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Ever have a candy cigarette?

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Like me some candy cigs but that's about it, I've found they don't leave nearly as bad a lingering smell afterwards as the real things do.

The whole study seems a bit silly...

On a more serious note, I am currently on my 2nd month smoke free.

I had quit smoking once before some 5 years ago and for some stupid reason picked up one after around 1 year of not smoking :irked: . I was hospitalized around 2 months ago and did not start back up after 4 days in the hospital without them. Wish me luck and determination / will power everyone. Thanks in advance. :thumb:

 

I do like those candy ciggs though but haven't seen any around here for a while.. LOL

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Keep up the fight Oldrambler.:dancingpa

I love the candy cigarettes. I also used to pretend that pretzel sticks were cigarettes when I was kid. Neither made me pick up the nasty habit.

I sell Candy for a living, and I have done this for now over 20 years. The World Company LLC changed the name of Candy Cigarettes to Candy Sticks some time ago, and they do not come close to selling now like they used to. I also sold Big League Chew (Like Chewing Tobacco), and It's a Girl/Boy Bubblegum Cigars. I have had these products in my home every since my children have been born, and as of right now none of them smoke (20,18,17,&14 years old). I think having parents that smoke around their kids has a greater effect than candy does.

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