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No Nic November 

No nic(otine) november is a parody stemming from the popular "No nut november" in which teenage boys and girls who are addicted to vaping must not touch the addictive substance, nicotine, for the entire month of November.
Student A: Dude how are you doing in No Nic November ?
Student B: Dude it's November third and I'm already feeling the jitters.

A: what? I'm doing just fine tho.
B: yeah no shit cuz u a bitch and don't vape.
No Nic November by asilg October 31, 2018
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No nic November 

In the month of november you can’t smoke
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No Nic November 

No-Nicotine-November

For those who like beating their meat, an alternative form of abstinence

It entails no vaping but or smoking or dipping. Basically, no nicotine is to go in your system.
Jack: Yo, you doing NNN (no-nut-November)

Peter: Nah, I’m doing No Nic November, it’s better for you.
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