Update: Ok well I ordered and recieved the electronic cigarette and as promised I am reporting back, I ordered a Veppo disposable cigarette, it is a lot cheaper than a permanent type and if it is a close representation of a permanent model,I would advise you to beg off, heres why....
1. The weight is really weird, it feels heavy and unbalanced due to the battery at the tip.
2. You need to drag very hard to get the effect your used to from a real cigarette.
3.It doesn't taste as good as a real cigarette to me.
Now it will help at times when you have to satisfy that "oral fixation" (get yer mind outta the gutter!!!)
I don't have serious cravings like before thanks to the Wellbutrin,but any habit is hard to overcome so I guess from time to time until I am completely over it, I will use it to "settle" down.
But it does look like a real cigarette and the tip glows orange when you inhale,and you will be able to inhale and exhale "smoke", (its really vapor)

P.S. You are able to order different strengths from light to very strong and regular or menthol.

I've been smoking for 27 years started in High school. I quit once for 1 month on a bet. That night my friend paid me and i started again stupid. The funny thing is when my girlfriends would tell me to quit i couldn't but i could do it on a bet. Now days its hard to quit. I just had my gums done and the dentist told me i needed to quit otherwise all that i spent (1500) will be for nothing. When i'm at work i would only smoke about 4 cig and when i get home i would finish the pack. Here where i live it cost $5 to $9. More than food. I had a friend who would roll his own and the cost was 1/10 of what i pay. Since 2007 the tax is more the the pack. I think its like $3-$5 just for tax. I think it might be time to quit.

What i have been thinking about trying is the electric cigarette.  It still lets you smoke, without the ash and associated mess.  I think the smoke is water vapor, not sure if it has nicotine in it though

  I DONT WANT TO QUIT!!! 

  i just am not an idiot 

When I've run out of ciggys, I've done the garbage too...just hoping they're not soaked from a wet tea bag!   

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Y'all know about Jake, my "husband".  Smoker.  Now, I could stand the smell and mess, maybe, but the fact that he comes out here, knowing I only have a very limited and almost exhausted income, then bitches and throws fits if I don't finance his pack of smokes.  The last two times he's been  here, I've refused, and he's left.  Before that, he'd take my bank card, or any cash on hand and come back with cigarettes, and drunk.  He always starts out so sweet-oh, let me walk to town and  buy you some groceries.  Yeah, groceries.  $10 of groceries for me, $20 of cigs and beer or vodka for him.  That got old real quick.  Thank goodness you can't buy either with the foodstamp card.  He'll call me now from San Antonio, say he's working, has $30 only, but is coming out here.  By the time he buys his bus ticket, smokes, and booze, he's got almost enough for the bus ride back to SA.  The rest he bullies out of my silver dime collection.  Cigarettes.  At least when I used to smoke I paid for my own.