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Slowhand · October 23rd, 2007, 09:04 PM

I quit smoking in 1971, a pack was only 50¢ back then and I smoked a pack a day. I'm still active and play volleyball in the summer and wallyball in the winter every week. Half the people I play against are older than me and none of us smoke. When I look at the people that I know that are my age that still smoke, most of them are couch potatoes. I'm very grateful that I quit and know that if I hadn't I wouldn't be able to enjoy the lifestyle that I've grown accustomed to. Looking around me I realize that smoking really does make you grow old before your time.

October 23rd, 2007, 09:04 PM	#6
Slowhand User Information: Status: Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Detroit area Forum Activity: Reputation: Score: 10	I quit smoking in 1971, a pack was only 50¢ back then and I smoked a pack a day. I'm still active and play volleyball in the summer and wallyball in the winter every week. Half the people I play against are older than me and none of us smoke. When I look at the people that I know that are my age that still smoke, most of them are couch potatoes. I'm very grateful that I quit and know that if I hadn't I wouldn't be able to enjoy the lifestyle that I've grown accustomed to. Looking around me I realize that smoking really does make you grow old before your time.
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