>My friend had an interesting question today: “How long does Nicotine stay in your system?” Apparently her father decided to get life insurance, which involves her getting a full test for nicotine and various other substances. (I’m guessing he’s suspicious) I feel bad for the poor girl, she’ll probably fail quite a few of the tests, especially nicotine. It wouldn’t be the end of the world, I mean her mom knows she smokes, but she’s been lying about things like that all her life so far — keeping it a secret, mainly just from her father. Who knows what’s going to happen, there’s a potential threat of losing her new car… that would suck. I wish her the best of luck, and am looking up the Nicotine question as her computer got MSBlast-ed. HA.

I told her I can fix it for her – even if she doesn’t have a legit version… it should still go to windows update. You can’t get the SP1 Fix unless you’re legit, but they still allow you to download the security updates. Before you can do that though, you have to disable MSBlast – but that shouldn’t be an issue.

*update*: Pack a Day or less and the nicotine is out of your system in 24 hours, if you smoke a lot give it an extra day to be safe (easy for me to say as a non-smoker).

If anyone has a web link – I’d appreciate it. I wasn’t able to find anything @ WebMD or Surgeongeneral.gov