones removed, he had to sell his motorcycles . He once weighed 185lbs now weight in at 105 Looks like a german detention camp refuge. A shell of himself in just four years. I try and tell this story when I hear about people having difficulty quitting chew/cigs. Trust me its much more difficult if you don't quit. Of course if one doesn't mind eating oatmeal the rest of their lives, and losing half ones face well then live it up.

This stuff is not a might get cancer, its just a matter of when you will get it, if one doesn't stop now they will get it, there is no might about it.

( By the way my sons wife has a girlfriend that got cancer at 22 from smoking, don't think for a minute time is on your side )

I could stand to lose a couple pounds.....