She has the gum stuck to a strand of her hair.

Boomerang Gum.

This guy reminds me of cross between Bob Newhart and Art Carney ... I was riveted! *doublepromote invoking my rapt attention! [not always an easy thing to do by gum]

HAHAHAHA!! Rootin' tootin' rockin' rollin' holee roller *quality schtick by gum! Greeeeeeeaat post DAGnabit!

Another Happy Birthday greeting comin' your way nanrod! Hope it's a humdinger by gum

In my mind the solution to this problem is simple, if the information in EULA's and other similar documents is really that important and legally binding then people should be forced to read through all of them before buying anything. In this new system you can't go down to the corner store and buy a pack of gum without first reading through a small novel's worth of legalese and proving that you understand all of it.
Do that and this crap will go down in flames faster than the Hindenburg, even the corporate lawyers who dream this horseshit up will quickly get tired of it and decide this wasn't worth the trouble.

wooo ... hallelujah! *quality makes me wanna get up right now by gum

Note that in the absence of antivenom, DIC and respiratory suppression can be managed in an Intensive care setting - blood transfusions and fresh plasma for coagulation deficiencies would have been available at this time so it would have bene worth a try. I doubt that he underestimated the venom - bleeding from the gums is a clear sign of systemic coagulopathy which was not going to clear by itself and any herpetologist worth his salt would know that.

*promote Flashback ... one of the two tickets I've received in my entire existence! I'm a bad Jay by gum.

I think granny needs to cut back on her meds by gum. *drugs

For me, the primary thing was that I use vaping as a means to alleviate withdrawal and to break the routine of smoking cigarettes. Smoking was just an automatic thing I did at certain times (after a meal, after a cup of coffee, work breaks, etc.). I used to always carry a pack of cigarettes around with me, but now I leave my vaping equipment at home (unless I'm going to be gone more than eight hours or so). Really, I think getting over just the routine of pulling out a cigarette and smoking it is the biggest hurdle. It's always good to keep in mind that between emotional dependence and physical dependence on a drug, it's the emotional dependence that is by *far* the more powerful.

Granted, I could have painlessly weened myself off cigarettes in a couple weeks with vaping (or gum or whatever), but I think it's probably better to stretch it out a little longer, and the instant hit you don't get with inhalation is important. Six months was my goal, and I'm at about four now.

It's pretty great really. I can smell things again and food tastes better and generally breath easier. I quit smoking once before cold turkey, but that only lasted a year. When I finally put this down, if I do relapse (which seems much less likely), it will be back to vaping rather than smoking.

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Hokey Smokes ... that's what I call *quality *terrible by gum! [I'm a PAX gal]

Coupla good natured good ol' boys right here by gum heh heh