When a person quits smoking, what is the usual time span between the last cigarette and the killing spree?

The killing spree rarely takes place, since the telltale signs of the would-be non-smoker (the glazed, hate-filled eyes, the monomaniacal muttering, the zombified gait, the biting of well-wishers and ex-smokers who assure you that they quit by just stopping and they don't see why you're making such a fuss, the loss of short-term memory, the pounding on the walls and tearing the bark off trees, etc..) provide more than sufficient warning so that spouses, children, small animals and passersby give you a wide berth.

Please note that isolated incidents of disembowelment of door-to-door solicitors, evangelists, and parties offering free estimates for indoor carpeting cannot often be avoided, nt that it's that big a deal.

My dads stopped for like 2 months now[:

hes not gonna go on any killing spree.

Days 3-5 are the worst, it will start to get better soon. And the anger will lift in a few days.