Same here.

Now figure out about how much money that had to of been.

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6 years of half a pack a day.

Rough estimate 22K.

Bout 4-7, depending.

I started smoking cigarettes in the Army... smoked 10-15 cigs a day for about 5 years... so about 22,000 cigs. I quit in 1997, when I realized it was a ****ing stupid, idiotic ****ing gross ass, wasteful habit.

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...even thought I'm 28, my Mom would slap the shit out of me if I did.

I think I've probably smoked 30 Dunhill cigarettes in my life but they're exactly like cigars. I've bought two packs which I then shared and I split a pack my bro bought long ago. I'm probably not who the thread was targeting.

47,483 cigarettes or 2374 packs smoked in 13 years. I am 28 now. I was at a pack a day before quitting but I figured the first couple of years, when I was smoking at 15, I wasn't smoking nearly a half a pack. That's a rough estimate. Glad to be off them before 30 though.

Zip, nada, zilch, naught, aught, goose egg, or as they say in tennis, Love, baby!

Don't need the calculator to say that it's been way too many. Been a year and a half without one, which is nice.

Hard for me to estimate. I smoked off and on for a few years... I've always been one of those guys that could stop at will and never really had a problem doing it. Never stopped because I wanted to "quit" but because I was tired of it for the time being. So throughout college and some after, I'd smoke moderately for anywhere from 3 to 6 months, then quit for another 3 to 6 months until I wanted to smoke again. About 10 years ago, I all but quit to help my wife quit. Only smoked once in a blue moon. About 5 years ago I started having serious issues with allergies and asthma and stopped altogether.

Dunhills are very nice. I bought a bunch of those, but my particular poison throughout college was Djarum Unfiltered cloves. They don't even import them into the U.S. anymore, but damn they were good! And cigars. I smoked a bunch of cigars.