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Title: New Member
Post by: LWalk304 on November 22, 2011, 09:15:00 PM
Hey everyone. First off I'd like to say thanks for letting me be part of this forum and website. My name is Lucas and I am a 19 year old sophomore at West Virginia University. I dipped for the past 2 1/2 years of my life, about a can a day. I know it doesn't compare to those who have done it for 20 and 30+ years, but I figured out it's better to just go ahead and kick the habit. I'm up for any advice from anyone following the same goal as me. I'm currently on day 5 and the herbal snuff is working wonders on me. Anyway, thanks again for letting me be a part of the group. I'm looking forward to meeting a bunch of brothers on here.

Cheers,

Lucas
Title: Re: New Member
Post by: dippshit on November 22, 2011, 09:47:00 PM
Lucas, you posted roll, started your intro thread, welcome aboard brother! I quit with you today. Remember that posting roll is your daily promise to yourself and us, respect the shit outta that, repeat every morning, use the boards and chatroom, and freedom from the nic bitch is right around the corner. PM me if you need anything, exchange phone numbers with a few of your quit brothers, and drink the koolaid. Stay strong. Stay quit.
Title: Re: New Member
Post by: Mr Nice Guy on November 22, 2011, 11:42:00 PM
See ya on Feb '12 roll call bro
Title: Re: New Member
Post by: wo1miles on November 23, 2011, 01:08:00 AM
Good Decision, Luke. You are embarking on the most difficult and rewarding journey of your life. It doesn't matter that you've been an addict for 2 years or 50...when the nic bitch takes hold, she's hard to shake off.

Use all of the resources available on this site. Get numbers from others in your quit group or their supporters. Go into chat, vent, rage against the machine, anything to keep the turd out of your mouth. You WILL NOT regret the decision to quit. Post roll, be accountable, and reach out for help before the urge becomes unbearable.

I quit with you today, my friend.
Title: Re: New Member
Post by: LWalk304 on November 23, 2011, 02:01:00 AM
It's the night of my 5th day without dip. I look at the clock and its 1:45 AM. I would usually be found with a plug in my lip, but not tonight. And then the biggest mind fuck yet hits me. That 70's Show comes on, and theres nothing better than throwing a lip in to my favorite TV series. My mind is telling me to just drive down to the 7-11 that's 2 minutes down the road, but I know better. I'll find a way through this. Then a commercial break comes on and it's a St. Jude's Ad for donations to help kids with cancer. I stop and think for a second. There are people in this world that are diagnosed with cancer, fighting for their lives just to live another day. They did nothing to deserve this...it wasn't there choice...And here I am fighting to throw another plug of cancer in my lip. It was a sad moment to see myself wanting so badly to go back to that habit and take a chance at ruining my good health. Life's too precious to waste on a small high and bit of satisfaction from that little piece of shit I want to throw in my mouth. There's too many other things that can make me happy in life. That commercial alone made me think enough to fight through that crave...And now everytime I'm dying for a dip, I'll remember that commercial and the fact that I am healthy and have a choice to continue living healthy for as long as I can.

I will win this battle against the nicotine bitch, one day at a time.
Title: Re: New Member
Post by: LWalk304 on November 23, 2011, 02:03:00 AM
Quote from: Mr
See ya on Feb '12 roll call bro
Can't wait for it bud
Title: Re: New Member
Post by: LWalk304 on November 23, 2011, 02:04:00 AM
Quote from: wo1miles
Good Decision, Luke. You are embarking on the most difficult and rewarding journey of your life. It doesn't matter that you've been an addict for 2 years or 50...when the nic bitch takes hold, she's hard to shake off.

Use all of the resources available on this site. Get numbers from others in your quit group or their supporters. Go into chat, vent, rage against the machine, anything to keep the turd out of your mouth. You WILL NOT regret the decision to quit. Post roll, be accountable, and reach out for help before the urge becomes unbearable.

I quit with you today, my friend.
Thanks for the words friend, the support really helps me with my quit.

Keep on quittin
Title: Re: New Member
Post by: hawkins on November 23, 2011, 02:55:00 AM
Quote from: LWalk304
Hey everyone. First off I'd like to say thanks for letting me be part of this forum and website. My name is Lucas and I am a 19 year old sophomore at West Virginia University. I dipped for the past 2 1/2 years of my life, about a can a day. I know it doesn't compare to those who have done it for 20 and 30+ years, but I figured out it's better to just go ahead and kick the habit. I'm up for any advice from anyone following the same goal as me. I'm currently on day 5 and the herbal snuff is working wonders on me. Anyway, thanks again for letting me be a part of the group. I'm looking forward to meeting a bunch of brothers on here.

Cheers,

Lucas
You have about the same story as me. I'm 19 and a sophomore at Tennessee. Dipped about 2 1/2 years. It's hard no matter what, but you can do it!
Title: Re: New Member
Post by: AtomicDiesel on November 23, 2011, 06:02:00 AM
Well neighbor, if dippshit says you're okay, then you're okay. I'm quitting with you too. I've got 30 years of experience with the hell bitch, so if I can get through the funk and the fog, so can you. See you in Feb!
Title: Re: New Member
Post by: dippshit on November 23, 2011, 07:36:00 AM
Quote from: LWalk304
It's the night of my 5th day without dip. I look at the clock and its 1:45 AM. I would usually be found with a plug in my lip, but not tonight. And then the biggest mind fuck yet hits me. That 70's Show comes on, and theres nothing better than throwing a lip in to my favorite TV series. My mind is telling me to just drive down to the 7-11 that's 2 minutes down the road, but I know better. I'll find a way through this. Then a commercial break comes on and it's a St. Jude's Ad for donations to help kids with cancer. I stop and think for a second. There are people in this world that are diagnosed with cancer, fighting for their lives just to live another day. They did nothing to deserve this...it wasn't there choice...And here I am fighting to throw another plug of cancer in my lip. It was a sad moment to see myself wanting so badly to go back to that habit and take a chance at ruining my good health. Life's too precious to waste on a small high and bit of satisfaction from that little piece of shit I want to throw in my mouth. There's too many other things that can make me happy in life. That commercial alone made me think enough to fight through that crave...And now everytime I'm dying for a dip, I'll remember that commercial and the fact that I am healthy and have a choice to continue living healthy for as long as I can.

I will win this battle against the nicotine bitch, one day at a time.
remember these. write them down in this thread like your doing, make this your ghey quit diary, and come back and read it when things get rough, because although it gets easier every day, I guarantee you will see rough days. And I know your in college man, but I am in California and posted roll before you brother, cmon, its like noon in WV right now.
Title: Re: New Member
Post by: syndrome on November 23, 2011, 07:54:00 AM
Quote from: LWalk304
It's the night of my 5th day without dip. I look at the clock and its 1:45 AM. I would usually be found with a plug in my lip, but not tonight. And then the biggest mind fuck yet hits me. That 70's Show comes on, and theres nothing better than throwing a lip in to my favorite TV series. My mind is telling me to just drive down to the 7-11 that's 2 minutes down the road, but I know better. I'll find a way through this. Then a commercial break comes on and it's a St. Jude's Ad for donations to help kids with cancer. I stop and think for a second. There are people in this world that are diagnosed with cancer, fighting for their lives just to live another day. They did nothing to deserve this...it wasn't there choice...And here I am fighting to throw another plug of cancer in my lip. It was a sad moment to see myself wanting so badly to go back to that habit and take a chance at ruining my good health. Life's too precious to waste on a small high and bit of satisfaction from that little piece of shit I want to throw in my mouth. There's too many other things that can make me happy in life. That commercial alone made me think enough to fight through that crave...And now everytime I'm dying for a dip, I'll remember that commercial and the fact that I am healthy and have a choice to continue living healthy for as long as I can.

I will win this battle against the nicotine bitch, one day at a time.
see that part what i bolded? you gotta get this thru your head man. it aint a habit. bitin your nails is a habit. this heres a adictshun. when you under stand that then you start to under stand what kind a fite your in for. habits can be broke. adictshuns are for ever. this fite will be part a your life for as long as you live. there isnt a 'just one' for what ever reeson.
Title: Re: New Member
Post by: dippshit on November 23, 2011, 07:56:00 AM
Quote from: Syndrome
Quote from: LWalk304
It's the night of my 5th day without dip.  I look at the clock and its 1:45 AM.  I would usually be found with a plug in my lip, but not tonight.  And then the biggest mind fuck yet hits me.  That 70's Show comes on, and theres nothing better than throwing a lip in to my favorite TV series.  My mind is telling me to just drive down to the 7-11 that's 2 minutes down the road, but I know better.  I'll find a way through this.  Then a commercial break comes on and it's a St. Jude's Ad for donations to help kids with cancer.  I stop and think for a second.  There are people in this world that are diagnosed with cancer, fighting for their lives just to live another day.  They did nothing to deserve this...it wasn't there choice...And here I am fighting to throw another plug of cancer in my lip.  It was a sad moment to see myself wanting so badly to go back to that habit and take a chance at ruining my good health.  Life's too precious to waste on a small high and bit of satisfaction from that little piece of shit I want to throw in my mouth.  There's too many other things that can make me happy in life.  That commercial alone made me think enough to fight through that crave...And now everytime I'm dying for a dip, I'll remember that commercial and the fact that I am healthy and have a choice to continue living healthy for as long as I can.

I will win this battle against the nicotine bitch, one day at a time.
see that part what i bolded? you gotta get this thru your head man. it aint a habit. bitin your nails is a habit. this heres a adictshun. when you under stand that then you start to under stand what kind a fite your in for. habits can be broke. adictshuns are for ever. this fite will be part a your life for as long as you live. there isnt a 'just one' for what ever reeson.
the bald asian guy is very wise.
Title: Re: New Member
Post by: tazmed on November 23, 2011, 09:34:00 AM
Quote from: dippshit
Quote from: Syndrome
Quote from: LWalk304
It's the night of my 5th day without dip.  I look at the clock and its 1:45 AM.  I would usually be found with a plug in my lip, but not tonight.  And then the biggest mind fuck yet hits me.  That 70's Show comes on, and theres nothing better than throwing a lip in to my favorite TV series.  My mind is telling me to just drive down to the 7-11 that's 2 minutes down the road, but I know better.  I'll find a way through this.  Then a commercial break comes on and it's a St. Jude's Ad for donations to help kids with cancer.  I stop and think for a second.  There are people in this world that are diagnosed with cancer, fighting for their lives just to live another day.  They did nothing to deserve this...it wasn't there choice...And here I am fighting to throw another plug of cancer in my lip.  It was a sad moment to see myself wanting so badly to go back to that habit and take a chance at ruining my good health.  Life's too precious to waste on a small high and bit of satisfaction from that little piece of shit I want to throw in my mouth.  There's too many other things that can make me happy in life.  That commercial alone made me think enough to fight through that crave...And now everytime I'm dying for a dip, I'll remember that commercial and the fact that I am healthy and have a choice to continue living healthy for as long as I can.

I will win this battle against the nicotine bitch, one day at a time.
see that part what i bolded? you gotta get this thru your head man. it aint a habit. bitin your nails is a habit. this heres a adictshun. when you under stand that then you start to under stand what kind a fite your in for. habits can be broke. adictshuns are for ever. this fite will be part a your life for as long as you live. there isnt a 'just one' for what ever reeson.
the bald asian guy is very wise.
The bald Asian guy has a comma, and he's here EVERY DAY...he knows that of which he speaks. Hard to interpret at times, but the man is a quit master; listen to him carefully grasshoppers... :ph43r:
Title: Re: New Member
Post by: LWalk304 on November 23, 2011, 09:50:00 AM
Quote from: tazmed
Quote from: dippshit
Quote from: Syndrome
Quote from: LWalk304
It's the night of my 5th day without dip.  I look at the clock and its 1:45 AM.  I would usually be found with a plug in my lip, but not tonight.  And then the biggest mind fuck yet hits me.  That 70's Show comes on, and theres nothing better than throwing a lip in to my favorite TV series.  My mind is telling me to just drive down to the 7-11 that's 2 minutes down the road, but I know better.  I'll find a way through this.  Then a commercial break comes on and it's a St. Jude's Ad for donations to help kids with cancer.  I stop and think for a second.  There are people in this world that are diagnosed with cancer, fighting for their lives just to live another day.  They did nothing to deserve this...it wasn't there choice...And here I am fighting to throw another plug of cancer in my lip.  It was a sad moment to see myself wanting so badly to go back to that habit and take a chance at ruining my good health.  Life's too precious to waste on a small high and bit of satisfaction from that little piece of shit I want to throw in my mouth.  There's too many other things that can make me happy in life.  That commercial alone made me think enough to fight through that crave...And now everytime I'm dying for a dip, I'll remember that commercial and the fact that I am healthy and have a choice to continue living healthy for as long as I can.

I will win this battle against the nicotine bitch, one day at a time.
see that part what i bolded? you gotta get this thru your head man. it aint a habit. bitin your nails is a habit. this heres a adictshun. when you under stand that then you start to under stand what kind a fite your in for. habits can be broke. adictshuns are for ever. this fite will be part a your life for as long as you live. there isnt a 'just one' for what ever reeson.
the bald asian guy is very wise.
The bald Asian guy has a comma, and he's here EVERY DAY...he knows that of which he speaks. Hard to interpret at times, but the man is a quit master; listen to him carefully grasshoppers... :ph43r:
Hawkins - good to hear someone with a similar story

Atomic Diesel - I'll see you there bro

dippshit - like i said in the post, i posted this at 1:45 am last night. I didn't post roll call because I don't consider it to be the next day until I wake up the next morning, which was about 15 minutes ago...And I've already posted roll call. Even if its 1:00 pm and I haven't posted doesn't mean I'm bullshitting you, it just means I'm in college and most days I don't have school I usually sleep until 1

Syndrome - understood. ready to rid of the addiction, not the habit
Title: Re: New Member
Post by: dippshit on November 23, 2011, 09:57:00 AM
Quote from: LWalk304
dippshit - like i said in the post, i posted this at 1:45 am last night.  I didn't post roll call because I don't consider it to be the next day until I wake up the next morning, which was about 15 minutes ago...And I've already posted roll call.  Even if its 1:00 pm and I haven't posted doesn't mean I'm bullshitting you, it just means I'm in college and most days I don't have school I usually sleep until 1
I was breaking your balls man.. its all good.
Title: Re: New Member
Post by: LWalk304 on November 23, 2011, 10:08:00 AM
Quote from: dippshit
Quote from: LWalk304
dippshit - like i said in the post, i posted this at 1:45 am last night.  I didn't post roll call because I don't consider it to be the next day until I wake up the next morning, which was about 15 minutes ago...And I've already posted roll call.  Even if its 1:00 pm and I haven't posted doesn't mean I'm bullshitting you, it just means I'm in college and most days I don't have school I usually sleep until 1
I was breaking your balls man.. its all good.
haha my bad brother im havin a little trouble with taking everything a little too seriously at the moment 'bang head'
Title: Re: New Member
Post by: dippshit on November 23, 2011, 10:13:00 AM
Quote from: LWalk304
Quote from: dippshit
Quote from: LWalk304
dippshit - like i said in the post, i posted this at 1:45 am last night.  I didn't post roll call because I don't consider it to be the next day until I wake up the next morning, which was about 15 minutes ago...And I've already posted roll call.  Even if its 1:00 pm and I haven't posted doesn't mean I'm bullshitting you, it just means I'm in college and most days I don't have school I usually sleep until 1
I was breaking your balls man.. its all good.
haha my bad brother im havin a little trouble with taking everything a little too seriously at the moment 'bang head'
No worries, we all know what your going thru. Dont let that deter you in your quit. Stay strong. Stay on the Boards. Stay quit.