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#1577 Jan 21 2010 at 12:17 PM Rating: Good
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I'll disagree on nicotine being delicious.
I've tried smoking but it just didn't do anything for me, at all.
#1578 Jan 21 2010 at 12:21 PM Rating: Good
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And derailing this thread now, gogo Misfits!
#1579 Jan 21 2010 at 12:35 PM Rating: Excellent
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I'd post the thumbs up smiley if I could. :D

Couldn't help but wonder though, is it really possible to derail a thread about nothing?
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#1580 Jan 21 2010 at 12:39 PM Rating: Good
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Taking it in a different direction then.


Also, a Smiley: thumbsup because you can't (get premium slacker! :P)
#1581 Jan 21 2010 at 1:12 PM Rating: Good
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Today, I`m afraid. As hell. After 1 month banging my head on the keyboard at work, cause nothing was going as it should, somehow, as a freaking miracle, everything started to work. Everybody is giving the right answers, everything checks with the database, no bugs, no code errors, no nothing.
Im afraid to woke up any minute. Or, worse, to meet karma around the corner. I bet my house is, right now, in flames. Its the only way for this to be possible.
#1582 Jan 21 2010 at 1:31 PM Rating: Excellent
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I keep flirting with it, but haven't been able to convince myself to pay for something I get for free. :p

Also thanks to that video and some free time, I'm now painfully aware of the fact I've listened to almost nothing but country music for the last 6 years...

Bored druid is bored.

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Better put some bugs back in quick! Don't want to write yourself out of a job! ;-)
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#1583 Jan 21 2010 at 1:57 PM Rating: Good
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Well, it turns out I'm going on a mini no-smoking trip from this afternoon till Saturday as I'll be camping out at the ex's for a few days. The limited internet means WoW is not a serious option but I do have stuff I should be doing anyway. The no-smoking aspect will be rough but maybe I can extend it after I return home.

As for driving... I haven't had a license since 99 or so. Which was a ***** when I lived on the mainland but out here they have a great bus system so I barely notice it at all. Even though I live in the country. I have most of the paper work needed to get it cleared but since I would need to get extra insurance for it to happen I am holding off as I wont be buying a car anytime soon anyway.

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#1584 Jan 21 2010 at 2:00 PM Rating: Good
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Bought a pack of smokes on the way to school, go me.

My IS teacher is now talking about value chains and bolts of cloth. Yes, he is a wow player. I got the joke!
#1585 Jan 21 2010 at 2:39 PM Rating: Good
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(get premium slacker! :P)


I keep flirting with it, but haven't been able to convince myself to pay for something I get for free. :p

Also thanks to that video and some free time, I'm now painfully aware of the fact I've listened to almost nothing but country music for the last 6 years...

Bored druid is bored.
Johnny Cash!
Seriously awesome music.


Also, avatars and smilies and supporting Zam are worth getting premium.
Or more like I won a year of free premium and then not having it is annoying enough that I paid for a new year. :P
#1586 Jan 21 2010 at 3:35 PM Rating: Good
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Just incase a couple of you care. I decide to come back and try WoW, again. I'm downloading the game, and on hold with Blizzard for the past 30 minutes waiting to find out which e-mail address I used for the battle.net account. It's definitely been awhile.

Any suggestions on US servers?

ETA: For those of you who don't know, I play a rogue. I just come to the druid board because I used to play a druid, and this thread is the awesome.

Edited, Jan 21st 2010 3:45pm by Feyras
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#1587 Jan 21 2010 at 4:04 PM Rating: Good
As your friendly neighbourhood Druid Pharmacist I can tell you that there is a new (in Australia anyway) tablet out for quitting smoking which I have had a lot of good feedback on from my customers. Here it is called Champix and the medication in it is called Varenicline. Just throwing it out there :)


Also, talking about cars - less than 4 months till my RS6 arrives!!! Such a long time to wait :(


#1588 Jan 21 2010 at 4:28 PM Rating: Good
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ArexLovesPie of Future Fabulous! wrote:
Bought a pack of smokes on the way to school, go me.


You're not ready to quit yet. Give it some time.

His Excellency Aethien wrote:
I'll disagree on nicotine being delicious.
I've tried smoking but it just didn't do anything for me, at all


Like beer, wine and olives, tobacco is an acquired taste. You need a certain amount of exposure and then it becomes the most wonderful thing in the world, next to beer and coffee. Seriously can't imagine an early morning without coffee and a smoke.
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#1589 Jan 21 2010 at 5:23 PM Rating: Good
Friar RareBeast wrote:
As your friendly neighbourhood Druid Pharmacist I can tell you that there is a new (in Australia anyway) tablet out for quitting smoking which I have had a lot of good feedback on from my customers. Here it is called Champix and the medication in it is called Varenicline. Just throwing it out there :)


I could get Champix for free here, but when I first got my inhaler, I couldn't. It was about €100 for a small pack, or something insane like that.
That being said, I wouldn't want to risk taking it with my history. I mean, just the normal nicotine detox without the side effects of that stuff is leaving my in a half psychotic state of mind and I'm pretty sure if Aeth wasn't there for me with his incredibly calming personality at least a bit of the time, I'd have started taking antipsychotics this morning.
I haven't needed any medication in a long time but I really feel close to needing some now. I get epileptic seizures when I'm too stressed out and upset. I'm still far enough away from one to justify not taking any meds but as I said, I think Aeth has done quite a bit to help me with that. He's pretty much the only person who doesn't annoy the **** out of me right now.

So, thank you Aethien for being there when I need a quiet, calming person around. :)


As for premium, seeing how this whole quitting smoking endeavour is partly because I'm completely skint, I can't afford anything at the moment but I'll get it again as soon as finances allow. After I've bought Wrath of the Lich King, lol. I will do that next week, though. Hopefully I'll get some money from Germany soon.


And I still haven't e-mailed my brother about his new offspring.
#1590 Jan 22 2010 at 4:47 AM Rating: Good
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Edit: forgot to add this, Smiley: blush <3


Mazra wrote:
Like beer, wine and olives, tobacco is an acquired taste. You need a certain amount of exposure and then it becomes the most wonderful thing in the world, next to beer and coffee. Seriously can't imagine an early morning without coffee and a smoke.
See, I don't really like beer aside from concerts and I'm no fan of wine or olives either.
It also doesn't help that a pack of cigs is €4.50 or so, and a CD is €10-20.
I'd much rather buy a CD than 2-4 packs of cigs.

Also, morning means tea and the newspaper, and een beschuitje met hagelslag
Coffee if I've slept too little.

Edited, Jan 22nd 2010 11:56am by Aethien
#1591 Jan 22 2010 at 6:02 AM Rating: Good
I used to love beer when I was a teenager. I stopped drinking when I met my wife (I was already trying to kick that habit since it cost me a lot back then). These days I drink in moderation, but can't stand the taste of most beers- I prefer ciders now, or mixed beverages like Twisted Teas, Mike's Hard Lemonade or mojitos. As for smoking, when you smoke you love the feel, the smoky flavour - but as someone who gave it up, I think it smells worse to a reformed / recovered smoker than it does to someone who never smoked at all (kind of like how born-again Christians are so annoyingly pushy about it).

When the three smokers come back into the office from a break, they always drag in that dead-burning-cat stench with them, and I fricking hate that when it's a small office.

Oh, and Mum is from Liverpool, so I was practically weaned on tea. To me, tea is for any time of day, but I've come to regard my morning coffee as the nectar of the Gods. Without it, I would not function. English breakfast after lunch, Earl Grey in the evenings, ginger or mint tea when I'm not feeling well, chamomile or decaf Earl Grey before bed.

Edited, Jan 22nd 2010 8:14am by Wondroustremor
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#1592 Jan 22 2010 at 9:08 AM Rating: Good
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Dat is wel dekadentisch :P
En ik denk beschuitjes zou nu beter voor m'n magen zijn dan engels voedsel.

I am a bit better today, at least mentally. I want to know what's up with my stomach. It kept hurting on and off all through the night and morning. I just ate a little cake, and it doesn't seem to have done any harm but it made me hungry and I think my stomach can't handle much food yet.


As for tea and stuff, white tea is the only drink we have here right now that doesn't upset my stomach even more but it isn't decaf which means it makes my mind go odd again. I told RJ to go and get some camomille and/or peppermint tea because I really need it right now. I hope I didn't somehow get a proper gastritis because that went on for months the last time I had it.


And for beer, I think it is amazing how many brilliant ales you can get in England. In Germany, there are maybe 3 or 4 beer brands I drink at all. Here, I have a fairly long list of ones I love and it just keeps getting longer!



Now to find some food that isn't going to hurt too much.
#1593 Jan 22 2010 at 9:43 AM Rating: Good
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I don't eat solid food until around 1 or 2 PM these days. I'm such a nocturnal I just need to get as much sleep as possible before the clock pulls me out of my dreams. I'm not the kind of guy who gets up at 5 AM, takes a shower, eats a solid breakfast, does homeworks and watches some television before leaving for work/school. I'm the kind of guy who sets his alarm to 10 minutes before he has to be out of the door.

Anyway, coffee and cigarettes for breakfast, thin air and another cigarette for lunch and then a solid second lunch when I get home. Late dinner, sometimes bordering to midnight snacks.

Yeah, I'll probably die as a 32-year-old. Been a good run, though.

Edited, Jan 22nd 2010 4:53pm by Mazra
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#1594 Jan 22 2010 at 11:03 AM Rating: Good
If I do get up early, my stomach can't handle anything but a cigarette early in the morning anyway.
Lucky for me college starts at 8:50 so I can usually eat an apple or a cereal bar before lessons start. This might become harder when not smoking.

I've had to train myself to eat more than one meal a day. It's really weird. On a normal college day, my calorie intake is under 1200kcal, on days off it's hard for me to get above 500kcal, and even if I have lost some weight, I should be underweight by now which I am not.
I've even had to integrate crisps (or chips for you guys) into my diet because I didn't take in enough sodium and the 100kcal a pack of crisps has can't hurt me, either.

This will probably change now that I don't smoke, at least a bit, which is good and bad at the same time. Rapid weight loss was fun, sort of.


Note: This unintentional diet is nowhere near as extreme as what I was up to in my teenage years, haha. I've done anything from the "one grapefruit and two kiwis a day" diet (and that MEANS one grapefruit, two kiwis, nothing else) to 6 steaks and 3 bars of chocolate a day. My lifestyle is really healthy now, in comparison.


Also, WTF, even the intake of vegetable stock hurts as hell.
#1595 Jan 22 2010 at 11:26 AM Rating: Good
If even liquids hurt I'd get it checked out. Sounds an awful lot like a stomach ulcer, friend of mine had one like that but caught it early enough that it was treatable with over-the-counter stuff and without heavy dietary restrictions or repeat visits.

Edited, Jan 22nd 2010 12:37pm by Norellicus
#1596 Jan 22 2010 at 11:31 AM Rating: Good
I've had gastritis that hurt more than this 4 years ago. If it isn't gone by Monday, I'll go see a doctor anyway. I don't think any are open on the weekends and the A&E has already given me grief because I don't know my NHS# yet.
#1597 Jan 22 2010 at 11:46 AM Rating: Good
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Gastritis, what the heck is that? Sounds like a stomach ulcer gone bad from what I've read in the dictionary.

Rapid weight loss does indeed sound fun. Unfortunately I was born with one of those bodies that doesn't change - at all. Whether I stop eating, eat too much or go bodybuilding, I still look the same. Hence why I've had to train myself into the charming personality that I am today. Smiley: sly

No, seriously, it sucks. I did some serious workout for a year and nothing happened. Now, barely a year later, living off of cigarettes and coffee, I still look the same.

I think my metabolism died somewhere in high school.
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#1598 Jan 22 2010 at 11:47 AM Rating: Good
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Kalivha wrote:
His Excellency Aethien wrote:
Dat is wel decadent. :P
En ik denk dat beschuitjes nu beter zouden zijn voor m'n maag dan engels voedsel.
fixed.

And beschuit is easily digestible yeah, perfect food for if you're sick.
It's also not particularly decadent/luxureous, pretty common even for a lot of people, idem dito for hagelslag.
#1599 Jan 22 2010 at 12:28 PM Rating: Good
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Posting this from the Hunter forum because it's epic enough:

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I wouldn't know, I'm a druid now.


Someone pass that guy a beer!
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#1601 Jan 22 2010 at 12:42 PM Rating: Good
I don't know, the combination doesn't sound what I'd allow myself every morning.

As for my metabolism, it's kind of meh. I've basically been on this crazy diet for 4 months at least, and while I did lose 5 kilos in one fortnight in late November/early December, I should be down to 55kg or so by now. No logic there. I've also had times where I ate 5+ large bags of crisps a day, drank only coke and still lost weight. When I work out, I injure myself very easily. I think I shouldn't risk accidentally doing this after not stretching for years, haha.

And gastritis just literally means an inflamed stomach. It's much less dramatic than a stomach ulcer but hurts nearly as much, and can develop into one if untreated.


Aeth, are we gonna play tonight? :(
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