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Community => Introductions => Topic started by: Steakbomb18 on December 17, 2013, 12:29:00 PM
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I'm newly registered with the site, but have been reading some very inspiring stories since my second day. These stories of success have given me the strength to work through the fog and stay quit since 12/12/13. Very grateful to know there are others on the same journey as I and to those who have traveled that road or are traveling that road, I'm going to stay on that road with you.
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I'm newly registered with the site, but have been reading some very inspiring stories since my second day. These stories of success have given me the strength to work through the fog and stay quit since 12/12/13. Very grateful to know there are others on the same journey as I and to those who have traveled that road or are traveling that road, I'm going to stay on that road with you.
Steak, welcome to KTC, are you posting roll? Posting roll in our promise and it's the cost of admission here. This should be your primary focus in your quit.
The brotherhood and the desire to quit is what makes us work.
Hit the welcome center, pinkish link up top. Read up, tells you what you need to do it and why.
Glad you're here, and I can promise it's worth it. You just need to dig deep and find the testicular fortitude to do it.
I will quit with you every damn day.
KK
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I'm newly registered with the site, but have been reading some very inspiring stories since my second day. These stories of success have given me the strength to work through the fog and stay quit since 12/12/13. Very grateful to know there are others on the same journey as I and to those who have traveled that road or are traveling that road, I'm going to stay on that road with you.
Go read pre hof march 2014 and figure out how to post roll and do so. Welcome aboard buddy. Great decision. I quit with you
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I'm newly registered with the site, but have been reading some very inspiring stories since my second day. These stories of success have given me the strength to work through the fog and stay quit since 12/12/13. Very grateful to know there are others on the same journey as I and to those who have traveled that road or are traveling that road, I'm going to stay on that road with you.
Go read pre hof march 2014 and figure out how to post roll and do so. Welcome aboard buddy. Great decision. I quit with you
Roll call posted. Thanks fellas, let's do this.
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Welcome to March quitters Steakbomb!
As a newbie there are only a couple things I have figured out for sure.
1. Post roll EVERYDAY
2. Don't put any nicotine into your body that day
3. Repeat... each new day.
4. Read and Learn....There are so many long quit people still involved daily on this site. I spend a lot of time reading their introduction threads to learn from them. It is a HUGE help for me. (Knowing that it can be done and we aren't alone in doing this.)
Glad to be quit with you today. Message me if you need anything.
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I'm newly registered with the site, but have been reading some very inspiring stories since my second day. These stories of success have given me the strength to work through the fog and stay quit since 12/12/13. Very grateful to know there are others on the same journey as I and to those who have traveled that road or are traveling that road, I'm going to stay on that road with you.
I quit the same day. What ever you go through, I am too.
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Right there with you guys also....Day 5 for me, I feel yalls pain LOL
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Right there with you guys also....Day 5 for me, I feel yalls pain LOL
Hell yea brothers!!! I quit with y'all today!! And ass to mouth this nic bitch buddies!!!
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I'm newly registered with the site, but have been reading some very inspiring stories since my second day. These stories of success have given me the strength to work through the fog and stay quit since 12/12/13. Very grateful to know there are others on the same journey as I and to those who have traveled that road or are traveling that road, I'm going to stay on that road with you.
I quit the same day. What ever you go through, I am too.
Steak! Nice to meet you, I sent a P.M. regarding your post on drews intro, I'll take all the help I can get!
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Thanks to USMCray for reincarnating the Steakbomb thread and the outreach. When I first posted on this site on Day 6, I was naïve to the meaning of an introduction, and having read and posted since that day, I realize that I fell short in giving my fellow quit brothers a real introduction. So here goes.
My name is Andy, IÂ’m 38 years old, married for almost 12 years, and have 2 kids. Living the American dream as some would say. I have a good job, pharmacist by trade, but now have moved on to the managed care industry and have an office job. I started dipping in college, mostly Skoal, as Cope and Kodiak, made me dizzy and tore up my lip. I could dip Skoal longer and more frequently, and prior to my quit was pulling 2 full pinches and a refresher per lip at night (my favorite time). At work, I was a ninja dipper, using the upper because I spit less. Empty morning coffee cups made for the ultimate cover-up, most people probably thought I was drinking coffee all day. Yet despite my healthcare background, and despite having counseled many a patient on the benefits of quitting smoking/tobacco, I was the ultimate hypocrite, and continued to feed my own nicotine demon. It wasnÂ’t until this past summer when I had a check-up and had a blood pressure over 140 and cholesterol at 300 (this is despite being in relatively decent shape), that I realized I needed some major lifestyle changes. My wife had been on me for years, but the labs had me nervous. Â…So I quit the caffeine, opting for the easy road. My BP started to go down, not ideal, but better and I kept feeding the whore. Then about 5 months ago I started experiencing some throat soreness that wouldnÂ’t resolve. I saw an ENT specialist, and the exam was negative, yet I continued to experience soreness in my throat. It was this fear that lead me here. Today, I am 15 days into my quit and couldnÂ’t be happier with my decision to do so. I fight through the cravings using my dip free days as my fuel, the last thing I want to do is to start over on day 1. Whether the tobacco is related to my throat issue or not, I will not continue to let it be a factor (I have a follow-up in 2 weeks with the ENT). Thank you for allowing me to share, thank you for joining me and letting me join you on this journey. If you need anything, just shoot me a note.
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Hi Steak- thanks for the expanded intro. I can sure get behind your quit! I've done a lot of work in health policy while ninja dipping, so I can relate to some of it for sure. Sounds like you have a good start. Keep building your support and accountability network, and logging the quit one day at a time. Today's almost over- but I will be quitting with you tomorrow.
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 I fight through the cravings using my dip free days as my fuel, the last thing I want to do is to start over on day 1.
Steak,good job on this. I think remembering the pain in the beginning is one of the best tools. Staying quit through each crave is a lot easier than enduring that first day. You totally get it bro!
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The Ninja Dipper.
Today, I can proudly say that I was a Ninja Dipper and I like to think I was a master of it on most days. Conversely, I am not proud of that. There were days my master ninja dipping skills were so refined that my wife could ask me if I had a dip in my mouth, and to prove to her I did not, I would pull down my bottom lip; knowing how well I had concealed a solid pinch in my upper lip. I could have a one on one discussion with my boss discretely taking sips of coffee, when in reality I was spitting right in front of him. To the ignorant bystander, I could have a fatty in my lower right lip, nicely nestled in the atrophied pocket between my cheek and gum. I could dip in public, I could dip on plane, I could dip in front of my wife and have a full conversation. All of these typically non-ideal dipping times were in my arsenal of dipping times because I was a master ninja dipper…well,…usually. There were those occasional days when a co-worker would note the quite conspicuous “piece of food” in my teeth. They probably wondered why a black leaf was perfectly wedged between my two front incisors. There were also those miscues where I’d miss the spit hole and a brown staining drool line would land on my business casual attire. And lastly, there was the occasional spill of said spit receptacle, either onto a couch cushion, carpet or other easily stained surface. So despite my skill as a master, there were days I was merely a beginner.
You see, the Ninja Dipper is shameful, one who knows that what they put in their mouth is not socially acceptable. Although smoking has become less acceptable, people arenÂ’t disgusted by the act, yet most non-dippers are disgusted by the nasty brown spew that we spit in to transparent 20oz. coke bottles. This is why we ninja dipped; because we knew it was gross. We knew our art was pathetic. This is just one of the things in my past, that IÂ’m not proud of, despite how good at it I was most days. But today and as I continue on into the future, IÂ’m glad this is a skill that IÂ’m slowly losing my mastery of. I feel a sense of freedom that I do not have to engage in such behavior in front of those whom I love, respect, or even simply donÂ’t know just because I have an undying need to feed my shameful addiction. The mask is now off, and every damn day I will fight to keep it off.
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LMAO, when you told about showing your wife you didn't have a dip in. I did that also. Over 33 years my wife caught me about 3 times and thought most of the time I was quit but the last 2 years before I quit she knew and stopped asking. I'm so glad I don't have to always be on alert to who might sneak up on me. Another trait of my ninja dipping was eating with a big lip full. Freedom rocks!
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Last night I returned from what ended up being a 4 day business trip, my first trip since quitting. Leading up to this trip, I was experiencing cravingsÂ…cravings for the future situation (i.e. alone at the hotel with nothin to do but throw in a fat lippah). And complicating matters, my computer wasn't connecting to the internet. Well, I'm happy to say that I made it, I did not cave. Looking back at the situation I think the key reason I was able to stay strong is that no matter my situation, I was going to make sure I posted roll that day. I figured out how to do it from my phone, but I also had prepared myself with numbers knowing I had a team (worktowin, brettlees, big brother Jack) ready to post that promise for me if I couldn't figure it out.
Posting roll is the most important thing I do every day. I would argue that it's more important than telling my wife and kids that I love them because if I don't stay quit, then how much longer would I be able to say that to them every day? I f'n love posting roll every day and proclaiming my freedom from the can; and I will do everything in my power to get my name on that board for the day. After having been put in a situation where my ability to post was compromised and having taken a little extra effort to make my daily promise, I really can't see why we can't do this every day. Stay strong and stay quit my friends. AND POST ROLL EVERY DAMN DAY!
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Last night I returned from what ended up being a 4 day business trip, my first trip since quitting. Leading up to this trip, I was experiencing cravingsÂ…cravings for the future situation (i.e. alone at the hotel with nothin to do but throw in a fat lippah). And complicating matters, my computer wasn't connecting to the internet. Well, I'm happy to say that I made it, I did not cave. Looking back at the situation I think the key reason I was able to stay strong is that no matter my situation, I was going to make sure I posted roll that day. I figured out how to do it from my phone, but I also had prepared myself with numbers knowing I had a team (worktowin, brettlees, big brother Jack) ready to post that promise for me if I couldn't figure it out.Â
Posting roll is the most important thing I do every day. I would argue that it's more important than telling my wife and kids that I love them because if I don't stay quit, then how much longer would I be able to say that to them every day? I f'n love posting roll every day and proclaiming my freedom from the can; and I will do everything in my power to get my name on that board for the day. After having been put in a situation where my ability to post was compromised and having taken a little extra effort to make my daily promise, I really can't see why we can't do this every day. Stay strong and stay quit my friends. AND POST ROLL EVERY DAMN DAY!
Nice post! A huge win!
Business trips used to be prime times to sit in a room and go they can after can. Remember when you'd get home and your lip would look like shredded paper? No more. Remember when your gums would bleed and hurt like hell? No more. Remember when you would sit in that room and go to some great cities but never see a damn thing because you were locked in that damn room plant loving? No more.
It keeps getting so much better. Those craves... The concerns and fears... You have built the platform of your quit and one day at a time your toolbox will fill with more ways to make this easier. Good times now. Better ahead. Nicely done.
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Last night I returned from what ended up being a 4 day business trip, my first trip since quitting. Leading up to this trip, I was experiencing cravingsÂ…cravings for the future situation (i.e. alone at the hotel with nothin to do but throw in a fat lippah). And complicating matters, my computer wasn't connecting to the internet. Well, I'm happy to say that I made it, I did not cave. Looking back at the situation I think the key reason I was able to stay strong is that no matter my situation, I was going to make sure I posted roll that day. I figured out how to do it from my phone, but I also had prepared myself with numbers knowing I had a team (worktowin, brettlees, big brother Jack) ready to post that promise for me if I couldn't figure it out.Â
Posting roll is the most important thing I do every day. I would argue that it's more important than telling my wife and kids that I love them because if I don't stay quit, then how much longer would I be able to say that to them every day? I f'n love posting roll every day and proclaiming my freedom from the can; and I will do everything in my power to get my name on that board for the day. After having been put in a situation where my ability to post was compromised and having taken a little extra effort to make my daily promise, I really can't see why we can't do this every day. Stay strong and stay quit my friends. AND POST ROLL EVERY DAMN DAY!
Nice post! A huge win!
Business trips used to be prime times to sit in a room and go they can after can. Remember when you'd get home and your lip would look like shredded paper? No more. Remember when your gums would bleed and hurt like hell? No more. Remember when you would sit in that room and go to some great cities but never see a damn thing because you were locked in that damn room plant loving? No more.
It keeps getting so much better. Those craves... The concerns and fears... You have built the platform of your quit and one day at a time your toolbox will fill with more ways to make this easier. Good times now. Better ahead. Nicely done.
Good post steakbomb. I know what your feeling. I drive for a living. Once if not twice a month I have to go away from home for one night at a time. Early in my quit I remember feeling the same way. I took me some fake on them trips for while. You talking about rough, it was rough. I didn't have no computer with me, so I would use my phone, get on chat, read some facts on the poison. I hated using my phone for chat, it's was slow (i know tmi). You know what, like you made it, I made it. Now I go on them trips like it's nothing. I brink along some toothpicks and candies and never even give the poison a thought. It gets better and better steakbomb. Keep doing what your doing.
Your quitting is inspiring a lot of individuals here. Keep up the good work and I'm damn proud to be quit with you today.
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Last night I returned from what ended up being a 4 day business trip, my first trip since quitting. Leading up to this trip, I was experiencing cravingsÂ…cravings for the future situation (i.e. alone at the hotel with nothin to do but throw in a fat lippah). And complicating matters, my computer wasn't connecting to the internet. Well, I'm happy to say that I made it, I did not cave. Looking back at the situation I think the key reason I was able to stay strong is that no matter my situation, I was going to make sure I posted roll that day. I figured out how to do it from my phone, but I also had prepared myself with numbers knowing I had a team (worktowin, brettlees, big brother Jack) ready to post that promise for me if I couldn't figure it out.Â
Posting roll is the most important thing I do every day. I would argue that it's more important than telling my wife and kids that I love them because if I don't stay quit, then how much longer would I be able to say that to them every day? I f'n love posting roll every day and proclaiming my freedom from the can; and I will do everything in my power to get my name on that board for the day. After having been put in a situation where my ability to post was compromised and having taken a little extra effort to make my daily promise, I really can't see why we can't do this every day. Stay strong and stay quit my friends. AND POST ROLL EVERY DAMN DAY!
Nice post! A huge win!
Business trips used to be prime times to sit in a room and go they can after can. Remember when you'd get home and your lip would look like shredded paper? No more. Remember when your gums would bleed and hurt like hell? No more. Remember when you would sit in that room and go to some great cities but never see a damn thing because you were locked in that damn room plant loving? No more.
It keeps getting so much better. Those craves... The concerns and fears... You have built the platform of your quit and one day at a time your toolbox will fill with more ways to make this easier. Good times now. Better ahead. Nicely done.
Good post steakbomb. I know what your feeling. I drive for a living. Once if not twice a month I have to go away from home for one night at a time. Early in my quit I remember feeling the same way. I took me some fake on them trips for while. You talking about rough, it was rough. I didn't have no computer with me, so I would use my phone, get on chat, read some facts on the poison. I hated using my phone for chat, it's was slow (i know tmi). You know what, like you made it, I made it. Now I go on them trips like it's nothing. I brink along some toothpicks and candies and never even give the poison a thought. It gets better and better steakbomb. Keep doing what your doing.
Your quitting is inspiring a lot of individuals here. Keep up the good work and I'm damn proud to be quit with you today.
Nice victory Steakbomb! I was a lot like you and I remember my first work trip well. You battled thru it and came out quit. It gets better with time. Keep at it ODAAT. You are doing great. QLF today!
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Last night I returned from what ended up being a 4 day business trip, my first trip since quitting. Leading up to this trip, I was experiencing cravingsÂ…cravings for the future situation (i.e. alone at the hotel with nothin to do but throw in a fat lippah). And complicating matters, my computer wasn't connecting to the internet. Well, I'm happy to say that I made it, I did not cave. Looking back at the situation I think the key reason I was able to stay strong is that no matter my situation, I was going to make sure I posted roll that day. I figured out how to do it from my phone, but I also had prepared myself with numbers knowing I had a team (worktowin, brettlees, big brother Jack) ready to post that promise for me if I couldn't figure it out.Â
Posting roll is the most important thing I do every day. I would argue that it's more important than telling my wife and kids that I love them because if I don't stay quit, then how much longer would I be able to say that to them every day? I f'n love posting roll every day and proclaiming my freedom from the can; and I will do everything in my power to get my name on that board for the day. After having been put in a situation where my ability to post was compromised and having taken a little extra effort to make my daily promise, I really can't see why we can't do this every day. Stay strong and stay quit my friends. AND POST ROLL EVERY DAMN DAY!
Nice post! A huge win!
Business trips used to be prime times to sit in a room and go they can after can. Remember when you'd get home and your lip would look like shredded paper? No more. Remember when your gums would bleed and hurt like hell? No more. Remember when you would sit in that room and go to some great cities but never see a damn thing because you were locked in that damn room plant loving? No more.
It keeps getting so much better. Those craves... The concerns and fears... You have built the platform of your quit and one day at a time your toolbox will fill with more ways to make this easier. Good times now. Better ahead. Nicely done.
Good post steakbomb. I know what your feeling. I drive for a living. Once if not twice a month I have to go away from home for one night at a time. Early in my quit I remember feeling the same way. I took me some fake on them trips for while. You talking about rough, it was rough. I didn't have no computer with me, so I would use my phone, get on chat, read some facts on the poison. I hated using my phone for chat, it's was slow (i know tmi). You know what, like you made it, I made it. Now I go on them trips like it's nothing. I brink along some toothpicks and candies and never even give the poison a thought. It gets better and better steakbomb. Keep doing what your doing.
Your quitting is inspiring a lot of individuals here. Keep up the good work and I'm damn proud to be quit with you today.
Nice victory Steakbomb! I was a lot like you and I remember my first work trip well. You battled thru it and came out quit. It gets better with time. Keep at it ODAAT. You are doing great. QLF today!
Wow not much to add after these 3 ^^^ all stars weighed in, but I wanted to say nice job too man, way to go. I travel a lot for work and am finding the freedom of not having to feed the habit to be a real blessing, as the quit gets stronger. Keep it up bro!
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There are some who are judgmental of one's responses to the 3 questions, what happened, why did it happen, and what are you going to do differently. I am not one of those people...
You got a great quit going Steakbomb! Keep it up today.
Saw this post from you in another thread wanted to comment on it. Don't take this the wrong way... just wanted to give you my thoughts since it got me thinking.
I don't think anyone sits in judgement of any caver that has the guts to come back and respond to the 3 questions go after their quit.
However, we owe it to them the rest of the quitters at KTC to help them walk thru the questions in order to set them up for success. That is the whole point behind it... a caver coming back had failed before. They need to dig deep to figure out what happened, why it happened what will be done differently to prevent it from happening again.
People go about it in different ways, but it is not "judgment".
If we don't make an effort to help the person, then they are doomed to repeat their previous actions. That is why they have to answer the questions in the first place.
Anyhow, keep up the quit.
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There are some who are judgmental of one's responses to the 3 questions, what happened, why did it happen, and what are you going to do differently. I am not one of those people...
You got a great quit going Steakbomb! Keep it up today.
Saw this post from you in another thread wanted to comment on it. Don't take this the wrong way... just wanted to give you my thoughts since it got me thinking.
I don't think anyone sits in judgement of any caver that has the guts to come back and respond to the 3 questions go after their quit.
However, we owe it to them the rest of the quitters at KTC to help them walk thru the questions in order to set them up for success. That is the whole point behind it... a caver coming back had failed before. They need to dig deep to figure out what happened, why it happened what will be done differently to prevent it from happening again.
People go about it in different ways, but it is not "judgment".
If we don't make an effort to help the person, then they are doomed to repeat their previous actions. That is why they have to answer the questions in the first place.
Anyhow, keep up the quit.
Thank you Derk, you never fail to tell it like it is. I do full-heartedly agree with you and I don't think there is a right or wrong way to approach a caver. Some go strait to the support, some layer on the tough love. Both are needed. Some disect a cavers answers and challenge them to their utmost to uphold their quit from that point forward; others offer words of wisdom, shared experiences, or a mix of hardass and support . All facets are needed. I for one need to hear the full spectrum opinions because it keeps me accountable; and because of that I believe we all need to hear, read, and learn the full gamut of opinions to hold ourselves accountable.
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There are some who are judgmental of one's responses to the 3 questions, what happened, why did it happen, and what are you going to do differently. I am not one of those people...
You got a great quit going Steakbomb! Keep it up today.
Saw this post from you in another thread wanted to comment on it. Don't take this the wrong way... just wanted to give you my thoughts since it got me thinking.
I don't think anyone sits in judgement of any caver that has the guts to come back and respond to the 3 questions go after their quit.
However, we owe it to them the rest of the quitters at KTC to help them walk thru the questions in order to set them up for success. That is the whole point behind it... a caver coming back had failed before. They need to dig deep to figure out what happened, why it happened what will be done differently to prevent it from happening again.
People go about it in different ways, but it is not "judgment".
If we don't make an effort to help the person, then they are doomed to repeat their previous actions. That is why they have to answer the questions in the first place.
Anyhow, keep up the quit.
Thank you Derk, you never fail to tell it like it is. I do full-heartedly agree with you and I don't think there is a right or wrong way to approach a caver. Some go strait to the support, some layer on the tough love. Both are needed. Some disect a cavers answers and challenge them to their utmost to uphold their quit from that point forward; others offer words of wisdom, shared experiences, or a mix of hardass and support . All facets are needed. I for one need to hear the full spectrum opinions because it keeps me accountable; and because of that I believe we all need to hear, read, and learn the full gamut of opinions to hold ourselves accountable.
I disagree Derk40, I think that those people Steak referred to are definitely sitting in judgment.
Judgment - the act or process of forming an opinion or making a decision after careful thought : the act of judging something or someone
Isn't that what they are doing? The way I read Steak's comment though was that he is not one who is harsh in their judgmentalism (not a real word). Some people are truly harsh in their judgment and seem to revel in critiqueing a cavers answer to the three questions. Maybe its because they were quit with that person and it hurt them personally, maybe they believe that tough love is the right way but maybe its a person who caved and got beat up when they returned so they pass it along to the next victim.
I stand with Steak because as Bouttime said "nobody can beat me up worse than I'm beating myself up". I will leave it to others to beat them about the head and shoulders while I pat them on the back and tell them its going to be okay.
As you said, it takes all of us to make KTC a success. Quit with you.
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There are some who are judgmental of one's responses to the 3 questions, what happened, why did it happen, and what are you going to do differently. I am not one of those people...
You got a great quit going Steakbomb! Keep it up today.
Saw this post from you in another thread wanted to comment on it. Don't take this the wrong way... just wanted to give you my thoughts since it got me thinking.
I don't think anyone sits in judgement of any caver that has the guts to come back and respond to the 3 questions go after their quit.
However, we owe it to them the rest of the quitters at KTC to help them walk thru the questions in order to set them up for success. That is the whole point behind it... a caver coming back had failed before. They need to dig deep to figure out what happened, why it happened what will be done differently to prevent it from happening again.
People go about it in different ways, but it is not "judgment".
If we don't make an effort to help the person, then they are doomed to repeat their previous actions. That is why they have to answer the questions in the first place.
Anyhow, keep up the quit.
Thank you Derk, you never fail to tell it like it is. I do full-heartedly agree with you and I don't think there is a right or wrong way to approach a caver. Some go strait to the support, some layer on the tough love. Both are needed. Some disect a cavers answers and challenge them to their utmost to uphold their quit from that point forward; others offer words of wisdom, shared experiences, or a mix of hardass and support . All facets are needed. I for one need to hear the full spectrum opinions because it keeps me accountable; and because of that I believe we all need to hear, read, and learn the full gamut of opinions to hold ourselves accountable.
I disagree Derk40, I think that those people Steak referred to are definitely sitting in judgment.
Judgment - the act or process of forming an opinion or making a decision after careful thought : the act of judging something or someone
Isn't that what they are doing? The way I read Steak's comment though was that he is not one who is harsh in their judgmentalism (not a real word). Some people are truly harsh in their judgment and seem to revel in critiqueing a cavers answer to the three questions. Maybe its because they were quit with that person and it hurt them personally, maybe they believe that tough love is the right way but maybe its a person who caved and got beat up when they returned so they pass it along to the next victim.
I stand with Steak because as Bouttime said "nobody can beat me up worse than I'm beating myself up". I will leave it to others to beat them about the head and shoulders while I pat them on the back and tell them its going to be okay.
As you said, it takes all of us to make KTC a success. Quit with you.
Judgment is not a negative word at KTC.
I see folks trying to help others quit on this site... if they weren't then the site would not work.
Some people are more harsh in their feedback and others are less harsh and others are more positive. It takes a mixed bag of personalities to relate to a mixed bag of personalities. You will not agree with everyone's methods and the site is not designed for you to like everyone's methods.
I don't see people reveling in bringing somone down, or hammering them for a cave to make a point. If they were, then they are F-ed up. I see people wanting others to stay quit.
I have watched many situations unfold here at KTC and I have come to one conclusion.... If you don't want to get your ass handed to you, then don't cave. Post roll EDD and keep your word. Wake up next day repeat.
If you choose to fail cave... then come back, answer the 3 questions, take in everything all have to say (whether you like it or not). You need to know that when you fail, you don't get to pick choose who you hear from, so all bets are off. Then post roll EDD and keep your word. Wake up the next day repeat.
This is why people say take what works for you and leave the rest. It is not to say that the rest is not worthwhile. Because for others... That rest might be the key to them quitting and saving their life.
Whether you agree with me or not... I will quit with both you today.
Quit on!
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+1 for Derk.
It is what it is. this is a free play site. If you cave and care not to come back so be it. If you think you are being judged and wish to not be, go somewhere else. However, I agree with Derk that the person is not being judged, just the cave. Once again, it is what it is. You are not going to cave, come back to KTC, and expect some cheesecake. It's going to be some tough love. So be it.
Let's face the facts, this site is responsible for many quit days. Millions actually. Some people go forever. I realize it is a statistic, but it is one that no other site or doctor or dentist or "go-it-aloner" can compare too. Thats a fact.
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+1 for Derk.
It is what it is. this is a free play site. If you cave and care not to come back so be it. If you think you are being judged and wish to not be, go somewhere else. However, I agree with Derk that the person is not being judged, just the cave. Once again, it is what it is. You are not going to cave, come back to KTC, and expect some cheesecake. It's going to be some tough love. So be it.
Let's face the facts, this site is responsible for many quit days. Millions actually. Some people go forever. I realize it is a statistic, but it is one that no other site or doctor or dentist or "go-it-aloner" can compare too. Thats a fact.
Jack!
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lmao
However, DEATH, probably keeps people quit longer than KTC but thats it.
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CaptainÂ’s Log: Quit date 12/9/2013, T-minus 10 days till the train arrives. IÂ’ve been doing a little self-reflection over the past couple of weeks; thinking about all IÂ’ve learned over the past 3 months of my quit. ThereÂ’s so much. So much to say; the volume of knowledge gained has been incredible, yet there is so much more. And within all these lessons and shared wisdom, one of the things that stands out to me is that everybodyÂ’s quit is unique and you can take something from just about anybody. Below is a small slice of some of the things I have harnessed through reading, interacting, or simply watching others at KTC. The persons represented below are merely a sample of the profound impacts many of you have had on my quit and ultimately my life.
My Support System
Worktowin – If you were’ in a fraternity, you know what a big brother is. That’s this guy – over 400 days quit and pays forward wisdom with the best of them
Brettlees - the consummate supporter; would give you the shirt off his back
Derk40 – wears his quit on his hip, shoots strait from that spot every time. Speaks one thing and one thing only…the truth
B.ig B.rother J.ack – had an “aha moment” looking at quit event pictures on the website when I recognized him. A relative of mine; and I didn’t know. He has 7, SEVEN commas. Want to learn how to stay quit…talk to this guy. Still active.
Others, some random, some not:
Canvasback – young guy who figured out early in his quit how to use KTC as a pillar in tough times. Always has something meaningful to say
rdad – If you want to figure out how to “quit with grace” …See here.
SirDerek – this guy is the definition of quitting with grace
Diesel2112 – Don’t say or do anything stupid, he’ll put you in your place
Slug.go – a couple quit groups behind me, and is the perfect example of how to become active in one’s quit. A leader.
There are many others, but there is a theme derived from this subset: brotherhood, support, poise, resilience, and common sense. Why do I share this? Maybe someone will take something away from it. Others may see that people are learning from you whether you realize it or not.
In closing, Â…IÂ’ve been involved in martial arts since I was a kid, and one thing we say about black belts is that a black belt is a white belt that didnÂ’t quit. To me, a black belt is simply one who has a mastery of the basics. No longer proud of the black belt in ninja dipping I once (and will always have); IÂ’m proud of the black belt IÂ’ll be getting in quit. I have learned the basics of quitting. In martial arts, when one receives their black belt, that person can now become a real student of the martial arts. In this instance, for me it becomes a question and a challenge to master the art of quit: How IÂ’m going to stay quit? Post roll, keep my promise, stay active, keep learning, and do it one day at a time.
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Captain’s Log: Quit date 12/9/2013, T-minus 10 days till the train arrives. I’ve been doing a little self-reflection over the past couple of weeks; thinking about all I’ve learned over the past 3 months of my quit. There’s so much. So much to say; the volume of knowledge gained has been incredible, yet there is so much more. And within all these lessons and shared wisdom, one of the things that stands out to me is that everybody’s quit is unique and you can take something from just about anybody. Below is a small slice of some of the things I have harnessed through reading, interacting, or simply watching others at KTC. The persons represented below are merely a sample of the profound impacts many of you have had on my quit and ultimately my life.
My Support System
Worktowin – If you were’ in a fraternity, you know what a big brother is. That’s this guy – over 400 days quit and pays forward wisdom with the best of them
Brettlees -Â the consummate supporter; would give you the shirt off his back
Derk40 – wears his quit on his hip, shoots strait from that spot every time. Speaks one thing and one thing only…the truth
B.ig B.rother J.ack – had an “aha moment” looking at quit event pictures on the website when I recognized him. A relative of mine; and I didn’t know. He has 7, SEVEN commas. Want to learn how to stay quit…talk to this guy. Still active.
Others, some random, some not:
Canvasback – young guy who figured out early in his quit how to use KTC as a pillar in tough times. Always has something meaningful to say
rdad – If you want to figure out how to “quit with grace” Â…See here.Â
SirDerek – this guy is the definition of quitting with grace
Diesel2112 – Don’t say or do anything stupid, he’ll put you in your place
Slug.go – a couple quit groups behind me, and is the perfect example of how to become active in oneÂ’s quit. A leader.Â
There are many others, but there is a theme derived from this subset: brotherhood, support, poise, resilience, and common sense. Why do I share this? Maybe someone will take something away from it. Others may see that people are learning from you whether you realize it or not.
In closing, …I’ve been involved in martial arts since I was a kid, and one thing we say about black belts is that a black belt is a white belt that didn’t quit. To me, a black belt is simply one who has a mastery of the basics. No longer proud of the black belt in ninja dipping I once (and will always have); I’m proud of the black belt I’ll be getting in quit. I have learned the basics of quitting. In martial arts, when one receives their black belt, that person can now become a real student of the martial arts. In this instance, for me it becomes a question and a challenge to master the art of quit: How I’m going to stay quit? Post roll, keep my promise, stay active, keep learning, and do it one day at a time.
Steak you are so damn solid. Proud to be an Iron Man with you, Sensei! You have "gotten it" from the very beginning. You are ;Ironman:
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Captain’s Log: Quit date 12/9/2013, T-minus 10 days till the train arrives.  I’ve been doing a little self-reflection over the past couple of weeks; thinking about all I’ve learned over the past 3 months of my quit. There’s so much. So much to say; the volume of knowledge gained has been incredible, yet there is so much more. And within all these lessons and shared wisdom, one of the things that stands out to me is that everybody’s quit is unique and you can take something from just about anybody. Below is a small slice of some of the things I have harnessed through reading, interacting, or simply watching others at KTC. The persons represented below are merely a sample of the profound impacts many of you have had on my quit and ultimately my life.
My Support System
Worktowin – If you were’ in a fraternity, you know what a big brother is. That’s this guy – over 400 days quit and pays forward wisdom with the best of them
Brettlees -Â the consummate supporter; would give you the shirt off his back
Derk40 – wears his quit on his hip, shoots strait from that spot every time. Speaks one thing and one thing only…the truth
B.ig B.rother J.ack – had an “aha moment” looking at quit event pictures on the website when I recognized him. A relative of mine; and I didn’t know. He has 7, SEVEN commas. Want to learn how to stay quit…talk to this guy. Still active.
Others, some random, some not:
Canvasback – young guy who figured out early in his quit how to use KTC as a pillar in tough times. Always has something meaningful to say
rdad – If you want to figure out how to “quit with grace” Â…See here.Â
SirDerek – this guy is the definition of quitting with grace
Diesel2112 – Don’t say or do anything stupid, he’ll put you in your place
Slug.go – a couple quit groups behind me, and is the perfect example of how to become active in oneÂ’s quit. A leader. Â
There are many others, but there is a theme derived from this subset: brotherhood, support, poise, resilience, and common sense.  Why do I share this? Maybe someone will take something away from it. Others may see that people are learning from you whether you realize it or not.
In closing, …I’ve been involved in martial arts since I was a kid, and one thing we say about black belts is that a black belt is a white belt that didn’t quit. To me, a black belt is simply one who has a mastery of the basics. No longer proud of the black belt in ninja dipping I once (and will always have); I’m proud of the black belt I’ll be getting in quit. I have learned the basics of quitting. In martial arts, when one receives their black belt, that person can now become a real student of the martial arts.  In this instance, for me it becomes a question and a challenge to master the art of quit: How I’m going to stay quit? Post roll, keep my promise, stay active, keep learning, and do it one day at a time.
Steak you are so damn solid. Proud to be an Iron Man with you, Sensei! You have "gotten it" from the very beginning. You are ;Ironman:
I hear a train whistle in the distance...nice post, great Quit!
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3/14...isn't today steak and blow job day?
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3/14...isn't today steak and blow job day?
'boob' 'boob'
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3/14...isn't today steak and blow job day?
'boob' 'boob'
T'is a day of celebration; I encourage all to partake. Hummer limo will be picking me up shortly.
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I hear the train a-coming! One solid quitter kicking nic-booty all over since he showed up! Keep it up, right on thru your HOF and onto your first floor of freedom, Steak. Rock this thing!
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Friday March 21, 2014
Our first stop of the day is going to put us in Simsbury,Connecticut picking up Steakbomb18 a married quitter with two kids who is came from the burbs of Boston. He started dipping when he was in college when everyone else was chewing,but he decided to quit after he got a sore throat that would not go away for anything.Although all of the test have came back good that was the last straw for him he knew that it was time to quit and stop giving his wife false promises.We are glad that this quitter found us here at KTC because he has some good wisdom to share for everyone of us.That wisdom is to be proud of your quit no matter what day you are on whether it is day 3 or day 300 each day won is another day to be proud of your quit.For the train ride he is going to be bringing some MakerÂ’s Mark with him,so maybe we can have some of that MakerÂ’s when we are watching the Redsox beat the YankeeÂ’s on that big screen that Mogul has set up.Just so everyone knows this bad ass quitter is a pharmacist that has signed up for 200 days and is wanting to spend it just like his 100 days of freedom soaking up the family time rather than them having to play second fiddle to his addiction.This quitter isnÂ’t afraid of anyone here at KTC in particular,but says that he doesnÂ’t want to have Evil Won or Diesel2112 jumping his ass for doing something stupid.He would like to give a big thanks to Worktowin for being a big brother to him through his first 100 days of his quit. Well Steakbomb18 it is time to bring your Patriots loving ass on to the train,so that we can pick up your next Iron Man Brother.
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Friday March 21, 2014
Our first stop of the day is going to put us in Simsbury,Connecticut picking up Steakbomb18 a married quitter with two kids who is came from the burbs of Boston. He started dipping when he was in college when everyone else was chewing,but he decided to quit after he got a sore throat that would not go away for anything.Although all of the test have came back good that was the last straw for him he knew that it was time to quit and stop giving his wife false promises.We are glad that this quitter found us here at KTC because he has some good wisdom to share for everyone of us.That wisdom is to be proud of your quit no matter what day you are on whether it is day 3 or day 300 each day won is another day to be proud of your quit.For the train ride he is going to be bringing some MakerÂ’s Mark with him,so maybe we can have some of that MakerÂ’s when we are watching the Redsox beat the YankeeÂ’s on that big screen that Mogul has set up.Just so everyone knows this bad ass quitter is a pharmacist that has signed up for 200 days and is wanting to spend it just like his 100 days of freedom soaking up the family time rather than them having to play second fiddle to his addiction.This quitter isnÂ’t afraid of anyone here at KTC in particular,but says that he doesnÂ’t want to have Evil Won or Diesel2112 jumping his ass for doing something stupid.He would like to give a big thanks to Worktowin for being a big brother to him through his first 100 days of his quit. Well Steakbomb18 it is time to bring your Patriots loving ass on to the train,so that we can pick up your next Iron Man Brother.
Welcome aboard big guy. You have made it 100 days. Way to go buddy im glad your in March!
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Friday March 21, 2014
Our first stop of the day is going to put us in Simsbury,Connecticut picking up Steakbomb18 a married quitter with two kids who is came from the burbs of Boston. He started dipping when he was in college when everyone else was chewing,but he decided to quit after he got a sore throat that would not go away for anything.Although all of the test have came back good that was the last straw for him he knew that it was time to quit and stop giving his wife false promises.We are glad that this quitter found us here at KTC because he has some good wisdom to share for everyone of us.That wisdom is to be proud of your quit no matter what day you are on whether it is day 3 or day 300 each day won is another day to be proud of your quit.For the train ride he is going to be bringing some Maker’s Mark with him,so maybe we can have some of that Maker’s when we are watching the Redsox beat the Yankee’s on that big screen that Mogul has set up.Just so everyone knows this bad ass quitter is a pharmacist that has signed up for 200 days and is wanting to spend it just like his 100 days of freedom soaking up the family time rather than them having to play second fiddle to his addiction.This quitter isn’t afraid of anyone here at KTC in particular,but says that he doesn’t want to have Evil Won or Diesel2112 jumping his ass for doing something stupid.He would like to give a big thanks to Worktowin for being a big brother to him through his first 100 days of his quit. Well Steakbomb18 it is time to bring your Patriots loving ass on to the train,so that we can pick up your next Iron Man Brother.
Welcome aboard big guy. You have made it 100 days. Way to go buddy im glad your in March!
Right on Steak! Welcome to the hof. Quit with you today.
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Friday March 21, 2014
Our first stop of the day is going to put us in Simsbury,Connecticut picking up Steakbomb18 a married quitter with two kids who is came from the burbs of Boston. He started dipping when he was in college when everyone else was chewing,but he decided to quit after he got a sore throat that would not go away for anything.Although all of the test have came back good that was the last straw for him he knew that it was time to quit and stop giving his wife false promises.We are glad that this quitter found us here at KTC because he has some good wisdom to share for everyone of us.That wisdom is to be proud of your quit no matter what day you are on whether it is day 3 or day 300 each day won is another day to be proud of your quit.For the train ride he is going to be bringing some Maker’s Mark with him,so maybe we can have some of that Maker’s when we are watching the Redsox beat the Yankee’s on that big screen that Mogul has set up.Just so everyone knows this bad ass quitter is a pharmacist that has signed up for 200 days and is wanting to spend it just like his 100 days of freedom soaking up the family time rather than them having to play second fiddle to his addiction.This quitter isn’t afraid of anyone here at KTC in particular,but says that he doesn’t want to have Evil Won or Diesel2112 jumping his ass for doing something stupid.He would like to give a big thanks to Worktowin for being a big brother to him through his first 100 days of his quit. Well Steakbomb18 it is time to bring your Patriots loving ass on to the train,so that we can pick up your next Iron Man Brother.
Welcome aboard big guy. You have made it 100 days. Way to go buddy im glad your in March!
Right on Steak! Welcome to the hof. Quit with you today.
Congrats Steak!
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Friday March 21, 2014
Our first stop of the day is going to put us in Simsbury,Connecticut picking up Steakbomb18 a married quitter with two kids who is came from the burbs of Boston. He started dipping when he was in college when everyone else was chewing,but he decided to quit after he got a sore throat that would not go away for anything.Although all of the test have came back good that was the last straw for him he knew that it was time to quit and stop giving his wife false promises.We are glad that this quitter found us here at KTC because he has some good wisdom to share for everyone of us.That wisdom is to be proud of your quit no matter what day you are on whether it is day 3 or day 300 each day won is another day to be proud of your quit.For the train ride he is going to be bringing some Maker’s Mark with him,so maybe we can have some of that Maker’s when we are watching the Redsox beat the Yankee’s on that big screen that Mogul has set up.Just so everyone knows this bad ass quitter is a pharmacist that has signed up for 200 days and is wanting to spend it just like his 100 days of freedom soaking up the family time rather than them having to play second fiddle to his addiction.This quitter isn’t afraid of anyone here at KTC in particular,but says that he doesn’t want to have Evil Won or Diesel2112 jumping his ass for doing something stupid.He would like to give a big thanks to Worktowin for being a big brother to him through his first 100 days of his quit. Well Steakbomb18 it is time to bring your Patriots loving ass on to the train,so that we can pick up your next Iron Man Brother.
Welcome aboard big guy. You have made it 100 days. Way to go buddy im glad your in March!
Right on Steak! Welcome to the hof. Quit with you today.
Congrats Steak!
Congrats on HOF....glad you will stick around.
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Friday March 21, 2014
Our first stop of the day is going to put us in Simsbury,Connecticut picking up Steakbomb18 a married quitter with two kids who is came from the burbs of Boston. He started dipping when he was in college when everyone else was chewing,but he decided to quit after he got a sore throat that would not go away for anything.Although all of the test have came back good that was the last straw for him he knew that it was time to quit and stop giving his wife false promises.We are glad that this quitter found us here at KTC because he has some good wisdom to share for everyone of us.That wisdom is to be proud of your quit no matter what day you are on whether it is day 3 or day 300 each day won is another day to be proud of your quit.For the train ride he is going to be bringing some Maker’s Mark with him,so maybe we can have some of that Maker’s when we are watching the Redsox beat the Yankee’s on that big screen that Mogul has set up.Just so everyone knows this bad ass quitter is a pharmacist that has signed up for 200 days and is wanting to spend it just like his 100 days of freedom soaking up the family time rather than them having to play second fiddle to his addiction.This quitter isn’t afraid of anyone here at KTC in particular,but says that he doesn’t want to have Evil Won or Diesel2112 jumping his ass for doing something stupid.He would like to give a big thanks to Worktowin for being a big brother to him through his first 100 days of his quit. Well Steakbomb18 it is time to bring your Patriots loving ass on to the train,so that we can pick up your next Iron Man Brother.
Welcome aboard big guy. You have made it 100 days. Way to go buddy im glad your in March!
Right on Steak! Welcome to the hof. Quit with you today.
Congrats Steak!
Congrats on HOF....glad you will stick around.
Well done steak!
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Friday March 21, 2014
Our first stop of the day is going to put us in Simsbury,Connecticut picking up Steakbomb18 a married quitter with two kids who is came from the burbs of Boston. He started dipping when he was in college when everyone else was chewing,but he decided to quit after he got a sore throat that would not go away for anything.Although all of the test have came back good that was the last straw for him he knew that it was time to quit and stop giving his wife false promises.We are glad that this quitter found us here at KTC because he has some good wisdom to share for everyone of us.That wisdom is to be proud of your quit no matter what day you are on whether it is day 3 or day 300 each day won is another day to be proud of your quit.For the train ride he is going to be bringing some Maker�s Mark with him,so maybe we can have some of that Maker�s when we are watching the Redsox beat the Yankee�s on that big screen that Mogul has set up.Just so everyone knows this bad ass quitter is a pharmacist that has signed up for 200 days and is wanting to spend it just like his 100 days of freedom soaking up the family time rather than them having to play second fiddle to his addiction.This quitter isn�t afraid of anyone here at KTC in particular,but says that he doesn�t want to have Evil Won or Diesel2112 jumping his ass for doing something stupid.He would like to give a big thanks to Worktowin for being a big brother to him through his first 100 days of his quit. Well Steakbomb18 it is time� to bring your Patriots loving ass on to the train,so that we can pick up your next Iron Man Brother.
Welcome aboard big guy. You have made it 100 days. Way to go buddy im glad your in March!
Right on Steak! Welcome to the hof. Quit with you today.
Congrats Steak!
Congrats on HOF....glad you will stick around.
Well done steak!
Great job steakbomb! It even gets better.
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Friday March 21, 2014
Our first stop of the day is going to put us in Simsbury,Connecticut picking up Steakbomb18 a married quitter with two kids who is came from the burbs of Boston. He started dipping when he was in college when everyone else was chewing,but he decided to quit after he got a sore throat that would not go away for anything.Although all of the test have came back good that was the last straw for him he knew that it was time to quit and stop giving his wife false promises.We are glad that this quitter found us here at KTC because he has some good wisdom to share for everyone of us.That wisdom is to be proud of your quit no matter what day you are on whether it is day 3 or day 300 each day won is another day to be proud of your quit.For the train ride he is going to be bringing some Maker�s Mark with him,so maybe we can have some of that Maker�s when we are watching the Redsox beat the Yankee�s on that big screen that Mogul has set up.Just so everyone knows this bad ass quitter is a pharmacist that has signed up for 200 days and is wanting to spend it just like his 100 days of freedom soaking up the family time rather than them having to play second fiddle to his addiction.This quitter isn�t afraid of anyone here at KTC in particular,but says that he doesn�t want to have Evil Won or Diesel2112 jumping his ass for doing something stupid.He would like to give a big thanks to Worktowin for being a big brother to him through his first 100 days of his quit. Well Steakbomb18 it is time� to bring your Patriots loving ass on to the train,so that we can pick up your next Iron Man Brother.
Welcome aboard big guy. You have made it 100 days. Way to go buddy im glad your in March!
Right on Steak! Welcome to the hof. Quit with you today.
Congrats Steak!
Congrats on HOF....glad you will stick around.
Well done steak!
Great job steakbomb! It even gets better.
Congrats on reaching the HOF! Great job. Keep at it ODAAT. You are winning today!
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Friday March 21, 2014
Our first stop of the day is going to put us in Simsbury,Connecticut picking up Steakbomb18 a married quitter with two kids who is came from the burbs of Boston. He started dipping when he was in college when everyone else was chewing,but he decided to quit after he got a sore throat that would not go away for anything.Although all of the test have came back good that was the last straw for him he knew that it was time to quit and stop giving his wife false promises.We are glad that this quitter found us here at KTC because he has some good wisdom to share for everyone of us.That wisdom is to be proud of your quit no matter what day you are on whether it is day 3 or day 300 each day won is another day to be proud of your quit.For the train ride he is going to be bringing some Maker�s Mark with him,so maybe we can have some of that Maker�s when we are watching the Redsox beat the Yankee�s on that big screen that Mogul has set up.Just so everyone knows this bad ass quitter is a pharmacist that has signed up for 200 days and is wanting to spend it just like his 100 days of freedom soaking up the family time rather than them having to play second fiddle to his addiction.This quitter isn�t afraid of anyone here at KTC in particular,but says that he doesn�t want to have Evil Won or Diesel2112 jumping his ass for doing something stupid.He would like to give a big thanks to Worktowin for being a big brother to him through his first 100 days of his quit. Well Steakbomb18 it is time� to bring your Patriots loving ass on to the train,so that we can pick up your next Iron Man Brother.
Welcome aboard big guy. You have made it 100 days. Way to go buddy im glad your in March!
Right on Steak! Welcome to the hof. Quit with you today.
Congrats Steak!
Congrats on HOF....glad you will stick around.
Well done steak!
Great job steakbomb! It even gets better.
Congrats on reaching the HOF! Great job. Keep at it ODAAT. You are winning today!
Nice work!
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Friday March 21, 2014
Our first stop of the day is going to put us in Simsbury,Connecticut picking up Steakbomb18 a married quitter with two kids who is came from the burbs of Boston. He started dipping when he was in college when everyone else was chewing,but he decided to quit after he got a sore throat that would not go away for anything.Although all of the test have came back good that was the last straw for him he knew that it was time to quit and stop giving his wife false promises.We are glad that this quitter found us here at KTC because he has some good wisdom to share for everyone of us.That wisdom is to be proud of your quit no matter what day you are on whether it is day 3 or day 300 each day won is another day to be proud of your quit.For the train ride he is going to be bringing some Maker�s Mark with him,so maybe we can have some of that Maker�s when we are watching the Redsox beat the Yankee�s on that big screen that Mogul has set up.Just so everyone knows this bad ass quitter is a pharmacist that has signed up for 200 days and is wanting to spend it just like his 100 days of freedom soaking up the family time rather than them having to play second fiddle to his addiction.This quitter isn�t afraid of anyone here at KTC in particular,but says that he doesn�t want to have Evil Won or Diesel2112 jumping his ass for doing something stupid.He would like to give a big thanks to Worktowin for being a big brother to him through his first 100 days of his quit. Well Steakbomb18 it is time� to bring your Patriots loving ass on to the train,so that we can pick up your next Iron Man Brother.
Welcome aboard big guy. You have made it 100 days. Way to go buddy im glad your in March!
Right on Steak! Welcome to the hof. Quit with you today.
Congrats Steak!
Congrats on HOF....glad you will stick around.
Well done steak!
Great job steakbomb! It even gets better.
Congrats on reaching the HOF! Great job. Keep at it ODAAT. You are winning today!
Nice work!
Great work so far! Enjoy your quit, but keep doing what got you this far. Keep your tools sharp.
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Friday March 21, 2014
Our first stop of the day is going to put us in Simsbury,Connecticut picking up Steakbomb18 a married quitter with two kids who is came from the burbs of Boston. He started dipping when he was in college when everyone else was chewing,but he decided to quit after he got a sore throat that would not go away for anything.Although all of the test have came back good that was the last straw for him he knew that it was time to quit and stop giving his wife false promises.We are glad that this quitter found us here at KTC because he has some good wisdom to share for everyone of us.That wisdom is to be proud of your quit no matter what day you are on whether it is day 3 or day 300 each day won is another day to be proud of your quit.For the train ride he is going to be bringing some Maker�s Mark with him,so maybe we can have some of that Maker�s when we are watching the Redsox beat the Yankee�s on that big screen that Mogul has set up.Just so everyone knows this bad ass quitter is a pharmacist that has signed up for 200 days and is wanting to spend it just like his 100 days of freedom soaking up the family time rather than them having to play second fiddle to his addiction.This quitter isn�t afraid of anyone here at KTC in particular,but says that he doesn�t want to have Evil Won or Diesel2112 jumping his ass for doing something stupid.He would like to give a big thanks to Worktowin for being a big brother to him through his first 100 days of his quit. Well Steakbomb18 it is time� to bring your Patriots loving ass on to the train,so that we can pick up your next Iron Man Brother.
Welcome aboard big guy. You have made it 100 days. Way to go buddy im glad your in March!
Right on Steak! Welcome to the hof. Quit with you today.
Congrats Steak!
Congrats on HOF....glad you will stick around.
Well done steak!
Great job steakbomb! It even gets better.
Congrats on reaching the HOF! Great job. Keep at it ODAAT. You are winning today!
Nice work!
Great work so far! Enjoy your quit, but keep doing what got you this far. Keep your tools sharp.
Great job on your first hundred- you did it just right! Now carry on as a free man!
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Friday March 21, 2014
Our first stop of the day is going to put us in Simsbury,Connecticut picking up Steakbomb18 a married quitter with two kids who is came from the burbs of Boston. He started dipping when he was in college when everyone else was chewing,but he decided to quit after he got a sore throat that would not go away for anything.Although all of the test have came back good that was the last straw for him he knew that it was time to quit and stop giving his wife false promises.We are glad that this quitter found us here at KTC because he has some good wisdom to share for everyone of us.That wisdom is to be proud of your quit no matter what day you are on whether it is day 3 or day 300 each day won is another day to be proud of your quit.For the train ride he is going to be bringing some Maker�s Mark with him,so maybe we can have some of that Maker�s when we are watching the Redsox beat the Yankee�s on that big screen that Mogul has set up.Just so everyone knows this bad ass quitter is a pharmacist that has signed up for 200 days and is wanting to spend it just like his 100 days of freedom soaking up the family time rather than them having to play second fiddle to his addiction.This quitter isn�t afraid of anyone here at KTC in particular,but says that he doesn�t want to have Evil Won or Diesel2112 jumping his ass for doing something stupid.He would like to give a big thanks to Worktowin for being a big brother to him through his first 100 days of his quit. Well Steakbomb18 it is time� to bring your Patriots loving ass on to the train,so that we can pick up your next Iron Man Brother.
Welcome aboard big guy. You have made it 100 days. Way to go buddy im glad your in March!
Right on Steak! Welcome to the hof. Quit with you today.
Congrats Steak!
Congrats on HOF....glad you will stick around.
Well done steak!
Great job steakbomb! It even gets better.
Congrats on reaching the HOF! Great job. Keep at it ODAAT. You are winning today!
Nice work!
Great work so far! Enjoy your quit, but keep doing what got you this far. Keep your tools sharp.
Great job on your first hundred- you did it just right! Now carry on as a free man!
Way to go Steak! So proud to have you as a brother! Like I have said before you are SOLID! Congrats.
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Friday March 21, 2014
Our first stop of the day is going to put us in Simsbury,Connecticut picking up Steakbomb18 a married quitter with two kids who is came from the burbs of Boston. He started dipping when he was in college when everyone else was chewing,but he decided to quit after he got a sore throat that would not go away for anything.Although all of the test have came back good that was the last straw for him he knew that it was time to quit and stop giving his wife false promises.We are glad that this quitter found us here at KTC because he has some good wisdom to share for everyone of us.That wisdom is to be proud of your quit no matter what day you are on whether it is day 3 or day 300 each day won is another day to be proud of your quit.For the train ride he is going to be bringing some Maker�s Mark with him,so maybe we can have some of that Maker�s when we are watching the Redsox beat the Yankee�s on that big screen that Mogul has set up.Just so everyone knows this bad ass quitter is a pharmacist that has signed up for 200 days and is wanting to spend it just like his 100 days of freedom soaking up the family time rather than them having to play second fiddle to his addiction.This quitter isn�t afraid of anyone here at KTC in particular,but says that he doesn�t want to have Evil Won or Diesel2112 jumping his ass for doing something stupid.He would like to give a big thanks to Worktowin for being a big brother to him through his first 100 days of his quit. Well Steakbomb18 it is time� to bring your Patriots loving ass on to the train,so that we can pick up your next Iron Man Brother.
Welcome aboard big guy. You have made it 100 days. Way to go buddy im glad your in March!
Right on Steak! Welcome to the hof. Quit with you today.
Congrats Steak!
Congrats on HOF....glad you will stick around.
Well done steak!
Great job steakbomb! It even gets better.
Congrats on reaching the HOF! Great job. Keep at it ODAAT. You are winning today!
Nice work!
Great work so far! Enjoy your quit, but keep doing what got you this far. Keep your tools sharp.
Great job on your first hundred- you did it just right! Now carry on as a free man!
Way to go Steak! So proud to have you as a brother! Like I have said before you are SOLID! Congrats.
Solid bro... well done.
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Day 100 reflection. I am proud to be a badass quitter. I love being quit and I love my freedom. I am also humbled by this experience and the magnitude of change KTC has brought into my life. It has empowered me to save my own life and given me brotherhood, friendships, and support...simply through a daily promise to those who have traveled down the same road as I. KTC is huge, and to have been able to start the first 100 days down this new road, with this group of people, has changed me.
I am still an addict, but today, I am not addicted. Thank you.
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Day 100 reflection. I am proud to be a badass quitter. I love being quit and I love my freedom. I am also humbled by this experience and the magnitude of change KTC has brought into my life. It has empowered me to save my own life and given me brotherhood, friendships, and support...simply through a daily promise to those who have traveled down the same road as I. KTC is huge, and to have been able to start the first 100 days down this new road, with this group of people, has changed me.
I am still an addict, but today, I am not addicted. Thank you.
just a little advice...i was you...i loved my quit and was proud to be hall of fame and all that...but i strayed, got complacent on and on...thats why i'm day 3 and not pushing 3rd or 4th floor right now...maintain bud...and congrats!
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Day 100 reflection. I am proud to be a badass quitter. I love being quit and I love my freedom. I am also humbled by this experience and the magnitude of change KTC has brought into my life. It has empowered me to save my own life and given me brotherhood, friendships, and support...simply through a daily promise to those who have traveled down the same road as I. KTC is huge, and to have been able to start the first 100 days down this new road, with this group of people, has changed me.
I am still an addict, but today, I am not addicted. Thank you.
Congrats on 100! One day at a time!
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Day 100 reflection. I am proud to be a badass quitter. I love being quit and I love my freedom. I am also humbled by this experience and the magnitude of change KTC has brought into my life. It has empowered me to save my own life and given me brotherhood, friendships, and support...simply through a daily promise to those who have traveled down the same road as I. KTC is huge, and to have been able to start the first 100 days down this new road, with this group of people, has changed me.
I am still an addict, but today, I am not addicted. Thank you.
Well said brother! Proud to quit with you!
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Day 100 reflection. I am proud to be a badass quitter. I love being quit and I love my freedom. I am also humbled by this experience and the magnitude of change KTC has brought into my life. It has empowered me to save my own life and given me brotherhood, friendships, and support...simply through a daily promise to those who have traveled down the same road as I. KTC is huge, and to have been able to start the first 100 days down this new road, with this group of people, has changed me.Â
I am still an addict, but today, I am not addicted. Thank you.
Well said brother! Proud to quit with you!
Congrats on 100, keep going!
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Day 100 reflection. I am proud to be a badass quitter. I love being quit and I love my freedom. I am also humbled by this experience and the magnitude of change KTC has brought into my life. It has empowered me to save my own life and given me brotherhood, friendships, and support...simply through a daily promise to those who have traveled down the same road as I. KTC is huge, and to have been able to start the first 100 days down this new road, with this group of people, has changed me.
I am still an addict, but today, I am not addicted. Thank you.
Way to go Steakbomb! Congratulations on your first hundred. +1 coming up tomorrow. Glad to be quit with you.
ZillahCowboy
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Day 100 reflection. I am proud to be a badass quitter. I love being quit and I love my freedom. I am also humbled by this experience and the magnitude of change KTC has brought into my life. It has empowered me to save my own life and given me brotherhood, friendships, and support...simply through a daily promise to those who have traveled down the same road as I. KTC is huge, and to have been able to start the first 100 days down this new road, with this group of people, has changed me.Â
I am still an addict, but today, I am not addicted. Thank you.
Way to go Steakbomb! Congratulations on your first hundred. +1 coming up tomorrow. Glad to be quit with you.
ZillahCowboy
Nice Steaky, your a bad ass quitter and Im Damn proud to quit with you bud. There Must be something in the water in March, because we got some true quitters in there.
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150! 5 months! Doesn't freedom feel great? One day at a time you are tsking your life back! Thanks for bringing a lot if us along for the ride, brother!
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150! 5 months! Doesn't freedom feel great? One day at a time you are tsking your life back! Thanks for bringing a lot if us along for the ride, brother!
Congrats on a floor and a half Steak! Let's keep doing this together till we die or they turn off the interwebs!
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150! 5 months! Doesn't freedom feel great? One day at a time you are tsking your life back! Thanks for bringing a lot if us along for the ride, brother!
Congrats on a floor and a half Steak! Let's keep doing this together till we die or they turn off the interwebs!
Nice buck and a half Steak! Great to be on this freedom journey with you!
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150! 5 months! Doesn't freedom feel great? One day at a time you are tsking your life back! Thanks for bringing a lot if us along for the ride, brother!
Congrats on a floor and a half Steak! Let's keep doing this together till we die or they turn off the interwebs!
Nice buck and a half Steak! Great to be on this freedom journey with you!
Nice job Steakbomb! Congrats on 151 today. Proud of you brother. Quit on today!
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150! 5 months! Doesn't freedom feel great? One day at a time you are tsking your life back! Thanks for bringing a lot if us along for the ride, brother!
Congrats on a floor and a half Steak! Let's keep doing this together till we die or they turn off the interwebs!
Nice buck and a half Steak! Great to be on this freedom journey with you!
Nice job Steakbomb! Congrats on 151 today. Proud of you brother. Quit on today!
very nice number steak.....great job
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150! 5 months! Doesn't freedom feel great? One day at a time you are tsking your life back! Thanks for bringing a lot if us along for the ride, brother!
Congrats on a floor and a half Steak! Let's keep doing this together till we die or they turn off the interwebs!
Nice buck and a half Steak! Great to be on this freedom journey with you!
Nice job Steakbomb! Congrats on 151 today. Proud of you brother. Quit on today!
very nice number steak.....great job
Didn't get to spend time on the site yesterday as I had family in town. What a great feeling to see that ya'll bumped me to the front yesterday. Little things like that, knowing my brothers are thinking of me, makes my quit that much strongerÂ…and this is why we're here. Gracias amigos, on to the next +1.
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150! 5 months! Doesn't freedom feel great? One day at a time you are tsking your life back! Thanks for bringing a lot if us along for the ride, brother!
Congrats on a floor and a half Steak! Let's keep doing this together till we die or they turn off the interwebs!
Nice buck and a half Steak! Great to be on this freedom journey with you!
Nice job Steakbomb! Congrats on 151 today. Proud of you brother. Quit on today!
very nice number steak.....great job
Didn't get to spend time on the site yesterday as I had family in town. What a great feeling to see that ya'll bumped me to the front yesterday. Little things like that, knowing my brothers are thinking of me, makes my quit that much strongerÂ…and this is why we're here. Gracias amigos, on to the next +1.
Congrats Steak!! Thanks for being here!
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Day 176, and IÂ’ve gone undefeated against the nic bitch for almost 6 months; and it gets better and better with each passing day. I havenÂ’t documented much about my quit on this thread, but so much has happened.
- I finally have medical sanity that the issues that prompted my quit are resolved. No lingering throat issues, headaches – stress related, and dental check-up went well. 18 years and lucky to be relatively unscathed.
- Found an old emergency tin that I missed. The sight of it felt foreign to me and I had no desire to even take a whiff. I then hid it in the trash and while doing so, paused. ThatÂ’s funny, I used to hide my empty tins in the trash all the time. Difference this time was, I didnÂ’t want my wife to find it in fear sheÂ’d think IÂ’d caved. I then told her this,Â…because IÂ’m free now and can tell her anything.
- IÂ’ve built an accountability foundation that is so rock solid, I am afraid to put a single chip in it. What I mean by that, the foundation is pristine to me. To cave, to even think of caving, putting a single scratch in that foundation, is enough to deter me.
- I continue to learn every day from everyone. Newbies, veterans, and those who have caved but have come back with vengeance.
ThereÂ’s so much more, but the one thing I canÂ’t stress enough is posting roll. I am 176 for 176. 100%. Posting is like polishing my accountability foundation made of marble. The other day I received a text from a quit brother asking to post for another guy because he himself wasnÂ’t near a computer. Double text, because we all cared about posting for the first guy. FÂ’n love that shit.
Anyway, thatÂ’s all for now. Quit on brothers.
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Day 176, and IÂ’ve gone undefeated against the nic bitch for almost 6 months; and it gets better and better with each passing day. I havenÂ’t documented much about my quit on this thread, but so much has happened.
- I finally have medical sanity that the issues that prompted my quit are resolved. No lingering throat issues, headaches – stress related, and dental check-up went well. 18 years and lucky to be relatively unscathed.
- Found an old emergency tin that I missed. The sight of it felt foreign to me and I had no desire to even take a whiff. I then hid it in the trash and while doing so, paused. ThatÂ’s funny, I used to hide my empty tins in the trash all the time. Difference this time was, I didnÂ’t want my wife to find it in fear sheÂ’d think IÂ’d caved. I then told her this,Â…because IÂ’m free now and can tell her anything.
- IÂ’ve built an accountability foundation that is so rock solid, I am afraid to put a single chip in it. What I mean by that, the foundation is pristine to me. To cave, to even think of caving, putting a single scratch in that foundation, is enough to deter me.
- I continue to learn every day from everyone. Newbies, veterans, and those who have caved but have come back with vengeance.
ThereÂ’s so much more, but the one thing I canÂ’t stress enough is posting roll. I am 176 for 176. 100%. Posting is like polishing my accountability foundation made of marble. The other day I received a text from a quit brother asking to post for another guy because he himself wasnÂ’t near a computer. Double text, because we all cared about posting for the first guy. FÂ’n love that shit.
Anyway, thatÂ’s all for now. Quit on brothers.
Awesome!!
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Day 176, and IÂ’ve gone undefeated against the nic bitch for almost 6 months; and it gets better and better with each passing day. I havenÂ’t documented much about my quit on this thread, but so much has happened.
- I finally have medical sanity that the issues that prompted my quit are resolved. No lingering throat issues, headaches – stress related, and dental check-up went well. 18 years and lucky to be relatively unscathed.
- Found an old emergency tin that I missed. The sight of it felt foreign to me and I had no desire to even take a whiff. I then hid it in the trash and while doing so, paused. ThatÂ’s funny, I used to hide my empty tins in the trash all the time. Difference this time was, I didnÂ’t want my wife to find it in fear sheÂ’d think IÂ’d caved. I then told her this,Â…because IÂ’m free now and can tell her anything.
- IÂ’ve built an accountability foundation that is so rock solid, I am afraid to put a single chip in it. What I mean by that, the foundation is pristine to me. To cave, to even think of caving, putting a single scratch in that foundation, is enough to deter me.
- I continue to learn every day from everyone. Newbies, veterans, and those who have caved but have come back with vengeance.
ThereÂ’s so much more, but the one thing I canÂ’t stress enough is posting roll. I am 176 for 176. 100%. Posting is like polishing my accountability foundation made of marble. The other day I received a text from a quit brother asking to post for another guy because he himself wasnÂ’t near a computer. Double text, because we all cared about posting for the first guy. FÂ’n love that shit.
Anyway, thatÂ’s all for now. Quit on brothers.
Awesome!!
Proud to quit with you today. There is so much upside ahead that I honestly can't even put it into words. Thank you for your support btw. This is a team effort, and we don't have any weak links in our chains.
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Day 176, and IÂ’ve gone undefeated against the nic bitch for almost 6 months; and it gets better and better with each passing day. I havenÂ’t documented much about my quit on this thread, but so much has happened.
- I finally have medical sanity that the issues that prompted my quit are resolved. No lingering throat issues, headaches – stress related, and dental check-up went well. 18 years and lucky to be relatively unscathed.
- Found an old emergency tin that I missed. The sight of it felt foreign to me and I had no desire to even take a whiff. I then hid it in the trash and while doing so, paused. ThatÂ’s funny, I used to hide my empty tins in the trash all the time. Difference this time was, I didnÂ’t want my wife to find it in fear sheÂ’d think IÂ’d caved. I then told her this,Â…because IÂ’m free now and can tell her anything.
- IÂ’ve built an accountability foundation that is so rock solid, I am afraid to put a single chip in it. What I mean by that, the foundation is pristine to me. To cave, to even think of caving, putting a single scratch in that foundation, is enough to deter me.
- I continue to learn every day from everyone. Newbies, veterans, and those who have caved but have come back with vengeance.
ThereÂ’s so much more, but the one thing I canÂ’t stress enough is posting roll. I am 176 for 176. 100%. Posting is like polishing my accountability foundation made of marble. The other day I received a text from a quit brother asking to post for another guy because he himself wasnÂ’t near a computer. Double text, because we all cared about posting for the first guy. FÂ’n love that shit.
Anyway, thatÂ’s all for now. Quit on brothers.
Awesome!!
Proud to quit with you today. There is so much upside ahead that I honestly can't even put it into words. Thank you for your support btw. This is a team effort, and we don't have any weak links in our chains.
Thanks for being a rock solid quitter!!
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Day 176, and IÂ’ve gone undefeated against the nic bitch for almost 6 months; and it gets better and better with each passing day. I havenÂ’t documented much about my quit on this thread, but so much has happened.
- I finally have medical sanity that the issues that prompted my quit are resolved. No lingering throat issues, headaches – stress related, and dental check-up went well. 18 years and lucky to be relatively unscathed.
- Found an old emergency tin that I missed. The sight of it felt foreign to me and I had no desire to even take a whiff. I then hid it in the trash and while doing so, paused. ThatÂ’s funny, I used to hide my empty tins in the trash all the time. Difference this time was, I didnÂ’t want my wife to find it in fear sheÂ’d think IÂ’d caved. I then told her this,Â…because IÂ’m free now and can tell her anything.
- IÂ’ve built an accountability foundation that is so rock solid, I am afraid to put a single chip in it. What I mean by that, the foundation is pristine to me. To cave, to even think of caving, putting a single scratch in that foundation, is enough to deter me.
- I continue to learn every day from everyone. Newbies, veterans, and those who have caved but have come back with vengeance.
ThereÂ’s so much more, but the one thing I canÂ’t stress enough is posting roll. I am 176 for 176. 100%. Posting is like polishing my accountability foundation made of marble. The other day I received a text from a quit brother asking to post for another guy because he himself wasnÂ’t near a computer. Double text, because we all cared about posting for the first guy. FÂ’n love that shit.
Anyway, thatÂ’s all for now. Quit on brothers.
Awesome!!
Proud to quit with you today. There is so much upside ahead that I honestly can't even put it into words. Thank you for your support btw. This is a team effort, and we don't have any weak links in our chains.
Thanks for being a rock solid quitter!!
You have an Iron Will and Fortitude and are one of the rocks of our class! I am so fucking proud to call you my friend and brother!
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Day 176, and IÂ’ve gone undefeated against the nic bitch for almost 6 months; and it gets better and better with each passing day. I havenÂ’t documented much about my quit on this thread, but so much has happened.
- I finally have medical sanity that the issues that prompted my quit are resolved. No lingering throat issues, headaches – stress related, and dental check-up went well. 18 years and lucky to be relatively unscathed.
- Found an old emergency tin that I missed. The sight of it felt foreign to me and I had no desire to even take a whiff. I then hid it in the trash and while doing so, paused. ThatÂ’s funny, I used to hide my empty tins in the trash all the time. Difference this time was, I didnÂ’t want my wife to find it in fear sheÂ’d think IÂ’d caved. I then told her this,Â…because IÂ’m free now and can tell her anything.
- IÂ’ve built an accountability foundation that is so rock solid, I am afraid to put a single chip in it. What I mean by that, the foundation is pristine to me. To cave, to even think of caving, putting a single scratch in that foundation, is enough to deter me.
- I continue to learn every day from everyone. Newbies, veterans, and those who have caved but have come back with vengeance.
ThereÂ’s so much more, but the one thing I canÂ’t stress enough is posting roll. I am 176 for 176. 100%. Posting is like polishing my accountability foundation made of marble. The other day I received a text from a quit brother asking to post for another guy because he himself wasnÂ’t near a computer. Double text, because we all cared about posting for the first guy. FÂ’n love that shit.
Anyway, thatÂ’s all for now. Quit on brothers.
Awesome!!
Proud to quit with you today. There is so much upside ahead that I honestly can't even put it into words. Thank you for your support btw. This is a team effort, and we don't have any weak links in our chains.
Thanks for being a rock solid quitter!!
You have an Iron Will and Fortitude and are one of the rocks of our class! I am so fucking proud to call you my friend and brother!
Gave me chills reading this! I am proud to be a part of that foundation! You are a badass my friend
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Day 176, and IÂ’ve gone undefeated against the nic bitch for almost 6 months; and it gets better and better with each passing day. I havenÂ’t documented much about my quit on this thread, but so much has happened.
- I finally have medical sanity that the issues that prompted my quit are resolved. No lingering throat issues, headaches – stress related, and dental check-up went well. 18 years and lucky to be relatively unscathed.
- Found an old emergency tin that I missed. The sight of it felt foreign to me and I had no desire to even take a whiff. I then hid it in the trash and while doing so, paused. ThatÂ’s funny, I used to hide my empty tins in the trash all the time. Difference this time was, I didnÂ’t want my wife to find it in fear sheÂ’d think IÂ’d caved. I then told her this,Â…because IÂ’m free now and can tell her anything.
- IÂ’ve built an accountability foundation that is so rock solid, I am afraid to put a single chip in it. What I mean by that, the foundation is pristine to me. To cave, to even think of caving, putting a single scratch in that foundation, is enough to deter me.
- I continue to learn every day from everyone. Newbies, veterans, and those who have caved but have come back with vengeance.
ThereÂ’s so much more, but the one thing I canÂ’t stress enough is posting roll. I am 176 for 176. 100%. Posting is like polishing my accountability foundation made of marble. The other day I received a text from a quit brother asking to post for another guy because he himself wasnÂ’t near a computer. Double text, because we all cared about posting for the first guy. FÂ’n love that shit.
Anyway, thatÂ’s all for now. Quit on brothers.
Awesome!!
Proud to quit with you today. There is so much upside ahead that I honestly can't even put it into words. Thank you for your support btw. This is a team effort, and we don't have any weak links in our chains.
Thanks for being a rock solid quitter!!
You have an Iron Will and Fortitude and are one of the rocks of our class! I am so fucking proud to call you my friend and brother!
Gave me chills reading this! I am proud to be a part of that foundation! You are a badass my friend
Awesome post! Rock solid Steak!
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Day 176, and IÂ’ve gone undefeated against the nic bitch for almost 6 months; and it gets better and better with each passing day. I havenÂ’t documented much about my quit on this thread, but so much has happened.
- I finally have medical sanity that the issues that prompted my quit are resolved. No lingering throat issues, headaches – stress related, and dental check-up went well. 18 years and lucky to be relatively unscathed.
- Found an old emergency tin that I missed. The sight of it felt foreign to me and I had no desire to even take a whiff. I then hid it in the trash and while doing so, paused. ThatÂ’s funny, I used to hide my empty tins in the trash all the time. Difference this time was, I didnÂ’t want my wife to find it in fear sheÂ’d think IÂ’d caved. I then told her this,Â…because IÂ’m free now and can tell her anything.
- IÂ’ve built an accountability foundation that is so rock solid, I am afraid to put a single chip in it. What I mean by that, the foundation is pristine to me. To cave, to even think of caving, putting a single scratch in that foundation, is enough to deter me.
- I continue to learn every day from everyone. Newbies, veterans, and those who have caved but have come back with vengeance.
ThereÂ’s so much more, but the one thing I canÂ’t stress enough is posting roll. I am 176 for 176. 100%. Posting is like polishing my accountability foundation made of marble. The other day I received a text from a quit brother asking to post for another guy because he himself wasnÂ’t near a computer. Double text, because we all cared about posting for the first guy. FÂ’n love that shit.
Anyway, thatÂ’s all for now. Quit on brothers.
Awesome!!
Proud to quit with you today. There is so much upside ahead that I honestly can't even put it into words. Thank you for your support btw. This is a team effort, and we don't have any weak links in our chains.
Thanks for being a rock solid quitter!!
You have an Iron Will and Fortitude and are one of the rocks of our class! I am so fucking proud to call you my friend and brother!
Gave me chills reading this! I am proud to be a part of that foundation! You are a badass my friend
^^^^ I had the exact same thought. I'm glad to quit like fuck with you every day!
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Day 176, and IÂ’ve gone undefeated against the nic bitch for almost 6 months; and it gets better and better with each passing day. I havenÂ’t documented much about my quit on this thread, but so much has happened.
- I finally have medical sanity that the issues that prompted my quit are resolved. No lingering throat issues, headaches – stress related, and dental check-up went well. 18 years and lucky to be relatively unscathed.
- Found an old emergency tin that I missed. The sight of it felt foreign to me and I had no desire to even take a whiff. I then hid it in the trash and while doing so, paused. ThatÂ’s funny, I used to hide my empty tins in the trash all the time. Difference this time was, I didnÂ’t want my wife to find it in fear sheÂ’d think IÂ’d caved. I then told her this,Â…because IÂ’m free now and can tell her anything.
- IÂ’ve built an accountability foundation that is so rock solid, I am afraid to put a single chip in it. What I mean by that, the foundation is pristine to me. To cave, to even think of caving, putting a single scratch in that foundation, is enough to deter me.
- I continue to learn every day from everyone. Newbies, veterans, and those who have caved but have come back with vengeance.
ThereÂ’s so much more, but the one thing I canÂ’t stress enough is posting roll. I am 176 for 176. 100%. Posting is like polishing my accountability foundation made of marble. The other day I received a text from a quit brother asking to post for another guy because he himself wasnÂ’t near a computer. Double text, because we all cared about posting for the first guy. FÂ’n love that shit.
Anyway, thatÂ’s all for now. Quit on brothers.
Awesome!!
Proud to quit with you today. There is so much upside ahead that I honestly can't even put it into words. Thank you for your support btw. This is a team effort, and we don't have any weak links in our chains.
Thanks for being a rock solid quitter!!
You have an Iron Will and Fortitude and are one of the rocks of our class! I am so fucking proud to call you my friend and brother!
Gave me chills reading this! I am proud to be a part of that foundation! You are a badass my friend
^^^^ I had the exact same thought. I'm glad to quit like fuck with you every day!
Great to read this perspective. Your quit is exemplary- gotta love it! Quit on!!
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Day 176, and IÂ’ve gone undefeated against the nic bitch for almost 6 months; and it gets better and better with each passing day. I havenÂ’t documented much about my quit on this thread, but so much has happened.
- I finally have medical sanity that the issues that prompted my quit are resolved. No lingering throat issues, headaches – stress related, and dental check-up went well. 18 years and lucky to be relatively unscathed.
- Found an old emergency tin that I missed. The sight of it felt foreign to me and I had no desire to even take a whiff. I then hid it in the trash and while doing so, paused. ThatÂ’s funny, I used to hide my empty tins in the trash all the time. Difference this time was, I didnÂ’t want my wife to find it in fear sheÂ’d think IÂ’d caved. I then told her this,Â…because IÂ’m free now and can tell her anything.
- IÂ’ve built an accountability foundation that is so rock solid, I am afraid to put a single chip in it. What I mean by that, the foundation is pristine to me. To cave, to even think of caving, putting a single scratch in that foundation, is enough to deter me.
- I continue to learn every day from everyone. Newbies, veterans, and those who have caved but have come back with vengeance.
ThereÂ’s so much more, but the one thing I canÂ’t stress enough is posting roll. I am 176 for 176. 100%. Posting is like polishing my accountability foundation made of marble. The other day I received a text from a quit brother asking to post for another guy because he himself wasnÂ’t near a computer. Double text, because we all cared about posting for the first guy. FÂ’n love that shit.
Anyway, thatÂ’s all for now. Quit on brothers.
Awesome!!
Proud to quit with you today. There is so much upside ahead that I honestly can't even put it into words. Thank you for your support btw. This is a team effort, and we don't have any weak links in our chains.
Thanks for being a rock solid quitter!!
You have an Iron Will and Fortitude and are one of the rocks of our class! I am so fucking proud to call you my friend and brother!
Gave me chills reading this! I am proud to be a part of that foundation! You are a badass my friend
^^^^ I had the exact same thought. I'm glad to quit like fuck with you every day!
Great to read this perspective. Your quit is exemplary- gotta love it! Quit on!!
Great post steak. Hope you consider me part of your foundation. Quit with you.
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Day 176, and IÂ’ve gone undefeated against the nic bitch for almost 6 months; and it gets better and better with each passing day. I havenÂ’t documented much about my quit on this thread, but so much has happened.
- I finally have medical sanity that the issues that prompted my quit are resolved. No lingering throat issues, headaches – stress related, and dental check-up went well. 18 years and lucky to be relatively unscathed.
- Found an old emergency tin that I missed. The sight of it felt foreign to me and I had no desire to even take a whiff. I then hid it in the trash and while doing so, paused. ThatÂ’s funny, I used to hide my empty tins in the trash all the time. Difference this time was, I didnÂ’t want my wife to find it in fear sheÂ’d think IÂ’d caved. I then told her this,Â…because IÂ’m free now and can tell her anything.
- IÂ’ve built an accountability foundation that is so rock solid, I am afraid to put a single chip in it. What I mean by that, the foundation is pristine to me. To cave, to even think of caving, putting a single scratch in that foundation, is enough to deter me.
- I continue to learn every day from everyone. Newbies, veterans, and those who have caved but have come back with vengeance.
ThereÂ’s so much more, but the one thing I canÂ’t stress enough is posting roll. I am 176 for 176. 100%. Posting is like polishing my accountability foundation made of marble. The other day I received a text from a quit brother asking to post for another guy because he himself wasnÂ’t near a computer. Double text, because we all cared about posting for the first guy. FÂ’n love that shit.
Anyway, thatÂ’s all for now. Quit on brothers.
Awesome!!
Proud to quit with you today. There is so much upside ahead that I honestly can't even put it into words. Thank you for your support btw. This is a team effort, and we don't have any weak links in our chains.
Thanks for being a rock solid quitter!!
You have an Iron Will and Fortitude and are one of the rocks of our class! I am so fucking proud to call you my friend and brother!
Gave me chills reading this! I am proud to be a part of that foundation! You are a badass my friend
^^^^ I had the exact same thought. I'm glad to quit like fuck with you every day!
Great to read this perspective. Your quit is exemplary- gotta love it! Quit on!!
Great post steak. Hope you consider me part of your foundation. Quit with you.
I really hope some newbies read your responses to my post because...honestly, how awesome is that shit? Legitimate brotherhood and friendship...through a website, how is that possible. Well, you all helped me to save my own life, that's how. You guys are the reason I polish that accountability stone every damn day with something called roll. I owe it to you and I owe it to me.
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Day 176, and IÂ’ve gone undefeated against the nic bitch for almost 6 months; and it gets better and better with each passing day. I havenÂ’t documented much about my quit on this thread, but so much has happened.
- I finally have medical sanity that the issues that prompted my quit are resolved. No lingering throat issues, headaches – stress related, and dental check-up went well. 18 years and lucky to be relatively unscathed.
- Found an old emergency tin that I missed. The sight of it felt foreign to me and I had no desire to even take a whiff. I then hid it in the trash and while doing so, paused. ThatÂ’s funny, I used to hide my empty tins in the trash all the time. Difference this time was, I didnÂ’t want my wife to find it in fear sheÂ’d think IÂ’d caved. I then told her this,Â…because IÂ’m free now and can tell her anything.
- IÂ’ve built an accountability foundation that is so rock solid, I am afraid to put a single chip in it. What I mean by that, the foundation is pristine to me. To cave, to even think of caving, putting a single scratch in that foundation, is enough to deter me.
- I continue to learn every day from everyone. Newbies, veterans, and those who have caved but have come back with vengeance.
ThereÂ’s so much more, but the one thing I canÂ’t stress enough is posting roll. I am 176 for 176. 100%. Posting is like polishing my accountability foundation made of marble. The other day I received a text from a quit brother asking to post for another guy because he himself wasnÂ’t near a computer. Double text, because we all cared about posting for the first guy. FÂ’n love that shit.
Anyway, thatÂ’s all for now. Quit on brothers.
Awesome!!
Proud to quit with you today. There is so much upside ahead that I honestly can't even put it into words. Thank you for your support btw. This is a team effort, and we don't have any weak links in our chains.
Thanks for being a rock solid quitter!!
You have an Iron Will and Fortitude and are one of the rocks of our class! I am so fucking proud to call you my friend and brother!
Gave me chills reading this! I am proud to be a part of that foundation! You are a badass my friend
^^^^ I had the exact same thought. I'm glad to quit like fuck with you every day!
Great to read this perspective. Your quit is exemplary- gotta love it! Quit on!!
Great post steak. Hope you consider me part of your foundation. Quit with you.
proud to call this guy my quit brother. quit on.
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Day 176, and IÂ’ve gone undefeated against the nic bitch for almost 6 months; and it gets better and better with each passing day. I havenÂ’t documented much about my quit on this thread, but so much has happened.
- I finally have medical sanity that the issues that prompted my quit are resolved. No lingering throat issues, headaches – stress related, and dental check-up went well. 18 years and lucky to be relatively unscathed.
- Found an old emergency tin that I missed. The sight of it felt foreign to me and I had no desire to even take a whiff. I then hid it in the trash and while doing so, paused. ThatÂ’s funny, I used to hide my empty tins in the trash all the time. Difference this time was, I didnÂ’t want my wife to find it in fear sheÂ’d think IÂ’d caved. I then told her this,Â…because IÂ’m free now and can tell her anything.
- IÂ’ve built an accountability foundation that is so rock solid, I am afraid to put a single chip in it. What I mean by that, the foundation is pristine to me. To cave, to even think of caving, putting a single scratch in that foundation, is enough to deter me.
- I continue to learn every day from everyone. Newbies, veterans, and those who have caved but have come back with vengeance.
ThereÂ’s so much more, but the one thing I canÂ’t stress enough is posting roll. I am 176 for 176. 100%. Posting is like polishing my accountability foundation made of marble. The other day I received a text from a quit brother asking to post for another guy because he himself wasnÂ’t near a computer. Double text, because we all cared about posting for the first guy. FÂ’n love that shit.
Anyway, thatÂ’s all for now. Quit on brothers.
Awesome!!
Proud to quit with you today. There is so much upside ahead that I honestly can't even put it into words. Thank you for your support btw. This is a team effort, and we don't have any weak links in our chains.
Thanks for being a rock solid quitter!!
You have an Iron Will and Fortitude and are one of the rocks of our class! I am so fucking proud to call you my friend and brother!
Gave me chills reading this! I am proud to be a part of that foundation! You are a badass my friend
^^^^ I had the exact same thought. I'm glad to quit like fuck with you every day!
Great to read this perspective. Your quit is exemplary- gotta love it! Quit on!!
Great post steak. Hope you consider me part of your foundation. Quit with you.
I really hope some newbies read your responses to my post because...honestly, how awesome is that shit? Legitimate brotherhood and friendship...through a website, how is that possible. Well, you all helped me to save my own life, that's how. You guys are the reason I polish that accountability stone every damn day with something called roll. I owe it to you and I owe it to me.
proud to call this guy my quit brother. quit on.
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Day 176, and IÂ’ve gone undefeated against the nic bitch for almost 6 months; and it gets better and better with each passing day. I havenÂ’t documented much about my quit on this thread, but so much has happened.
- I finally have medical sanity that the issues that prompted my quit are resolved. No lingering throat issues, headaches – stress related, and dental check-up went well. 18 years and lucky to be relatively unscathed.
- Found an old emergency tin that I missed. The sight of it felt foreign to me and I had no desire to even take a whiff. I then hid it in the trash and while doing so, paused. ThatÂ’s funny, I used to hide my empty tins in the trash all the time. Difference this time was, I didnÂ’t want my wife to find it in fear sheÂ’d think IÂ’d caved. I then told her this,Â…because IÂ’m free now and can tell her anything.
- IÂ’ve built an accountability foundation that is so rock solid, I am afraid to put a single chip in it. What I mean by that, the foundation is pristine to me. To cave, to even think of caving, putting a single scratch in that foundation, is enough to deter me.
- I continue to learn every day from everyone. Newbies, veterans, and those who have caved but have come back with vengeance.
ThereÂ’s so much more, but the one thing I canÂ’t stress enough is posting roll. I am 176 for 176. 100%. Posting is like polishing my accountability foundation made of marble. The other day I received a text from a quit brother asking to post for another guy because he himself wasnÂ’t near a computer. Double text, because we all cared about posting for the first guy. FÂ’n love that shit.
Anyway, thatÂ’s all for now. Quit on brothers.
Awesome!!
Proud to quit with you today. There is so much upside ahead that I honestly can't even put it into words. Thank you for your support btw. This is a team effort, and we don't have any weak links in our chains.
Thanks for being a rock solid quitter!!
You have an Iron Will and Fortitude and are one of the rocks of our class! I am so fucking proud to call you my friend and brother!
Gave me chills reading this! I am proud to be a part of that foundation! You are a badass my friend
^^^^ I had the exact same thought. I'm glad to quit like fuck with you every day!
Great to read this perspective. Your quit is exemplary- gotta love it! Quit on!!
Great post steak. Hope you consider me part of your foundation. Quit with you.
I really hope some newbies read your responses to my post because...honestly, how awesome is that shit? Legitimate brotherhood and friendship...through a website, how is that possible. Well, you all helped me to save my own life, that's how. You guys are the reason I polish that accountability stone every damn day with something called roll. I owe it to you and I owe it to me.
proud to call this guy my quit brother. quit on.
Great quit stuff on this intro as usual.
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Day 176, and IÂ’ve gone undefeated against the nic bitch for almost 6 months; and it gets better and better with each passing day. I havenÂ’t documented much about my quit on this thread, but so much has happened.
- I finally have medical sanity that the issues that prompted my quit are resolved. No lingering throat issues, headaches – stress related, and dental check-up went well. 18 years and lucky to be relatively unscathed.
- Found an old emergency tin that I missed. The sight of it felt foreign to me and I had no desire to even take a whiff. I then hid it in the trash and while doing so, paused. ThatÂ’s funny, I used to hide my empty tins in the trash all the time. Difference this time was, I didnÂ’t want my wife to find it in fear sheÂ’d think IÂ’d caved. I then told her this,Â…because IÂ’m free now and can tell her anything.
- IÂ’ve built an accountability foundation that is so rock solid, I am afraid to put a single chip in it. What I mean by that, the foundation is pristine to me. To cave, to even think of caving, putting a single scratch in that foundation, is enough to deter me.
- I continue to learn every day from everyone. Newbies, veterans, and those who have caved but have come back with vengeance.
ThereÂ’s so much more, but the one thing I canÂ’t stress enough is posting roll. I am 176 for 176. 100%. Posting is like polishing my accountability foundation made of marble. The other day I received a text from a quit brother asking to post for another guy because he himself wasnÂ’t near a computer. Double text, because we all cared about posting for the first guy. FÂ’n love that shit.
Anyway, thatÂ’s all for now. Quit on brothers.
Awesome!!
Proud to quit with you today. There is so much upside ahead that I honestly can't even put it into words. Thank you for your support btw. This is a team effort, and we don't have any weak links in our chains.
Thanks for being a rock solid quitter!!
You have an Iron Will and Fortitude and are one of the rocks of our class! I am so fucking proud to call you my friend and brother!
Gave me chills reading this! I am proud to be a part of that foundation! You are a badass my friend
^^^^ I had the exact same thought. I'm glad to quit like fuck with you every day!
Great to read this perspective. Your quit is exemplary- gotta love it! Quit on!!
Great post steak. Hope you consider me part of your foundation. Quit with you.
I really hope some newbies read your responses to my post because...honestly, how awesome is that shit? Legitimate brotherhood and friendship...through a website, how is that possible. Well, you all helped me to save my own life, that's how. You guys are the reason I polish that accountability stone every damn day with something called roll. I owe it to you and I owe it to me.
proud to call this guy my quit brother. quit on.
Great quit stuff on this intro as usual.
This man gets it. Roll+integrity=quit! I quit with you.
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150! 5 months! Doesn't freedom feel great? One day at a time you are tsking your life back! Thanks for bringing a lot if us along for the ride, brother!
Congrats on a floor and a half Steak! Let's keep doing this together till we die or they turn off the interwebs!
Nice buck and a half Steak! Great to be on this freedom journey with you!
Nice job Steakbomb! Congrats on 151 today. Proud of you brother. Quit on today!
very nice number steak.....great job
Didn't get to spend time on the site yesterday as I had family in town. What a great feeling to see that ya'll bumped me to the front yesterday. Little things like that, knowing my brothers are thinking of me, makes my quit that much strongerÂ…and this is why we're here. Gracias amigos, on to the next +1.
Congrats Steak!! Thanks for being here!
Sweat number and good job helping people my friend.
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I really hope some newbies read your responses to my post because...honestly, how awesome is that shit? Legitimate brotherhood and friendship...through a website, how is that possible. Well, you all helped me to save my own life, that's how. You guys are the reason I polish that accountability stone every damn day with something called roll. I owe it to you and I owe it to me.
Aug and Sept could learn a lot from reading this post. Hmmm...
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I really hope some newbies read your responses to my post because...honestly, how awesome is that shit? Legitimate brotherhood and friendship...through a website, how is that possible. Well, you all helped me to save my own life, that's how. You guys are the reason I polish that accountability stone every damn day with something called roll. I owe it to you and I owe it to me.
Aug and Sept could learn a lot from reading this post. Hmmm...
That is some badass quit talking there SB!! Man, you and a few other vets have really solidified my quit and I feel the exact same way.... I choose to polish that same accountability stone EDD with you man... My word is everything to me and I know you feel the exact same way... Men of character are not defined by what they say, but how they act!! You're a boss of quit!
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I really hope some newbies read your responses to my post because...honestly, how awesome is that shit? Legitimate brotherhood and friendship...through a website, how is that possible. Well, you all helped me to save my own life, that's how. You guys are the reason I polish that accountability stone every damn day with something called roll. I owe it to you and I owe it to me.
Aug and Sept could learn a lot from reading this post. Hmmm...
That is some badass quit talking there SB!! Man, you and a few other vets have really solidified my quit and I feel the exact same way.... I choose to polish that same accountability stone EDD with you man... My word is everything to me and I know you feel the exact same way... Men of character are not defined by what they say, but how they act!! You're a boss of quit!
Concur with this... this is some good quittin! I am quit with you all day long!
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This morning I received a PM from a fellow quit brother of mine in March, that somewhat floored me when I realized a much bigger meaning behind his gesture. Iron quitter, Bulldog, complimented a post I made on a newbieÂ’s thread. Bulldog has been posting roll and saving my life with me for 191 strait days (my quit time). But we donÂ’t text each other or much beyond that. But his random PM, punched me in the face and hit me with enormous force.
Accountability. The magnitude of my accountability is so enormous, that if I fuck up, I would be the biggest scumbag/douche nozzle I know. IÂ’m not saying I have the biggest accountability network or most complex. Many others have posted before me saying the same thing; but it really hit me this morning like a ton of bricks. I post roll in anywhere from 9 to 11 groups, I have 13 numbers in my phone, I comment on newbie threads, and chat occasionally. I am a 100% roll poster with 20 stud Iron Men quitters and I hate when people donÂ’t take roll seriously. My wife and friends outside of KTC are also engaged in my quit.
For 18 fucking years I have been a hypocrite and a liar. No more! I am quit and I am not that guy any more. My actions on this site, the things I say, my daily promise to the thousands of KTC quitters, my interactions with brothers and friends here all contribute to my network. They count on me day in and day out to hold my word. They need me. I need them. My accountability is my foundation, my “stone” and it means the world to me. Roll leads to accountability, which leads to brotherhood.
Though not your intent, thank you Bulldog for opening my eyes to the magnitude of my quit.
Quit on brothers.
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This morning I received a PM from a fellow quit brother of mine in March, that somewhat floored me when I realized a much bigger meaning behind his gesture. Iron quitter, Bulldog, complimented a post I made on a newbieÂ’s thread. Bulldog has been posting roll and saving my life with me for 191 strait days (my quit time). But we donÂ’t text each other or much beyond that. But his random PM, punched me in the face and hit me with enormous force.
Accountability. The magnitude of my accountability is so enormous, that if I fuck up, I would be the biggest scumbag/douche nozzle I know. IÂ’m not saying I have the biggest accountability network or most complex. Many others have posted before me saying the same thing; but it really hit me this morning like a ton of bricks. I post roll in anywhere from 9 to 11 groups, I have 13 numbers in my phone, I comment on newbie threads, and chat occasionally. I am a 100% roll poster with 20 stud Iron Men quitters and I hate when people donÂ’t take roll seriously. My wife and friends outside of KTC are also engaged in my quit.
For 18 fucking years I have been a hypocrite and a liar. No more! I am quit and I am not that guy any more. My actions on this site, the things I say, my daily promise to the thousands of KTC quitters, my interactions with brothers and friends here all contribute to my network. They count on me day in and day out to hold my word. They need me. I need them. My accountability is my foundation, my “stone” and it means the world to me. Roll leads to accountability, which leads to brotherhood.
Though not your intent, thank you Bulldog for opening my eyes to the magnitude of my quit.
Quit on brothers.
You're a bad ass I'm glad to be quit with you every single day!
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This morning I received a PM from a fellow quit brother of mine in March, that somewhat floored me when I realized a much bigger meaning behind his gesture. Iron quitter, Bulldog, complimented a post I made on a newbieÂ’s thread. Bulldog has been posting roll and saving my life with me for 191 strait days (my quit time). But we donÂ’t text each other or much beyond that. But his random PM, punched me in the face and hit me with enormous force.
Accountability. The magnitude of my accountability is so enormous, that if I fuck up, I would be the biggest scumbag/douche nozzle I know. IÂ’m not saying I have the biggest accountability network or most complex. Many others have posted before me saying the same thing; but it really hit me this morning like a ton of bricks. I post roll in anywhere from 9 to 11 groups, I have 13 numbers in my phone, I comment on newbie threads, and chat occasionally. I am a 100% roll poster with 20 stud Iron Men quitters and I hate when people donÂ’t take roll seriously. My wife and friends outside of KTC are also engaged in my quit.
For 18 fucking years I have been a hypocrite and a liar. No more! I am quit and I am not that guy any more. My actions on this site, the things I say, my daily promise to the thousands of KTC quitters, my interactions with brothers and friends here all contribute to my network. They count on me day in and day out to hold my word. They need me. I need them. My accountability is my foundation, my “stone” and it means the world to me. Roll leads to accountability, which leads to brotherhood.
Though not your intent, thank you Bulldog for opening my eyes to the magnitude of my quit.
Quit on brothers.
You're a bad ass I'm glad to be quit with you every single day!
You get it my friend. Those that hit hof and run are leaving the door open. Those that don't get involved, make friends, get accountable, leave the door wide open.
Those, like you have sealed the door shut with so many door locks its almost impervious. If somehow the door is broken down there is several ktc watchdogs to deal with. You can't cave,,, your in this for the longhaul. Glad to be quit with you.
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This morning I received a PM from a fellow quit brother of mine in March, that somewhat floored me when I realized a much bigger meaning behind his gesture. Iron quitter, Bulldog, complimented a post I made on a newbieÂ’s thread. Bulldog has been posting roll and saving my life with me for 191 strait days (my quit time). But we donÂ’t text each other or much beyond that. But his random PM, punched me in the face and hit me with enormous force.
Accountability. The magnitude of my accountability is so enormous, that if I fuck up, I would be the biggest scumbag/douche nozzle I know. IÂ’m not saying I have the biggest accountability network or most complex. Many others have posted before me saying the same thing; but it really hit me this morning like a ton of bricks. I post roll in anywhere from 9 to 11 groups, I have 13 numbers in my phone, I comment on newbie threads, and chat occasionally. I am a 100% roll poster with 20 stud Iron Men quitters and I hate when people donÂ’t take roll seriously. My wife and friends outside of KTC are also engaged in my quit.
For 18 fucking years I have been a hypocrite and a liar. No more! I am quit and I am not that guy any more. My actions on this site, the things I say, my daily promise to the thousands of KTC quitters, my interactions with brothers and friends here all contribute to my network. They count on me day in and day out to hold my word. They need me. I need them. My accountability is my foundation, my “stone” and it means the world to me. Roll leads to accountability, which leads to brotherhood.
Though not your intent, thank you Bulldog for opening my eyes to the magnitude of my quit.
Quit on brothers.
You're a bad ass I'm glad to be quit with you every single day!
You get it my friend. Those that hit hof and run are leaving the door open. Those that don't get involved, make friends, get accountable, leave the door wide open.
Those, like you have sealed the door shut with so many door locks its almost impervious. If somehow the door is broken down there is several ktc watchdogs to deal with. You can't cave,,, your in this for the longhaul. Glad to be quit with you.
Well said brother! Proud to be an Iron Man with you!
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This morning I received a PM from a fellow quit brother of mine in March, that somewhat floored me when I realized a much bigger meaning behind his gesture. Iron quitter, Bulldog, complimented a post I made on a newbieÂ’s thread. Bulldog has been posting roll and saving my life with me for 191 strait days (my quit time). But we donÂ’t text each other or much beyond that. But his random PM, punched me in the face and hit me with enormous force.
Accountability. The magnitude of my accountability is so enormous, that if I fuck up, I would be the biggest scumbag/douche nozzle I know. IÂ’m not saying I have the biggest accountability network or most complex. Many others have posted before me saying the same thing; but it really hit me this morning like a ton of bricks. I post roll in anywhere from 9 to 11 groups, I have 13 numbers in my phone, I comment on newbie threads, and chat occasionally. I am a 100% roll poster with 20 stud Iron Men quitters and I hate when people donÂ’t take roll seriously. My wife and friends outside of KTC are also engaged in my quit.
For 18 fucking years I have been a hypocrite and a liar. No more! I am quit and I am not that guy any more. My actions on this site, the things I say, my daily promise to the thousands of KTC quitters, my interactions with brothers and friends here all contribute to my network. They count on me day in and day out to hold my word. They need me. I need them. My accountability is my foundation, my “stone” and it means the world to me. Roll leads to accountability, which leads to brotherhood.
Though not your intent, thank you Bulldog for opening my eyes to the magnitude of my quit.
Quit on brothers.
You're a bad ass I'm glad to be quit with you every single day!
You get it my friend. Those that hit hof and run are leaving the door open. Those that don't get involved, make friends, get accountable, leave the door wide open.
Those, like you have sealed the door shut with so many door locks its almost impervious. If somehow the door is broken down there is several ktc watchdogs to deal with. You can't cave,,, your in this for the longhaul. Glad to be quit with you.
Well said brother! Proud to be an Iron Man with you!
Fuck-ing-A-RiGHT! Steakbomb!
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This morning I received a PM from a fellow quit brother of mine in March, that somewhat floored me when I realized a much bigger meaning behind his gesture. Iron quitter, Bulldog, complimented a post I made on a newbieÂ’s thread. Bulldog has been posting roll and saving my life with me for 191 strait days (my quit time). But we donÂ’t text each other or much beyond that. But his random PM, punched me in the face and hit me with enormous force.
Accountability. The magnitude of my accountability is so enormous, that if I fuck up, I would be the biggest scumbag/douche nozzle I know. IÂ’m not saying I have the biggest accountability network or most complex. Many others have posted before me saying the same thing; but it really hit me this morning like a ton of bricks. I post roll in anywhere from 9 to 11 groups, I have 13 numbers in my phone, I comment on newbie threads, and chat occasionally. I am a 100% roll poster with 20 stud Iron Men quitters and I hate when people donÂ’t take roll seriously. My wife and friends outside of KTC are also engaged in my quit.
For 18 fucking years I have been a hypocrite and a liar. No more! I am quit and I am not that guy any more. My actions on this site, the things I say, my daily promise to the thousands of KTC quitters, my interactions with brothers and friends here all contribute to my network. They count on me day in and day out to hold my word. They need me. I need them. My accountability is my foundation, my “stone” and it means the world to me. Roll leads to accountability, which leads to brotherhood.
Though not your intent, thank you Bulldog for opening my eyes to the magnitude of my quit.
Quit on brothers.
You're a bad ass I'm glad to be quit with you every single day!
You get it my friend. Those that hit hof and run are leaving the door open. Those that don't get involved, make friends, get accountable, leave the door wide open.
Those, like you have sealed the door shut with so many door locks its almost impervious. If somehow the door is broken down there is several ktc watchdogs to deal with. You can't cave,,, your in this for the longhaul. Glad to be quit with you.
Well said brother! Proud to be an Iron Man with you!
Fuck-ing-A-RiGHT! Steakbomb!
Good post. Staying accountable = staying quit.
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This morning I received a PM from a fellow quit brother of mine in March, that somewhat floored me when I realized a much bigger meaning behind his gesture. Iron quitter, Bulldog, complimented a post I made on a newbieÂ’s thread. Bulldog has been posting roll and saving my life with me for 191 strait days (my quit time). But we donÂ’t text each other or much beyond that. But his random PM, punched me in the face and hit me with enormous force.
Accountability. The magnitude of my accountability is so enormous, that if I fuck up, I would be the biggest scumbag/douche nozzle I know. IÂ’m not saying I have the biggest accountability network or most complex. Many others have posted before me saying the same thing; but it really hit me this morning like a ton of bricks. I post roll in anywhere from 9 to 11 groups, I have 13 numbers in my phone, I comment on newbie threads, and chat occasionally. I am a 100% roll poster with 20 stud Iron Men quitters and I hate when people donÂ’t take roll seriously. My wife and friends outside of KTC are also engaged in my quit.
For 18 fucking years I have been a hypocrite and a liar. No more! I am quit and I am not that guy any more. My actions on this site, the things I say, my daily promise to the thousands of KTC quitters, my interactions with brothers and friends here all contribute to my network. They count on me day in and day out to hold my word. They need me. I need them. My accountability is my foundation, my “stone” and it means the world to me. Roll leads to accountability, which leads to brotherhood.
Though not your intent, thank you Bulldog for opening my eyes to the magnitude of my quit.
Quit on brothers.
You're a bad ass I'm glad to be quit with you every single day!
You get it my friend. Those that hit hof and run are leaving the door open. Those that don't get involved, make friends, get accountable, leave the door wide open.
Those, like you have sealed the door shut with so many door locks its almost impervious. If somehow the door is broken down there is several ktc watchdogs to deal with. You can't cave,,, your in this for the longhaul. Glad to be quit with you.
Well said brother! Proud to be an Iron Man with you!
Fuck-ing-A-RiGHT! Steakbomb!
Good post. Staying accountable = staying quit.
Your post was awesome man. You cut right to the heart of it. Once we get quit we aren't just fighting that bitch for just our lives anymore. We are fighting for the lives of every person on here. We have a chance to help save lives here man. I just thought your post was really well done. Thought you should know.
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TWO HUNDRED days of freedom. Thanks for your support, insight, and friendship! I'm proud of you.
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TWO HUNDRED days of freedom. Thanks for your support, insight, and friendship! I'm proud of you.
Great job Steak! Keep doing what you do.
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TWO HUNDRED days of freedom. Thanks for your support, insight, and friendship! I'm proud of you.
Great job Steak! Keep doing what you do.
Congratulations. It is an honor to quit with you today.
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TWO HUNDRED days of freedom. Thanks for your support, insight, and friendship! I'm proud of you.
Great job Steak! Keep doing what you do.
Congratulations. It is an honor to quit with you today.
Well done steak! Proud to be quit with u today!
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TWO HUNDRED days of freedom. Thanks for your support, insight, and friendship! I'm proud of you.
Great job Steak! Keep doing what you do.
Congratulations. It is an honor to quit with you today.
Well done steak! Proud to be quit with u today!
Congrats, sir. Only thing better than 2 hundo is 2 hundo and one.
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TWO HUNDRED days of freedom. Thanks for your support, insight, and friendship! I'm proud of you.
Great job Steak! Keep doing what you do.
Congratulations. It is an honor to quit with you today.
Well done steak! Proud to be quit with u today!
Two hundred!!!! Nice. I'm quit with you today.
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TWO HUNDRED days of freedom. Thanks for your support, insight, and friendship! I'm proud of you.
Great job Steak! Keep doing what you do.
Congratulations. It is an honor to quit with you today.
Well done steak! Proud to be quit with u today!
Two hundred!!!! Nice. I'm quit with you today.
Congrats man.
Don't let up. You're doing this.
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Steak- total badassery. Stoked you are here. You've made my quit stronger every day since our first conversation. At that point I can imagine it was a lot like the first couple of apes that were trying to have a conversation, and then just decided to throw feces all over each other. But we're evolving ever day. Now I am like one of those cavemen that tried to decorate his lair with a bunch of cool art, but then just ended up drawing a bunch of stick figures with tits. It's great have you a month+ ahead of us, blazing trails. QLF
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TWO HUNDRED days of freedom. Thanks for your support, insight, and friendship! I'm proud of you.
Great job Steak! Keep doing what you do.
Congratulations. It is an honor to quit with you today.
Well done steak! Proud to be quit with u today!
Two hundred!!!! Nice. I'm quit with you today.
Congrats man.
Don't let up. You're doing this.
Congrats on 200, Brother. Well done!
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TWO HUNDRED days of freedom. Thanks for your support, insight, and friendship! I'm proud of you.
Great job Steak! Keep doing what you do.
Congratulations. It is an honor to quit with you today.
Well done steak! Proud to be quit with u today!
Two hundred!!!! Nice. I'm quit with you today.
Congrats man.
Don't let up. You're doing this.
Congrats on 200, Brother. Well done!
Congrats on 200 steak! You are a stalwart Ironman!
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TWO HUNDRED days of freedom. Thanks for your support, insight, and friendship! I'm proud of you.
Great job Steak! Keep doing what you do.
Congratulations. It is an honor to quit with you today.
Well done steak! Proud to be quit with u today!
Two hundred!!!! Nice. I'm quit with you today.
Congrats man.
Don't let up. You're doing this.
Congrats on 200, Brother. Well done!
Congrats on 200 steak! You are a stalwart Ironman!
Looking good steakbomb!
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TWO HUNDRED days of freedom. Thanks for your support, insight, and friendship! I'm proud of you.
Great job Steak! Keep doing what you do.
Congratulations. It is an honor to quit with you today.
Well done steak! Proud to be quit with u today!
Two hundred!!!! Nice. I'm quit with you today.
Congrats man.
Don't let up. You're doing this.
Congrats on 200, Brother. Well done!
Congrats on 200 steak! You are a stalwart Ironman!
Looking good steakbomb!
Quittin' comes natural to a badass like yourself! Congrats bro, 200 is very impressive... Keep up the good fight
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Steak- total badassery. Stoked you are here. You've made my quit stronger every day since our first conversation. At that point I can imagine it was a lot like the first couple of apes that were trying to have a conversation, and then just decided to throw feces all over each other. But we're evolving ever day. Now I am like one of those cavemen that tried to decorate his lair with a bunch of cool art, but then just ended up drawing a bunch of stick figures with tits. It's great have you a month+ ahead of us, blazing trails. QLF
This is poetry and it knocked me out of my chair laughing. Maybe we're still primates, but more uppity. We've moved beyond the feces throwing and we're now picking mites out of each other's scalps.
And to everyone else, thank you. There's no place I'd rather be than quitting right here at KTC. Hell yea.
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This morning I received a PM from a fellow quit brother of mine in March, that somewhat floored me when I realized a much bigger meaning behind his gesture. Iron quitter, Bulldog, complimented a post I made on a newbieÂ’s thread. Bulldog has been posting roll and saving my life with me for 191 strait days (my quit time). But we donÂ’t text each other or much beyond that. But his random PM, punched me in the face and hit me with enormous force.
Accountability. The magnitude of my accountability is so enormous, that if I fuck up, I would be the biggest scumbag/douche nozzle I know. IÂ’m not saying I have the biggest accountability network or most complex. Many others have posted before me saying the same thing; but it really hit me this morning like a ton of bricks. I post roll in anywhere from 9 to 11 groups, I have 13 numbers in my phone, I comment on newbie threads, and chat occasionally. I am a 100% roll poster with 20 stud Iron Men quitters and I hate when people donÂ’t take roll seriously. My wife and friends outside of KTC are also engaged in my quit.
For 18 fucking years I have been a hypocrite and a liar. No more! I am quit and I am not that guy any more. My actions on this site, the things I say, my daily promise to the thousands of KTC quitters, my interactions with brothers and friends here all contribute to my network. They count on me day in and day out to hold my word. They need me. I need them. My accountability is my foundation, my “stone” and it means the world to me. Roll leads to accountability, which leads to brotherhood.
Though not your intent, thank you Bulldog for opening my eyes to the magnitude of my quit.
Quit on brothers.
You're a bad ass I'm glad to be quit with you every single day!
You get it my friend. Those that hit hof and run are leaving the door open. Those that don't get involved, make friends, get accountable, leave the door wide open.
Those, like you have sealed the door shut with so many door locks its almost impervious. If somehow the door is broken down there is several ktc watchdogs to deal with. You can't cave,,, your in this for the longhaul. Glad to be quit with you.
Well said brother! Proud to be an Iron Man with you!
Fuck-ing-A-RiGHT! Steakbomb!
Good post. Staying accountable = staying quit.
Your post was awesome man. You cut right to the heart of it. Once we get quit we aren't just fighting that bitch for just our lives anymore. We are fighting for the lives of every person on here. We have a chance to help save lives here man. I just thought your post was really well done. Thought you should know.
Damn I love this!
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TWO HUNDRED days of freedom. Thanks for your support, insight, and friendship! I'm proud of you.
Great job Steak! Keep doing what you do.
Congratulations. It is an honor to quit with you today.
Well done steak! Proud to be quit with u today!
Two hundred!!!! Nice. I'm quit with you today.
Congrats man.
Don't let up. You're doing this.
Congrats on 200, Brother. Well done!
Congrats on 200 steak! You are a stalwart Ironman!
Looking good steakbomb!
Quittin' comes natural to a badass like yourself! Congrats bro, 200 is very impressive... Keep up the good fight
The best!
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TWO HUNDRED days of freedom. Thanks for your support, insight, and friendship! I'm proud of you.
Great job Steak! Keep doing what you do.
Congratulations. It is an honor to quit with you today.
Well done steak! Proud to be quit with u today!
Two hundred!!!! Nice. I'm quit with you today.
Congrats man.
Don't let up. You're doing this.
Congrats on 200, Brother. Well done!
Congrats on 200 steak! You are a stalwart Ironman!
Looking good steakbomb!
Quittin' comes natural to a badass like yourself! Congrats bro, 200 is very impressive... Keep up the good fight
The best!
Very nice bud....very proud to be quit with you today.
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Congrats on the 200 Steak!
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Congrats on the 200 Steak!
nice job!
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Yeah, I'm a few hours early... But CONGRATULATIONS on 300 bad ass rock solid best in class kicking nicotine ass! You inspired many of us, and this milestone is a major win, where the goodness accelerates to greatness at a faster rate. enjoy tomorrow - you've earned it!
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Yeah, I'm a few hours early... But CONGRATULATIONS on 300 bad ass rock solid best in class kicking nicotine ass! You inspired many of us, and this milestone is a major win, where the goodness accelerates to greatness at a faster rate. enjoy tomorrow - you've earned it!
Let me jump in early, too. Congrats, steak.
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Yeah, I'm a few hours early... But CONGRATULATIONS on 300 bad ass rock solid best in class kicking nicotine ass! You inspired many of us, and this milestone is a major win, where the goodness accelerates to greatness at a faster rate. enjoy tomorrow - you've earned it!
Let me jump in early, too. Congrats, steak.
Fucking A. Steak, great work on 300. Every hundred days I get to write in your intro, thanking you for the bad ass quit that is always just a few weeks ahead of mine. I appreciate the constant support on our roll. Quit like fuck with you bro.
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Yeah, I'm a few hours early... But CONGRATULATIONS on 300 bad ass rock solid best in class kicking nicotine ass! You inspired many of us, and this milestone is a major win, where the goodness accelerates to greatness at a faster rate. enjoy tomorrow - you've earned it!
Let me jump in early, too. Congrats, steak.
Fucking A. Steak, great work on 300. Every hundred days I get to write in your intro, thanking you for the bad ass quit that is always just a few weeks ahead of mine. I appreciate the constant support on our roll. Quit like fuck with you bro.
Steakbomb- congrats on the BIG 3-0-0! 300! Fucking awesome. Keep up the solid quit!
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Yeah, I'm a few hours early... But CONGRATULATIONS on 300 bad ass rock solid best in class kicking nicotine ass! You inspired many of us, and this milestone is a major win, where the goodness accelerates to greatness at a faster rate. enjoy tomorrow - you've earned it!
Let me jump in early, too. Congrats, steak.
Fucking A. Steak, great work on 300. Every hundred days I get to write in your intro, thanking you for the bad ass quit that is always just a few weeks ahead of mine. I appreciate the constant support on our roll. Quit like fuck with you bro.
Steakbomb- congrats on the BIG 3-0-0! 300! Fucking awesome. Keep up the solid quit!
Congrats on 300 steak!
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Yeah, I'm a few hours early... But CONGRATULATIONS on 300 bad ass rock solid best in class kicking nicotine ass! You inspired many of us, and this milestone is a major win, where the goodness accelerates to greatness at a faster rate. enjoy tomorrow - you've earned it!
Let me jump in early, too. Congrats, steak.
Fucking A. Steak, great work on 300. Every hundred days I get to write in your intro, thanking you for the bad ass quit that is always just a few weeks ahead of mine. I appreciate the constant support on our roll. Quit like fuck with you bro.
Steakbomb- congrats on the BIG 3-0-0! 300! Fucking awesome. Keep up the solid quit!
Congrats on 300 steak!
Awesome job! Congrats and keep it up.
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Yeah, I'm a few hours early... But CONGRATULATIONS on 300 bad ass rock solid best in class kicking nicotine ass! You inspired many of us, and this milestone is a major win, where the goodness accelerates to greatness at a faster rate. enjoy tomorrow - you've earned it!
Let me jump in early, too. Congrats, steak.
Fucking A. Steak, great work on 300. Every hundred days I get to write in your intro, thanking you for the bad ass quit that is always just a few weeks ahead of mine. I appreciate the constant support on our roll. Quit like fuck with you bro.
Steakbomb- congrats on the BIG 3-0-0! 300! Fucking awesome. Keep up the solid quit!
Congrats on 300 steak!
Awesome job! Congrats and keep it up.
Adding my congratulatory note -- 300 is awesome. Only a couple months to a YEAR! ODAAT and EDD...you are killing it and setting the example. Proud to be quit with you.
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Yeah, I'm a few hours early... But CONGRATULATIONS on 300 bad ass rock solid best in class kicking nicotine ass! You inspired many of us, and this milestone is a major win, where the goodness accelerates to greatness at a faster rate. enjoy tomorrow - you've earned it!
Let me jump in early, too. Congrats, steak.
Fucking A. Steak, great work on 300. Every hundred days I get to write in your intro, thanking you for the bad ass quit that is always just a few weeks ahead of mine. I appreciate the constant support on our roll. Quit like fuck with you bro.
Steakbomb- congrats on the BIG 3-0-0! 300! Fucking awesome. Keep up the solid quit!
Congrats on 300 steak!
Awesome job! Congrats and keep it up.
Adding my congratulatory note -- 300 is awesome. Only a couple months to a YEAR! ODAAT and EDD...you are killing it and setting the example. Proud to be quit with you.
Happy 300 Andy- great job making a STRONG quit happen and helping others. Proud to quit with you daily.
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Yeah, I'm a few hours early... But CONGRATULATIONS on 300 bad ass rock solid best in class kicking nicotine ass! You inspired many of us, and this milestone is a major win, where the goodness accelerates to greatness at a faster rate. enjoy tomorrow - you've earned it!
Let me jump in early, too. Congrats, steak.
Fucking A. Steak, great work on 300. Every hundred days I get to write in your intro, thanking you for the bad ass quit that is always just a few weeks ahead of mine. I appreciate the constant support on our roll. Quit like fuck with you bro.
Steakbomb- congrats on the BIG 3-0-0! 300! Fucking awesome. Keep up the solid quit!
Congrats on 300 steak!
Awesome job! Congrats and keep it up.
Adding my congratulatory note -- 300 is awesome. Only a couple months to a YEAR! ODAAT and EDD...you are killing it and setting the example. Proud to be quit with you.
Happy 300 Andy- great job making a STRONG quit happen and helping others. Proud to quit with you daily.
Congrats on 300!
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Yeah, I'm a few hours early... But CONGRATULATIONS on 300 bad ass rock solid best in class kicking nicotine ass! You inspired many of us, and this milestone is a major win, where the goodness accelerates to greatness at a faster rate. enjoy tomorrow - you've earned it!
Let me jump in early, too. Congrats, steak.
Fucking A. Steak, great work on 300. Every hundred days I get to write in your intro, thanking you for the bad ass quit that is always just a few weeks ahead of mine. I appreciate the constant support on our roll. Quit like fuck with you bro.
Steakbomb- congrats on the BIG 3-0-0! 300! Fucking awesome. Keep up the solid quit!
Congrats on 300 steak!
Awesome job! Congrats and keep it up.
Adding my congratulatory note -- 300 is awesome. Only a couple months to a YEAR! ODAAT and EDD...you are killing it and setting the example. Proud to be quit with you.
Happy 300 Andy- great job making a STRONG quit happen and helping others. Proud to quit with you daily.
Congrats on 300!
Sorry I am late bro, gratz on the 3rd floor!
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Yeah, I'm a few hours early... But CONGRATULATIONS on 300 bad ass rock solid best in class kicking nicotine ass! You inspired many of us, and this milestone is a major win, where the goodness accelerates to greatness at a faster rate. enjoy tomorrow - you've earned it!
Let me jump in early, too. Congrats, steak.
Fucking A. Steak, great work on 300. Every hundred days I get to write in your intro, thanking you for the bad ass quit that is always just a few weeks ahead of mine. I appreciate the constant support on our roll. Quit like fuck with you bro.
Steakbomb- congrats on the BIG 3-0-0! 300! Fucking awesome. Keep up the solid quit!
Congrats on 300 steak!
Awesome job! Congrats and keep it up.
Adding my congratulatory note -- 300 is awesome. Only a couple months to a YEAR! ODAAT and EDD...you are killing it and setting the example. Proud to be quit with you.
Happy 300 Andy- great job making a STRONG quit happen and helping others. Proud to quit with you daily.
Congrats on 300!
Sorry I am late bro, gratz on the 3rd floor!
300! Flat out awesome! Great to be quit with you!
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Yeah, I'm a few hours early... But CONGRATULATIONS on 300 bad ass rock solid best in class kicking nicotine ass! You inspired many of us, and this milestone is a major win, where the goodness accelerates to greatness at a faster rate. enjoy tomorrow - you've earned it!
Let me jump in early, too. Congrats, steak.
Fucking A. Steak, great work on 300. Every hundred days I get to write in your intro, thanking you for the bad ass quit that is always just a few weeks ahead of mine. I appreciate the constant support on our roll. Quit like fuck with you bro.
Steakbomb- congrats on the BIG 3-0-0! 300! Fucking awesome. Keep up the solid quit!
Congrats on 300 steak!
Awesome job! Congrats and keep it up.
Adding my congratulatory note -- 300 is awesome. Only a couple months to a YEAR! ODAAT and EDD...you are killing it and setting the example. Proud to be quit with you.
Happy 300 Andy- great job making a STRONG quit happen and helping others. Proud to quit with you daily.
Congrats on 300!
Sorry I am late bro, gratz on the 3rd floor!
300! Flat out awesome! Great to be quit with you!
Nice job, Steak!
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Being quit is so freakinÂ’ fun. 300 days ago, I only had 2 days a year where people gave me a shout out: FathersÂ’ day and my birthday, the latter of which is simply signifies another inch closer to having old balls. Now, every 100 days it feels like a real birthday.
I just want to say, its days like today that remind me of where I was, where I am, and where I want to be tomorrow. IÂ’ve done this quit my way, and my way means that I have decided to drink a full glass of KTC Kool-Aid every day. The end result, is a quit that is much bigger than I could have imagined. A quit that is not just about me anymoreÂ…because that is the type of quit I need, which I created for me.
QLF, my friends. Now, let's crush it again tomorrow!
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Yeah, I'm a few hours early... But CONGRATULATIONS on 300 bad ass rock solid best in class kicking nicotine ass! You inspired many of us, and this milestone is a major win, where the goodness accelerates to greatness at a faster rate. enjoy tomorrow - you've earned it!
Let me jump in early, too. Congrats, steak.
Fucking A. Steak, great work on 300. Every hundred days I get to write in your intro, thanking you for the bad ass quit that is always just a few weeks ahead of mine. I appreciate the constant support on our roll. Quit like fuck with you bro.
Steakbomb- congrats on the BIG 3-0-0! 300! Fucking awesome. Keep up the solid quit!
Congrats on 300 steak!
Awesome job! Congrats and keep it up.
Adding my congratulatory note -- 300 is awesome. Only a couple months to a YEAR! ODAAT and EDD...you are killing it and setting the example. Proud to be quit with you.
Happy 300 Andy- great job making a STRONG quit happen and helping others. Proud to quit with you daily.
Congrats on 300!
Sorry I am late bro, gratz on the 3rd floor!
300! Flat out awesome! Great to be quit with you!
Nice job, Steak!
Way to be Andy. You are a huge cornerstone of my quit and I will never be able to thank you enough for all your support. Well Done My Friend!
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Yeah, I'm a few hours early... But CONGRATULATIONS on 300 bad ass rock solid best in class kicking nicotine ass! You inspired many of us, and this milestone is a major win, where the goodness accelerates to greatness at a faster rate. enjoy tomorrow - you've earned it!
Let me jump in early, too. Congrats, steak.
Fucking A. Steak, great work on 300. Every hundred days I get to write in your intro, thanking you for the bad ass quit that is always just a few weeks ahead of mine. I appreciate the constant support on our roll. Quit like fuck with you bro.
Steakbomb- congrats on the BIG 3-0-0! 300! Fucking awesome. Keep up the solid quit!
Congrats on 300 steak!
Awesome job! Congrats and keep it up.
Adding my congratulatory note -- 300 is awesome. Only a couple months to a YEAR! ODAAT and EDD...you are killing it and setting the example. Proud to be quit with you.
Happy 300 Andy- great job making a STRONG quit happen and helping others. Proud to quit with you daily.
Congrats on 300!
Sorry I am late bro, gratz on the 3rd floor!
300! Flat out awesome! Great to be quit with you!
Nice job, Steak!
Way to be Andy. You are a huge cornerstone of my quit and I will never be able to thank you enough for all your support. Well Done My Friend!
Nice way to put it. I love the community...and one point for support but now more for the brotherhood. Of which you are a significant part. Great job at 300, see you in 65 Days.
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Yeah, I'm a few hours early... But CONGRATULATIONS on 300 bad ass rock solid best in class kicking nicotine ass! You inspired many of us, and this milestone is a major win, where the goodness accelerates to greatness at a faster rate. enjoy tomorrow - you've earned it!
Let me jump in early, too. Congrats, steak.
Fucking A. Steak, great work on 300. Every hundred days I get to write in your intro, thanking you for the bad ass quit that is always just a few weeks ahead of mine. I appreciate the constant support on our roll. Quit like fuck with you bro.
Steakbomb- congrats on the BIG 3-0-0! 300! Fucking awesome. Keep up the solid quit!
Congrats on 300 steak!
Awesome job! Congrats and keep it up.
Adding my congratulatory note -- 300 is awesome. Only a couple months to a YEAR! ODAAT and EDD...you are killing it and setting the example. Proud to be quit with you.
Happy 300 Andy- great job making a STRONG quit happen and helping others. Proud to quit with you daily.
Congrats on 300!
Sorry I am late bro, gratz on the 3rd floor!
300! Flat out awesome! Great to be quit with you!
Nice job, Steak!
Way to be Andy. You are a huge cornerstone of my quit and I will never be able to thank you enough for all your support. Well Done My Friend!
Nice way to put it. I love the community...and one point for support but now more for the brotherhood. Of which you are a significant part. Great job at 300, see you in 65 Days.
300 looks very nice on you!
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Poof
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Yeah, I'm a few hours early... But CONGRATULATIONS on 300 bad ass rock solid best in class kicking nicotine ass! You inspired many of us, and this milestone is a major win, where the goodness accelerates to greatness at a faster rate. enjoy tomorrow - you've earned it!
Let me jump in early, too. Congrats, steak.
Fucking A. Steak, great work on 300. Every hundred days I get to write in your intro, thanking you for the bad ass quit that is always just a few weeks ahead of mine. I appreciate the constant support on our roll. Quit like fuck with you bro.
Steakbomb- congrats on the BIG 3-0-0! 300! Fucking awesome. Keep up the solid quit!
Congrats on 300 steak!
Awesome job! Congrats and keep it up.
Adding my congratulatory note -- 300 is awesome. Only a couple months to a YEAR! ODAAT and EDD...you are killing it and setting the example. Proud to be quit with you.
Happy 300 Andy- great job making a STRONG quit happen and helping others. Proud to quit with you daily.
Congrats on 300!
Sorry I am late bro, gratz on the 3rd floor!
300! Flat out awesome! Great to be quit with you!
Nice job, Steak!
Way to be Andy. You are a huge cornerstone of my quit and I will never be able to thank you enough for all your support. Well Done My Friend!
Nice way to put it. I love the community...and one point for support but now more for the brotherhood. Of which you are a significant part. Great job at 300, see you in 65 Days.
300 looks very nice on you!
Nice job...in bowling the 300 is called the perfect game.
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Here's a guy who gets it... For real.
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Here's a guy who gets it... For real.
Without question. Steakbomb is a freaking jedi of quit, and I count myself as being very fortunate to have him in my corner.
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Here's a guy who gets it... For real.
Without question. Steakbomb is a freaking jedi of quit, and I count myself as being very fortunate to have him in my corner.
No bs on here!
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Here's a guy who gets it... For real.
Without question. Steakbomb is a freaking jedi of quit, and I count myself as being very fortunate to have him in my corner.
No bs on here!
'oh yeah' proud to quit and endorse you.
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nice 300 bro.....proud of you
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nice 300 bro.....proud of you
I'll second my what my man sixer said. Nice 3 bills today!!
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nice 300 bro.....proud of you
I'll second my what my man sixer said. Nice 3 bills today!!
Andy, congratulations! You get this site and what it is about. 300 is where greatness begins. Enjoy the ride!
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nice 300 bro.....proud of you
I'll second my what my man sixer said. Nice 3 bills today!!
Andy, congratulations! You get this site and what it is about. 300 is where greatness begins. Enjoy the ride!
Niiiiice job Andy!! Awesome awesome quitter right there. Congrats on all of your accomplishments!
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ItÂ’s been a while since I made a post on my thread that was for me and now that IÂ’m 11 months in, coming up on my first trip around the sun in 18 years - nicotine free, IÂ’ve done some reflecting. I donÂ’t consider myself a veteran because IÂ’m still learning about my quit and being quit every day, but IÂ’ve seen a lot in these past 11 months. Of these experiences IÂ’ve witnessed, I feel like IÂ’ve learned the most about my quit from those who have caved. IÂ’ve seen people cave and come back with a vengeance, becoming all-star quitters. Conversely there have been cavers who come back and cave again. IÂ’ve seen serial caversÂ…cave, and those who have been complete cancers to KTC. My biggest take away from their experiences and inadvertent teachingsÂ…the importance of posting roll. ItÂ’s the one constant on both sides of the coin. Those who have caved and ultimately succeeded have been roll posters. Those who have never caved, Â…roll posters. Long time vets who cavedÂ…stopped posting roll.
On the flip side IÂ’ve also been inspired by some remarkable addicts. IÂ’ve been inspired by stories of perseverance and resolve; and these come in a variety of flavors. Some involve incredible stress and life events while others come from subtle persistence like the 100% roll poster who prefers to be active with their quit group. Daily victories no matter how simple or complex continue to inspire me.
Yet truly the biggest lesson IÂ’ve learned in this short time is that IÂ’m not cured. IÂ’m still an addict, and IÂ’ll always be an addict because she never stops whispering. But, IÂ’m ok with that. I am an addict, but that is not who I am. I am a man of my word and I am a quitter. And IÂ’m damn proud of that. That is who I am today.
Lastly, and equally as important to me as my quit, are my quit brothers. Many of them are faceless friends to me, but they are so different than any other group of friends I have in my life. No group of friends has helped me to save my own life and hold me accountable to that. I am continually in awe of the magnitude of my quit and the impact these folks have had on my life. I have no other friends like that in my life and I would go to great lengths for them because they are so important to me on so many levels. Friendship is built on trust, and we built that trust by posting roll. So, to my friends at KTC and to all the quitters here at KTC, thank you.
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ItÂ’s been a while since I made a post on my thread that was for me and now that IÂ’m 11 months in, coming up on my first trip around the sun in 18 years - nicotine free, IÂ’ve done some reflecting. I donÂ’t consider myself a veteran because IÂ’m still learning about my quit and being quit every day, but IÂ’ve seen a lot in these past 11 months. Of these experiences IÂ’ve witnessed, I feel like IÂ’ve learned the most about my quit from those who have caved. IÂ’ve seen people cave and come back with a vengeance, becoming all-star quitters. Conversely there have been cavers who come back and cave again. IÂ’ve seen serial caversÂ…cave, and those who have been complete cancers to KTC. My biggest take away from their experiences and inadvertent teachingsÂ…the importance of posting roll. ItÂ’s the one constant on both sides of the coin. Those who have caved and ultimately succeeded have been roll posters. Those who have never caved, Â…roll posters. Long time vets who cavedÂ…stopped posting roll.
On the flip side IÂ’ve also been inspired by some remarkable addicts. IÂ’ve been inspired by stories of perseverance and resolve; and these come in a variety of flavors. Some involve incredible stress and life events while others come from subtle persistence like the 100% roll poster who prefers to be active with their quit group. Daily victories no matter how simple or complex continue to inspire me.
Yet truly the biggest lesson IÂ’ve learned in this short time is that IÂ’m not cured. IÂ’m still an addict, and IÂ’ll always be an addict because she never stops whispering. But, IÂ’m ok with that. I am an addict, but that is not who I am. I am a man of my word and I am a quitter. And IÂ’m damn proud of that. That is who I am today.
Lastly, and equally as important to me as my quit, are my quit brothers. Many of them are faceless friends to me, but they are so different than any other group of friends I have in my life. No group of friends has helped me to save my own life and hold me accountable to that. I am continually in awe of the magnitude of my quit and the impact these folks have had on my life. I have no other friends like that in my life and I would go to great lengths for them because they are so important to me on so many levels. Friendship is built on trust, and we built that trust by posting roll. So, to my friends at KTC and to all the quitters here at KTC, thank you.
Honored to be on this ride with you Andy. You pretty much summed up ktc in a few sentences. Life is so good now that we own it again.
Well said brother. Congratulations!
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ItÂ’s been a while since I made a post on my thread that was for me and now that IÂ’m 11 months in, coming up on my first trip around the sun in 18 years - nicotine free, IÂ’ve done some reflecting. I donÂ’t consider myself a veteran because IÂ’m still learning about my quit and being quit every day, but IÂ’ve seen a lot in these past 11 months. Of these experiences IÂ’ve witnessed, I feel like IÂ’ve learned the most about my quit from those who have caved. IÂ’ve seen people cave and come back with a vengeance, becoming all-star quitters. Conversely there have been cavers who come back and cave again. IÂ’ve seen serial caversÂ…cave, and those who have been complete cancers to KTC. My biggest take away from their experiences and inadvertent teachingsÂ…the importance of posting roll. ItÂ’s the one constant on both sides of the coin. Those who have caved and ultimately succeeded have been roll posters. Those who have never caved, Â…roll posters. Long time vets who cavedÂ…stopped posting roll.
On the flip side IÂ’ve also been inspired by some remarkable addicts. IÂ’ve been inspired by stories of perseverance and resolve; and these come in a variety of flavors. Some involve incredible stress and life events while others come from subtle persistence like the 100% roll poster who prefers to be active with their quit group. Daily victories no matter how simple or complex continue to inspire me.
Yet truly the biggest lesson IÂ’ve learned in this short time is that IÂ’m not cured. IÂ’m still an addict, and IÂ’ll always be an addict because she never stops whispering. But, IÂ’m ok with that. I am an addict, but that is not who I am. I am a man of my word and I am a quitter. And IÂ’m damn proud of that. That is who I am today.
Lastly, and equally as important to me as my quit, are my quit brothers. Many of them are faceless friends to me, but they are so different than any other group of friends I have in my life. No group of friends has helped me to save my own life and hold me accountable to that. I am continually in awe of the magnitude of my quit and the impact these folks have had on my life. I have no other friends like that in my life and I would go to great lengths for them because they are so important to me on so many levels. Friendship is built on trust, and we built that trust by posting roll. So, to my friends at KTC and to all the quitters here at KTC, thank you.
Honored to be on this ride with you Andy. You pretty much summed up ktc in a few sentences. Life is so good now that we own it again.
Well said brother. Congratulations!
That last paragraph definitely has meaning for me. Well said brutha.
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ItÂ’s been a while since I made a post on my thread that was for me and now that IÂ’m 11 months in, coming up on my first trip around the sun in 18 years - nicotine free, IÂ’ve done some reflecting. I donÂ’t consider myself a veteran because IÂ’m still learning about my quit and being quit every day, but IÂ’ve seen a lot in these past 11 months. Of these experiences IÂ’ve witnessed, I feel like IÂ’ve learned the most about my quit from those who have caved. IÂ’ve seen people cave and come back with a vengeance, becoming all-star quitters. Conversely there have been cavers who come back and cave again. IÂ’ve seen serial caversÂ…cave, and those who have been complete cancers to KTC. My biggest take away from their experiences and inadvertent teachingsÂ…the importance of posting roll. ItÂ’s the one constant on both sides of the coin. Those who have caved and ultimately succeeded have been roll posters. Those who have never caved, Â…roll posters. Long time vets who cavedÂ…stopped posting roll.
On the flip side IÂ’ve also been inspired by some remarkable addicts. IÂ’ve been inspired by stories of perseverance and resolve; and these come in a variety of flavors. Some involve incredible stress and life events while others come from subtle persistence like the 100% roll poster who prefers to be active with their quit group. Daily victories no matter how simple or complex continue to inspire me.
Yet truly the biggest lesson IÂ’ve learned in this short time is that IÂ’m not cured. IÂ’m still an addict, and IÂ’ll always be an addict because she never stops whispering. But, IÂ’m ok with that. I am an addict, but that is not who I am. I am a man of my word and I am a quitter. And IÂ’m damn proud of that. That is who I am today.
Lastly, and equally as important to me as my quit, are my quit brothers. Many of them are faceless friends to me, but they are so different than any other group of friends I have in my life. No group of friends has helped me to save my own life and hold me accountable to that. I am continually in awe of the magnitude of my quit and the impact these folks have had on my life. I have no other friends like that in my life and I would go to great lengths for them because they are so important to me on so many levels. Friendship is built on trust, and we built that trust by posting roll. So, to my friends at KTC and to all the quitters here at KTC, thank you.
Honored to be on this ride with you Andy. You pretty much summed up ktc in a few sentences. Life is so good now that we own it again.
Well said brother. Congratulations!
That last paragraph definitely has meaning for me. Well said brutha.
Bravo, man.
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ItÂ’s been a while since I made a post on my thread that was for me and now that IÂ’m 11 months in, coming up on my first trip around the sun in 18 years - nicotine free, IÂ’ve done some reflecting. I donÂ’t consider myself a veteran because IÂ’m still learning about my quit and being quit every day, but IÂ’ve seen a lot in these past 11 months. Of these experiences IÂ’ve witnessed, I feel like IÂ’ve learned the most about my quit from those who have caved. IÂ’ve seen people cave and come back with a vengeance, becoming all-star quitters. Conversely there have been cavers who come back and cave again. IÂ’ve seen serial caversÂ…cave, and those who have been complete cancers to KTC. My biggest take away from their experiences and inadvertent teachingsÂ…the importance of posting roll. ItÂ’s the one constant on both sides of the coin. Those who have caved and ultimately succeeded have been roll posters. Those who have never caved, Â…roll posters. Long time vets who cavedÂ…stopped posting roll.
On the flip side IÂ’ve also been inspired by some remarkable addicts. IÂ’ve been inspired by stories of perseverance and resolve; and these come in a variety of flavors. Some involve incredible stress and life events while others come from subtle persistence like the 100% roll poster who prefers to be active with their quit group. Daily victories no matter how simple or complex continue to inspire me.
Yet truly the biggest lesson IÂ’ve learned in this short time is that IÂ’m not cured. IÂ’m still an addict, and IÂ’ll always be an addict because she never stops whispering. But, IÂ’m ok with that. I am an addict, but that is not who I am. I am a man of my word and I am a quitter. And IÂ’m damn proud of that. That is who I am today.
Lastly, and equally as important to me as my quit, are my quit brothers. Many of them are faceless friends to me, but they are so different than any other group of friends I have in my life. No group of friends has helped me to save my own life and hold me accountable to that. I am continually in awe of the magnitude of my quit and the impact these folks have had on my life. I have no other friends like that in my life and I would go to great lengths for them because they are so important to me on so many levels. Friendship is built on trust, and we built that trust by posting roll. So, to my friends at KTC and to all the quitters here at KTC, thank you.
Honored to be on this ride with you Andy. You pretty much summed up ktc in a few sentences. Life is so good now that we own it again.
Well said brother. Congratulations!
That last paragraph definitely has meaning for me. Well said brutha.
Bravo, man.
Well said Steak! Proud to be quit with you today!
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ItÂ’s been a while since I made a post on my thread that was for me and now that IÂ’m 11 months in, coming up on my first trip around the sun in 18 years - nicotine free, IÂ’ve done some reflecting. I donÂ’t consider myself a veteran because IÂ’m still learning about my quit and being quit every day, but IÂ’ve seen a lot in these past 11 months. Of these experiences IÂ’ve witnessed, I feel like IÂ’ve learned the most about my quit from those who have caved. IÂ’ve seen people cave and come back with a vengeance, becoming all-star quitters. Conversely there have been cavers who come back and cave again. IÂ’ve seen serial caversÂ…cave, and those who have been complete cancers to KTC. My biggest take away from their experiences and inadvertent teachingsÂ…the importance of posting roll. ItÂ’s the one constant on both sides of the coin. Those who have caved and ultimately succeeded have been roll posters. Those who have never caved, Â…roll posters. Long time vets who cavedÂ…stopped posting roll.
On the flip side IÂ’ve also been inspired by some remarkable addicts. IÂ’ve been inspired by stories of perseverance and resolve; and these come in a variety of flavors. Some involve incredible stress and life events while others come from subtle persistence like the 100% roll poster who prefers to be active with their quit group. Daily victories no matter how simple or complex continue to inspire me.
Yet truly the biggest lesson IÂ’ve learned in this short time is that IÂ’m not cured. IÂ’m still an addict, and IÂ’ll always be an addict because she never stops whispering. But, IÂ’m ok with that. I am an addict, but that is not who I am. I am a man of my word and I am a quitter. And IÂ’m damn proud of that. That is who I am today.
Lastly, and equally as important to me as my quit, are my quit brothers. Many of them are faceless friends to me, but they are so different than any other group of friends I have in my life. No group of friends has helped me to save my own life and hold me accountable to that. I am continually in awe of the magnitude of my quit and the impact these folks have had on my life. I have no other friends like that in my life and I would go to great lengths for them because they are so important to me on so many levels. Friendship is built on trust, and we built that trust by posting roll. So, to my friends at KTC and to all the quitters here at KTC, thank you.
Honored to be on this ride with you Andy. You pretty much summed up ktc in a few sentences. Life is so good now that we own it again.
Well said brother. Congratulations!
That last paragraph definitely has meaning for me. Well said brutha.
Bravo, man.
Well said Steak! Proud to be quit with you today!
Really great post Andy. As always, so proud to call you my brother!
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ItÂ’s been a while since I made a post on my thread that was for me and now that IÂ’m 11 months in, coming up on my first trip around the sun in 18 years - nicotine free, IÂ’ve done some reflecting. I donÂ’t consider myself a veteran because IÂ’m still learning about my quit and being quit every day, but IÂ’ve seen a lot in these past 11 months. Of these experiences IÂ’ve witnessed, I feel like IÂ’ve learned the most about my quit from those who have caved. IÂ’ve seen people cave and come back with a vengeance, becoming all-star quitters. Conversely there have been cavers who come back and cave again. IÂ’ve seen serial caversÂ…cave, and those who have been complete cancers to KTC. My biggest take away from their experiences and inadvertent teachingsÂ…the importance of posting roll. ItÂ’s the one constant on both sides of the coin. Those who have caved and ultimately succeeded have been roll posters. Those who have never caved, Â…roll posters. Long time vets who cavedÂ…stopped posting roll.
On the flip side IÂ’ve also been inspired by some remarkable addicts. IÂ’ve been inspired by stories of perseverance and resolve; and these come in a variety of flavors. Some involve incredible stress and life events while others come from subtle persistence like the 100% roll poster who prefers to be active with their quit group. Daily victories no matter how simple or complex continue to inspire me.
Yet truly the biggest lesson IÂ’ve learned in this short time is that IÂ’m not cured. IÂ’m still an addict, and IÂ’ll always be an addict because she never stops whispering. But, IÂ’m ok with that. I am an addict, but that is not who I am. I am a man of my word and I am a quitter. And IÂ’m damn proud of that. That is who I am today.
Lastly, and equally as important to me as my quit, are my quit brothers. Many of them are faceless friends to me, but they are so different than any other group of friends I have in my life. No group of friends has helped me to save my own life and hold me accountable to that. I am continually in awe of the magnitude of my quit and the impact these folks have had on my life. I have no other friends like that in my life and I would go to great lengths for them because they are so important to me on so many levels. Friendship is built on trust, and we built that trust by posting roll. So, to my friends at KTC and to all the quitters here at KTC, thank you.
Honored to be on this ride with you Andy. You pretty much summed up ktc in a few sentences. Life is so good now that we own it again.
Well said brother. Congratulations!
That last paragraph definitely has meaning for me. Well said brutha.
Bravo, man.
Well said Steak! Proud to be quit with you today!
Really great post Andy. As always, so proud to call you my brother!
Proud as heck to quit with you daily man! Congrats on the lap- let's do another!
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ItÂ’s been a while since I made a post on my thread that was for me and now that IÂ’m 11 months in, coming up on my first trip around the sun in 18 years - nicotine free, IÂ’ve done some reflecting. I donÂ’t consider myself a veteran because IÂ’m still learning about my quit and being quit every day, but IÂ’ve seen a lot in these past 11 months. Of these experiences IÂ’ve witnessed, I feel like IÂ’ve learned the most about my quit from those who have caved. IÂ’ve seen people cave and come back with a vengeance, becoming all-star quitters. Conversely there have been cavers who come back and cave again. IÂ’ve seen serial caversÂ…cave, and those who have been complete cancers to KTC. My biggest take away from their experiences and inadvertent teachingsÂ…the importance of posting roll. ItÂ’s the one constant on both sides of the coin. Those who have caved and ultimately succeeded have been roll posters. Those who have never caved, Â…roll posters. Long time vets who cavedÂ…stopped posting roll.
On the flip side IÂ’ve also been inspired by some remarkable addicts. IÂ’ve been inspired by stories of perseverance and resolve; and these come in a variety of flavors. Some involve incredible stress and life events while others come from subtle persistence like the 100% roll poster who prefers to be active with their quit group. Daily victories no matter how simple or complex continue to inspire me.
Yet truly the biggest lesson IÂ’ve learned in this short time is that IÂ’m not cured. IÂ’m still an addict, and IÂ’ll always be an addict because she never stops whispering. But, IÂ’m ok with that. I am an addict, but that is not who I am. I am a man of my word and I am a quitter. And IÂ’m damn proud of that. That is who I am today.
Lastly, and equally as important to me as my quit, are my quit brothers. Many of them are faceless friends to me, but they are so different than any other group of friends I have in my life. No group of friends has helped me to save my own life and hold me accountable to that. I am continually in awe of the magnitude of my quit and the impact these folks have had on my life. I have no other friends like that in my life and I would go to great lengths for them because they are so important to me on so many levels. Friendship is built on trust, and we built that trust by posting roll. So, to my friends at KTC and to all the quitters here at KTC, thank you.
Honored to be on this ride with you Andy. You pretty much summed up ktc in a few sentences. Life is so good now that we own it again.
Well said brother. Congratulations!
That last paragraph definitely has meaning for me. Well said brutha.
Bravo, man.
Well said Steak! Proud to be quit with you today!
Really great post Andy. As always, so proud to call you my brother!
Proud as heck to quit with you daily man! Congrats on the lap- let's do another!
Badassery.
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ItÂ’s been a while since I made a post on my thread that was for me and now that IÂ’m 11 months in, coming up on my first trip around the sun in 18 years - nicotine free, IÂ’ve done some reflecting. I donÂ’t consider myself a veteran because IÂ’m still learning about my quit and being quit every day, but IÂ’ve seen a lot in these past 11 months. Of these experiences IÂ’ve witnessed, I feel like IÂ’ve learned the most about my quit from those who have caved. IÂ’ve seen people cave and come back with a vengeance, becoming all-star quitters. Conversely there have been cavers who come back and cave again. IÂ’ve seen serial caversÂ…cave, and those who have been complete cancers to KTC. My biggest take away from their experiences and inadvertent teachingsÂ…the importance of posting roll. ItÂ’s the one constant on both sides of the coin. Those who have caved and ultimately succeeded have been roll posters. Those who have never caved, Â…roll posters. Long time vets who cavedÂ…stopped posting roll.
On the flip side IÂ’ve also been inspired by some remarkable addicts. IÂ’ve been inspired by stories of perseverance and resolve; and these come in a variety of flavors. Some involve incredible stress and life events while others come from subtle persistence like the 100% roll poster who prefers to be active with their quit group. Daily victories no matter how simple or complex continue to inspire me.
Yet truly the biggest lesson IÂ’ve learned in this short time is that IÂ’m not cured. IÂ’m still an addict, and IÂ’ll always be an addict because she never stops whispering. But, IÂ’m ok with that. I am an addict, but that is not who I am. I am a man of my word and I am a quitter. And IÂ’m damn proud of that. That is who I am today.
Lastly, and equally as important to me as my quit, are my quit brothers. Many of them are faceless friends to me, but they are so different than any other group of friends I have in my life. No group of friends has helped me to save my own life and hold me accountable to that. I am continually in awe of the magnitude of my quit and the impact these folks have had on my life. I have no other friends like that in my life and I would go to great lengths for them because they are so important to me on so many levels. Friendship is built on trust, and we built that trust by posting roll. So, to my friends at KTC and to all the quitters here at KTC, thank you.
Honored to be on this ride with you Andy. You pretty much summed up ktc in a few sentences. Life is so good now that we own it again.
Well said brother. Congratulations!
That last paragraph definitely has meaning for me. Well said brutha.
Bravo, man.
Well said Steak! Proud to be quit with you today!
Really great post Andy. As always, so proud to call you my brother!
Proud as heck to quit with you daily man! Congrats on the lap- let's do another!
Badassery.
True words of wisdom friend. Proud to be a March 14 Iron Man.
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ItÂ’s been a while since I made a post on my thread that was for me and now that IÂ’m 11 months in, coming up on my first trip around the sun in 18 years - nicotine free, IÂ’ve done some reflecting. I donÂ’t consider myself a veteran because IÂ’m still learning about my quit and being quit every day, but IÂ’ve seen a lot in these past 11 months. Of these experiences IÂ’ve witnessed, I feel like IÂ’ve learned the most about my quit from those who have caved. IÂ’ve seen people cave and come back with a vengeance, becoming all-star quitters. Conversely there have been cavers who come back and cave again. IÂ’ve seen serial caversÂ…cave, and those who have been complete cancers to KTC. My biggest take away from their experiences and inadvertent teachingsÂ…the importance of posting roll. ItÂ’s the one constant on both sides of the coin. Those who have caved and ultimately succeeded have been roll posters. Those who have never caved, Â…roll posters. Long time vets who cavedÂ…stopped posting roll.
On the flip side IÂ’ve also been inspired by some remarkable addicts. IÂ’ve been inspired by stories of perseverance and resolve; and these come in a variety of flavors. Some involve incredible stress and life events while others come from subtle persistence like the 100% roll poster who prefers to be active with their quit group. Daily victories no matter how simple or complex continue to inspire me.
Yet truly the biggest lesson IÂ’ve learned in this short time is that IÂ’m not cured. IÂ’m still an addict, and IÂ’ll always be an addict because she never stops whispering. But, IÂ’m ok with that. I am an addict, but that is not who I am. I am a man of my word and I am a quitter. And IÂ’m damn proud of that. That is who I am today.
Lastly, and equally as important to me as my quit, are my quit brothers. Many of them are faceless friends to me, but they are so different than any other group of friends I have in my life. No group of friends has helped me to save my own life and hold me accountable to that. I am continually in awe of the magnitude of my quit and the impact these folks have had on my life. I have no other friends like that in my life and I would go to great lengths for them because they are so important to me on so many levels. Friendship is built on trust, and we built that trust by posting roll. So, to my friends at KTC and to all the quitters here at KTC, thank you.
Honored to be on this ride with you Andy. You pretty much summed up ktc in a few sentences. Life is so good now that we own it again.
Well said brother. Congratulations!
That last paragraph definitely has meaning for me. Well said brutha.
Bravo, man.
Well said Steak! Proud to be quit with you today!
Really great post Andy. As always, so proud to call you my brother!
Proud as heck to quit with you daily man! Congrats on the lap- let's do another!
Badassery.
True words of wisdom friend. Proud to be a March 14 Iron Man.
Good stuff, Andy. I hope you understand the calm and the clarity you bring to KTC. In the few months I've been here, I've seen firsthand how you will take in everything that is happening here and craft it into something that is relatable and meaningful for fresh quits and vets alike. That's a rare talent, so I hope you stick around and continue to hone it for a long time to come.
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ItÂ’s been a while since I made a post on my thread that was for me and now that IÂ’m 11 months in, coming up on my first trip around the sun in 18 years - nicotine free, IÂ’ve done some reflecting. I donÂ’t consider myself a veteran because IÂ’m still learning about my quit and being quit every day, but IÂ’ve seen a lot in these past 11 months. Of these experiences IÂ’ve witnessed, I feel like IÂ’ve learned the most about my quit from those who have caved. IÂ’ve seen people cave and come back with a vengeance, becoming all-star quitters. Conversely there have been cavers who come back and cave again. IÂ’ve seen serial caversÂ…cave, and those who have been complete cancers to KTC. My biggest take away from their experiences and inadvertent teachingsÂ…the importance of posting roll. ItÂ’s the one constant on both sides of the coin. Those who have caved and ultimately succeeded have been roll posters. Those who have never caved, Â…roll posters. Long time vets who cavedÂ…stopped posting roll.
On the flip side IÂ’ve also been inspired by some remarkable addicts. IÂ’ve been inspired by stories of perseverance and resolve; and these come in a variety of flavors. Some involve incredible stress and life events while others come from subtle persistence like the 100% roll poster who prefers to be active with their quit group. Daily victories no matter how simple or complex continue to inspire me.
Yet truly the biggest lesson IÂ’ve learned in this short time is that IÂ’m not cured. IÂ’m still an addict, and IÂ’ll always be an addict because she never stops whispering. But, IÂ’m ok with that. I am an addict, but that is not who I am. I am a man of my word and I am a quitter. And IÂ’m damn proud of that. That is who I am today.
Lastly, and equally as important to me as my quit, are my quit brothers. Many of them are faceless friends to me, but they are so different than any other group of friends I have in my life. No group of friends has helped me to save my own life and hold me accountable to that. I am continually in awe of the magnitude of my quit and the impact these folks have had on my life. I have no other friends like that in my life and I would go to great lengths for them because they are so important to me on so many levels. Friendship is built on trust, and we built that trust by posting roll. So, to my friends at KTC and to all the quitters here at KTC, thank you.
Honored to be on this ride with you Andy. You pretty much summed up ktc in a few sentences. Life is so good now that we own it again.
Well said brother. Congratulations!
That last paragraph definitely has meaning for me. Well said brutha.
Bravo, man.
Well said Steak! Proud to be quit with you today!
Really great post Andy. As always, so proud to call you my brother!
Proud as heck to quit with you daily man! Congrats on the lap- let's do another!
Badassery.
True words of wisdom friend. Proud to be a March 14 Iron Man.
Good stuff, Andy. I hope you understand the calm and the clarity you bring to KTC. In the few months I've been here, I've seen firsthand how you will take in everything that is happening here and craft it into something that is relatable and meaningful for fresh quits and vets alike. That's a rare talent, so I hope you stick around and continue to hone it for a long time to come.
Wow! Strong, useful, words for anyone that is quitting. It's an honor to be quit with Andy every single day.
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ItÂ’s been a while since I made a post on my thread that was for me and now that IÂ’m 11 months in, coming up on my first trip around the sun in 18 years - nicotine free, IÂ’ve done some reflecting. I donÂ’t consider myself a veteran because IÂ’m still learning about my quit and being quit every day, but IÂ’ve seen a lot in these past 11 months. Of these experiences IÂ’ve witnessed, I feel like IÂ’ve learned the most about my quit from those who have caved. IÂ’ve seen people cave and come back with a vengeance, becoming all-star quitters. Conversely there have been cavers who come back and cave again. IÂ’ve seen serial caversÂ…cave, and those who have been complete cancers to KTC. My biggest take away from their experiences and inadvertent teachingsÂ…the importance of posting roll. ItÂ’s the one constant on both sides of the coin. Those who have caved and ultimately succeeded have been roll posters. Those who have never caved, Â…roll posters. Long time vets who cavedÂ…stopped posting roll.
On the flip side IÂ’ve also been inspired by some remarkable addicts. IÂ’ve been inspired by stories of perseverance and resolve; and these come in a variety of flavors. Some involve incredible stress and life events while others come from subtle persistence like the 100% roll poster who prefers to be active with their quit group. Daily victories no matter how simple or complex continue to inspire me.
Yet truly the biggest lesson IÂ’ve learned in this short time is that IÂ’m not cured. IÂ’m still an addict, and IÂ’ll always be an addict because she never stops whispering. But, IÂ’m ok with that. I am an addict, but that is not who I am. I am a man of my word and I am a quitter. And IÂ’m damn proud of that. That is who I am today.
Lastly, and equally as important to me as my quit, are my quit brothers. Many of them are faceless friends to me, but they are so different than any other group of friends I have in my life. No group of friends has helped me to save my own life and hold me accountable to that. I am continually in awe of the magnitude of my quit and the impact these folks have had on my life. I have no other friends like that in my life and I would go to great lengths for them because they are so important to me on so many levels. Friendship is built on trust, and we built that trust by posting roll. So, to my friends at KTC and to all the quitters here at KTC, thank you.
Honored to be on this ride with you Andy. You pretty much summed up ktc in a few sentences. Life is so good now that we own it again.
Well said brother. Congratulations!
That last paragraph definitely has meaning for me. Well said brutha.
Bravo, man.
Well said Steak! Proud to be quit with you today!
Really great post Andy. As always, so proud to call you my brother!
Proud as heck to quit with you daily man! Congrats on the lap- let's do another!
Badassery.
True words of wisdom friend. Proud to be a March 14 Iron Man.
Good stuff, Andy. I hope you understand the calm and the clarity you bring to KTC. In the few months I've been here, I've seen firsthand how you will take in everything that is happening here and craft it into something that is relatable and meaningful for fresh quits and vets alike. That's a rare talent, so I hope you stick around and continue to hone it for a long time to come.
Wow! Strong, useful, words for anyone that is quitting. It's an honor to be quit with Andy every single day.
I quit with You Steakbomb18 Today. Your quit is strong, your word is rock solid. Thank you for being here.
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Happy Birthday!! 'Cheers' 'Have a beer' 'Kiss' 'Sing and Drink' 'boob' 'boob' 'band' 'wave' 'wave' 'party' 'poledancer' 'dance' 'dance' 'party2' 'chew2' 'shots' '40' 'Birthday'
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Happy Birthday!! 'Cheers' 'Have a beer' 'Kiss' 'Sing and Drink' 'boob' 'boob' 'band' 'wave' 'wave' 'party' 'poledancer' 'dance' 'dance' 'party2' 'chew2' 'shots' '40' 'Birthday'
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Steak!!! Thanks for all the help early on in my quit. It certainly hasn't gone unnoticed!
Now go celebrate!! 'oh yeah'
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Congratulations on hitting a year of freedom today. A year ago was a different world than the one you are living in now! I, and many, am honored to quit with you today! You pay it forward and backward with integrity and honor.
More greatness ahead!
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Congratulations on hitting a year of freedom today. A year ago was a different world than the one you are living in now! I, and many, am honored to quit with you today! You pay it forward and backward with integrity and honor.
More greatness ahead!
W2W nailed it ... I'll just add a HUGE CONGRATS brother!
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Congratulations on hitting a year of freedom today. A year ago was a different world than the one you are living in now! I, and many, am honored to quit with you today! You pay it forward and backward with integrity and honor.
More greatness ahead!
W2W nailed it ... I'll just add a HUGE CONGRATS brother!
Wow! Super proud of you bro. Congrats!
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Congratulations on hitting a year of freedom today. A year ago was a different world than the one you are living in now! I, and many, am honored to quit with you today! You pay it forward and backward with integrity and honor.
More greatness ahead!
W2W nailed it ... I'll just add a HUGE CONGRATS brother!
Wow! Super proud of you bro. Congrats!
Great quitting. Congrats on a year. And thanks for the support. Pure badass.
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Congratulations on hitting a year of freedom today. A year ago was a different world than the one you are living in now! I, and many, am honored to quit with you today! You pay it forward and backward with integrity and honor.
More greatness ahead!
W2W nailed it ... I'll just add a HUGE CONGRATS brother!
Wow! Super proud of you bro. Congrats!
Awesome trip around the sun brother!
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Congratulations on hitting a year of freedom today. A year ago was a different world than the one you are living in now! I, and many, am honored to quit with you today! You pay it forward and backward with integrity and honor.
More greatness ahead!
W2W nailed it ... I'll just add a HUGE CONGRATS brother!
Wow! Super proud of you bro. Congrats!
Awesome trip around the sun brother!
1 year is fucking awesome. Proud of you bro, and can't wait to join you in that club.
Thanks for having been an integral part of my quit.
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Congratulations on hitting a year of freedom today. A year ago was a different world than the one you are living in now! I, and many, am honored to quit with you today! You pay it forward and backward with integrity and honor.
More greatness ahead!
W2W nailed it ... I'll just add a HUGE CONGRATS brother!
Wow! Super proud of you bro. Congrats!
Awesome trip around the sun brother!
1 year is fucking awesome. Proud of you bro, and can't wait to join you in that club.
Thanks for having been an integral part of my quit.
Congrats Steakbomb! Nice job! Keep it going my friend as it gets better every damn day! I appreciate your support as your quit helps me and so many of us every day. That's a fact and not a lot of smoke blown your way! Quit on brother and have a great day being free and quit!
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Congratulations on hitting a year of freedom today. A year ago was a different world than the one you are living in now! I, and many, am honored to quit with you today! You pay it forward and backward with integrity and honor.
More greatness ahead!
W2W nailed it ... I'll just add a HUGE CONGRATS brother!
Wow! Super proud of you bro. Congrats!
Awesome trip around the sun brother!
1 year is fucking awesome. Proud of you bro, and can't wait to join you in that club.
Thanks for having been an integral part of my quit.
Congrats Steakbomb! Nice job! Keep it going my friend as it gets better every damn day! I appreciate your support as your quit helps me and so many of us every day. That's a fact and not a lot of smoke blown your way! Quit on brother and have a great day being free and quit!
Party in here! This quitter hit 1 year old!!! Way to go Andy I enjoy getting to quit with you EDD and the March Ironmen!
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Congratulations on hitting a year of freedom today. A year ago was a different world than the one you are living in now! I, and many, am honored to quit with you today! You pay it forward and backward with integrity and honor.
More greatness ahead!
W2W nailed it ... I'll just add a HUGE CONGRATS brother!
Wow! Super proud of you bro. Congrats!
Awesome trip around the sun brother!
1 year is fucking awesome. Proud of you bro, and can't wait to join you in that club.
Thanks for having been an integral part of my quit.
Congrats Steakbomb! Nice job! Keep it going my friend as it gets better every damn day! I appreciate your support as your quit helps me and so many of us every day. That's a fact and not a lot of smoke blown your way! Quit on brother and have a great day being free and quit!
Party in here! This quitter hit 1 year old!!! Way to go Andy I enjoy getting to quit with you EDD and the March Ironmen!
Congrats on your first of many laps around the sun nic-free!
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Congratulations on hitting a year of freedom today. A year ago was a different world than the one you are living in now! I, and many, am honored to quit with you today! You pay it forward and backward with integrity and honor.
More greatness ahead!
W2W nailed it ... I'll just add a HUGE CONGRATS brother!
Wow! Super proud of you bro. Congrats!
Awesome trip around the sun brother!
1 year is fucking awesome. Proud of you bro, and can't wait to join you in that club.
Thanks for having been an integral part of my quit.
Congrats Steakbomb! Nice job! Keep it going my friend as it gets better every damn day! I appreciate your support as your quit helps me and so many of us every day. That's a fact and not a lot of smoke blown your way! Quit on brother and have a great day being free and quit!
Party in here! This quitter hit 1 year old!!! Way to go Andy I enjoy getting to quit with you EDD and the March Ironmen!
Congrats on your first of many laps around the sun nic-free!
Andy, you will always be my friend and Brother. What a great day! Your support over the last year has kept me quit. Very proud of you Ironman! ;Ironman:
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Congratulations on hitting a year of freedom today. A year ago was a different world than the one you are living in now! I, and many, am honored to quit with you today! You pay it forward and backward with integrity and honor.
More greatness ahead!
W2W nailed it ... I'll just add a HUGE CONGRATS brother!
Wow! Super proud of you bro. Congrats!
Awesome trip around the sun brother!
1 year is fucking awesome. Proud of you bro, and can't wait to join you in that club.
Thanks for having been an integral part of my quit.
One year.... i'm not surprised, but I am glad you get to enjoy this milestone- surely one of the best. Congrats my friend!
'party' 'boob' 'party2' 'boob' 'party' 'boob' 'party2' 'boob' 'party'
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Congratulations on hitting a year of freedom today. A year ago was a different world than the one you are living in now! I, and many, am honored to quit with you today! You pay it forward and backward with integrity and honor.
More greatness ahead!
W2W nailed it ... I'll just add a HUGE CONGRATS brother!
Wow! Super proud of you bro. Congrats!
Awesome trip around the sun brother!
1 year is fucking awesome. Proud of you bro, and can't wait to join you in that club.
Thanks for having been an integral part of my quit.
One year.... i'm not surprised, but I am glad you get to enjoy this milestone- surely one of the best. Congrats my friend!
'party' 'boob' 'party2' 'boob' 'party' 'boob' 'party2' 'boob' 'party'
Congrats on one year Steak! Thanks for being part of my quit!
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Congratulations on hitting a year of freedom today. A year ago was a different world than the one you are living in now! I, and many, am honored to quit with you today! You pay it forward and backward with integrity and honor.
More greatness ahead!
W2W nailed it ... I'll just add a HUGE CONGRATS brother!
Wow! Super proud of you bro. Congrats!
Awesome trip around the sun brother!
1 year is fucking awesome. Proud of you bro, and can't wait to join you in that club.
Thanks for having been an integral part of my quit.
One year.... i'm not surprised, but I am glad you get to enjoy this milestone- surely one of the best. Congrats my friend!
'party' 'boob' 'party2' 'boob' 'party' 'boob' 'party2' 'boob' 'party'
Congrats on one year Steak! Thanks for being part of my quit!
Congrats steak. Ur a bad man! Quit with you all day.
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Congratulations on hitting a year of freedom today. A year ago was a different world than the one you are living in now! I, and many, am honored to quit with you today! You pay it forward and backward with integrity and honor.
More greatness ahead!
W2W nailed it ... I'll just add a HUGE CONGRATS brother!
Wow! Super proud of you bro. Congrats!
Awesome trip around the sun brother!
1 year is fucking awesome. Proud of you bro, and can't wait to join you in that club.
Thanks for having been an integral part of my quit.
One year.... i'm not surprised, but I am glad you get to enjoy this milestone- surely one of the best. Congrats my friend!
'party' 'boob' 'party2' 'boob' 'party' 'boob' 'party2' 'boob' 'party'
Congrats on one year Steak! Thanks for being part of my quit!
Congrats steak. Ur a bad man! Quit with you all day.
ONE YEAR CELEBRATION!!!!! It has been a pleasure quitting with you!
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Wow. What a day, …I mean just look at this. It’s insane. My friend Starr put it best in a text to me earlier today, “I bet 1 year ago when you came to KTC, you had no idea how this was going to impact you.” He’s damn right. 1 year ago, I would never have thought that I would have 30+ new phone numbers of friends across the nation and countless others who post support to me, read my posts, or just simply just ride this ride of quit with me every day. My gratitude for all of you extends further than you will ever know.
Today, I sit back and look at the monument of quit I have built, fortified, and polished every day. ItÂ’s massive and itÂ’s mine. My quit; for me. You all have your quits and I hope to be a stone in your foundation too so that you can step back and look at your quit with the same admiration that I bestow upon mine. If thereÂ’s one thing IÂ’ve learned throughout my trials and tribulations here at KTC, is that the monument you build can never be big enough. Addiction is huge. If you want to beat addiction you need to build your quit bigger than that addiction; to the point where addiction is merely a piece of whale shit at the bottom of the ocean in comparison. This is where I am today. What follows will close the loop and I need to post it so that I never forget.
This is where I was 366 days ago:
It’s 1:30AM and time to pull out that double pinch I’ve been chewing on for the last 4 hours and go to bed. I head to the bathroom and lean over to the toilet, and with 1 finger dig into a corner of my wad and pry it out directly into the bowl. Flush it down; checking to make sure all the flecks flushed so that there is no inconspicuous evidence of late night dipping. At the sink, I swish and spit a couple of times, and watch the whirlpool of remaining flecks go down into the drain. My lip is raw. Feels like pruned fingertips after a long hot shower. I pull down my bottom lip and like I’m some oral specialist I gaze into the mirror inspecting for anything that doesn’t look like it should be there. Seems ok (I guess). Then I open up my mouth and stick out my tongue. Anything? Nope, nothing yet. I say to myself, “Dammit, I don’t see shit. Why won’t this sore throat go away. I’ve had it for 5 months. ENT can’t see anything, what the hell is causing it?” I brush up and go to bed. Wake up the next morning with my usual persistent headache and unexplained sinus pressure. This has been going on daily for 2 months. I’m pretty stressed out and scared at this point. I’m a healthcare professional with graduate degrees, so I should know what’s going on right? The fact of the matter is, I haven’t a clue. I don’t know shit and I can’t figure this out. I’m downright scared. I know I need to quit; shit, I’ve been trying to quit for the past 3 years, but every time I try, I fail …within hours. I can’t sleep, I’m anxious, I’m short-tempered, and feel like I’m on the cusp of a nervous break down.
Never again. That is my promise to me.
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Congratulations on hitting a year of freedom today. A year ago was a different world than the one you are living in now! I, and many, am honored to quit with you today! You pay it forward and backward with integrity and honor.
More greatness ahead!
W2W nailed it ... I'll just add a HUGE CONGRATS brother!
Wow! Super proud of you bro. Congrats!
Awesome trip around the sun brother!
1 year is fucking awesome. Proud of you bro, and can't wait to join you in that club.
Thanks for having been an integral part of my quit.
One year.... i'm not surprised, but I am glad you get to enjoy this milestone- surely one of the best. Congrats my friend!
'party' 'boob' 'party2' 'boob' 'party' 'boob' 'party2' 'boob' 'party'
Congrats on one year Steak! Thanks for being part of my quit!
Congrats steak. Ur a bad man! Quit with you all day.
ONE YEAR CELEBRATION!!!!! It has been a pleasure quitting with you!
Woohoo! Quit with you!
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Congratulations on hitting a year of freedom today. A year ago was a different world than the one you are living in now! I, and many, am honored to quit with you today! You pay it forward and backward with integrity and honor.
More greatness ahead!
W2W nailed it ... I'll just add a HUGE CONGRATS brother!
Wow! Super proud of you bro. Congrats!
Awesome trip around the sun brother!
1 year is fucking awesome. Proud of you bro, and can't wait to join you in that club.
Thanks for having been an integral part of my quit.
One year.... i'm not surprised, but I am glad you get to enjoy this milestone- surely one of the best. Congrats my friend!
'party' 'boob' 'party2' 'boob' 'party' 'boob' 'party2' 'boob' 'party'
Congrats on one year Steak! Thanks for being part of my quit!
Congrats steak. Ur a bad man! Quit with you all day.
ONE YEAR CELEBRATION!!!!! It has been a pleasure quitting with you!
Woohoo! Quit with you!
Awesome. Congrats. Ain't a day on the calendar you can't whip its ass.
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Wow. What a day, …I mean just look at this. It’s insane. My friend Starr put it best in a text to me earlier today, “I bet 1 year ago when you came to KTC, you had no idea how this was going to impact you.” He’s damn right. 1 year ago, I would never have thought that I would have 30+ new phone numbers of friends across the nation and countless others who post support to me, read my posts, or just simply just ride this ride of quit with me every day. My gratitude for all of you extends further than you will ever know.
Today, I sit back and look at the monument of quit I have built, fortified, and polished every day. ItÂ’s massive and itÂ’s mine. My quit; for me. You all have your quits and I hope to be a stone in your foundation too so that you can step back and look at your quit with the same admiration that I bestow upon mine. If thereÂ’s one thing IÂ’ve learned throughout my trials and tribulations here at KTC, is that the monument you build can never be big enough. Addiction is huge. If you want to beat addiction you need to build your quit bigger than that addiction; to the point where addiction is merely a piece of whale shit at the bottom of the ocean in comparison. This is where I am today. What follows will close the loop and I need to post it so that I never forget.
This is where I was 366 days ago:
It’s 1:30AM and time to pull out that double pinch I’ve been chewing on for the last 4 hours and go to bed. I head to the bathroom and lean over to the toilet, and with 1 finger dig into a corner of my wad and pry it out directly into the bowl. Flush it down; checking to make sure all the flecks flushed so that there is no inconspicuous evidence of late night dipping. At the sink, I swish and spit a couple of times, and watch the whirlpool of remaining flecks go down into the drain. My lip is raw. Feels like pruned fingertips after a long hot shower. I pull down my bottom lip and like I’m some oral specialist I gaze into the mirror inspecting for anything that doesn’t look like it should be there. Seems ok (I guess). Then I open up my mouth and stick out my tongue. Anything? Nope, nothing yet. I say to myself, “Dammit, I don’t see shit. Why won’t this sore throat go away. I’ve had it for 5 months. ENT can’t see anything, what the hell is causing it?” I brush up and go to bed. Wake up the next morning with my usual persistent headache and unexplained sinus pressure. This has been going on daily for 2 months. I’m pretty stressed out and scared at this point. I’m a healthcare professional with graduate degrees, so I should know what’s going on right? The fact of the matter is, I haven’t a clue. I don’t know shit and I can’t figure this out. I’m downright scared. I know I need to quit; shit, I’ve been trying to quit for the past 3 years, but every time I try, I fail …within hours. I can’t sleep, I’m anxious, I’m short-tempered, and feel like I’m on the cusp of a nervous break down.
Never again. That is my promise to me.
SAM sits here and simply shakes his head up and down as he reads through ^^^^^ that post. NAFAR.
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Wow. What a day, …I mean just look at this. It’s insane. My friend Starr put it best in a text to me earlier today, “I bet 1 year ago when you came to KTC, you had no idea how this was going to impact you.” He’s damn right. 1 year ago, I would never have thought that I would have 30+ new phone numbers of friends across the nation and countless others who post support to me, read my posts, or just simply just ride this ride of quit with me every day. My gratitude for all of you extends further than you will ever know.
Today, I sit back and look at the monument of quit I have built, fortified, and polished every day. ItÂ’s massive and itÂ’s mine. My quit; for me. You all have your quits and I hope to be a stone in your foundation too so that you can step back and look at your quit with the same admiration that I bestow upon mine. If thereÂ’s one thing IÂ’ve learned throughout my trials and tribulations here at KTC, is that the monument you build can never be big enough. Addiction is huge. If you want to beat addiction you need to build your quit bigger than that addiction; to the point where addiction is merely a piece of whale shit at the bottom of the ocean in comparison. This is where I am today. What follows will close the loop and I need to post it so that I never forget.
This is where I was 366 days ago:
It’s 1:30AM and time to pull out that double pinch I’ve been chewing on for the last 4 hours and go to bed. I head to the bathroom and lean over to the toilet, and with 1 finger dig into a corner of my wad and pry it out directly into the bowl. Flush it down; checking to make sure all the flecks flushed so that there is no inconspicuous evidence of late night dipping. At the sink, I swish and spit a couple of times, and watch the whirlpool of remaining flecks go down into the drain. My lip is raw. Feels like pruned fingertips after a long hot shower. I pull down my bottom lip and like I’m some oral specialist I gaze into the mirror inspecting for anything that doesn’t look like it should be there. Seems ok (I guess). Then I open up my mouth and stick out my tongue. Anything? Nope, nothing yet. I say to myself, “Dammit, I don’t see shit. Why won’t this sore throat go away. I’ve had it for 5 months. ENT can’t see anything, what the hell is causing it?” I brush up and go to bed. Wake up the next morning with my usual persistent headache and unexplained sinus pressure. This has been going on daily for 2 months. I’m pretty stressed out and scared at this point. I’m a healthcare professional with graduate degrees, so I should know what’s going on right? The fact of the matter is, I haven’t a clue. I don’t know shit and I can’t figure this out. I’m downright scared. I know I need to quit; shit, I’ve been trying to quit for the past 3 years, but every time I try, I fail …within hours. I can’t sleep, I’m anxious, I’m short-tempered, and feel like I’m on the cusp of a nervous break down.
Never again. That is my promise to me.
SAM sits here and simply shakes his head up and down as he reads through ^^^^^ that post. NAFAR.
SAM is not alone....not by a long shot. Serious Props, Andy! Keep setting the example.
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Wow. What a day, …I mean just look at this. It’s insane. My friend Starr put it best in a text to me earlier today, “I bet 1 year ago when you came to KTC, you had no idea how this was going to impact you.” He’s damn right. 1 year ago, I would never have thought that I would have 30+ new phone numbers of friends across the nation and countless others who post support to me, read my posts, or just simply just ride this ride of quit with me every day. My gratitude for all of you extends further than you will ever know.
Today, I sit back and look at the monument of quit I have built, fortified, and polished every day. ItÂ’s massive and itÂ’s mine. My quit; for me. You all have your quits and I hope to be a stone in your foundation too so that you can step back and look at your quit with the same admiration that I bestow upon mine. If thereÂ’s one thing IÂ’ve learned throughout my trials and tribulations here at KTC, is that the monument you build can never be big enough. Addiction is huge. If you want to beat addiction you need to build your quit bigger than that addiction; to the point where addiction is merely a piece of whale shit at the bottom of the ocean in comparison. This is where I am today. What follows will close the loop and I need to post it so that I never forget.
This is where I was 366 days ago:
It’s 1:30AM and time to pull out that double pinch I’ve been chewing on for the last 4 hours and go to bed. I head to the bathroom and lean over to the toilet, and with 1 finger dig into a corner of my wad and pry it out directly into the bowl. Flush it down; checking to make sure all the flecks flushed so that there is no inconspicuous evidence of late night dipping. At the sink, I swish and spit a couple of times, and watch the whirlpool of remaining flecks go down into the drain. My lip is raw. Feels like pruned fingertips after a long hot shower. I pull down my bottom lip and like I’m some oral specialist I gaze into the mirror inspecting for anything that doesn’t look like it should be there. Seems ok (I guess). Then I open up my mouth and stick out my tongue. Anything? Nope, nothing yet. I say to myself, “Dammit, I don’t see shit. Why won’t this sore throat go away. I’ve had it for 5 months. ENT can’t see anything, what the hell is causing it?” I brush up and go to bed. Wake up the next morning with my usual persistent headache and unexplained sinus pressure. This has been going on daily for 2 months. I’m pretty stressed out and scared at this point. I’m a healthcare professional with graduate degrees, so I should know what’s going on right? The fact of the matter is, I haven’t a clue. I don’t know shit and I can’t figure this out. I’m downright scared. I know I need to quit; shit, I’ve been trying to quit for the past 3 years, but every time I try, I fail …within hours. I can’t sleep, I’m anxious, I’m short-tempered, and feel like I’m on the cusp of a nervous break down.
Never again. That is my promise to me.
SAM sits here and simply shakes his head up and down as he reads through ^^^^^ that post. NAFAR.
SAM is not alone....not by a long shot. Serious Props, Andy! Keep setting the example.
This intro contains Bad-Assed Quitery!
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Wow. What a day, …I mean just look at this. It’s insane. My friend Starr put it best in a text to me earlier today, “I bet 1 year ago when you came to KTC, you had no idea how this was going to impact you.” He’s damn right. 1 year ago, I would never have thought that I would have 30+ new phone numbers of friends across the nation and countless others who post support to me, read my posts, or just simply just ride this ride of quit with me every day. My gratitude for all of you extends further than you will ever know.
Today, I sit back and look at the monument of quit I have built, fortified, and polished every day. ItÂ’s massive and itÂ’s mine. My quit; for me. You all have your quits and I hope to be a stone in your foundation too so that you can step back and look at your quit with the same admiration that I bestow upon mine. If thereÂ’s one thing IÂ’ve learned throughout my trials and tribulations here at KTC, is that the monument you build can never be big enough. Addiction is huge. If you want to beat addiction you need to build your quit bigger than that addiction; to the point where addiction is merely a piece of whale shit at the bottom of the ocean in comparison. This is where I am today. What follows will close the loop and I need to post it so that I never forget.
This is where I was 366 days ago:
It’s 1:30AM and time to pull out that double pinch I’ve been chewing on for the last 4 hours and go to bed. I head to the bathroom and lean over to the toilet, and with 1 finger dig into a corner of my wad and pry it out directly into the bowl. Flush it down; checking to make sure all the flecks flushed so that there is no inconspicuous evidence of late night dipping. At the sink, I swish and spit a couple of times, and watch the whirlpool of remaining flecks go down into the drain. My lip is raw. Feels like pruned fingertips after a long hot shower. I pull down my bottom lip and like I’m some oral specialist I gaze into the mirror inspecting for anything that doesn’t look like it should be there. Seems ok (I guess). Then I open up my mouth and stick out my tongue. Anything? Nope, nothing yet. I say to myself, “Dammit, I don’t see shit. Why won’t this sore throat go away. I’ve had it for 5 months. ENT can’t see anything, what the hell is causing it?” I brush up and go to bed. Wake up the next morning with my usual persistent headache and unexplained sinus pressure. This has been going on daily for 2 months. I’m pretty stressed out and scared at this point. I’m a healthcare professional with graduate degrees, so I should know what’s going on right? The fact of the matter is, I haven’t a clue. I don’t know shit and I can’t figure this out. I’m downright scared. I know I need to quit; shit, I’ve been trying to quit for the past 3 years, but every time I try, I fail …within hours. I can’t sleep, I’m anxious, I’m short-tempered, and feel like I’m on the cusp of a nervous break down.
Never again. That is my promise to me.
SAM sits here and simply shakes his head up and down as he reads through ^^^^^ that post. NAFAR.
SAM is not alone....not by a long shot. Serious Props, Andy! Keep setting the example.
This intro contains Bad-Assed Quitery!
Awesome Steakbomb! Congrats on a year!
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Wow. What a day, …I mean just look at this. It’s insane. My friend Starr put it best in a text to me earlier today, “I bet 1 year ago when you came to KTC, you had no idea how this was going to impact you.” He’s damn right. 1 year ago, I would never have thought that I would have 30+ new phone numbers of friends across the nation and countless others who post support to me, read my posts, or just simply just ride this ride of quit with me every day. My gratitude for all of you extends further than you will ever know.
Today, I sit back and look at the monument of quit I have built, fortified, and polished every day. ItÂ’s massive and itÂ’s mine. My quit; for me. You all have your quits and I hope to be a stone in your foundation too so that you can step back and look at your quit with the same admiration that I bestow upon mine. If thereÂ’s one thing IÂ’ve learned throughout my trials and tribulations here at KTC, is that the monument you build can never be big enough. Addiction is huge. If you want to beat addiction you need to build your quit bigger than that addiction; to the point where addiction is merely a piece of whale shit at the bottom of the ocean in comparison. This is where I am today. What follows will close the loop and I need to post it so that I never forget.
This is where I was 366 days ago:
It’s 1:30AM and time to pull out that double pinch I’ve been chewing on for the last 4 hours and go to bed. I head to the bathroom and lean over to the toilet, and with 1 finger dig into a corner of my wad and pry it out directly into the bowl. Flush it down; checking to make sure all the flecks flushed so that there is no inconspicuous evidence of late night dipping. At the sink, I swish and spit a couple of times, and watch the whirlpool of remaining flecks go down into the drain. My lip is raw. Feels like pruned fingertips after a long hot shower. I pull down my bottom lip and like I’m some oral specialist I gaze into the mirror inspecting for anything that doesn’t look like it should be there. Seems ok (I guess). Then I open up my mouth and stick out my tongue. Anything? Nope, nothing yet. I say to myself, “Dammit, I don’t see shit. Why won’t this sore throat go away. I’ve had it for 5 months. ENT can’t see anything, what the hell is causing it?” I brush up and go to bed. Wake up the next morning with my usual persistent headache and unexplained sinus pressure. This has been going on daily for 2 months. I’m pretty stressed out and scared at this point. I’m a healthcare professional with graduate degrees, so I should know what’s going on right? The fact of the matter is, I haven’t a clue. I don’t know shit and I can’t figure this out. I’m downright scared. I know I need to quit; shit, I’ve been trying to quit for the past 3 years, but every time I try, I fail …within hours. I can’t sleep, I’m anxious, I’m short-tempered, and feel like I’m on the cusp of a nervous break down.
Never again. That is my promise to me.
SAM sits here and simply shakes his head up and down as he reads through ^^^^^ that post. NAFAR.
SAM is not alone....not by a long shot. Serious Props, Andy! Keep setting the example.
This intro contains Bad-Assed Quitery!
Awesome Steakbomb! Congrats on a year!
One year around the sun, carry more than a few with you along the way.....that's how to quit.
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Wow. What a day, …I mean just look at this. It’s insane. My friend Starr put it best in a text to me earlier today, “I bet 1 year ago when you came to KTC, you had no idea how this was going to impact you.” He’s damn right. 1 year ago, I would never have thought that I would have 30+ new phone numbers of friends across the nation and countless others who post support to me, read my posts, or just simply just ride this ride of quit with me every day. My gratitude for all of you extends further than you will ever know.
Today, I sit back and look at the monument of quit I have built, fortified, and polished every day. ItÂ’s massive and itÂ’s mine. My quit; for me. You all have your quits and I hope to be a stone in your foundation too so that you can step back and look at your quit with the same admiration that I bestow upon mine. If thereÂ’s one thing IÂ’ve learned throughout my trials and tribulations here at KTC, is that the monument you build can never be big enough. Addiction is huge. If you want to beat addiction you need to build your quit bigger than that addiction; to the point where addiction is merely a piece of whale shit at the bottom of the ocean in comparison. This is where I am today. What follows will close the loop and I need to post it so that I never forget.
This is where I was 366 days ago:
It’s 1:30AM and time to pull out that double pinch I’ve been chewing on for the last 4 hours and go to bed. I head to the bathroom and lean over to the toilet, and with 1 finger dig into a corner of my wad and pry it out directly into the bowl. Flush it down; checking to make sure all the flecks flushed so that there is no inconspicuous evidence of late night dipping. At the sink, I swish and spit a couple of times, and watch the whirlpool of remaining flecks go down into the drain. My lip is raw. Feels like pruned fingertips after a long hot shower. I pull down my bottom lip and like I’m some oral specialist I gaze into the mirror inspecting for anything that doesn’t look like it should be there. Seems ok (I guess). Then I open up my mouth and stick out my tongue. Anything? Nope, nothing yet. I say to myself, “Dammit, I don’t see shit. Why won’t this sore throat go away. I’ve had it for 5 months. ENT can’t see anything, what the hell is causing it?” I brush up and go to bed. Wake up the next morning with my usual persistent headache and unexplained sinus pressure. This has been going on daily for 2 months. I’m pretty stressed out and scared at this point. I’m a healthcare professional with graduate degrees, so I should know what’s going on right? The fact of the matter is, I haven’t a clue. I don’t know shit and I can’t figure this out. I’m downright scared. I know I need to quit; shit, I’ve been trying to quit for the past 3 years, but every time I try, I fail …within hours. I can’t sleep, I’m anxious, I’m short-tempered, and feel like I’m on the cusp of a nervous break down.
Never again. That is my promise to me.
SAM sits here and simply shakes his head up and down as he reads through ^^^^^ that post. NAFAR.
SAM is not alone....not by a long shot. Serious Props, Andy! Keep setting the example.
This intro contains Bad-Assed Quitery!
Awesome Steakbomb! Congrats on a year!
One year around the sun, carry more than a few with you along the way.....that's how to quit.
One year is pure Awesomeness! Congrats!
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Wow. What a day, …I mean just look at this. It’s insane. My friend Starr put it best in a text to me earlier today, “I bet 1 year ago when you came to KTC, you had no idea how this was going to impact you.” He’s damn right. 1 year ago, I would never have thought that I would have 30+ new phone numbers of friends across the nation and countless others who post support to me, read my posts, or just simply just ride this ride of quit with me every day. My gratitude for all of you extends further than you will ever know.
Today, I sit back and look at the monument of quit I have built, fortified, and polished every day. ItÂ’s massive and itÂ’s mine. My quit; for me. You all have your quits and I hope to be a stone in your foundation too so that you can step back and look at your quit with the same admiration that I bestow upon mine. If thereÂ’s one thing IÂ’ve learned throughout my trials and tribulations here at KTC, is that the monument you build can never be big enough. Addiction is huge. If you want to beat addiction you need to build your quit bigger than that addiction; to the point where addiction is merely a piece of whale shit at the bottom of the ocean in comparison. This is where I am today. What follows will close the loop and I need to post it so that I never forget.
This is where I was 366 days ago:
It’s 1:30AM and time to pull out that double pinch I’ve been chewing on for the last 4 hours and go to bed. I head to the bathroom and lean over to the toilet, and with 1 finger dig into a corner of my wad and pry it out directly into the bowl. Flush it down; checking to make sure all the flecks flushed so that there is no inconspicuous evidence of late night dipping. At the sink, I swish and spit a couple of times, and watch the whirlpool of remaining flecks go down into the drain. My lip is raw. Feels like pruned fingertips after a long hot shower. I pull down my bottom lip and like I’m some oral specialist I gaze into the mirror inspecting for anything that doesn’t look like it should be there. Seems ok (I guess). Then I open up my mouth and stick out my tongue. Anything? Nope, nothing yet. I say to myself, “Dammit, I don’t see shit. Why won’t this sore throat go away. I’ve had it for 5 months. ENT can’t see anything, what the hell is causing it?” I brush up and go to bed. Wake up the next morning with my usual persistent headache and unexplained sinus pressure. This has been going on daily for 2 months. I’m pretty stressed out and scared at this point. I’m a healthcare professional with graduate degrees, so I should know what’s going on right? The fact of the matter is, I haven’t a clue. I don’t know shit and I can’t figure this out. I’m downright scared. I know I need to quit; shit, I’ve been trying to quit for the past 3 years, but every time I try, I fail …within hours. I can’t sleep, I’m anxious, I’m short-tempered, and feel like I’m on the cusp of a nervous break down.
Never again. That is my promise to me.
SAM sits here and simply shakes his head up and down as he reads through ^^^^^ that post. NAFAR.
SAM is not alone....not by a long shot. Serious Props, Andy! Keep setting the example.
This intro contains Bad-Assed Quitery!
Awesome Steakbomb! Congrats on a year!
One year around the sun, carry more than a few with you along the way.....that's how to quit.
One year is pure Awesomeness! Congrats!
Belated congratz my man, thank you for supporting my quit early on!
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Poof
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Wow. What a day, …I mean just look at this. It’s insane. My friend Starr put it best in a text to me earlier today, “I bet 1 year ago when you came to KTC, you had no idea how this was going to impact you.” He’s damn right. 1 year ago, I would never have thought that I would have 30+ new phone numbers of friends across the nation and countless others who post support to me, read my posts, or just simply just ride this ride of quit with me every day. My gratitude for all of you extends further than you will ever know.
Today, I sit back and look at the monument of quit I have built, fortified, and polished every day. ItÂ’s massive and itÂ’s mine. My quit; for me. You all have your quits and I hope to be a stone in your foundation too so that you can step back and look at your quit with the same admiration that I bestow upon mine. If thereÂ’s one thing IÂ’ve learned throughout my trials and tribulations here at KTC, is that the monument you build can never be big enough. Addiction is huge. If you want to beat addiction you need to build your quit bigger than that addiction; to the point where addiction is merely a piece of whale shit at the bottom of the ocean in comparison. This is where I am today. What follows will close the loop and I need to post it so that I never forget.
This is where I was 366 days ago:
It’s 1:30AM and time to pull out that double pinch I’ve been chewing on for the last 4 hours and go to bed. I head to the bathroom and lean over to the toilet, and with 1 finger dig into a corner of my wad and pry it out directly into the bowl. Flush it down; checking to make sure all the flecks flushed so that there is no inconspicuous evidence of late night dipping. At the sink, I swish and spit a couple of times, and watch the whirlpool of remaining flecks go down into the drain. My lip is raw. Feels like pruned fingertips after a long hot shower. I pull down my bottom lip and like I’m some oral specialist I gaze into the mirror inspecting for anything that doesn’t look like it should be there. Seems ok (I guess). Then I open up my mouth and stick out my tongue. Anything? Nope, nothing yet. I say to myself, “Dammit, I don’t see shit. Why won’t this sore throat go away. I’ve had it for 5 months. ENT can’t see anything, what the hell is causing it?” I brush up and go to bed. Wake up the next morning with my usual persistent headache and unexplained sinus pressure. This has been going on daily for 2 months. I’m pretty stressed out and scared at this point. I’m a healthcare professional with graduate degrees, so I should know what’s going on right? The fact of the matter is, I haven’t a clue. I don’t know shit and I can’t figure this out. I’m downright scared. I know I need to quit; shit, I’ve been trying to quit for the past 3 years, but every time I try, I fail …within hours. I can’t sleep, I’m anxious, I’m short-tempered, and feel like I’m on the cusp of a nervous break down.
Never again. That is my promise to me.
SAM sits here and simply shakes his head up and down as he reads through ^^^^^ that post. NAFAR.
SAM is not alone....not by a long shot. Serious Props, Andy! Keep setting the example.
This intro contains Bad-Assed Quitery!
Awesome Steakbomb! Congrats on a year!
One year around the sun, carry more than a few with you along the way.....that's how to quit.
One year is pure Awesomeness! Congrats!
Belated congratz my man, thank you for supporting my quit early on!
Congrats. Keep up the great work.
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Andy Congrats on 400 my nutmeg Brutha!
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Andy Congrats on 400 my nutmeg Brutha!
Do it again!
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Andy Congrats on 400 my nutmeg Brutha!
Do it again!
Congrats Steak!
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Andy Congrats on 400 my nutmeg Brutha!
Do it again!
Congrats Steak!
Keep it up, bro!
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Andy Congrats on 400 my nutmeg Brutha!
Do it again!
Congrats Steak!
Keep it up, bro!
4th floor kudos BAQ! 'oh yeah'
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Andy Congrats on 400 my nutmeg Brutha!
Do it again!
Congrats Steak!
Keep it up, bro!
4th floor kudos BAQ! 'oh yeah'
fist pump!
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Andy Congrats on 400 my nutmeg Brutha!
Do it again!
Congrats Steak!
Keep it up, bro!
4th floor kudos BAQ! 'oh yeah'
fist pump!
oh, yeah! I know you love these icon parties!!
'party' 'boob' '3boobs' 'lick me' '40' 'boob' 'party'
'BanDog' 'oh yeah' ;Ironman: 'oh yeah' ;Ironman: 'oh yeah' 'BanDog'
'chew2'
'band' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'band'
'Popcorn'
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Andy Congrats on 400 my nutmeg Brutha!
Do it again!
Congrats Steak!
Keep it up, bro!
4th floor kudos BAQ! 'oh yeah'
fist pump!
oh, yeah! I know you love these icon parties!!
'party' 'boob' '3boobs' 'lick me' '40' 'boob' 'party'
'BanDog' 'oh yeah' ;Ironman: 'oh yeah' ;Ironman: 'oh yeah' 'BanDog'
'chew2'
'band' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'band'
'Popcorn'
Nice job Steak! Thanks for your support and your supporting of others... I don't know about the icon thing though. Clown scary! Carry on, quit on!
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Andy Congrats on 400 my nutmeg Brutha!
Do it again!
Congrats Steak!
Keep it up, bro!
4th floor kudos BAQ! 'oh yeah'
fist pump!
oh, yeah! I know you love these icon parties!!
'party' 'boob' '3boobs' 'lick me' '40' 'boob' 'party'
'BanDog' 'oh yeah' ;Ironman: 'oh yeah' ;Ironman: 'oh yeah' 'BanDog'
'chew2'
'band' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'band'
'Popcorn'
Nice job Steak! Thanks for your support and your supporting of others... I don't know about the icon thing though. Clown scary! Carry on, quit on!
Andy, its been so great quitting with you and even better being friends with you this past year. I'm really proud of you. Cheers on 400!
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Andy Congrats on 400 my nutmeg Brutha!
Do it again!
Congrats Steak!
Keep it up, bro!
4th floor kudos BAQ! 'oh yeah'
fist pump!
oh, yeah! I know you love these icon parties!!
'party' 'boob' '3boobs' 'lick me' '40' 'boob' 'party'
'BanDog' 'oh yeah' ;Ironman: 'oh yeah' ;Ironman: 'oh yeah' 'BanDog'
'chew2'
'band' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'band'
'Popcorn'
Nice job Steak! Thanks for your support and your supporting of others... I don't know about the icon thing though. Clown scary! Carry on, quit on!
Andy, its been so great quitting with you and even better being friends with you this past year. I'm really proud of you. Cheers on 400!
Congrats.
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Andy Congrats on 400 my nutmeg Brutha!
Do it again!
Congrats Steak!
Keep it up, bro!
4th floor kudos BAQ! 'oh yeah'
fist pump!
oh, yeah! I know you love these icon parties!!
'party' 'boob' '3boobs' 'lick me' '40' 'boob' 'party'
'BanDog' 'oh yeah' ;Ironman: 'oh yeah' ;Ironman: 'oh yeah' 'BanDog'
'chew2'
'band' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'band'
'Popcorn'
Nice job Steak! Thanks for your support and your supporting of others... I don't know about the icon thing though. Clown scary! Carry on, quit on!
Andy, its been so great quitting with you and even better being friends with you this past year. I'm really proud of you. Cheers on 400!
Congrats.
Four hundo, buddy!!!
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Andy Congrats on 400 my nutmeg Brutha!
Do it again!
Congrats Steak!
Keep it up, bro!
4th floor kudos BAQ! 'oh yeah'
fist pump!
oh, yeah! I know you love these icon parties!!
'party' 'boob' '3boobs' 'lick me' '40' 'boob' 'party'
'BanDog' 'oh yeah' ;Ironman: 'oh yeah' ;Ironman: 'oh yeah' 'BanDog'
'chew2'
'band' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'band'
'Popcorn'
Nice job Steak! Thanks for your support and your supporting of others... I don't know about the icon thing though. Clown scary! Carry on, quit on!
Andy, its been so great quitting with you and even better being friends with you this past year. I'm really proud of you. Cheers on 400!
Congrats.
Four hundo, buddy!!!
Welcome to another great milestone. You are a great example of what this site is all about. You pay it forward and backward, and you've helped a lot of people understand that Brotherhood + Accountability = Success.
400 days ago you were a mess. Today you are a success. Thanks for including a lot of us in the ride.
Enjoy - every day gets better.
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Andy Congrats on 400 my nutmeg Brutha!
Do it again!
Congrats Steak!
Keep it up, bro!
4th floor kudos BAQ! 'oh yeah'
fist pump!
oh, yeah! I know you love these icon parties!!
'party' 'boob' '3boobs' 'lick me' '40' 'boob' 'party'
'BanDog' 'oh yeah' ;Ironman: 'oh yeah' ;Ironman: 'oh yeah' 'BanDog'
'chew2'
'band' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'band'
'Popcorn'
Nice job Steak! Thanks for your support and your supporting of others... I don't know about the icon thing though. Clown scary! Carry on, quit on!
Andy, its been so great quitting with you and even better being friends with you this past year. I'm really proud of you. Cheers on 400!
Congrats.
Four hundo, buddy!!!
Welcome to another great milestone. You are a great example of what this site is all about. You pay it forward and backward, and you've helped a lot of people understand that Brotherhood + Accountability = Success.
400 days ago you were a mess. Today you are a success. Thanks for including a lot of us in the ride.
Enjoy - every day gets better.
Congrats on 400 you quit stud!!
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Andy Congrats on 400 my nutmeg Brutha!
Do it again!
Congrats Steak!
Keep it up, bro!
4th floor kudos BAQ! 'oh yeah'
fist pump!
oh, yeah! I know you love these icon parties!!
'party' 'boob' '3boobs' 'lick me' '40' 'boob' 'party'
'BanDog' 'oh yeah' ;Ironman: 'oh yeah' ;Ironman: 'oh yeah' 'BanDog'
'chew2'
'band' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'band'
'Popcorn'
Nice job Steak! Thanks for your support and your supporting of others... I don't know about the icon thing though. Clown scary! Carry on, quit on!
Andy, its been so great quitting with you and even better being friends with you this past year. I'm really proud of you. Cheers on 400!
Congrats.
Four hundo, buddy!!!
Welcome to another great milestone. You are a great example of what this site is all about. You pay it forward and backward, and you've helped a lot of people understand that Brotherhood + Accountability = Success.
400 days ago you were a mess. Today you are a success. Thanks for including a lot of us in the ride.
Enjoy - every day gets better.
Great job!
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Andy Congrats on 400 my nutmeg Brutha!
Do it again!
Congrats Steak!
Keep it up, bro!
4th floor kudos BAQ! 'oh yeah'
fist pump!
oh, yeah! I know you love these icon parties!!
'party' 'boob' '3boobs' 'lick me' '40' 'boob' 'party'
'BanDog' 'oh yeah' ;Ironman: 'oh yeah' ;Ironman: 'oh yeah' 'BanDog'
'chew2'
'band' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'band'
'Popcorn'
Nice job Steak! Thanks for your support and your supporting of others... I don't know about the icon thing though. Clown scary! Carry on, quit on!
Andy, its been so great quitting with you and even better being friends with you this past year. I'm really proud of you. Cheers on 400!
Congrats.
Four hundo, buddy!!!
Welcome to another great milestone. You are a great example of what this site is all about. You pay it forward and backward, and you've helped a lot of people understand that Brotherhood + Accountability = Success.
400 days ago you were a mess. Today you are a success. Thanks for including a lot of us in the ride.
Enjoy - every day gets better.
Great job!
Congrats on 400 you quit stud!!
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Andy Congrats on 400 my nutmeg Brutha!
Do it again!
Congrats Steak!
Keep it up, bro!
4th floor kudos BAQ! 'oh yeah'
fist pump!
oh, yeah! I know you love these icon parties!!
'party' 'boob' '3boobs' 'lick me' '40' 'boob' 'party'
'BanDog' 'oh yeah' ;Ironman: 'oh yeah' ;Ironman: 'oh yeah' 'BanDog'
'chew2'
'band' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'band'
'Popcorn'
Nice job Steak! Thanks for your support and your supporting of others... I don't know about the icon thing though. Clown scary! Carry on, quit on!
Andy, its been so great quitting with you and even better being friends with you this past year. I'm really proud of you. Cheers on 400!
Congrats.
Four hundo, buddy!!!
Welcome to another great milestone. You are a great example of what this site is all about. You pay it forward and backward, and you've helped a lot of people understand that Brotherhood + Accountability = Success.
400 days ago you were a mess. Today you are a success. Thanks for including a lot of us in the ride.
Enjoy - every day gets better.
Great job!
Congrats on 400 you quit stud!!
Well done Steak. Proud to be quit with you!
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Andy Congrats on 400 my nutmeg Brutha!
Do it again!
Congrats Steak!
Keep it up, bro!
4th floor kudos BAQ! 'oh yeah'
fist pump!
oh, yeah! I know you love these icon parties!!
'party' 'boob' '3boobs' 'lick me' '40' 'boob' 'party'
'BanDog' 'oh yeah' ;Ironman: 'oh yeah' ;Ironman: 'oh yeah' 'BanDog'
'chew2'
'band' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'dance' 'party2' 'band'
'Popcorn'
Nice job Steak! Thanks for your support and your supporting of others... I don't know about the icon thing though. Clown scary! Carry on, quit on!
Andy, its been so great quitting with you and even better being friends with you this past year. I'm really proud of you. Cheers on 400!
Congrats.
Four hundo, buddy!!!
Welcome to another great milestone. You are a great example of what this site is all about. You pay it forward and backward, and you've helped a lot of people understand that Brotherhood + Accountability = Success.
400 days ago you were a mess. Today you are a success. Thanks for including a lot of us in the ride.
Enjoy - every day gets better.
Great job!
Congrats on 400 you quit stud!!
Well done Steak. Proud to be quit with you!
Very impressive Steak! Congrats on the 4th floor.
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I used to think that "quitting" and "art" had nothing to do with each other because it doesn't matter how ugly it may have been to get to the point of being quit, all that matters is ...you quit. But then I take a step back and I look at this quit that I created, and I think to myself...that's a freaking masterpiece.
It's people like yourselves that have given me the materials to create this work of art...which just gets more beautiful every day.
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I used to think that "quitting" and "art" had nothing to do with each other because it doesn't matter how ugly it may have been to get to the point of being quit, all that matters is ...you quit. But then I take a step back and I look at this quit that I created, and I think to myself...that's a freaking masterpiece.
It's people like yourselves that have given me the materials to create this work of art...which just gets more beautiful every day.
BOOM-SHAKA-LAKA-BOOM! ;Ironman: ;Ironman: ;Ironman: ;Ironman: ;Ironman:
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ItÂ’s been a while since I logged some thoughts in this journal that havenÂ’t been the result of passing another milestone. Unfortunately, my cause for making this entry is not for joyous reasons but rather due to a troubling trend I have been observing in my quit group over the past month; and today it came to a head. I share this with you because I think it reinforces something that we can never forget.
The March Iron men, studs that we are, are only 450 to 475 days quit as of this writing. That may seem like a big number to some of you, but to me itÂ’s still a drop in the bucket. Like all of you, we are battling 10 to 30+ year addictions and our 15-16 month quits just scratch the surface of a life long battle; that being, the preservation of our freedom. Anyhow, when we first started there were 100 would be quitters in our group. Small compared to other months, and about 40% made it to day 100, and an elite group of 15 or so made it a full year. It seems like that once that 1 year mark was hit, weÂ’ve seen a drop off in roll posting. Today, about 10 or 11 are posting roll, with 8-9 religious about posting every day. I wonÂ’t mention names, except my own and to toot my own horn, IÂ’m at day 456 and have never missed a day. I am proud to be quitting with these remaining few brothers, but sad to see others fall by the wayside. Sure, this isnÂ’t a new discussion. The topic of veteran roll posting has been raised as well as the question if there comes a point where one is simply ready to move on without posting roll. But IÂ’ll say thisÂ…every cave IÂ’ve seen for someone over 100 days had one common theme. Every one. They all stopped posting roll.
The tipping point today, however, was when my brother reached out to one of the stragglers. This guy was/is a solid quitter. Just played a fantasy football season with us. Popular guy who you would commonly see his name in our roll post next to one of our supporters. When said brother questioned him about why he has not been on roll, his response was “I’m too busy and have other priorities.” That was a punch in the nuts to me, my buddy who texted him, and our entire quit group. It felt like he just gave us all a big “Fuck you, I’m out.” Obviously there is a litany of reactions we have to such a bullshit statement, but like I said earlier, there’s something we cannot forget. We’re addicts. We have all tried to quit this drug and take on this disease countless times before and failed every freaking time until we came here. I can’t imagine letting myself run the slightest risk of slipping by not doing the one simple deed that keeps me vigilant and tells my quit brothers that I’m with them.
Posting roll, for me, has become more than a simple promise, itÂ’s a creed and a gracious act. It tells my fellow brethren that:
1) I promise to be quit today
2) I care about you being quit today
3) Thank you for saving my life
I may always be an addict, but today I am not addicted. Post roll.
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ItÂ’s been a while since I logged some thoughts in this journal that havenÂ’t been the result of passing another milestone. Unfortunately, my cause for making this entry is not for joyous reasons but rather due to a troubling trend I have been observing in my quit group over the past month; and today it came to a head. I share this with you because I think it reinforces something that we can never forget.
The March Iron men, studs that we are, are only 450 to 475 days quit as of this writing. That may seem like a big number to some of you, but to me itÂ’s still a drop in the bucket. Like all of you, we are battling 10 to 30+ year addictions and our 15-16 month quits just scratch the surface of a life long battle; that being, the preservation of our freedom. Anyhow, when we first started there were 100 would be quitters in our group. Small compared to other months, and about 40% made it to day 100, and an elite group of 15 or so made it a full year. It seems like that once that 1 year mark was hit, weÂ’ve seen a drop off in roll posting. Today, about 10 or 11 are posting roll, with 8-9 religious about posting every day. I wonÂ’t mention names, except my own and to toot my own horn, IÂ’m at day 456 and have never missed a day. I am proud to be quitting with these remaining few brothers, but sad to see others fall by the wayside. Sure, this isnÂ’t a new discussion. The topic of veteran roll posting has been raised as well as the question if there comes a point where one is simply ready to move on without posting roll. But IÂ’ll say thisÂ…every cave IÂ’ve seen for someone over 100 days had one common theme. Every one. They all stopped posting roll.
The tipping point today, however, was when my brother reached out to one of the stragglers. This guy was/is a solid quitter. Just played a fantasy football season with us. Popular guy who you would commonly see his name in our roll post next to one of our supporters. When said brother questioned him about why he has not been on roll, his response was “I’m too busy and have other priorities.” That was a punch in the nuts to me, my buddy who texted him, and our entire quit group. It felt like he just gave us all a big “Fuck you, I’m out.” Obviously there is a litany of reactions we have to such a bullshit statement, but like I said earlier, there’s something we cannot forget. We’re addicts. We have all tried to quit this drug and take on this disease countless times before and failed every freaking time until we came here. I can’t imagine letting myself run the slightest risk of slipping by not doing the one simple deed that keeps me vigilant and tells my quit brothers that I’m with them.
Posting roll, for me, has become more than a simple promise, itÂ’s a creed and a gracious act. It tells my fellow brethren that:
1) I promise to be quit today
2) I care about you being quit today
3) Thank you for saving my life
I may always be an addict, but today I am not addicted. Post roll.
Love me some Steak!
Good observation dude. It's been mild in the house of late. I think it breeds a lull... A laziness maybe? I dunno. Whatevs... It's why I still post roll and troll around off and on. I will NOT open myself up to complacency.
Ever.
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ItÂ’s been a while since I logged some thoughts in this journal that havenÂ’t been the result of passing another milestone. Unfortunately, my cause for making this entry is not for joyous reasons but rather due to a troubling trend I have been observing in my quit group over the past month; and today it came to a head. I share this with you because I think it reinforces something that we can never forget.
The March Iron men, studs that we are, are only 450 to 475 days quit as of this writing. That may seem like a big number to some of you, but to me itÂ’s still a drop in the bucket. Like all of you, we are battling 10 to 30+ year addictions and our 15-16 month quits just scratch the surface of a life long battle; that being, the preservation of our freedom. Anyhow, when we first started there were 100 would be quitters in our group. Small compared to other months, and about 40% made it to day 100, and an elite group of 15 or so made it a full year. It seems like that once that 1 year mark was hit, weÂ’ve seen a drop off in roll posting. Today, about 10 or 11 are posting roll, with 8-9 religious about posting every day. I wonÂ’t mention names, except my own and to toot my own horn, IÂ’m at day 456 and have never missed a day. I am proud to be quitting with these remaining few brothers, but sad to see others fall by the wayside. Sure, this isnÂ’t a new discussion. The topic of veteran roll posting has been raised as well as the question if there comes a point where one is simply ready to move on without posting roll. But IÂ’ll say thisÂ…every cave IÂ’ve seen for someone over 100 days had one common theme. Every one. They all stopped posting roll.
The tipping point today, however, was when my brother reached out to one of the stragglers. This guy was/is a solid quitter. Just played a fantasy football season with us. Popular guy who you would commonly see his name in our roll post next to one of our supporters. When said brother questioned him about why he has not been on roll, his response was “I’m too busy and have other priorities.” That was a punch in the nuts to me, my buddy who texted him, and our entire quit group. It felt like he just gave us all a big “Fuck you, I’m out.” Obviously there is a litany of reactions we have to such a bullshit statement, but like I said earlier, there’s something we cannot forget. We’re addicts. We have all tried to quit this drug and take on this disease countless times before and failed every freaking time until we came here. I can’t imagine letting myself run the slightest risk of slipping by not doing the one simple deed that keeps me vigilant and tells my quit brothers that I’m with them.
Posting roll, for me, has become more than a simple promise, itÂ’s a creed and a gracious act. It tells my fellow brethren that:
1) I promise to be quit today
2) I care about you being quit today
3) Thank you for saving my life
I may always be an addict, but today I am not addicted. Post roll.
Love me some Steak!
Good observation dude. It's been mild in the house of late. I think it breeds a lull... A laziness maybe? I dunno. Whatevs... It's why I still post roll and troll around off and on. I will NOT open myself up to complacency.
Ever.
When I grow up... I'm gonna be a Med Rare Steakbomb!
I Been kissing a rattlesnake for 38 Years.
Kinda hard to think I won't pucker up when I here a rattle....
I'm here brother for the next 38 years doing what it takes to not kiss the poison.
Your post made my quit stronger today.
#1
#2
#3
Right back at ya! EDD ODAAT.
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ItÂ’s been a while since I logged some thoughts in this journal that havenÂ’t been the result of passing another milestone. Unfortunately, my cause for making this entry is not for joyous reasons but rather due to a troubling trend I have been observing in my quit group over the past month; and today it came to a head. I share this with you because I think it reinforces something that we can never forget.
The March Iron men, studs that we are, are only 450 to 475 days quit as of this writing. That may seem like a big number to some of you, but to me itÂ’s still a drop in the bucket. Like all of you, we are battling 10 to 30+ year addictions and our 15-16 month quits just scratch the surface of a life long battle; that being, the preservation of our freedom. Anyhow, when we first started there were 100 would be quitters in our group. Small compared to other months, and about 40% made it to day 100, and an elite group of 15 or so made it a full year. It seems like that once that 1 year mark was hit, weÂ’ve seen a drop off in roll posting. Today, about 10 or 11 are posting roll, with 8-9 religious about posting every day. I wonÂ’t mention names, except my own and to toot my own horn, IÂ’m at day 456 and have never missed a day. I am proud to be quitting with these remaining few brothers, but sad to see others fall by the wayside. Sure, this isnÂ’t a new discussion. The topic of veteran roll posting has been raised as well as the question if there comes a point where one is simply ready to move on without posting roll. But IÂ’ll say thisÂ…every cave IÂ’ve seen for someone over 100 days had one common theme. Every one. They all stopped posting roll.
The tipping point today, however, was when my brother reached out to one of the stragglers. This guy was/is a solid quitter. Just played a fantasy football season with us. Popular guy who you would commonly see his name in our roll post next to one of our supporters. When said brother questioned him about why he has not been on roll, his response was “I’m too busy and have other priorities.” That was a punch in the nuts to me, my buddy who texted him, and our entire quit group. It felt like he just gave us all a big “Fuck you, I’m out.” Obviously there is a litany of reactions we have to such a bullshit statement, but like I said earlier, there’s something we cannot forget. We’re addicts. We have all tried to quit this drug and take on this disease countless times before and failed every freaking time until we came here. I can’t imagine letting myself run the slightest risk of slipping by not doing the one simple deed that keeps me vigilant and tells my quit brothers that I’m with them.
Posting roll, for me, has become more than a simple promise, itÂ’s a creed and a gracious act. It tells my fellow brethren that:
1) I promise to be quit today
2) I care about you being quit today
3) Thank you for saving my life
I may always be an addict, but today I am not addicted. Post roll.
Love me some Steak!
Good observation dude. It's been mild in the house of late. I think it breeds a lull... A laziness maybe? I dunno. Whatevs... It's why I still post roll and troll around off and on. I will NOT open myself up to complacency.
Ever.
When I grow up... I'm gonna be a Med Rare Steakbomb!
I Been kissing a rattlesnake for 38 Years.
Kinda hard to think I won't pucker up when I here a rattle....
I'm here brother for the next 38 years doing what it takes to not kiss the poison.
Your post made my quit stronger today.
#1
#2
#3
Right back at ya! EDD ODAAT.
Freedom is a wonderful thing. I will post roll until my fingers stop working. And I know you will too.
Keep up the good work Andy.
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ItÂ’s been a while since I logged some thoughts in this journal that havenÂ’t been the result of passing another milestone. Unfortunately, my cause for making this entry is not for joyous reasons but rather due to a troubling trend I have been observing in my quit group over the past month; and today it came to a head. I share this with you because I think it reinforces something that we can never forget.
The March Iron men, studs that we are, are only 450 to 475 days quit as of this writing. That may seem like a big number to some of you, but to me itÂ’s still a drop in the bucket. Like all of you, we are battling 10 to 30+ year addictions and our 15-16 month quits just scratch the surface of a life long battle; that being, the preservation of our freedom. Anyhow, when we first started there were 100 would be quitters in our group. Small compared to other months, and about 40% made it to day 100, and an elite group of 15 or so made it a full year. It seems like that once that 1 year mark was hit, weÂ’ve seen a drop off in roll posting. Today, about 10 or 11 are posting roll, with 8-9 religious about posting every day. I wonÂ’t mention names, except my own and to toot my own horn, IÂ’m at day 456 and have never missed a day. I am proud to be quitting with these remaining few brothers, but sad to see others fall by the wayside. Sure, this isnÂ’t a new discussion. The topic of veteran roll posting has been raised as well as the question if there comes a point where one is simply ready to move on without posting roll. But IÂ’ll say thisÂ…every cave IÂ’ve seen for someone over 100 days had one common theme. Every one. They all stopped posting roll.
The tipping point today, however, was when my brother reached out to one of the stragglers. This guy was/is a solid quitter. Just played a fantasy football season with us. Popular guy who you would commonly see his name in our roll post next to one of our supporters. When said brother questioned him about why he has not been on roll, his response was “I’m too busy and have other priorities.” That was a punch in the nuts to me, my buddy who texted him, and our entire quit group. It felt like he just gave us all a big “Fuck you, I’m out.” Obviously there is a litany of reactions we have to such a bullshit statement, but like I said earlier, there’s something we cannot forget. We’re addicts. We have all tried to quit this drug and take on this disease countless times before and failed every freaking time until we came here. I can’t imagine letting myself run the slightest risk of slipping by not doing the one simple deed that keeps me vigilant and tells my quit brothers that I’m with them.
Posting roll, for me, has become more than a simple promise, itÂ’s a creed and a gracious act. It tells my fellow brethren that:
1) I promise to be quit today
2) I care about you being quit today
3) Thank you for saving my life
I may always be an addict, but today I am not addicted. Post roll.
Love me some Steak!
Good observation dude. It's been mild in the house of late. I think it breeds a lull... A laziness maybe? I dunno. Whatevs... It's why I still post roll and troll around off and on. I will NOT open myself up to complacency.
Ever.
When I grow up... I'm gonna be a Med Rare Steakbomb!
I Been kissing a rattlesnake for 38 Years.
Kinda hard to think I won't pucker up when I here a rattle....
I'm here brother for the next 38 years doing what it takes to not kiss the poison.
Your post made my quit stronger today.
#1
#2
#3
Right back at ya! EDD ODAAT.
Freedom is a wonderful thing. I will post roll until my fingers stop working. And I know you will too.
Keep up the good work Andy.
That is a great post....hope you don't mind, but I'm going to lift and put it in the Sultan rolls. I want all my quit brothers (and sister) to read it. Thanks Andy. I quit with you today.
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ItÂ’s been a while since I logged some thoughts in this journal that havenÂ’t been the result of passing another milestone. Unfortunately, my cause for making this entry is not for joyous reasons but rather due to a troubling trend I have been observing in my quit group over the past month; and today it came to a head. I share this with you because I think it reinforces something that we can never forget.
The March Iron men, studs that we are, are only 450 to 475 days quit as of this writing. That may seem like a big number to some of you, but to me itÂ’s still a drop in the bucket. Like all of you, we are battling 10 to 30+ year addictions and our 15-16 month quits just scratch the surface of a life long battle; that being, the preservation of our freedom. Anyhow, when we first started there were 100 would be quitters in our group. Small compared to other months, and about 40% made it to day 100, and an elite group of 15 or so made it a full year. It seems like that once that 1 year mark was hit, weÂ’ve seen a drop off in roll posting. Today, about 10 or 11 are posting roll, with 8-9 religious about posting every day. I wonÂ’t mention names, except my own and to toot my own horn, IÂ’m at day 456 and have never missed a day. I am proud to be quitting with these remaining few brothers, but sad to see others fall by the wayside. Sure, this isnÂ’t a new discussion. The topic of veteran roll posting has been raised as well as the question if there comes a point where one is simply ready to move on without posting roll. But IÂ’ll say thisÂ…every cave IÂ’ve seen for someone over 100 days had one common theme. Every one. They all stopped posting roll.
The tipping point today, however, was when my brother reached out to one of the stragglers. This guy was/is a solid quitter. Just played a fantasy football season with us. Popular guy who you would commonly see his name in our roll post next to one of our supporters. When said brother questioned him about why he has not been on roll, his response was “I’m too busy and have other priorities.” That was a punch in the nuts to me, my buddy who texted him, and our entire quit group. It felt like he just gave us all a big “Fuck you, I’m out.” Obviously there is a litany of reactions we have to such a bullshit statement, but like I said earlier, there’s something we cannot forget. We’re addicts. We have all tried to quit this drug and take on this disease countless times before and failed every freaking time until we came here. I can’t imagine letting myself run the slightest risk of slipping by not doing the one simple deed that keeps me vigilant and tells my quit brothers that I’m with them.
Posting roll, for me, has become more than a simple promise, itÂ’s a creed and a gracious act. It tells my fellow brethren that:
1) I promise to be quit today
2) I care about you being quit today
3) Thank you for saving my life
I may always be an addict, but today I am not addicted. Post roll.
Love me some Steak!
Good observation dude. It's been mild in the house of late. I think it breeds a lull... A laziness maybe? I dunno. Whatevs... It's why I still post roll and troll around off and on. I will NOT open myself up to complacency.
Ever.
When I grow up... I'm gonna be a Med Rare Steakbomb!
I Been kissing a rattlesnake for 38 Years.
Kinda hard to think I won't pucker up when I here a rattle....
I'm here brother for the next 38 years doing what it takes to not kiss the poison.
Your post made my quit stronger today.
#1
#2
#3
Right back at ya! EDD ODAAT.
Freedom is a wonderful thing. I will post roll until my fingers stop working. And I know you will too.
Keep up the good work Andy.
That is a great post....hope you don't mind, but I'm going to lift and put it in the Sultan rolls. I want all my quit brothers (and sister) to read it. Thanks Andy. I quit with you today.
You're the Shaft of quitting cause you're one bad motherf*... Shut yo mouth, talkin bout Steak!!
Glad to be your quit brother your friend.
You deserve the primest of steaks the sloppiest of BJ's tomorrow!!!
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ItÂ’s been a while since I logged some thoughts in this journal that havenÂ’t been the result of passing another milestone. Unfortunately, my cause for making this entry is not for joyous reasons but rather due to a troubling trend I have been observing in my quit group over the past month; and today it came to a head. I share this with you because I think it reinforces something that we can never forget.
The March Iron men, studs that we are, are only 450 to 475 days quit as of this writing. That may seem like a big number to some of you, but to me itÂ’s still a drop in the bucket. Like all of you, we are battling 10 to 30+ year addictions and our 15-16 month quits just scratch the surface of a life long battle; that being, the preservation of our freedom. Anyhow, when we first started there were 100 would be quitters in our group. Small compared to other months, and about 40% made it to day 100, and an elite group of 15 or so made it a full year. It seems like that once that 1 year mark was hit, weÂ’ve seen a drop off in roll posting. Today, about 10 or 11 are posting roll, with 8-9 religious about posting every day. I wonÂ’t mention names, except my own and to toot my own horn, IÂ’m at day 456 and have never missed a day. I am proud to be quitting with these remaining few brothers, but sad to see others fall by the wayside. Sure, this isnÂ’t a new discussion. The topic of veteran roll posting has been raised as well as the question if there comes a point where one is simply ready to move on without posting roll. But IÂ’ll say thisÂ…every cave IÂ’ve seen for someone over 100 days had one common theme. Every one. They all stopped posting roll.
The tipping point today, however, was when my brother reached out to one of the stragglers. This guy was/is a solid quitter. Just played a fantasy football season with us. Popular guy who you would commonly see his name in our roll post next to one of our supporters. When said brother questioned him about why he has not been on roll, his response was “I’m too busy and have other priorities.” That was a punch in the nuts to me, my buddy who texted him, and our entire quit group. It felt like he just gave us all a big “Fuck you, I’m out.” Obviously there is a litany of reactions we have to such a bullshit statement, but like I said earlier, there’s something we cannot forget. We’re addicts. We have all tried to quit this drug and take on this disease countless times before and failed every freaking time until we came here. I can’t imagine letting myself run the slightest risk of slipping by not doing the one simple deed that keeps me vigilant and tells my quit brothers that I’m with them.
Posting roll, for me, has become more than a simple promise, itÂ’s a creed and a gracious act. It tells my fellow brethren that:
1) I promise to be quit today
2) I care about you being quit today
3) Thank you for saving my life
I may always be an addict, but today I am not addicted. Post roll.
Love me some Steak!
Good observation dude. It's been mild in the house of late. I think it breeds a lull... A laziness maybe? I dunno. Whatevs... It's why I still post roll and troll around off and on. I will NOT open myself up to complacency.
Ever.
When I grow up... I'm gonna be a Med Rare Steakbomb!
I Been kissing a rattlesnake for 38 Years.
Kinda hard to think I won't pucker up when I here a rattle....
I'm here brother for the next 38 years doing what it takes to not kiss the poison.
Your post made my quit stronger today.
#1
#2
#3
Right back at ya! EDD ODAAT.
Freedom is a wonderful thing. I will post roll until my fingers stop working. And I know you will too.
Keep up the good work Andy.
That is a great post....hope you don't mind, but I'm going to lift and put it in the Sultan rolls. I want all my quit brothers (and sister) to read it. Thanks Andy. I quit with you today.
You're the Shaft of quitting cause you're one bad motherf*... Shut yo mouth, talkin bout Steak!!
Glad to be your quit brother your friend.
You deserve the primest of steaks the sloppiest of BJ's tomorrow!!!
Nice to hear this brother! one of the strongest quitters in this site and one person I want fighting in my corner EDD and he is when I place my roll next to his name. Thanks Andy and in all seriousness.....
Steak and BJ's Tomorrow!!!!!
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Well said my Brother. I have been and will continue to be proud as hell to be quit like fuck with you!!!
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Well said my Brother. I have been and will continue to be proud as hell to be quit like fuck with you!!!
A lot of iron in those words right there. Quit with steak, golf, Dunwit, the other true iron brothers of March 14, and all 100% posters.
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Andy, so proud of you, and to be an Iron Man with You! Congrats on your half comma and thank you for all your support. I wouldn't still be here without you. Love you man!
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Andy, so proud of you, and to be an Iron Man with You! Congrats on your half comma and thank you for all your support. I wouldn't still be here without you. Love you man!
500. That is just a little bit more than the summation of your systolic blood pressure number and total cholesterol number when you joined KTC. But a lot more than it is now!
500 days ago you were a different man. Today is, in my book, THE milestone. Another big turning point. Thanks for being aftiend, a supporter, and a quitter. More greatness ahead Andy. Welcome to the 5th floor
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Andy, so proud of you, and to be an Iron Man with You! Congrats on your half comma and thank you for all your support. I wouldn't still be here without you. Love you man!
500. That is just a little bit more than the summation of your systolic blood pressure number and total cholesterol number when you joined KTC. But a lot more than it is now!
500 days ago you were a different man. Today is, in my book, THE milestone. Another big turning point. Thanks for being aftiend, a supporter, and a quitter. More greatness ahead Andy. Welcome to the 5th floor
Congrats Steak! Proud to be quit with you today!
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Andy, so proud of you, and to be an Iron Man with You! Congrats on your half comma and thank you for all your support. I wouldn't still be here without you. Love you man!
500. That is just a little bit more than the summation of your systolic blood pressure number and total cholesterol number when you joined KTC. But a lot more than it is now!
500 days ago you were a different man. Today is, in my book, THE milestone. Another big turning point. Thanks for being aftiend, a supporter, and a quitter. More greatness ahead Andy. Welcome to the 5th floor
Congrats Steak! Proud to be quit with you today!
Half comma looks great on you SB! Enjoy your win today.
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Andy, so proud of you, and to be an Iron Man with You! Congrats on your half comma and thank you for all your support. I wouldn't still be here without you. Love you man!
500. That is just a little bit more than the summation of your systolic blood pressure number and total cholesterol number when you joined KTC. But a lot more than it is now!
500 days ago you were a different man. Today is, in my book, THE milestone. Another big turning point. Thanks for being aftiend, a supporter, and a quitter. More greatness ahead Andy. Welcome to the 5th floor
Congrats Steak! Proud to be quit with you today!
Half comma looks great on you SB! Enjoy your win today.
Nice work brother on that half comma or period. All that's missing is the little tail which you'll have in no time. Thanks for the support as always. Congrats and quit on!
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Andy, so proud of you, and to be an Iron Man with You! Congrats on your half comma and thank you for all your support. I wouldn't still be here without you. Love you man!
500. That is just a little bit more than the summation of your systolic blood pressure number and total cholesterol number when you joined KTC. But a lot more than it is now!
500 days ago you were a different man. Today is, in my book, THE milestone. Another big turning point. Thanks for being aftiend, a supporter, and a quitter. More greatness ahead Andy. Welcome to the 5th floor
Congrats Steak! Proud to be quit with you today!
Half comma looks great on you SB! Enjoy your win today.
Nice work brother on that half comma or period. All that's missing is the little tail which you'll have in no time. Thanks for the support as always. Congrats and quit on!
Congratulations steakbomb 500 is awesome! Thanks for your support my friend!
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Andy, so proud of you, and to be an Iron Man with You! Congrats on your half comma and thank you for all your support. I wouldn't still be here without you. Love you man!
500. That is just a little bit more than the summation of your systolic blood pressure number and total cholesterol number when you joined KTC. But a lot more than it is now!
500 days ago you were a different man. Today is, in my book, THE milestone. Another big turning point. Thanks for being aftiend, a supporter, and a quitter. More greatness ahead Andy. Welcome to the 5th floor
Congrats Steak! Proud to be quit with you today!
Half comma looks great on you SB! Enjoy your win today.
Nice work brother on that half comma or period. All that's missing is the little tail which you'll have in no time. Thanks for the support as always. Congrats and quit on!
Congratulations steakbomb 500 is awesome! Thanks for your support my friend!
Respect!
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Andy, so proud of you, and to be an Iron Man with You! Congrats on your half comma and thank you for all your support. I wouldn't still be here without you. Love you man!
500. That is just a little bit more than the summation of your systolic blood pressure number and total cholesterol number when you joined KTC. But a lot more than it is now!
500 days ago you were a different man. Today is, in my book, THE milestone. Another big turning point. Thanks for being aftiend, a supporter, and a quitter. More greatness ahead Andy. Welcome to the 5th floor
Congrats Steak! Proud to be quit with you today!
Half comma looks great on you SB! Enjoy your win today.
Nice work brother on that half comma or period. All that's missing is the little tail which you'll have in no time. Thanks for the support as always. Congrats and quit on!
Congratulations steakbomb 500 is awesome! Thanks for your support my friend!
Respect!
SFA --- Simply Friggin' AWESOME!!!
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Andy, so proud of you, and to be an Iron Man with You! Congrats on your half comma and thank you for all your support. I wouldn't still be here without you. Love you man!
500. That is just a little bit more than the summation of your systolic blood pressure number and total cholesterol number when you joined KTC. But a lot more than it is now!
500 days ago you were a different man. Today is, in my book, THE milestone. Another big turning point. Thanks for being aftiend, a supporter, and a quitter. More greatness ahead Andy. Welcome to the 5th floor
Congrats Steak! Proud to be quit with you today!
Half comma looks great on you SB! Enjoy your win today.
Nice work brother on that half comma or period. All that's missing is the little tail which you'll have in no time. Thanks for the support as always. Congrats and quit on!
Congratulations steakbomb 500 is awesome! Thanks for your support my friend!
Respect!
SFA --- Simply Friggin' AWESOME!!!
Congrats on 500 days in a row! Thanks for your help and for being a positive example for all of us!
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Andy, so proud of you, and to be an Iron Man with You! Congrats on your half comma and thank you for all your support. I wouldn't still be here without you. Love you man!
500. That is just a little bit more than the summation of your systolic blood pressure number and total cholesterol number when you joined KTC. But a lot more than it is now!
500 days ago you were a different man. Today is, in my book, THE milestone. Another big turning point. Thanks for being aftiend, a supporter, and a quitter. More greatness ahead Andy. Welcome to the 5th floor
Congrats Steak! Proud to be quit with you today!
Half comma looks great on you SB! Enjoy your win today.
Nice work brother on that half comma or period. All that's missing is the little tail which you'll have in no time. Thanks for the support as always. Congrats and quit on!
Congratulations steakbomb 500 is awesome! Thanks for your support my friend!
Respect!
SFA --- Simply Friggin' AWESOME!!!
Congrats on 500 days in a row! Thanks for your help and for being a positive example for all of us!
Nice work. Congrats. Please keep it up!
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Andy, so proud of you, and to be an Iron Man with You! Congrats on your half comma and thank you for all your support. I wouldn't still be here without you. Love you man!
500. That is just a little bit more than the summation of your systolic blood pressure number and total cholesterol number when you joined KTC. But a lot more than it is now!
500 days ago you were a different man. Today is, in my book, THE milestone. Another big turning point. Thanks for being aftiend, a supporter, and a quitter. More greatness ahead Andy. Welcome to the 5th floor
Congrats Steak! Proud to be quit with you today!
Half comma looks great on you SB! Enjoy your win today.
Nice work brother on that half comma or period. All that's missing is the little tail which you'll have in no time. Thanks for the support as always. Congrats and quit on!
Congratulations steakbomb 500 is awesome! Thanks for your support my friend!
Respect!
SFA --- Simply Friggin' AWESOME!!!
Congrats on 500 days in a row! Thanks for your help and for being a positive example for all of us!
Nice work. Congrats. Please keep it up!
Always proud to be quit with you!! Congrats on the half comma!!
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600 days of greatness!
Thanks for all that you do on this site. You are a great leader who has inspired many of us. Hope you enjoy a steak and bj to celebrate!
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600 days of greatness!
Thanks for all that you do on this site. You are a great leader who has inspired many of us. Hope you enjoy a steak and bj to celebrate!
Andy, congrats on another floor. You have spent 600 days here being a leader and a role model.
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Poof
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600 days of greatness!
Thanks for all that you do on this site. You are a great leader who has inspired many of us. Hope you enjoy a steak and bj to celebrate!
Andy, congrats on another floor. You have spent 600 days here being a leader and a role model.
More Respect!
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600 days of greatness!
Thanks for all that you do on this site. You are a great leader who has inspired many of us. Hope you enjoy a steak and bj to celebrate!
Andy, congrats on another floor. You have spent 600 days here being a leader and a role model.
More Respect!
Huge congrats Andy. You are my brother and I will never forget all your support. You are ;Ironman: !!!
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Totally missed your 600 yesterday!!! (I blame it on my return to work). So proud to be quit with you, and damn proud to call you a quit mentor. Congrats, Andy. You da man.
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600 days of greatness!
Thanks for all that you do on this site. You are a great leader who has inspired many of us. Hope you enjoy a steak and bj to celebrate!
Andy, congrats on another floor. You have spent 600 days here being a leader and a role model.
More Respect!
Huge congrats Andy. You are my brother and I will never forget all your support. You are ;Ironman: !!!
Outstanding job, Andy! Over 600 days of freedom and counting!
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Congratulations on 2 years of freedom Andy.
2 years ago you were a mess. Today you are free. Like so many of us, your life is immeasurably better in so many ways from 2 years ago. Personal life, work life, health... All better. It is an honor to quit with you. You are the very definition of brotherhood.
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Congratulations on 2 years of freedom Andy.
2 years ago you were a mess. Today you are free. Like so many of us, your life is immeasurably better in so many ways from 2 years ago. Personal life, work life, health... All better. It is an honor to quit with you. You are the very definition of brotherhood.
2 year kudos you bad ass :)
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Congratulations on 2 years of freedom Andy.
2 years ago you were a mess. Today you are free. Like so many of us, your life is immeasurably better in so many ways from 2 years ago. Personal life, work life, health... All better. It is an honor to quit with you. You are the very definition of brotherhood.
2 year kudos you bad ass :)
Andy, you've been a huge support to me and all the Iron Men. Thank you brother. Today is a great day. Congrats! ;Ironman:
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Congratulations on 2 years of freedom Andy.
2 years ago you were a mess. Today you are free. Like so many of us, your life is immeasurably better in so many ways from 2 years ago. Personal life, work life, health... All better. It is an honor to quit with you. You are the very definition of brotherhood.
2 year kudos you bad ass :)
Andy, you've been a huge support to me and all the Iron Men. Thank you brother. Today is a great day. Congrats! ;Ironman:
Yes!
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Congrats Steak. Outstanding
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Congratulations on 2 years of freedom Andy.
2 years ago you were a mess. Today you are free. Like so many of us, your life is immeasurably better in so many ways from 2 years ago. Personal life, work life, health... All better. It is an honor to quit with you. You are the very definition of brotherhood.
2 year kudos you bad ass :)
Andy, you've been a huge support to me and all the Iron Men. Thank you brother. Today is a great day. Congrats! ;Ironman:
Yes!
Congrats Steak!!
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Congratulations!
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Congratulations on 2 years of freedom Andy.
2 years ago you were a mess. Today you are free. Like so many of us, your life is immeasurably better in so many ways from 2 years ago. Personal life, work life, health... All better. It is an honor to quit with you. You are the very definition of brotherhood.
2 year kudos you bad ass :)
Andy, you've been a huge support to me and all the Iron Men. Thank you brother. Today is a great day. Congrats! ;Ironman:
Yes!
Congrats Steak!!
Keep up the badassed quit Steakbomb! You've been a great bro to go through it with, and become a friend along the way. Let's keep these quits rolling!
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Congratulations on 2 years of freedom Andy.
2 years ago you were a mess. Today you are free. Like so many of us, your life is immeasurably better in so many ways from 2 years ago. Personal life, work life, health... All better. It is an honor to quit with you. You are the very definition of brotherhood.
2 year kudos you bad ass :)
Andy, you've been a huge support to me and all the Iron Men. Thank you brother. Today is a great day. Congrats! ;Ironman:
Yes!
Congrats Steak!!
Keep up the badassed quit Steakbomb! You've been a great bro to go through it with, and become a friend along the way. Let's keep these quits rolling!
Steakbomb your a badass, always helping someone, I respect that alot! Never to busy to help others! Continue on!
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Congratulations on 2 years of freedom Andy.
2 years ago you were a mess. Today you are free. Like so many of us, your life is immeasurably better in so many ways from 2 years ago. Personal life, work life, health... All better. It is an honor to quit with you. You are the very definition of brotherhood.
2 year kudos you bad ass :)
Andy, you've been a huge support to me and all the Iron Men. Thank you brother. Today is a great day. Congrats! ;Ironman:
Yes!
Congrats Steak!!
Keep up the badassed quit Steakbomb! You've been a great bro to go through it with, and become a friend along the way. Let's keep these quits rolling!
Steakbomb your a badass, always helping someone, I respect that alot! Never to busy to help others! Continue on!
BA!!!!!!!!!!
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There is a troubling conversation happening in one of the quit groups. IÂ’m not going to name anybody or the group; if youÂ’re that interested go find it on your own. Lots of drama, and a lot of issues are hitting the fan; but one issue in particular is quite dire and if there are people here that donÂ’t find this concerning, then maybe this whole quitting thing isnÂ’t for you. That issue is posting roll. Apparently there are some that believe this to not sacred and half-assing the roll posting is acceptable. IÂ’m going to say strait up, it is not acceptable and if you think that way, then you are wrong.
The following is an excerpt from the conversation I was reading. I hope it irks you as much as it did me.
Idiot: I don't post unless I am at work and I don't work on the weekends. I post when I want and how I want and that will never change. You should feel blessed that I make my daily appearance M-F and if I get a little bad weather or go out of town than I'm not posting.
About a year ago, I made a similar post about the value of posting roll, because there were people in my quit group beginning to trail off. In that post I stated what posting roll meant to me and why it is paramount. At that time, I said:
Posting roll, for me, has become more than a simple promise, itÂ’s a creed and a gracious act. It tells my fellow brethren that:
1) I promise to be quit today
2) I care about you being quit today
3) Thank you for saving my life
Hopefully after reading this post you agree with me and not the idiot. DonÂ’t be the idiot. When it comes to nicotine addiction, the idiot loses.
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There is a troubling conversation happening in one of the quit groups. IÂ’m not going to name anybody or the group; if youÂ’re that interested go find it on your own. Lots of drama, and a lot of issues are hitting the fan; but one issue in particular is quite dire and if there are people here that donÂ’t find this concerning, then maybe this whole quitting thing isnÂ’t for you. That issue is posting roll. Apparently there are some that believe this to not sacred and half-assing the roll posting is acceptable. IÂ’m going to say strait up, it is not acceptable and if you think that way, then you are wrong.
The following is an excerpt from the conversation I was reading. I hope it irks you as much as it did me.
Idiot: I don't post unless I am at work and I don't work on the weekends. I post when I want and how I want and that will never change. You should feel blessed that I make my daily appearance M-F and if I get a little bad weather or go out of town than I'm not posting.
About a year ago, I made a similar post about the value of posting roll, because there were people in my quit group beginning to trail off. In that post I stated what posting roll meant to me and why it is paramount. At that time, I said:
Posting roll, for me, has become more than a simple promise, itÂ’s a creed and a gracious act. It tells my fellow brethren that:
1) I promise to be quit today
2) I care about you being quit today
3) Thank you for saving my life
Hopefully after reading this post you agree with me and not the idiot. DonÂ’t be the idiot. When it comes to nicotine addiction, the idiot loses.
Posting roll is the bare bones, minimum, essential step in our quits man. It's simple...yet sometimes it's not easy.
You won't find too many people disagreeing with you. To be quit means that you have to work to be quit.
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There is a troubling conversation happening in one of the quit groups. IÂ’m not going to name anybody or the group; if youÂ’re that interested go find it on your own. Lots of drama, and a lot of issues are hitting the fan; but one issue in particular is quite dire and if there are people here that donÂ’t find this concerning, then maybe this whole quitting thing isnÂ’t for you. That issue is posting roll. Apparently there are some that believe this to not sacred and half-assing the roll posting is acceptable. IÂ’m going to say strait up, it is not acceptable and if you think that way, then you are wrong.
The following is an excerpt from the conversation I was reading. I hope it irks you as much as it did me.
Idiot: I don't post unless I am at work and I don't work on the weekends. I post when I want and how I want and that will never change. You should feel blessed that I make my daily appearance M-F and if I get a little bad weather or go out of town than I'm not posting.
About a year ago, I made a similar post about the value of posting roll, because there were people in my quit group beginning to trail off. In that post I stated what posting roll meant to me and why it is paramount. At that time, I said:
Posting roll, for me, has become more than a simple promise, itÂ’s a creed and a gracious act. It tells my fellow brethren that:
1) I promise to be quit today
2) I care about you being quit today
3) Thank you for saving my life
Hopefully after reading this post you agree with me and not the idiot. DonÂ’t be the idiot. When it comes to nicotine addiction, the idiot loses.
Posting roll is the bare bones, minimum, essential step in our quits man. It's simple...yet sometimes it's not easy.
You won't find too many people disagreeing with you. To be quit means that you have to work to be quit.
Who could possibly disagree with Steak on this? I thought posting roll was the price of admission and I disagree with the statement that it's sometimes not easy. I guess if you are in a coma or something, but otherwise I would say it is 100% easy and simple.
I guess they can just remove his name from roll as stated and his "punishment" for missing weekends is he has to add his name back AND keep track of his days quit. LOL
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There is a troubling conversation happening in one of the quit groups. IÂ’m not going to name anybody or the group; if youÂ’re that interested go find it on your own. Lots of drama, and a lot of issues are hitting the fan; but one issue in particular is quite dire and if there are people here that donÂ’t find this concerning, then maybe this whole quitting thing isnÂ’t for you. That issue is posting roll. Apparently there are some that believe this to not sacred and half-assing the roll posting is acceptable. IÂ’m going to say strait up, it is not acceptable and if you think that way, then you are wrong.
The following is an excerpt from the conversation I was reading. I hope it irks you as much as it did me.
Idiot: I don't post unless I am at work and I don't work on the weekends. I post when I want and how I want and that will never change. You should feel blessed that I make my daily appearance M-F and if I get a little bad weather or go out of town than I'm not posting.
About a year ago, I made a similar post about the value of posting roll, because there were people in my quit group beginning to trail off. In that post I stated what posting roll meant to me and why it is paramount. At that time, I said:
Posting roll, for me, has become more than a simple promise, itÂ’s a creed and a gracious act. It tells my fellow brethren that:
1) I promise to be quit today
2) I care about you being quit today
3) Thank you for saving my life
Hopefully after reading this post you agree with me and not the idiot. DonÂ’t be the idiot. When it comes to nicotine addiction, the idiot loses.
Posting roll is the bare bones, minimum, essential step in our quits man. It's simple...yet sometimes it's not easy.
You won't find too many people disagreeing with you. To be quit means that you have to work to be quit.
Who could possibly disagree with Steak on this? I thought posting roll was the price of admission and I disagree with the statement that it's sometimes not easy. I guess if you are in a coma or something, but otherwise I would say it is 100% easy and simple.
I guess they can just remove his name from roll as stated and his "punishment" for missing weekends is he has to add his name back AND keep track of his days quit. LOL
I might know a thing or two about this conversation...
Fortunately, I think most folks know which way is right and which way is dead ass wrong. Posting roll is a non-negotiable privilege. It is the cornerstone of any healthy quit, and serves as the basis for others to entrust their quits with you.
When you treat posting roll as a tedious, menial chore, your quit soon becomes a tedious, menial chore. It doesn't take much advance scouting to figure out what happens next.
Glad there are guys like you here to keep the reality checks coming, Steak.
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There is a troubling conversation happening in one of the quit groups. IÂ’m not going to name anybody or the group; if youÂ’re that interested go find it on your own. Lots of drama, and a lot of issues are hitting the fan; but one issue in particular is quite dire and if there are people here that donÂ’t find this concerning, then maybe this whole quitting thing isnÂ’t for you. That issue is posting roll. Apparently there are some that believe this to not sacred and half-assing the roll posting is acceptable. IÂ’m going to say strait up, it is not acceptable and if you think that way, then you are wrong.
The following is an excerpt from the conversation I was reading. I hope it irks you as much as it did me.
Idiot: I don't post unless I am at work and I don't work on the weekends. I post when I want and how I want and that will never change. You should feel blessed that I make my daily appearance M-F and if I get a little bad weather or go out of town than I'm not posting.
About a year ago, I made a similar post about the value of posting roll, because there were people in my quit group beginning to trail off. In that post I stated what posting roll meant to me and why it is paramount. At that time, I said:
Posting roll, for me, has become more than a simple promise, itÂ’s a creed and a gracious act. It tells my fellow brethren that:
1) I promise to be quit today
2) I care about you being quit today
3) Thank you for saving my life
Hopefully after reading this post you agree with me and not the idiot. DonÂ’t be the idiot. When it comes to nicotine addiction, the idiot loses.
Posting roll is the bare bones, minimum, essential step in our quits man. It's simple...yet sometimes it's not easy.
You won't find too many people disagreeing with you. To be quit means that you have to work to be quit.
Who could possibly disagree with Steak on this? I thought posting roll was the price of admission and I disagree with the statement that it's sometimes not easy. I guess if you are in a coma or something, but otherwise I would say it is 100% easy and simple.
I guess they can just remove his name from roll as stated and his "punishment" for missing weekends is he has to add his name back AND keep track of his days quit. LOL
I might know a thing or two about this conversation...
Fortunately, I think most folks know which way is right and which way is dead ass wrong. Posting roll is a non-negotiable privilege. It is the cornerstone of any healthy quit, and serves as the basis for others to entrust their quits with you.
When you treat posting roll as a tedious, menial chore, your quit soon becomes a tedious, menial chore. It doesn't take much advance scouting to figure out what happens next.
Glad there are guys like you here to keep the reality checks coming, Steak.
We are having a discussion in Dec '15 about roll posting and adding our names to the 200 list. I know this is different than daily roll and roll is an essential act for promising your group you are quit.
That "brotherhood" reaches out when you do not post. That is the first indicator there might be an issue. I have to post roll and keep myself cognoscente of
my addiction. I can read in some of the feedback in that '15 discussion there are doors opening for bailing on posting everyday. Seems like we will soon lose a couple more quitters post HOF
Great topic Steak. And as always thanks for the support.
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There is a troubling conversation happening in one of the quit groups. IÂ’m not going to name anybody or the group; if youÂ’re that interested go find it on your own. Lots of drama, and a lot of issues are hitting the fan; but one issue in particular is quite dire and if there are people here that donÂ’t find this concerning, then maybe this whole quitting thing isnÂ’t for you. That issue is posting roll. Apparently there are some that believe this to not sacred and half-assing the roll posting is acceptable. IÂ’m going to say strait up, it is not acceptable and if you think that way, then you are wrong.
The following is an excerpt from the conversation I was reading. I hope it irks you as much as it did me.
Idiot: I don't post unless I am at work and I don't work on the weekends. I post when I want and how I want and that will never change. You should feel blessed that I make my daily appearance M-F and if I get a little bad weather or go out of town than I'm not posting.
About a year ago, I made a similar post about the value of posting roll, because there were people in my quit group beginning to trail off. In that post I stated what posting roll meant to me and why it is paramount. At that time, I said:
Posting roll, for me, has become more than a simple promise, itÂ’s a creed and a gracious act. It tells my fellow brethren that:
1) I promise to be quit today
2) I care about you being quit today
3) Thank you for saving my life
Hopefully after reading this post you agree with me and not the idiot. DonÂ’t be the idiot. When it comes to nicotine addiction, the idiot loses.
Posting roll is the bare bones, minimum, essential step in our quits man. It's simple...yet sometimes it's not easy.
You won't find too many people disagreeing with you. To be quit means that you have to work to be quit.
Who could possibly disagree with Steak on this? I thought posting roll was the price of admission and I disagree with the statement that it's sometimes not easy. I guess if you are in a coma or something, but otherwise I would say it is 100% easy and simple.
I guess they can just remove his name from roll as stated and his "punishment" for missing weekends is he has to add his name back AND keep track of his days quit. LOL
I might know a thing or two about this conversation...
Fortunately, I think most folks know which way is right and which way is dead ass wrong. Posting roll is a non-negotiable privilege. It is the cornerstone of any healthy quit, and serves as the basis for others to entrust their quits with you.
When you treat posting roll as a tedious, menial chore, your quit soon becomes a tedious, menial chore. It doesn't take much advance scouting to figure out what happens next.
Glad there are guys like you here to keep the reality checks coming, Steak.
We are having a discussion in Dec '15 about roll posting and adding our names to the 200 list. I know this is different than daily roll and roll is an essential act for promising your group you are quit.
That "brotherhood" reaches out when you do not post. That is the first indicator there might be an issue. I have to post roll and keep myself cognoscente of
my addiction. I can read in some of the feedback in that '15 discussion there are doors opening for bailing on posting everyday. Seems like we will soon lose a couple more quitters post HOF
Great topic Steak. And as always thanks for the support.
People who don't want to pay taxes and don't want to support our military can fuck off and move to Mexico. It is warm there and they have nice beaches.
I kind of feel the same way about people who come to KTC and try to shit on the way this place works. If you don't like it, find a different place. People that complain about the rules are lazy. Find a better home, cause this one works when nothing else does.
Steakbomb speaks the truth.
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There is a troubling conversation happening in one of the quit groups. IÂ’m not going to name anybody or the group; if youÂ’re that interested go find it on your own. Lots of drama, and a lot of issues are hitting the fan; but one issue in particular is quite dire and if there are people here that donÂ’t find this concerning, then maybe this whole quitting thing isnÂ’t for you. That issue is posting roll. Apparently there are some that believe this to not sacred and half-assing the roll posting is acceptable. IÂ’m going to say strait up, it is not acceptable and if you think that way, then you are wrong.
The following is an excerpt from the conversation I was reading. I hope it irks you as much as it did me.
Idiot: I don't post unless I am at work and I don't work on the weekends. I post when I want and how I want and that will never change. You should feel blessed that I make my daily appearance M-F and if I get a little bad weather or go out of town than I'm not posting.
About a year ago, I made a similar post about the value of posting roll, because there were people in my quit group beginning to trail off. In that post I stated what posting roll meant to me and why it is paramount. At that time, I said:
Posting roll, for me, has become more than a simple promise, itÂ’s a creed and a gracious act. It tells my fellow brethren that:
1) I promise to be quit today
2) I care about you being quit today
3) Thank you for saving my life
Hopefully after reading this post you agree with me and not the idiot. DonÂ’t be the idiot. When it comes to nicotine addiction, the idiot loses.
Posting roll is the bare bones, minimum, essential step in our quits man. It's simple...yet sometimes it's not easy.
You won't find too many people disagreeing with you. To be quit means that you have to work to be quit.
Who could possibly disagree with Steak on this? I thought posting roll was the price of admission and I disagree with the statement that it's sometimes not easy. I guess if you are in a coma or something, but otherwise I would say it is 100% easy and simple.
I guess they can just remove his name from roll as stated and his "punishment" for missing weekends is he has to add his name back AND keep track of his days quit. LOL
I might know a thing or two about this conversation...
Fortunately, I think most folks know which way is right and which way is dead ass wrong. Posting roll is a non-negotiable privilege. It is the cornerstone of any healthy quit, and serves as the basis for others to entrust their quits with you.
When you treat posting roll as a tedious, menial chore, your quit soon becomes a tedious, menial chore. It doesn't take much advance scouting to figure out what happens next.
Glad there are guys like you here to keep the reality checks coming, Steak.
We are having a discussion in Dec '15 about roll posting and adding our names to the 200 list. I know this is different than daily roll and roll is an essential act for promising your group you are quit.
That "brotherhood" reaches out when you do not post. That is the first indicator there might be an issue. I have to post roll and keep myself cognoscente of
my addiction. I can read in some of the feedback in that '15 discussion there are doors opening for bailing on posting everyday. Seems like we will soon lose a couple more quitters post HOF
Great topic Steak. And as always thanks for the support.
People who don't want to pay taxes and don't want to support our military can fuck off and move to Mexico. It is warm there and they have nice beaches.
I kind of feel the same way about people who come to KTC and try to shit on the way this place works. If you don't like it, find a different place. People that complain about the rules are lazy. Find a better home, cause this one works when nothing else does.
Steakbomb speaks the truth.
Posting roll, daily right after you get up, with no exception is the strength being the quit. (Period)
If you fight it and don't comply to the advice of successful people who have quit before you,, more that not, that person will fail.
Agree with Steak
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There is a troubling conversation happening in one of the quit groups. IÂ’m not going to name anybody or the group; if youÂ’re that interested go find it on your own. Lots of drama, and a lot of issues are hitting the fan; but one issue in particular is quite dire and if there are people here that donÂ’t find this concerning, then maybe this whole quitting thing isnÂ’t for you. That issue is posting roll. Apparently there are some that believe this to not sacred and half-assing the roll posting is acceptable. IÂ’m going to say strait up, it is not acceptable and if you think that way, then you are wrong.
The following is an excerpt from the conversation I was reading. I hope it irks you as much as it did me.
Idiot: I don't post unless I am at work and I don't work on the weekends. I post when I want and how I want and that will never change. You should feel blessed that I make my daily appearance M-F and if I get a little bad weather or go out of town than I'm not posting.
About a year ago, I made a similar post about the value of posting roll, because there were people in my quit group beginning to trail off. In that post I stated what posting roll meant to me and why it is paramount. At that time, I said:
Posting roll, for me, has become more than a simple promise, itÂ’s a creed and a gracious act. It tells my fellow brethren that:
1) I promise to be quit today
2) I care about you being quit today
3) Thank you for saving my life
Hopefully after reading this post you agree with me and not the idiot. DonÂ’t be the idiot. When it comes to nicotine addiction, the idiot loses.
Posting roll is the bare bones, minimum, essential step in our quits man. It's simple...yet sometimes it's not easy.
You won't find too many people disagreeing with you. To be quit means that you have to work to be quit.
Who could possibly disagree with Steak on this? I thought posting roll was the price of admission and I disagree with the statement that it's sometimes not easy. I guess if you are in a coma or something, but otherwise I would say it is 100% easy and simple.
I guess they can just remove his name from roll as stated and his "punishment" for missing weekends is he has to add his name back AND keep track of his days quit. LOL
I might know a thing or two about this conversation...
Fortunately, I think most folks know which way is right and which way is dead ass wrong. Posting roll is a non-negotiable privilege. It is the cornerstone of any healthy quit, and serves as the basis for others to entrust their quits with you.
When you treat posting roll as a tedious, menial chore, your quit soon becomes a tedious, menial chore. It doesn't take much advance scouting to figure out what happens next.
Glad there are guys like you here to keep the reality checks coming, Steak.
We are having a discussion in Dec '15 about roll posting and adding our names to the 200 list. I know this is different than daily roll and roll is an essential act for promising your group you are quit.
That "brotherhood" reaches out when you do not post. That is the first indicator there might be an issue. I have to post roll and keep myself cognoscente of
my addiction. I can read in some of the feedback in that '15 discussion there are doors opening for bailing on posting everyday. Seems like we will soon lose a couple more quitters post HOF
Great topic Steak. And as always thanks for the support.
People who don't want to pay taxes and don't want to support our military can fuck off and move to Mexico. It is warm there and they have nice beaches.
I kind of feel the same way about people who come to KTC and try to shit on the way this place works. If you don't like it, find a different place. People that complain about the rules are lazy. Find a better home, cause this one works when nothing else does.
Steakbomb speaks the truth.
Posting roll, daily right after you get up, with no exception is the strength being the quit. (Period)
If you fight it and don't comply to the advice of successful people who have quit before you,, more that not, that person will fail.
Agree with Steak
Fuckin A Right Andy. Come here to be a good brother or sister, and play by the Damn rules or go somewhere else. I love your passion. It gets me fired up about quitting some more! You are ;Ironman: !
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There is a troubling conversation happening in one of the quit groups. IÂ’m not going to name anybody or the group; if youÂ’re that interested go find it on your own. Lots of drama, and a lot of issues are hitting the fan; but one issue in particular is quite dire and if there are people here that donÂ’t find this concerning, then maybe this whole quitting thing isnÂ’t for you. That issue is posting roll. Apparently there are some that believe this to not sacred and half-assing the roll posting is acceptable. IÂ’m going to say strait up, it is not acceptable and if you think that way, then you are wrong.
The following is an excerpt from the conversation I was reading. I hope it irks you as much as it did me.
Idiot: I don't post unless I am at work and I don't work on the weekends. I post when I want and how I want and that will never change. You should feel blessed that I make my daily appearance M-F and if I get a little bad weather or go out of town than I'm not posting.
About a year ago, I made a similar post about the value of posting roll, because there were people in my quit group beginning to trail off. In that post I stated what posting roll meant to me and why it is paramount. At that time, I said:
Posting roll, for me, has become more than a simple promise, itÂ’s a creed and a gracious act. It tells my fellow brethren that:
1) I promise to be quit today
2) I care about you being quit today
3) Thank you for saving my life
Hopefully after reading this post you agree with me and not the idiot. DonÂ’t be the idiot. When it comes to nicotine addiction, the idiot loses.
Posting roll is the bare bones, minimum, essential step in our quits man. It's simple...yet sometimes it's not easy.
You won't find too many people disagreeing with you. To be quit means that you have to work to be quit.
Who could possibly disagree with Steak on this? I thought posting roll was the price of admission and I disagree with the statement that it's sometimes not easy. I guess if you are in a coma or something, but otherwise I would say it is 100% easy and simple.
I guess they can just remove his name from roll as stated and his "punishment" for missing weekends is he has to add his name back AND keep track of his days quit. LOL
I might know a thing or two about this conversation...
Fortunately, I think most folks know which way is right and which way is dead ass wrong. Posting roll is a non-negotiable privilege. It is the cornerstone of any healthy quit, and serves as the basis for others to entrust their quits with you.
When you treat posting roll as a tedious, menial chore, your quit soon becomes a tedious, menial chore. It doesn't take much advance scouting to figure out what happens next.
Glad there are guys like you here to keep the reality checks coming, Steak.
We are having a discussion in Dec '15 about roll posting and adding our names to the 200 list. I know this is different than daily roll and roll is an essential act for promising your group you are quit.
That "brotherhood" reaches out when you do not post. That is the first indicator there might be an issue. I have to post roll and keep myself cognoscente of
my addiction. I can read in some of the feedback in that '15 discussion there are doors opening for bailing on posting everyday. Seems like we will soon lose a couple more quitters post HOF
Great topic Steak. And as always thanks for the support.
People who don't want to pay taxes and don't want to support our military can fuck off and move to Mexico. It is warm there and they have nice beaches.
I kind of feel the same way about people who come to KTC and try to shit on the way this place works. If you don't like it, find a different place. People that complain about the rules are lazy. Find a better home, cause this one works when nothing else does.
Steakbomb speaks the truth.
Posting roll, daily right after you get up, with no exception is the strength being the quit. (Period)
If you fight it and don't comply to the advice of successful people who have quit before you,, more that not, that person will fail.
Agree with Steak
Fuckin A Right Andy. Come here to be a good brother or sister, and play by the Damn rules or go somewhere else. I love your passion. It gets me fired up about quitting some more! You are ;Ironman: !
Gives me a quit boner just hearing steak throw down some knowledge. Listen to this man and understand what it means to be "quit" instead of "stopped" huge difference and with posting roll daily, we re-enforce our quit
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There is a troubling conversation happening in one of the quit groups. IÂ’m not going to name anybody or the group; if youÂ’re that interested go find it on your own. Lots of drama, and a lot of issues are hitting the fan; but one issue in particular is quite dire and if there are people here that donÂ’t find this concerning, then maybe this whole quitting thing isnÂ’t for you. That issue is posting roll. Apparently there are some that believe this to not sacred and half-assing the roll posting is acceptable. IÂ’m going to say strait up, it is not acceptable and if you think that way, then you are wrong.
The following is an excerpt from the conversation I was reading. I hope it irks you as much as it did me.
Idiot: I don't post unless I am at work and I don't work on the weekends. I post when I want and how I want and that will never change. You should feel blessed that I make my daily appearance M-F and if I get a little bad weather or go out of town than I'm not posting.
About a year ago, I made a similar post about the value of posting roll, because there were people in my quit group beginning to trail off. In that post I stated what posting roll meant to me and why it is paramount. At that time, I said:
Posting roll, for me, has become more than a simple promise, itÂ’s a creed and a gracious act. It tells my fellow brethren that:
1) I promise to be quit today
2) I care about you being quit today
3) Thank you for saving my life
Hopefully after reading this post you agree with me and not the idiot. DonÂ’t be the idiot. When it comes to nicotine addiction, the idiot loses.
Posting roll is the bare bones, minimum, essential step in our quits man. It's simple...yet sometimes it's not easy.
You won't find too many people disagreeing with you. To be quit means that you have to work to be quit.
Who could possibly disagree with Steak on this? I thought posting roll was the price of admission and I disagree with the statement that it's sometimes not easy. I guess if you are in a coma or something, but otherwise I would say it is 100% easy and simple.
I guess they can just remove his name from roll as stated and his "punishment" for missing weekends is he has to add his name back AND keep track of his days quit. LOL
I might know a thing or two about this conversation...
Fortunately, I think most folks know which way is right and which way is dead ass wrong. Posting roll is a non-negotiable privilege. It is the cornerstone of any healthy quit, and serves as the basis for others to entrust their quits with you.
When you treat posting roll as a tedious, menial chore, your quit soon becomes a tedious, menial chore. It doesn't take much advance scouting to figure out what happens next.
Glad there are guys like you here to keep the reality checks coming, Steak.
We are having a discussion in Dec '15 about roll posting and adding our names to the 200 list. I know this is different than daily roll and roll is an essential act for promising your group you are quit.
That "brotherhood" reaches out when you do not post. That is the first indicator there might be an issue. I have to post roll and keep myself cognoscente of
my addiction. I can read in some of the feedback in that '15 discussion there are doors opening for bailing on posting everyday. Seems like we will soon lose a couple more quitters post HOF
Great topic Steak. And as always thanks for the support.
People who don't want to pay taxes and don't want to support our military can fuck off and move to Mexico. It is warm there and they have nice beaches.
I kind of feel the same way about people who come to KTC and try to shit on the way this place works. If you don't like it, find a different place. People that complain about the rules are lazy. Find a better home, cause this one works when nothing else does.
Steakbomb speaks the truth.
Posting roll, daily right after you get up, with no exception is the strength being the quit. (Period)
If you fight it and don't comply to the advice of successful people who have quit before you,, more that not, that person will fail.
Agree with Steak
Fuckin A Right Andy. Come here to be a good brother or sister, and play by the Damn rules or go somewhere else. I love your passion. It gets me fired up about quitting some more! You are ;Ironman: !
Gives me a quit boner just hearing steak throw down some knowledge. Listen to this man and understand what it means to be "quit" instead of "stopped" huge difference and with posting roll daily, we re-enforce our quit
EDD, it's that simple, it works and it's the price of admission. Otherwise, fuck off. Well said Steak!
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Floor 8 Greatness!
Congratulations on another milestone, and 800 days of win. You new guys wanna know how to win - read this thread. I'd bet my car that this cat hasn't missed a single day of posting. And that he won't.
Hope it's a steak and BJ kinda day for you!
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Floor 8 Greatness!
Congratulations on another milestone, and 800 days of win. You new guys wanna know how to win - read this thread. I'd bet my car that this cat hasn't missed a single day of posting. And that he won't.
Hope it's a steak and BJ kinda day for you!
Nice work Andy. Proud to quit with you today.
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Belated congratulations!
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Awesome Steak, proud to quit with you today!
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Floor 8 Greatness!
Congratulations on another milestone, and 800 days of win. You new guys wanna know how to win - read this thread. I'd bet my car that this cat hasn't missed a single day of posting. And that he won't.
Hope it's a steak and BJ kinda day for you!
Nice work Andy. Proud to quit with you today.
Rockin' it, Andy!
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Floor 8 Greatness!
Congratulations on another milestone, and 800 days of win. You new guys wanna know how to win - read this thread. I'd bet my car that this cat hasn't missed a single day of posting. And that he won't.
Hope it's a steak and BJ kinda day for you!
Nice work Andy. Proud to quit with you today.
Rockin' it, Andy!
Way to be Andy. Thank you for all your support so far. You are a huge part of my quit foundation. Very proud to be your brother in Iron! Congratulations!
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Floor 8 Greatness!
Congratulations on another milestone, and 800 days of win. You new guys wanna know how to win - read this thread. I'd bet my car that this cat hasn't missed a single day of posting. And that he won't.
Hope it's a steak and BJ kinda day for you!
Nice work Andy. Proud to quit with you today.
Rockin' it, Andy!
Way to be Andy. Thank you for all your support so far. You are a huge part of my quit foundation. Very proud to be your brother in Iron! Congratulations!
Congrats on your 800 days!
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Floor 8 Greatness!
Congratulations on another milestone, and 800 days of win. You new guys wanna know how to win - read this thread. I'd bet my car that this cat hasn't missed a single day of posting. And that he won't.
Hope it's a steak and BJ kinda day for you!
Nice work Andy. Proud to quit with you today.
Rockin' it, Andy!
Way to be Andy. Thank you for all your support so far. You are a huge part of my quit foundation. Very proud to be your brother in Iron! Congratulations!
Congrats on your 800 days!
Welcome to the 8th floor BAQ!
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Floor 8 Greatness!
Congratulations on another milestone, and 800 days of win. You new guys wanna know how to win - read this thread. I'd bet my car that this cat hasn't missed a single day of posting. And that he won't.
Hope it's a steak and BJ kinda day for you!
Nice work Andy. Proud to quit with you today.
Rockin' it, Andy!
Way to be Andy. Thank you for all your support so far. You are a huge part of my quit foundation. Very proud to be your brother in Iron! Congratulations!
Congrats on your 800 days!
Welcome to the 8th floor BAQ!
Always late, but belated congrats....800 is awesome....keep blazing the trail.....lots of quitters in your wake!
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Floor 8 Greatness!
Congratulations on another milestone, and 800 days of win. You new guys wanna know how to win - read this thread. I'd bet my car that this cat hasn't missed a single day of posting. And that he won't.
Hope it's a steak and BJ kinda day for you!
Nice work Andy. Proud to quit with you today.
Rockin' it, Andy!
Way to be Andy. Thank you for all your support so far. You are a huge part of my quit foundation. Very proud to be your brother in Iron! Congratulations!
Congrats on your 800 days!
Welcome to the 8th floor BAQ!
Always late, but belated congrats....800 is awesome....keep blazing the trail.....lots of quitters in your wake!
Just another DAY in BA Ville.....
Steak is strong Iron!
Rawls 460
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Floor 8 Greatness!
Congratulations on another milestone, and 800 days of win. You new guys wanna know how to win - read this thread. I'd bet my car that this cat hasn't missed a single day of posting. And that he won't.
Hope it's a steak and BJ kinda day for you!
Nice work Andy. Proud to quit with you today.
Rockin' it, Andy!
Way to be Andy. Thank you for all your support so far. You are a huge part of my quit foundation. Very proud to be your brother in Iron! Congratulations!
Congrats on your 800 days!
Welcome to the 8th floor BAQ!
Always late, but belated congrats....800 is awesome....keep blazing the trail.....lots of quitters in your wake!
Just another DAY in BA Ville.....
Steak is strong Iron!
Rawls 460
Way to lead the way. Congratulations!!
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How about 900 days of "NO TURNING BACK"!
Congrats Steak......
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How about 900 days of "NO TURNING BACK"!
Congrats Steak......
Way to be Andy! You are my brother and one of the most badass quitters I know. Thank you for everything. Just a short hop to a 4 digit day! Congrats ;Ironman: .
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How about 900 days of "NO TURNING BACK"!
Congrats Steak......
Way to be Andy! You are my brother and one of the most badass quitters I know. Thank you for everything. Just a short hop to a 4 digit day! Congrats ;Ironman: .
Kick. Ass! Way to rock it Andy!
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How about 900 days of "NO TURNING BACK"!
Congrats Steak......
Way to be Andy! You are my brother and one of the most badass quitters I know. Thank you for everything. Just a short hop to a 4 digit day! Congrats ;Ironman: .
Kick. Ass! Way to rock it Andy!
900, badass Steak!!
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How about 900 days of "NO TURNING BACK"!
Congrats Steak......
Way to be Andy! You are my brother and one of the most badass quitters I know. Thank you for everything. Just a short hop to a 4 digit day! Congrats ;Ironman: .
Kick. Ass! Way to rock it Andy!
900, badass Steak!!
9th floor view! Very relaxing! Badass my friend!
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How about 900 days of "NO TURNING BACK"!
Congrats Steak......
Way to be Andy! You are my brother and one of the most badass quitters I know. Thank you for everything. Just a short hop to a 4 digit day! Congrats ;Ironman: .
Kick. Ass! Way to rock it Andy!
900, badass Steak!!
9th floor view! Very relaxing! Badass my friend!
Congratulations my friend. Can you believe you are posting 900? What seemed impossible now seems so obvious. You should feel 10' tall today.
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How about 900 days of "NO TURNING BACK"!
Congrats Steak......
Way to be Andy! You are my brother and one of the most badass quitters I know. Thank you for everything. Just a short hop to a 4 digit day! Congrats ;Ironman: .
Kick. Ass! Way to rock it Andy!
900, badass Steak!!
9th floor view! Very relaxing! Badass my friend!
Congratulations my friend. Can you believe you are posting 900? What seemed impossible now seems so obvious. You should feel 10' tall today.
Andy that sucks to hit a milestone on a long weekend. You deserve more props for being a true kick ass quitting legend.
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How about 900 days of "NO TURNING BACK"!
Congrats Steak......
Way to be Andy! You are my brother and one of the most badass quitters I know. Thank you for everything. Just a short hop to a 4 digit day! Congrats ;Ironman: .
Kick. Ass! Way to rock it Andy!
900, badass Steak!!
9th floor view! Very relaxing! Badass my friend!
Congratulations my friend. Can you believe you are posting 900? What seemed impossible now seems so obvious. You should feel 10' tall today.
Andy that sucks to hit a milestone on a long weekend. You deserve more props for being a true kick ass quitting legend.
Thank you guys and gal. Yesterday morning I told my wife that I hit 900 days. She is, of course, very happy and proud of me. However, I also told her how important it was that I stay vigilant. With all the travel I do for work, all the alone time I have (i.e. all of the 'old' prime dipping times) that bitch still whispers to me. Thankfully, I've built my quit wall so high and its roots so deep, those whispers disintegrate before they can even bounce off my wall. That wall and those roots are built upon all of you. I owe my life to those who quit with me every day, and in return, I will quit with you just the same.
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How about 900 days of "NO TURNING BACK"!
Congrats Steak......
Way to be Andy! You are my brother and one of the most badass quitters I know. Thank you for everything. Just a short hop to a 4 digit day! Congrats ;Ironman: .
Kick. Ass! Way to rock it Andy!
900, badass Steak!!
9th floor view! Very relaxing! Badass my friend!
Congratulations my friend. Can you believe you are posting 900? What seemed impossible now seems so obvious. You should feel 10' tall today.
Andy that sucks to hit a milestone on a long weekend. You deserve more props for being a true kick ass quitting legend.
Thank you guys and gal. Yesterday morning I told my wife that I hit 900 days. She is, of course, very happy and proud of me. However, I also told her how important it was that I stay vigilant. With all the travel I do for work, all the alone time I have (i.e. all of the 'old' prime dipping times) that bitch still whispers to me. Thankfully, I've built my quit wall so high and its roots so deep, those whispers disintegrate before they can even bounce off my wall. That wall and those roots are built upon all of you. I owe my life to those who quit with me every day, and in return, I will quit with you just the same.
Happy 901, good stuff!
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How about 900 days of "NO TURNING BACK"!
Congrats Steak......
Way to be Andy! You are my brother and one of the most badass quitters I know. Thank you for everything. Just a short hop to a 4 digit day! Congrats ;Ironman: .
Kick. Ass! Way to rock it Andy!
900, badass Steak!!
9th floor view! Very relaxing! Badass my friend!
Congratulations my friend. Can you believe you are posting 900? What seemed impossible now seems so obvious. You should feel 10' tall today.
Andy that sucks to hit a milestone on a long weekend. You deserve more props for being a true kick ass quitting legend.
Thank you guys and gal. Yesterday morning I told my wife that I hit 900 days. She is, of course, very happy and proud of me. However, I also told her how important it was that I stay vigilant. With all the travel I do for work, all the alone time I have (i.e. all of the 'old' prime dipping times) that bitch still whispers to me. Thankfully, I've built my quit wall so high and its roots so deep, those whispers disintegrate before they can even bounce off my wall. That wall and those roots are built upon all of you. I owe my life to those who quit with me every day, and in return, I will quit with you just the same.
Never too late for congrats. Well Done Andy. Congrats on the 9th. Thank you for your help in my quit!!
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Andy I'm jumping the gun by a few hours but I wanted to be the first one to congratulate you on getting your comma. You should get more than a few others to join this thread because you have been a huge help to so many quitters. Glad to call you a friend. Keep bombing Steak.
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Andy I'm jumping the gun by a few hours but I wanted to be the first one to congratulate you on getting your comma. You should get more than a few others to join this thread because you have been a huge help to so many quitters. Glad to call you a friend. Keep bombing Steak.
Im with Dag,,,,,,,,
Commas are huge,,,,,,,,,,,
And you sir,,,,,,,,,,Are HUGE at giving more than receiving.
Appreciate you.
Congrats on saving your own life.
And helping with so many others.
Staying is quiting... Thanks for staying.
Rawls,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,658
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Andy I'm jumping the gun by a few hours but I wanted to be the first one to congratulate you on getting your comma. You should get more than a few others to join this thread because you have been a huge help to so many quitters. Glad to call you a friend. Keep bombing Steak.
Im with Dag,,,,,,,,
Commas are huge,,,,,,,,,,,
And you sir,,,,,,,,,,Are HUGE at giving more than receiving.
Appreciate you.
Congrats on saving your own life.
And helping with so many others.
Staying is quiting... Thanks for staying.
Rawls,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,658
Congrats on a comma Steakbomb! Not sure how many folks here post daily with a comma but I am proud to quit with you EDD. :)
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Poof
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Andy I'm jumping the gun by a few hours but I wanted to be the first one to congratulate you on getting your comma. You should get more than a few others to join this thread because you have been a huge help to so many quitters. Glad to call you a friend. Keep bombing Steak.
Im with Dag,,,,,,,,
Commas are huge,,,,,,,,,,,
And you sir,,,,,,,,,,Are HUGE at giving more than receiving.
Appreciate you.
Congrats on saving your own life.
And helping with so many others.
Staying is quiting... Thanks for staying.
Rawls,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,658
Congrats on a comma Steakbomb! Not sure how many folks here post daily with a comma but I am proud to quit with you EDD. :)
Congrats Steak on that huge comma!!
Awesome!
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Andy I'm jumping the gun by a few hours but I wanted to be the first one to congratulate you on getting your comma. You should get more than a few others to join this thread because you have been a huge help to so many quitters. Glad to call you a friend. Keep bombing Steak.
Im with Dag,,,,,,,,
Commas are huge,,,,,,,,,,,
And you sir,,,,,,,,,,Are HUGE at giving more than receiving.
Appreciate you.
Congrats on saving your own life.
And helping with so many others.
Staying is quiting... Thanks for staying.
Rawls,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,658
Congrats on a comma Steakbomb! Not sure how many folks here post daily with a comma but I am proud to quit with you EDD. :)
Congrats Steak on that huge comma!!
Awesome!
Having this many comments at midnight on huge milestone is a testimony to your awesomeness.
Walk around and feel 10' tall today Andy. You've earned this man. Well done.
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:D Congrats, that comma is kick@ss.
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Andy I'm jumping the gun by a few hours but I wanted to be the first one to congratulate you on getting your comma. You should get more than a few others to join this thread because you have been a huge help to so many quitters. Glad to call you a friend. Keep bombing Steak.
Im with Dag,,,,,,,,
Commas are huge,,,,,,,,,,,
And you sir,,,,,,,,,,Are HUGE at giving more than receiving.
Appreciate you.
Congrats on saving your own life.
And helping with so many others.
Staying is quiting... Thanks for staying.
Rawls,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,658
Congrats on a comma Steakbomb! Not sure how many folks here post daily with a comma but I am proud to quit with you EDD. :)
Congrats Steak on that huge comma!!
Awesome!
Having this many comments at midnight on huge milestone is a testimony to your awesomeness.
Walk around and feel 10' tall today Andy. You've earned this man. Well done.
Hell yeah! Happy to celebrate this with you today bro!
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Andy I'm jumping the gun by a few hours but I wanted to be the first one to congratulate you on getting your comma. You should get more than a few others to join this thread because you have been a huge help to so many quitters. Glad to call you a friend. Keep bombing Steak.
Im with Dag,,,,,,,,
Commas are huge,,,,,,,,,,,
And you sir,,,,,,,,,,Are HUGE at giving more than receiving.
Appreciate you.
Congrats on saving your own life.
And helping with so many others.
Staying is quiting... Thanks for staying.
Rawls,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,658
Congrats on a comma Steakbomb! Not sure how many folks here post daily with a comma but I am proud to quit with you EDD. :)
Congrats Steak on that huge comma!!
Awesome!
Having this many comments at midnight on huge milestone is a testimony to your awesomeness.
Walk around and feel 10' tall today Andy. You've earned this man. Well done.
Hell yeah! Happy to celebrate this with you today bro!
You are a certified bad ass quitter. Huge congrats on the comma and appreciate all the support you do. Way to pay it forward. GUys like you are why this place works.
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Andy I'm jumping the gun by a few hours but I wanted to be the first one to congratulate you on getting your comma. You should get more than a few others to join this thread because you have been a huge help to so many quitters. Glad to call you a friend. Keep bombing Steak.
Im with Dag,,,,,,,,
Commas are huge,,,,,,,,,,,
And you sir,,,,,,,,,,Are HUGE at giving more than receiving.
Appreciate you.
Congrats on saving your own life.
And helping with so many others.
Staying is quiting... Thanks for staying.
Rawls,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,658
Congrats on a comma Steakbomb! Not sure how many folks here post daily with a comma but I am proud to quit with you EDD. :)
Congrats Steak on that huge comma!!
Awesome!
Having this many comments at midnight on huge milestone is a testimony to your awesomeness.
Walk around and feel 10' tall today Andy. You've earned this man. Well done.
Hell yeah! Happy to celebrate this with you today bro!
You are a certified bad ass quitter. Huge congrats on the comma and appreciate all the support you do. Way to pay it forward. GUys like you are why this place works.
Comma time! Congrats man!!
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Andy I'm jumping the gun by a few hours but I wanted to be the first one to congratulate you on getting your comma. You should get more than a few others to join this thread because you have been a huge help to so many quitters. Glad to call you a friend. Keep bombing Steak.
Im with Dag,,,,,,,,
Commas are huge,,,,,,,,,,,
And you sir,,,,,,,,,,Are HUGE at giving more than receiving.
Appreciate you.
Congrats on saving your own life.
And helping with so many others.
Staying is quiting... Thanks for staying.
Rawls,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,658
Congrats on a comma Steakbomb! Not sure how many folks here post daily with a comma but I am proud to quit with you EDD. :)
Congrats Steak on that huge comma!!
Awesome!
Having this many comments at midnight on huge milestone is a testimony to your awesomeness.
Walk around and feel 10' tall today Andy. You've earned this man. Well done.
Hell yeah! Happy to celebrate this with you today bro!
You are a certified bad ass quitter. Huge congrats on the comma and appreciate all the support you do. Way to pay it forward. GUys like you are why this place works.
Comma time! Congrats man!!
Andy, you have been such a help and friend over these last ONE THOUSAND DAYS! I will never be able to thank you enough my friend. Enjoy the hell out of today!
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Andy I'm jumping the gun by a few hours but I wanted to be the first one to congratulate you on getting your comma. You should get more than a few others to join this thread because you have been a huge help to so many quitters. Glad to call you a friend. Keep bombing Steak.
Im with Dag,,,,,,,,
Commas are huge,,,,,,,,,,,
And you sir,,,,,,,,,,Are HUGE at giving more than receiving.
Appreciate you.
Congrats on saving your own life.
And helping with so many others.
Staying is quiting... Thanks for staying.
Rawls,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,658
Congrats on a comma Steakbomb! Not sure how many folks here post daily with a comma but I am proud to quit with you EDD. :)
Congrats Steak on that huge comma!!
Awesome!
Having this many comments at midnight on huge milestone is a testimony to your awesomeness.
Walk around and feel 10' tall today Andy. You've earned this man. Well done.
Hell yeah! Happy to celebrate this with you today bro!
You are a certified bad ass quitter. Huge congrats on the comma and appreciate all the support you do. Way to pay it forward. GUys like you are why this place works.
Comma time! Congrats man!!
Andy, you have been such a help and friend over these last ONE THOUSAND DAYS! I will never be able to thank you enough my friend. Enjoy the hell out of today!
Have a great dangler day!
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Andy I'm jumping the gun by a few hours but I wanted to be the first one to congratulate you on getting your comma. You should get more than a few others to join this thread because you have been a huge help to so many quitters. Glad to call you a friend. Keep bombing Steak.
Im with Dag,,,,,,,,
Commas are huge,,,,,,,,,,,
And you sir,,,,,,,,,,Are HUGE at giving more than receiving.
Appreciate you.
Congrats on saving your own life.
And helping with so many others.
Staying is quiting... Thanks for staying.
Rawls,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,658
Congrats on a comma Steakbomb! Not sure how many folks here post daily with a comma but I am proud to quit with you EDD. :)
Congrats Steak on that huge comma!!
Awesome!
Having this many comments at midnight on huge milestone is a testimony to your awesomeness.
Walk around and feel 10' tall today Andy. You've earned this man. Well done.
Hell yeah! Happy to celebrate this with you today bro!
You are a certified bad ass quitter. Huge congrats on the comma and appreciate all the support you do. Way to pay it forward. GUys like you are why this place works.
Comma time! Congrats man!!
Andy, you have been such a help and friend over these last ONE THOUSAND DAYS! I will never be able to thank you enough my friend. Enjoy the hell out of today!
Have a great dangler day!
Big CONGRATS!!
party in March '14 everyone!!
'oh yeah'
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Andy I'm jumping the gun by a few hours but I wanted to be the first one to congratulate you on getting your comma. You should get more than a few others to join this thread because you have been a huge help to so many quitters. Glad to call you a friend. Keep bombing Steak.
Im with Dag,,,,,,,,
Commas are huge,,,,,,,,,,,
And you sir,,,,,,,,,,Are HUGE at giving more than receiving.
Appreciate you.
Congrats on saving your own life.
And helping with so many others.
Staying is quiting... Thanks for staying.
Rawls,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,658
Congrats on a comma Steakbomb! Not sure how many folks here post daily with a comma but I am proud to quit with you EDD. :)
Congrats Steak on that huge comma!!
Awesome!
Having this many comments at midnight on huge milestone is a testimony to your awesomeness.
Walk around and feel 10' tall today Andy. You've earned this man. Well done.
Hell yeah! Happy to celebrate this with you today bro!
You are a certified bad ass quitter. Huge congrats on the comma and appreciate all the support you do. Way to pay it forward. GUys like you are why this place works.
Comma time! Congrats man!!
Andy, you have been such a help and friend over these last ONE THOUSAND DAYS! I will never be able to thank you enough my friend. Enjoy the hell out of today!
Have a great dangler day!
Big CONGRATS!!
party in March '14 everyone!!
'oh yeah'
Wow check out that dangle! Congratulations you badass! Thanks for your quit knowledge!
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Wow. This experience has been humbling yet invigorating. Never did I think in a thousand years that quitting nicotine would bring so much more than just freedom from the addiction. I've gained friends, strength, and a newfound passion; and that passion is quitting. I just love it. I love having hundreds of new friends I would have never met, I love being able to text and interact with people all over the country, and I love being free from the chains of my addiction to nicotine. There is no more guilt, no more hiding, and no more lying. I'm a changed person - I have integrity, I am honest, I am not a hypocrite, and I am not weak.
Friends, thank you for giving this to me. Thank you for being a part of my quit and allowing me to be a part of yours. Thank you for giving me my freedom.
Lastly, over these past 1,000 days I've reflected on my quit numerous times. Every time I think I have it figured out - somebody teaches me something new, whether its good or bad. But there has always been one constant. One foundation that stands above all and is timeless in its criticality. Post roll. Just do it - its all you need to do. If it sounds corny, then just say "post your promise." You owe it to yourself, and once you've built a quit as massive as this one - you owe it to those who care about you.
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Wow. This experience has been humbling yet invigorating. Never did I think in a thousand years that quitting nicotine would bring so much more than just freedom from the addiction. I've gained friends, strength, and a newfound passion; and that passion is quitting. I just love it. I love having hundreds of new friends I would have never met, I love being able to text and interact with people all over the country, and I love being free from the chains of my addiction to nicotine. There is no more guilt, no more hiding, and no more lying. I'm a changed person - I have integrity, I am honest, I am not a hypocrite, and I am not weak.
Friends, thank you for giving this to me. Thank you for being a part of my quit and allowing me to be a part of yours. Thank you for giving me my freedom.
Lastly, over these past 1,000 days I've reflected on my quit numerous times. Every time I think I have it figured out - somebody teaches me something new, whether its good or bad. But there has always been one constant. One foundation that stands above all and is timeless in its criticality. Post roll. Just do it - its all you need to do. If it sounds corny, then just say "post your promise." You owe it to yourself, and once you've built a quit as massive as this one - you owe it to those who care about you.
Hell. Yes!
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Wow. This experience has been humbling yet invigorating. Never did I think in a thousand years that quitting nicotine would bring so much more than just freedom from the addiction. I've gained friends, strength, and a newfound passion; and that passion is quitting. I just love it. I love having hundreds of new friends I would have never met, I love being able to text and interact with people all over the country, and I love being free from the chains of my addiction to nicotine. There is no more guilt, no more hiding, and no more lying. I'm a changed person - I have integrity, I am honest, I am not a hypocrite, and I am not weak.
Friends, thank you for giving this to me. Thank you for being a part of my quit and allowing me to be a part of yours. Thank you for giving me my freedom.
Lastly, over these past 1,000 days I've reflected on my quit numerous times. Every time I think I have it figured out - somebody teaches me something new, whether its good or bad. But there has always been one constant. One foundation that stands above all and is timeless in its criticality. Post roll. Just do it - its all you need to do. If it sounds corny, then just say "post your promise." You owe it to yourself, and once you've built a quit as massive as this one - you owe it to those who care about you.
Hell. Yes!
Damn Straight x 2
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Wow. This experience has been humbling yet invigorating. Never did I think in a thousand years that quitting nicotine would bring so much more than just freedom from the addiction. I've gained friends, strength, and a newfound passion; and that passion is quitting. I just love it. I love having hundreds of new friends I would have never met, I love being able to text and interact with people all over the country, and I love being free from the chains of my addiction to nicotine. There is no more guilt, no more hiding, and no more lying. I'm a changed person - I have integrity, I am honest, I am not a hypocrite, and I am not weak.
Friends, thank you for giving this to me. Thank you for being a part of my quit and allowing me to be a part of yours. Thank you for giving me my freedom.
Lastly, over these past 1,000 days I've reflected on my quit numerous times. Every time I think I have it figured out - somebody teaches me something new, whether its good or bad. But there has always been one constant. One foundation that stands above all and is timeless in its criticality. Post roll. Just do it - its all you need to do. If it sounds corny, then just say "post your promise." You owe it to yourself, and once you've built a quit as massive as this one - you owe it to those who care about you.
Hell. Yes!
Damn Straight x 2
Fuckin'-A!!!!!!
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Wow. This experience has been humbling yet invigorating. Never did I think in a thousand years that quitting nicotine would bring so much more than just freedom from the addiction. I've gained friends, strength, and a newfound passion; and that passion is quitting. I just love it. I love having hundreds of new friends I would have never met, I love being able to text and interact with people all over the country, and I love being free from the chains of my addiction to nicotine. There is no more guilt, no more hiding, and no more lying. I'm a changed person - I have integrity, I am honest, I am not a hypocrite, and I am not weak.
Friends, thank you for giving this to me. Thank you for being a part of my quit and allowing me to be a part of yours. Thank you for giving me my freedom.
Lastly, over these past 1,000 days I've reflected on my quit numerous times. Every time I think I have it figured out - somebody teaches me something new, whether its good or bad. But there has always been one constant. One foundation that stands above all and is timeless in its criticality. Post roll. Just do it - its all you need to do. If it sounds corny, then just say "post your promise." You owe it to yourself, and once you've built a quit as massive as this one - you owe it to those who care about you.
Hell. Yes!
Damn Straight x 2
Fuckin'-A!!!!!!
This is how you win. If you are new to quitting, just follow this guy's example. He gets it.
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Wow. This experience has been humbling yet invigorating. Never did I think in a thousand years that quitting nicotine would bring so much more than just freedom from the addiction. I've gained friends, strength, and a newfound passion; and that passion is quitting. I just love it. I love having hundreds of new friends I would have never met, I love being able to text and interact with people all over the country, and I love being free from the chains of my addiction to nicotine. There is no more guilt, no more hiding, and no more lying. I'm a changed person - I have integrity, I am honest, I am not a hypocrite, and I am not weak.
Friends, thank you for giving this to me. Thank you for being a part of my quit and allowing me to be a part of yours. Thank you for giving me my freedom.
Lastly, over these past 1,000 days I've reflected on my quit numerous times. Every time I think I have it figured out - somebody teaches me something new, whether its good or bad. But there has always been one constant. One foundation that stands above all and is timeless in its criticality. Post roll. Just do it - its all you need to do. If it sounds corny, then just say "post your promise." You owe it to yourself, and once you've built a quit as massive as this one - you owe it to those who care about you.
Hell. Yes!
Damn Straight x 2
Fuckin'-A!!!!!!
This is how you win. If you are new to quitting, just follow this guy's example. He gets it.
I'm gonna bump this to the top cause steakbomb just gave me quit wood
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Wow. This experience has been humbling yet invigorating. Never did I think in a thousand years that quitting nicotine would bring so much more than just freedom from the addiction. I've gained friends, strength, and a newfound passion; and that passion is quitting. I just love it. I love having hundreds of new friends I would have never met, I love being able to text and interact with people all over the country, and I love being free from the chains of my addiction to nicotine. There is no more guilt, no more hiding, and no more lying. I'm a changed person - I have integrity, I am honest, I am not a hypocrite, and I am not weak.
Friends, thank you for giving this to me. Thank you for being a part of my quit and allowing me to be a part of yours. Thank you for giving me my freedom.
Lastly, over these past 1,000 days I've reflected on my quit numerous times. Every time I think I have it figured out - somebody teaches me something new, whether its good or bad. But there has always been one constant. One foundation that stands above all and is timeless in its criticality. Post roll. Just do it - its all you need to do. If it sounds corny, then just say "post your promise." You owe it to yourself, and once you've built a quit as massive as this one - you owe it to those who care about you.
Hell. Yes!
Damn Straight x 2
Fuckin'-A!!!!!!
This is how you win. If you are new to quitting, just follow this guy's example. He gets it.
I'm gonna bump this to the top cause steakbomb just gave me quit wood
Thanks Andy. I know I'm late (I usually am), but wanted to tell you how happy I was when I saw those four digits by your name. If anyone has ever earned that by paying it forward, it has been you, friend. Keep on piling them up, because you have a string of quitters following in your wake!
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Wow. This experience has been humbling yet invigorating. Never did I think in a thousand years that quitting nicotine would bring so much more than just freedom from the addiction. I've gained friends, strength, and a newfound passion; and that passion is quitting. I just love it. I love having hundreds of new friends I would have never met, I love being able to text and interact with people all over the country, and I love being free from the chains of my addiction to nicotine. There is no more guilt, no more hiding, and no more lying. I'm a changed person - I have integrity, I am honest, I am not a hypocrite, and I am not weak.
Friends, thank you for giving this to me. Thank you for being a part of my quit and allowing me to be a part of yours. Thank you for giving me my freedom.
Lastly, over these past 1,000 days I've reflected on my quit numerous times. Every time I think I have it figured out - somebody teaches me something new, whether its good or bad. But there has always been one constant. One foundation that stands above all and is timeless in its criticality. Post roll. Just do it - its all you need to do. If it sounds corny, then just say "post your promise." You owe it to yourself, and once you've built a quit as massive as this one - you owe it to those who care about you.
Hell. Yes!
Damn Straight x 2
Fuckin'-A!!!!!!
This is how you win. If you are new to quitting, just follow this guy's example. He gets it.
I'm gonna bump this to the top cause steakbomb just gave me quit wood
Thanks Andy. I know I'm late (I usually am), but wanted to tell you how happy I was when I saw those four digits by your name. If anyone has ever earned that by paying it forward, it has been you, friend. Keep on piling them up, because you have a string of quitters following in your wake!
Gotta love this! Badass!
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Wow. This experience has been humbling yet invigorating. Never did I think in a thousand years that quitting nicotine would bring so much more than just freedom from the addiction. I've gained friends, strength, and a newfound passion; and that passion is quitting. I just love it. I love having hundreds of new friends I would have never met, I love being able to text and interact with people all over the country, and I love being free from the chains of my addiction to nicotine. There is no more guilt, no more hiding, and no more lying. I'm a changed person - I have integrity, I am honest, I am not a hypocrite, and I am not weak.
Friends, thank you for giving this to me. Thank you for being a part of my quit and allowing me to be a part of yours. Thank you for giving me my freedom.
Lastly, over these past 1,000 days I've reflected on my quit numerous times. Every time I think I have it figured out - somebody teaches me something new, whether its good or bad. But there has always been one constant. One foundation that stands above all and is timeless in its criticality. Post roll. Just do it - its all you need to do. If it sounds corny, then just say "post your promise." You owe it to yourself, and once you've built a quit as massive as this one - you owe it to those who care about you.
Hell. Yes!
Damn Straight x 2
Fuckin'-A!!!!!!
This is how you win. If you are new to quitting, just follow this guy's example. He gets it.
I'm gonna bump this to the top cause steakbomb just gave me quit wood
Thanks Andy. I know I'm late (I usually am), but wanted to tell you how happy I was when I saw those four digits by your name. If anyone has ever earned that by paying it forward, it has been you, friend. Keep on piling them up, because you have a string of quitters following in your wake!
Gotta love this! Badass!
Congrats SteakBomb! I think making connections is the obvious key to quitting. I wish more people would figure that out but I am glad that you did long before I got here! :)
I quit with you today!
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Wow. This experience has been humbling yet invigorating. Never did I think in a thousand years that quitting nicotine would bring so much more than just freedom from the addiction. I've gained friends, strength, and a newfound passion; and that passion is quitting. I just love it. I love having hundreds of new friends I would have never met, I love being able to text and interact with people all over the country, and I love being free from the chains of my addiction to nicotine. There is no more guilt, no more hiding, and no more lying. I'm a changed person - I have integrity, I am honest, I am not a hypocrite, and I am not weak.
Friends, thank you for giving this to me. Thank you for being a part of my quit and allowing me to be a part of yours. Thank you for giving me my freedom.
Lastly, over these past 1,000 days I've reflected on my quit numerous times. Every time I think I have it figured out - somebody teaches me something new, whether its good or bad. But there has always been one constant. One foundation that stands above all and is timeless in its criticality. Post roll. Just do it - its all you need to do. If it sounds corny, then just say "post your promise." You owe it to yourself, and once you've built a quit as massive as this one - you owe it to those who care about you.
Hell. Yes!
Damn Straight x 2
Fuckin'-A!!!!!!
This is how you win. If you are new to quitting, just follow this guy's example. He gets it.
I'm gonna bump this to the top cause steakbomb just gave me quit wood
Thanks Andy. I know I'm late (I usually am), but wanted to tell you how happy I was when I saw those four digits by your name. If anyone has ever earned that by paying it forward, it has been you, friend. Keep on piling them up, because you have a string of quitters following in your wake!
Gotta love this! Badass!
Congrats SteakBomb! I think making connections is the obvious key to quitting. I wish more people would figure that out but I am glad that you did long before I got here! :)
I quit with you today!
Pure quit gold here ^^^
Congratulations on that Dangle Andy! Keep +1ing and leading the way for a ton of BAQs :)
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1,000+ days. Coming up on 3 years. That nic bitch still whispers to me. Case-in-point, I'm out in Chicago, flying solo and traveling for business. Despite all my days quit, I get a whisper that I should buy a can on my way home from the bar that I'm sipping some dingles at. Immediately, I recognize the tactic, get pissed off and text one of my best friends in quit (he knows who he is) and tell him I am quit like Fuck!!!
Never. NEVER lose sight of your purpose. I will be on roll posting my next number and making sure that I do that at all costs. This is MY quit. My brothers/sisters mean more to me than anything on this world and I will not fail them.
Not to trying to brag or say that I am better than anyone, but this is quitting. This is control. I own this. This quit is mine.
Quit like your life depends on it my friends. Quit your ass off. Quit like fuck.
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1,000+ days. Coming up on 3 years. That nic bitch still whispers to me. Case-in-point, I'm out in Chicago, flying solo and traveling for business. Despite all my days quit, I get a whisper that I should buy a can on my way home from the bar that I'm sipping some dingles at. Immediately, I recognize the tactic, get pissed off and text one of my best friends in quit (he knows who he is) and tell him I am quit like Fuck!!!
Never. NEVER lose sight of your purpose. I will be on roll posting my next number and making sure that I do that at all costs. This is MY quit. My brothers/sisters mean more to me than anything on this world and I will not fail them.
Not to trying to brag or say that I am better than anyone, but this is quitting. This is control. I own this. This quit is mine.
Quit like your life depends on it my friends. Quit your ass off. Quit like fuck.
Seriously........BA!
Follow this lead newbies!
You are never Solo with KTC....
Get some numbers....Go to work!
Well done Steak...
Rawls 701
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1,000+ days. Coming up on 3 years. That nic bitch still whispers to me. Case-in-point, I'm out in Chicago, flying solo and traveling for business. Despite all my days quit, I get a whisper that I should buy a can on my way home from the bar that I'm sipping some dingles at. Immediately, I recognize the tactic, get pissed off and text one of my best friends in quit (he knows who he is) and tell him I am quit like Fuck!!!
Never. NEVER lose sight of your purpose. I will be on roll posting my next number and making sure that I do that at all costs. This is MY quit. My brothers/sisters mean more to me than anything on this world and I will not fail them.
Not to trying to brag or say that I am better than anyone, but this is quitting. This is control. I own this. This quit is mine.
Quit like your life depends on it my friends. Quit your ass off. Quit like fuck.
Seriously........BA!
Follow this lead newbies!
You are never Solo with KTC....
Get some numbers....Go to work!
Well done Steak...
Rawls 701
Steak is almost three years quit. USes his tools when he realizes the whispers are strong and BAMMM still quit. That my friends is owning your quit! Quit on Steak these successes are awesome!
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1,000+ days. Coming up on 3 years. That nic bitch still whispers to me. Case-in-point, I'm out in Chicago, flying solo and traveling for business. Despite all my days quit, I get a whisper that I should buy a can on my way home from the bar that I'm sipping some dingles at. Immediately, I recognize the tactic, get pissed off and text one of my best friends in quit (he knows who he is) and tell him I am quit like Fuck!!!
Never. NEVER lose sight of your purpose. I will be on roll posting my next number and making sure that I do that at all costs. This is MY quit. My brothers/sisters mean more to me than anything on this world and I will not fail them.
Not to trying to brag or say that I am better than anyone, but this is quitting. This is control. I own this. This quit is mine.
Quit like your life depends on it my friends. Quit your ass off. Quit like fuck.
Seriously........BA!
Follow this lead newbies!
You are never Solo with KTC....
Get some numbers....Go to work!
Well done Steak...
Rawls 701
Steak is almost three years quit. USes his tools when he realizes the whispers are strong and BAMMM still quit. That my friends is owning your quit! Quit on Steak these successes are awesome!
Yup.
Like a boss, Andy! I'll take some of that today!
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1,000+ days. Coming up on 3 years. That nic bitch still whispers to me. Case-in-point, I'm out in Chicago, flying solo and traveling for business. Despite all my days quit, I get a whisper that I should buy a can on my way home from the bar that I'm sipping some dingles at. Immediately, I recognize the tactic, get pissed off and text one of my best friends in quit (he knows who he is) and tell him I am quit like Fuck!!!
Never. NEVER lose sight of your purpose. I will be on roll posting my next number and making sure that I do that at all costs. This is MY quit. My brothers/sisters mean more to me than anything on this world and I will not fail them.
Not to trying to brag or say that I am better than anyone, but this is quitting. This is control. I own this. This quit is mine.
Quit like your life depends on it my friends. Quit your ass off. Quit like fuck.
Seriously........BA!
Follow this lead newbies!
You are never Solo with KTC....
Get some numbers....Go to work!
Well done Steak...
Rawls 701
Steak is almost three years quit. USes his tools when he realizes the whispers are strong and BAMMM still quit. That my friends is owning your quit! Quit on Steak these successes are awesome!
Yup.
Like a boss, Andy! I'll take some of that today!
You're a total badass Andy. Quit like Fuck Indeed. Proud to be your brother in Iron.
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1,000+ days. Coming up on 3 years. That nic bitch still whispers to me. Case-in-point, I'm out in Chicago, flying solo and traveling for business. Despite all my days quit, I get a whisper that I should buy a can on my way home from the bar that I'm sipping some dingles at. Immediately, I recognize the tactic, get pissed off and text one of my best friends in quit (he knows who he is) and tell him I am quit like Fuck!!!
Never. NEVER lose sight of your purpose. I will be on roll posting my next number and making sure that I do that at all costs. This is MY quit. My brothers/sisters mean more to me than anything on this world and I will not fail them.
Not to trying to brag or say that I am better than anyone, but this is quitting. This is control. I own this. This quit is mine.
Quit like your life depends on it my friends. Quit your ass off. Quit like fuck.
Seriously........BA!
Follow this lead newbies!
You are never Solo with KTC....
Get some numbers....Go to work!
Well done Steak...
Rawls 701
Steak is almost three years quit. USes his tools when he realizes the whispers are strong and BAMMM still quit. That my friends is owning your quit! Quit on Steak these successes are awesome!
Yup.
Like a boss, Andy! I'll take some of that today!
You're a total badass Andy. Quit like Fuck Indeed. Proud to be your brother in Iron.
Congrats Andy. Keep on kickin' ass!
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1,000+ days. Coming up on 3 years. That nic bitch still whispers to me. Case-in-point, I'm out in Chicago, flying solo and traveling for business. Despite all my days quit, I get a whisper that I should buy a can on my way home from the bar that I'm sipping some dingles at. Immediately, I recognize the tactic, get pissed off and text one of my best friends in quit (he knows who he is) and tell him I am quit like Fuck!!!
Never. NEVER lose sight of your purpose. I will be on roll posting my next number and making sure that I do that at all costs. This is MY quit. My brothers/sisters mean more to me than anything on this world and I will not fail them.
Not to trying to brag or say that I am better than anyone, but this is quitting. This is control. I own this. This quit is mine.
Quit like your life depends on it my friends. Quit your ass off. Quit like fuck.
Seriously........BA!
Follow this lead newbies!
You are never Solo with KTC....
Get some numbers....Go to work!
Well done Steak...
Rawls 701
Steak is almost three years quit. USes his tools when he realizes the whispers are strong and BAMMM still quit. That my friends is owning your quit! Quit on Steak these successes are awesome!
Yup.
Like a boss, Andy! I'll take some of that today!
You're a total badass Andy. Quit like Fuck Indeed. Proud to be your brother in Iron.
Congrats Andy. Keep on kickin' ass!
Hell yes! You're owning your quit like a BOSS!
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Always late to the party, but wanted to add my congratulations. If any of you are out there looking for how it's done, follow this bubba's example! Awesome job Andy; you have made a huge difference to MANY others on these pages, myself included!
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12/12/2013 was a Great day to QUIT!
Congrats on Three years Brother.
Lead on!
Rawls 756
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12/12/2013 was a Great day to QUIT!
Congrats on Three years Brother.
Lead on!
Rawls 756
Way to keep knocking it out Steakbomb! fine, fine quit you have going- strong as ever!
Party symbols aren't working on my work computer anymore- they must have blocked me- but otherwise know that you'd have an Emoticon circus going on right here!
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12/12/2013 was a Great day to QUIT!
Congrats on Three years Brother.
Lead on!
Rawls 756
Way to keep knocking it out Steakbomb! fine, fine quit you have going- strong as ever!
Party symbols aren't working on my work computer anymore- they must have blocked me- but otherwise know that you'd have an Emoticon circus going on right here!
You are a great friend and a stellar quitter Andy. Thanks for all the support the past 3 years. You ARE ;Ironman: !
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12/12/2013 was a Great day to QUIT!
Congrats on Three years Brother.
Lead on!
Rawls 756
Way to keep knocking it out Steakbomb! fine, fine quit you have going- strong as ever!
Party symbols aren't working on my work computer anymore- they must have blocked me- but otherwise know that you'd have an Emoticon circus going on right here!
You are a great friend and a stellar quitter Andy. Thanks for all the support the past 3 years. You ARE ;Ironman: !
Thanks for helping me become a quitter !
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12/12/2013 was a Great day to QUIT!
Congrats on Three years Brother.
Lead on!
Rawls 756
Way to keep knocking it out Steakbomb! fine, fine quit you have going- strong as ever!
Party symbols aren't working on my work computer anymore- they must have blocked me- but otherwise know that you'd have an Emoticon circus going on right here!
You are a great friend and a stellar quitter Andy. Thanks for all the support the past 3 years. You ARE ;Ironman: !
Thanks for helping me become a quitter !
3 years is a sexxxxxxxxxxxxxy number.
Congratulations to a great quitter, and a great friend. It is an honor to quit with you.
Have a Steak and BJ kinda day!
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12/12/2013 was a Great day to QUIT!
Congrats on Three years Brother.
Lead on!
Rawls 756
Way to keep knocking it out Steakbomb! fine, fine quit you have going- strong as ever!
Party symbols aren't working on my work computer anymore- they must have blocked me- but otherwise know that you'd have an Emoticon circus going on right here!
You are a great friend and a stellar quitter Andy. Thanks for all the support the past 3 years. You ARE ;Ironman: !
Thanks for helping me become a quitter !
3 years is a sexxxxxxxxxxxxxy number.
Congratulations to a great quitter, and a great friend. It is an honor to quit with you.
Have a Steak and BJ kinda day!
Steak, Congrats on your 3 years quit!!
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12/12/2013 was a Great day to QUIT!
Congrats on Three years Brother.
Lead on!
Rawls 756
Way to keep knocking it out Steakbomb! fine, fine quit you have going- strong as ever!
Party symbols aren't working on my work computer anymore- they must have blocked me- but otherwise know that you'd have an Emoticon circus going on right here!
You are a great friend and a stellar quitter Andy. Thanks for all the support the past 3 years. You ARE ;Ironman: !
Thanks for helping me become a quitter !
3 years is a sexxxxxxxxxxxxxy number.
Congratulations to a great quitter, and a great friend. It is an honor to quit with you.
Have a Steak and BJ kinda day!
Steak, Congrats on your 3 years quit!!
Way to be Andy
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12/12/2013 was a Great day to QUIT!
Congrats on Three years Brother.
Lead on!
Rawls 756
Way to keep knocking it out Steakbomb! fine, fine quit you have going- strong as ever!
Party symbols aren't working on my work computer anymore- they must have blocked me- but otherwise know that you'd have an Emoticon circus going on right here!
You are a great friend and a stellar quitter Andy. Thanks for all the support the past 3 years. You ARE ;Ironman: !
Thanks for helping me become a quitter !
3 years is a sexxxxxxxxxxxxxy number.
Congratulations to a great quitter, and a great friend. It is an honor to quit with you.
Have a Steak and BJ kinda day!
Steak, Congrats on your 3 years quit!!
Way to be Andy
Thanks for sharing your quit with me! Congratulations
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12/12/2013 was a Great day to QUIT!
Congrats on Three years Brother.
Lead on!
Rawls 756
Way to keep knocking it out Steakbomb! fine, fine quit you have going- strong as ever!
Party symbols aren't working on my work computer anymore- they must have blocked me- but otherwise know that you'd have an Emoticon circus going on right here!
You are a great friend and a stellar quitter Andy. Thanks for all the support the past 3 years. You ARE ;Ironman: !
Thanks for helping me become a quitter !
3 years is a sexxxxxxxxxxxxxy number.
Congratulations to a great quitter, and a great friend. It is an honor to quit with you.
Have a Steak and BJ kinda day!
Steak, Congrats on your 3 years quit!!
Way to be Andy
Thanks for sharing your quit with me! Congratulations
Three years! I wouldn't even be able to imagine that timespan without this site. Thanks for leading the way! B)B
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12/12/2013 was a Great day to QUIT!
Congrats on Three years Brother.
Lead on!
Rawls 756
Way to keep knocking it out Steakbomb! fine, fine quit you have going- strong as ever!
Party symbols aren't working on my work computer anymore- they must have blocked me- but otherwise know that you'd have an Emoticon circus going on right here!
You are a great friend and a stellar quitter Andy. Thanks for all the support the past 3 years. You ARE ;Ironman: !
Thanks for helping me become a quitter !
3 years is a sexxxxxxxxxxxxxy number.
Congratulations to a great quitter, and a great friend. It is an honor to quit with you.
Have a Steak and BJ kinda day!
Steak, Congrats on your 3 years quit!!
Way to be Andy
Thanks for sharing your quit with me! Congratulations
Three years! I wouldn't even be able to imagine that timespan without this site. Thanks for leading the way! B)B
quit for 3 years. Now that's just flat out bad ass. Congrats
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12/12/2013 was a Great day to QUIT!
Congrats on Three years Brother.
Lead on!
Rawls 756
Way to keep knocking it out Steakbomb! fine, fine quit you have going- strong as ever!
Party symbols aren't working on my work computer anymore- they must have blocked me- but otherwise know that you'd have an Emoticon circus going on right here!
You are a great friend and a stellar quitter Andy. Thanks for all the support the past 3 years. You ARE ;Ironman: !
Thanks for helping me become a quitter !
3 years is a sexxxxxxxxxxxxxy number.
Congratulations to a great quitter, and a great friend. It is an honor to quit with you.
Have a Steak and BJ kinda day!
Steak, Congrats on your 3 years quit!!
Way to be Andy
Thanks for sharing your quit with me! Congratulations
Three years! I wouldn't even be able to imagine that timespan without this site. Thanks for leading the way! B)B
quit for 3 years. Now that's just flat out bad ass. Congrats
Andy, 3 years of BAQ is awesome! Do you know what is even better? 3years and 1 day! Way to go brother :)
Newbs, read this thread if you want to see how to quit...
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3 years quit and this never gets old. It never gets old because I'm never complacent and I'm embracing my freedom. The friends and acquaintances I've made here are so important to me and if I ever become complacent, then basically I'm turning my back on them. And that won't happen. I don't turn my back on my friends or my family outside of KTC, so why would this be any different.
Much gratitude to those who have offered me support and for keeping me vigilant rather than complacent. And as my bud B-lo said, 3years + 1 day is even better. Party on.
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The March 14' Iron Men also got your back brother. Count me in that bunch - many of us are better quitters because of what you do here.
Thanks Andy.... Man, I had a feeling if I started naming groups I'd forget at least one....my sincere apologies. You've been in my corner for a very long time and I appreciate it!
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Huge congrats on climbing to the 12th floor Andy! Just wanted to tell you how thankful I am for all the support you've given me and all the Ironmen on our journey so far. Well done my Brother!
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Huge congrats on climbing to the 12th floor Andy! Just wanted to tell you how thankful I am for all the support you've given me and all the Ironmen on our journey so far. Well done my Brother!
Agree with jerry. It was an honor to meet you a couple of years ago. Thank you.
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Huge congrats on climbing to the 12th floor Andy! Just wanted to tell you how thankful I am for all the support you've given me and all the Ironmen on our journey so far. Well done my Brother!
Agree with jerry. It was an honor to meet you a couple of years ago. Thank you.
Congrats steak on 1200!
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Huge congrats on climbing to the 12th floor Andy! Just wanted to tell you how thankful I am for all the support you've given me and all the Ironmen on our journey so far. Well done my Brother!
Agree with jerry. It was an honor to meet you a couple of years ago. Thank you.
Congrats steak on 1200!
Congrats Steak 1200 days of freedom is just outstanding
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Huge congrats on climbing to the 12th floor Andy! Just wanted to tell you how thankful I am for all the support you've given me and all the Ironmen on our journey so far. Well done my Brother!
Agree with jerry. It was an honor to meet you a couple of years ago. Thank you.
Congrats steak on 1200!
Congrats Steak 1200 days of freedom is just outstanding
We need a drum roll emoticon....
Awesome job, fine sir!! Keep paving the way for those of us to follow!!
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Huge congrats on climbing to the 12th floor Andy! Just wanted to tell you how thankful I am for all the support you've given me and all the Ironmen on our journey so far. Well done my Brother!
Agree with jerry. It was an honor to meet you a couple of years ago. Thank you.
Congrats steak on 1200!
Congrats Steak 1200 days of freedom is just outstanding
We need a drum roll emoticon....
Awesome job, fine sir!! Keep paving the way for those of us to follow!!
Belated congratulations! Thank you for helping me quit!!
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Huge congrats on climbing to the 12th floor Andy! Just wanted to tell you how thankful I am for all the support you've given me and all the Ironmen on our journey so far. Well done my Brother!
Agree with jerry. It was an honor to meet you a couple of years ago. Thank you.
Congrats steak on 1200!
Congrats Steak 1200 days of freedom is just outstanding
We need a drum roll emoticon....
Awesome job, fine sir!! Keep paving the way for those of us to follow!!
Belated congratulations! Thank you for helping me quit!!
Twelve hundo! Congrats, Steak!
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Huge congrats on climbing to the 12th floor Andy! Just wanted to tell you how thankful I am for all the support you've given me and all the Ironmen on our journey so far. Well done my Brother!
Agree with jerry. It was an honor to meet you a couple of years ago. Thank you.
Congrats steak on 1200!
Congrats Steak 1200 days of freedom is just outstanding
We need a drum roll emoticon....
Awesome job, fine sir!! Keep paving the way for those of us to follow!!
Belated congratulations! Thank you for helping me quit!!
Twelve hundo! Congrats, Steak!
Congratulations! You are definitely the bomb! (See what I did there?)
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1400 days of freedom. Way to be. COngrats
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1400 days of freedom. Way to be. COngrats
Nice work brother!!!
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Congrats on 1400 and thanks for your help!!!
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Congrats on 1400 and thanks for your help!!!
Great job Steakbomb
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Congrats on 1400 and thanks for your help!!!
Great job Steakbomb
Congrats Steak!!
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Congrats on 1400 and thanks for your help!!!
Great job Steakbomb
Congrats Steak!!
Thank you friends...for the record, it's only 1300 days (well...1301 today), none-the-less ...I appreciate all you rocks in my strengthening foundation of quit.
My only words of wisdom are simply to pay the price of admission every day. Post roll. You owe it to yourself. Stay quit, my friends.
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Steak's Captain's log Day 1,314.
Sonofabitch! I need to document this for the sake of quitting and all that I hold sacred when it comes to quitting. I'm traveling for work and out in Los Angeles (for the first time I might add), and the company I'm performing some consulting for, put us up in this pretty tight resort hotel. After checking in and getting acclimated, catching up on the last 10 hours of east coast time emails, I opted to hit the resort bar and lounge for some happy hour action. Well what do you know, at drink #2, I just had a legit craving. I haven't had one of those in ...I can't remember.
Friends. Quitters. Listen to me very clearly. I am over 3 and 1/2 years quit and that bitch is still calling me. Good thing is 1) I posted roll this morning...so basically I simply donkey punched that addiction in the face 2) I texted one of my best friends in quit to tell him about this 3) I immediately came here to tell y'all about it. Even now, I still have a plan. Always have a plan.
Nicotine never stood a chance against my quit. My quit is built upon an inpenetrable foundation of brotherhood and accountability. I reinforce and nurture this quit every day by posting roll first thing. Do not...I repeat DO NOT take addiction for granted. If you do one thing for yourself...one freaking simple thing. Promise yourself. Promise yourself to stay quit...and swear upon it with your roll post. No exceptions and No Excuses.
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Steak's Captain's log Day 1,314.
Sonofabitch! I need to document this for the sake of quitting and all that I hold sacred when it comes to quitting. I'm traveling for work and out in Los Angeles (for the first time I might add), and the company I'm performing some consulting for, put us up in this pretty tight resort hotel. After checking in and getting acclimated, catching up on the last 10 hours of east coast time emails, I opted to hit the resort bar and lounge for some happy hour action. Well what do you know, at drink #2, I just had a legit craving. I haven't had one of those in ...I can't remember.
Friends. Quitters. Listen to me very clearly. I am over 3 and 1/2 years quit and that bitch is still calling me. Good thing is 1) I posted roll this morning...so basically I simply donkey punched that addiction in the face 2) I texted one of my best friends in quit to tell him about this 3) I immediately came here to tell y'all about it. Even now, I still have a plan. Always have a plan.
Nicotine never stood a chance against my quit. My quit is built upon an inpenetrable foundation of brotherhood and accountability. I reinforce and nurture this quit every day by posting roll first thing. Do not...I repeat DO NOT take addiction for granted. If you do one thing for yourself...one freaking simple thing. Promise yourself. Promise yourself to stay quit...and swear upon it with your roll post. No exceptions and No Excuses.
Have a great trip dude. This posting roll is the real deal. #winning
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Steak's Captain's log Day 1,314.
Sonofabitch! I need to document this for the sake of quitting and all that I hold sacred when it comes to quitting. I'm traveling for work and out in Los Angeles (for the first time I might add), and the company I'm performing some consulting for, put us up in this pretty tight resort hotel. After checking in and getting acclimated, catching up on the last 10 hours of east coast time emails, I opted to hit the resort bar and lounge for some happy hour action. Well what do you know, at drink #2, I just had a legit craving. I haven't had one of those in ...I can't remember.
Friends. Quitters. Listen to me very clearly. I am over 3 and 1/2 years quit and that bitch is still calling me. Good thing is 1) I posted roll this morning...so basically I simply donkey punched that addiction in the face 2) I texted one of my best friends in quit to tell him about this 3) I immediately came here to tell y'all about it. Even now, I still have a plan. Always have a plan.
Nicotine never stood a chance against my quit. My quit is built upon an inpenetrable foundation of brotherhood and accountability. I reinforce and nurture this quit every day by posting roll first thing. Do not...I repeat DO NOT take addiction for granted. If you do one thing for yourself...one freaking simple thing. Promise yourself. Promise yourself to stay quit...and swear upon it with your roll post. No exceptions and No Excuses.
Have a great trip dude. This posting roll is the real deal. #winning
much respect. thanks.
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Steak's Captain's log Day 1,314.
Sonofabitch! I need to document this for the sake of quitting and all that I hold sacred when it comes to quitting. I'm traveling for work and out in Los Angeles (for the first time I might add), and the company I'm performing some consulting for, put us up in this pretty tight resort hotel. After checking in and getting acclimated, catching up on the last 10 hours of east coast time emails, I opted to hit the resort bar and lounge for some happy hour action. Well what do you know, at drink #2, I just had a legit craving. I haven't had one of those in ...I can't remember.
Friends. Quitters. Listen to me very clearly. I am over 3 and 1/2 years quit and that bitch is still calling me. Good thing is 1) I posted roll this morning...so basically I simply donkey punched that addiction in the face 2) I texted one of my best friends in quit to tell him about this 3) I immediately came here to tell y'all about it. Even now, I still have a plan. Always have a plan.
Nicotine never stood a chance against my quit. My quit is built upon an inpenetrable foundation of brotherhood and accountability. I reinforce and nurture this quit every day by posting roll first thing. Do not...I repeat DO NOT take addiction for granted. If you do one thing for yourself...one freaking simple thing. Promise yourself. Promise yourself to stay quit...and swear upon it with your roll post. No exceptions and No Excuses.
Have a great trip dude. This posting roll is the real deal. #winning
much respect. thanks.
Badassery wins again!
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Steak's Captain's log Day 1,314.
Sonofabitch! I need to document this for the sake of quitting and all that I hold sacred when it comes to quitting. I'm traveling for work and out in Los Angeles (for the first time I might add), and the company I'm performing some consulting for, put us up in this pretty tight resort hotel. After checking in and getting acclimated, catching up on the last 10 hours of east coast time emails, I opted to hit the resort bar and lounge for some happy hour action. Well what do you know, at drink #2, I just had a legit craving. I haven't had one of those in ...I can't remember.
Friends. Quitters. Listen to me very clearly. I am over 3 and 1/2 years quit and that bitch is still calling me. Good thing is 1) I posted roll this morning...so basically I simply donkey punched that addiction in the face 2) I texted one of my best friends in quit to tell him about this 3) I immediately came here to tell y'all about it. Even now, I still have a plan. Always have a plan.
Nicotine never stood a chance against my quit. My quit is built upon an inpenetrable foundation of brotherhood and accountability. I reinforce and nurture this quit every day by posting roll first thing. Do not...I repeat DO NOT take addiction for granted. If you do one thing for yourself...one freaking simple thing. Promise yourself. Promise yourself to stay quit...and swear upon it with your roll post. No exceptions and No Excuses.
Have a great trip dude. This posting roll is the real deal. #winning
much respect. thanks.
Badassery wins again!
Great defense of a solid quit. Just outstanding.
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Steak's Captain's log Day 1,314.
Sonofabitch! I need to document this for the sake of quitting and all that I hold sacred when it comes to quitting. I'm traveling for work and out in Los Angeles (for the first time I might add), and the company I'm performing some consulting for, put us up in this pretty tight resort hotel. After checking in and getting acclimated, catching up on the last 10 hours of east coast time emails, I opted to hit the resort bar and lounge for some happy hour action. Well what do you know, at drink #2, I just had a legit craving. I haven't had one of those in ...I can't remember.
Friends. Quitters. Listen to me very clearly. I am over 3 and 1/2 years quit and that bitch is still calling me. Good thing is 1) I posted roll this morning...so basically I simply donkey punched that addiction in the face 2) I texted one of my best friends in quit to tell him about this 3) I immediately came here to tell y'all about it. Even now, I still have a plan. Always have a plan.
Nicotine never stood a chance against my quit. My quit is built upon an inpenetrable foundation of brotherhood and accountability. I reinforce and nurture this quit every day by posting roll first thing. Do not...I repeat DO NOT take addiction for granted. If you do one thing for yourself...one freaking simple thing. Promise yourself. Promise yourself to stay quit...and swear upon it with your roll post. No exceptions and No Excuses.
Have a great trip dude. This posting roll is the real deal. #winning
much respect. thanks.
Badassery wins again!
Great defense of a solid quit. Just outstanding.
What a great post Andy. Wise words from a truly BADASS quitter! Never again for any reason. We have all the tools and the knowledge for continued success one daily promise at a time.
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Steak's Captain's log Day 1,314.
Sonofabitch! I need to document this for the sake of quitting and all that I hold sacred when it comes to quitting. I'm traveling for work and out in Los Angeles (for the first time I might add), and the company I'm performing some consulting for, put us up in this pretty tight resort hotel. After checking in and getting acclimated, catching up on the last 10 hours of east coast time emails, I opted to hit the resort bar and lounge for some happy hour action. Well what do you know, at drink #2, I just had a legit craving. I haven't had one of those in ...I can't remember.
Friends. Quitters. Listen to me very clearly. I am over 3 and 1/2 years quit and that bitch is still calling me. Good thing is 1) I posted roll this morning...so basically I simply donkey punched that addiction in the face 2) I texted one of my best friends in quit to tell him about this 3) I immediately came here to tell y'all about it. Even now, I still have a plan. Always have a plan.
Nicotine never stood a chance against my quit. My quit is built upon an inpenetrable foundation of brotherhood and accountability. I reinforce and nurture this quit every day by posting roll first thing. Do not...I repeat DO NOT take addiction for granted. If you do one thing for yourself...one freaking simple thing. Promise yourself. Promise yourself to stay quit...and swear upon it with your roll post. No exceptions and No Excuses.
Have a great trip dude. This posting roll is the real deal. #winning
much respect. thanks.
Badassery wins again!
Great defense of a solid quit. Just outstanding.
What a great post Andy. Wise words from a truly BADASS quitter! Never again for any reason. We have all the tools and the knowledge for continued success one daily promise at a time.
LA Craves 0, Steakbombs 1
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Steak's Captain's log Day 1,314.
Sonofabitch! I need to document this for the sake of quitting and all that I hold sacred when it comes to quitting. I'm traveling for work and out in Los Angeles (for the first time I might add), and the company I'm performing some consulting for, put us up in this pretty tight resort hotel. After checking in and getting acclimated, catching up on the last 10 hours of east coast time emails, I opted to hit the resort bar and lounge for some happy hour action. Well what do you know, at drink #2, I just had a legit craving. I haven't had one of those in ...I can't remember.
Friends. Quitters. Listen to me very clearly. I am over 3 and 1/2 years quit and that bitch is still calling me. Good thing is 1) I posted roll this morning...so basically I simply donkey punched that addiction in the face 2) I texted one of my best friends in quit to tell him about this 3) I immediately came here to tell y'all about it. Even now, I still have a plan. Always have a plan.
Nicotine never stood a chance against my quit. My quit is built upon an inpenetrable foundation of brotherhood and accountability. I reinforce and nurture this quit every day by posting roll first thing. Do not...I repeat DO NOT take addiction for granted. If you do one thing for yourself...one freaking simple thing. Promise yourself. Promise yourself to stay quit...and swear upon it with your roll post. No exceptions and No Excuses.
Have a great trip dude. This posting roll is the real deal. #winning
much respect. thanks.
Badassery wins again!
Great defense of a solid quit. Just outstanding.
What a great post Andy. Wise words from a truly BADASS quitter! Never again for any reason. We have all the tools and the knowledge for continued success one daily promise at a time.
LA Craves 0, Steakbombs 1
Thanks for sharing this! You have built a support system and bought in a long time ago to the principles of quitting and this strengthens you daily. I hope the newbies read through this intro, because this is how it is done. This quitter leads by example. Follow his example and you too can be a badass like Steak.
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Steak's Captain's log Day 1,314.
Sonofabitch! I need to document this for the sake of quitting and all that I hold sacred when it comes to quitting. I'm traveling for work and out in Los Angeles (for the first time I might add), and the company I'm performing some consulting for, put us up in this pretty tight resort hotel. After checking in and getting acclimated, catching up on the last 10 hours of east coast time emails, I opted to hit the resort bar and lounge for some happy hour action. Well what do you know, at drink #2, I just had a legit craving. I haven't had one of those in ...I can't remember.
Friends. Quitters. Listen to me very clearly. I am over 3 and 1/2 years quit and that bitch is still calling me. Good thing is 1) I posted roll this morning...so basically I simply donkey punched that addiction in the face 2) I texted one of my best friends in quit to tell him about this 3) I immediately came here to tell y'all about it. Even now, I still have a plan. Always have a plan.
Nicotine never stood a chance against my quit. My quit is built upon an inpenetrable foundation of brotherhood and accountability. I reinforce and nurture this quit every day by posting roll first thing. Do not...I repeat DO NOT take addiction for granted. If you do one thing for yourself...one freaking simple thing. Promise yourself. Promise yourself to stay quit...and swear upon it with your roll post. No exceptions and No Excuses.
Have a great trip dude. This posting roll is the real deal. #winning
much respect. thanks.
Badassery wins again!
Great defense of a solid quit. Just outstanding.
What a great post Andy. Wise words from a truly BADASS quitter! Never again for any reason. We have all the tools and the knowledge for continued success one daily promise at a time.
LA Craves 0, Steakbombs 1
Thanks for sharing this! You have built a support system and bought in a long time ago to the principles of quitting and this strengthens you daily. I hope the newbies read through this intro, because this is how it is done. This quitter leads by example. Follow his example and you too can be a badass like Steak.
Amen...
Seriously...... Amen.
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Congratulations on HOF X 14. Bad Ass!
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Congratulations on HOF X 14. Bad Ass!
That's a spicy meatball!
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Congratulations on HOF X 14. Bad Ass!
That's a spicy meatball!
Yummy meatballs..
Congrats Steak!
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Congratulations on HOF X 14. Bad Ass!
That's a spicy meatball!
Yummy meatballs..
Congrats Steak!
Congratulations my brother
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Congratulations on HOF X 14. Bad Ass!
That's a spicy meatball!
Yummy meatballs..
Congrats Steak!
Congratulations my brother
Hell. Yes!!
This is how you Quit! Way to go brother!
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Congratulations on HOF X 14. Bad Ass!
That's a spicy meatball!
Yummy meatballs..
Congrats Steak!
Congratulations my brother
Hell. Yes!!
This is how you Quit! Way to go brother!
BA!
Stupid strong off in here....
Well done brother.
Rawls 1060
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Congratulations on HOF X 14. Bad Ass!
That's a spicy meatball!
Yummy meatballs..
Congrats Steak!
Congratulations my brother
Hell. Yes!!
This is how you Quit! Way to go brother!
BA!
Stupid strong off in here....
Well done brother.
Rawls 1060
Congrats on 14th floor Steak!
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Congratulations on HOF X 14. Bad Ass!
That's a spicy meatball!
Yummy meatballs..
Congrats Steak!
Congratulations my brother
Hell. Yes!!
This is how you Quit! Way to go brother!
BA!
Stupid strong off in here....
Well done brother.
Rawls 1060
Congrats on 14th floor Steak!
Totally late to the game! But congrats on 14 floors Steak!
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'Birthday' Steak!! Dip Free again!
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I've never written a speech here, no HOF, no Hall of Legend,...nothing. Reason being, every time I thought I had this all figured out, something slapped me in the face to make me realize I had more to learn. To this day, I continue to learn ...I learn from people in their first month of quit to those who have quit for 10 years or more. You can always take something from someone.
Anyhow, I had written this piece but never posted it. I wanted to post it in my intro, hopefully there's a nugget or two that offers some semblance of wisdom for a few quitters. Lord knows, I've taken my share of nuggets from them.
My Selfish Selfless Quit
4 years ago, at this time, I was approaching my pinnacle of desperation. A nagging sore throat for the past 3 months, stress, constant sinus pressure, and a wife who has given up on my addiction Â…nothing could give me any reprieve from reaching for that tin.
I donÂ’t know what it was one day, but after having parked my car in the parking garage and beginning my walk into the office, I not only threw out the fatty in my lip, but also the entire tin. IÂ’ve done this before, only to buy a new tin at lunchtime or on my way home. But, this time, I didnÂ’t. There was this wellness counselor at work that I started seeing for support. After the first 2 weeks, as usual, I failed miserably; and I felt like a complete douche telling her that I caved, Â…every day thus far. I didnÂ’t want to fail her again so on that day I tossed the tin. It was the last time. In hindsight, she gave me something I hadnÂ’t ever realizedÂ…accountability. It had been there all along with my wife, but, if I failed herÂ…nothing would happen; there were no repercussions. It was the counselorÂ’s disappointment that made it click for me.
Quitting must start as a self-indulgent endeavor. It will never work unless you want it for yourself first and foremost. We have all tried quitting for others, Â…people we love: family, wife, kids, etc. All noble reasons, but they never work. You have to want it for yourself before everything else. All of those people around you benefit from your quit. However, you can use them for fuel. Accountability. The counselor made me scratch the surface of accountability, but it wasnÂ’t until I met some of these faceless people on this website, that showed me the true definition of accountability. To think that there are people, most who you never meet, share a single purposeÂ…to help you save your life from the addiction of nicotine, every day is humbling to say the least. I owe it to them to stay quit; and they owe it to me. The fear, disgust, and pure shame of letting these people down have become unfathomable in my mind.
And now, my quit has evolved into both a selfish and selfless endeavor. Posting roll isnÂ’t just about me anymoreÂ…itÂ’s about something much bigger than me. And thatÂ’s what accountability has ultimately given me. A new life, free of nicotine, and full of people whom I wouldnÂ’t know if it werenÂ’t for my accountability to them. ItÂ’s a conditional relationship however. Break that accountability and I / we could lose everything. But, thatÂ’s not what I want. Because this is still my quit, and IÂ’m not losing anything.
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I've never written a speech here, no HOF, no Hall of Legend,...nothing. Reason being, every time I thought I had this all figured out, something slapped me in the face to make me realize I had more to learn. To this day, I continue to learn ...I learn from people in their first month of quit to those who have quit for 10 years or more. You can always take something from someone.
Anyhow, I had written this piece but never posted it. I wanted to post it in my intro, hopefully there's a nugget or two that offers some semblance of wisdom for a few quitters. Lord knows, I've taken my share of nuggets from them.
My Selfish Selfless Quit
4 years ago, at this time, I was approaching my pinnacle of desperation. A nagging sore throat for the past 3 months, stress, constant sinus pressure, and a wife who has given up on my addiction Â…nothing could give me any reprieve from reaching for that tin.
I donÂ’t know what it was one day, but after having parked my car in the parking garage and beginning my walk into the office, I not only threw out the fatty in my lip, but also the entire tin. IÂ’ve done this before, only to buy a new tin at lunchtime or on my way home. But, this time, I didnÂ’t. There was this wellness counselor at work that I started seeing for support. After the first 2 weeks, as usual, I failed miserably; and I felt like a complete douche telling her that I caved, Â…every day thus far. I didnÂ’t want to fail her again so on that day I tossed the tin. It was the last time. In hindsight, she gave me something I hadnÂ’t ever realizedÂ…accountability. It had been there all along with my wife, but, if I failed herÂ…nothing would happen; there were no repercussions. It was the counselorÂ’s disappointment that made it click for me.
Quitting must start as a self-indulgent endeavor. It will never work unless you want it for yourself first and foremost. We have all tried quitting for others, Â…people we love: family, wife, kids, etc. All noble reasons, but they never work. You have to want it for yourself before everything else. All of those people around you benefit from your quit. However, you can use them for fuel. Accountability. The counselor made me scratch the surface of accountability, but it wasnÂ’t until I met some of these faceless people on this website, that showed me the true definition of accountability. To think that there are people, most who you never meet, share a single purposeÂ…to help you save your life from the addiction of nicotine, every day is humbling to say the least. I owe it to them to stay quit; and they owe it to me. The fear, disgust, and pure shame of letting these people down have become unfathomable in my mind.
And now, my quit has evolved into both a selfish and selfless endeavor. Posting roll isnÂ’t just about me anymoreÂ…itÂ’s about something much bigger than me. And thatÂ’s what accountability has ultimately given me. A new life, free of nicotine, and full of people whom I wouldnÂ’t know if it werenÂ’t for my accountability to them. ItÂ’s a conditional relationship however. Break that accountability and I / we could lose everything. But, thatÂ’s not what I want. Because this is still my quit, and IÂ’m not losing anything.
Great words from a great friend and quitter.
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I've never written a speech here, no HOF, no Hall of Legend,...nothing. Reason being, every time I thought I had this all figured out, something slapped me in the face to make me realize I had more to learn. To this day, I continue to learn ...I learn from people in their first month of quit to those who have quit for 10 years or more. You can always take something from someone.
Anyhow, I had written this piece but never posted it. I wanted to post it in my intro, hopefully there's a nugget or two that offers some semblance of wisdom for a few quitters. Lord knows, I've taken my share of nuggets from them.
My Selfish Selfless Quit
4 years ago, at this time, I was approaching my pinnacle of desperation. A nagging sore throat for the past 3 months, stress, constant sinus pressure, and a wife who has given up on my addiction Â…nothing could give me any reprieve from reaching for that tin.
I donÂ’t know what it was one day, but after having parked my car in the parking garage and beginning my walk into the office, I not only threw out the fatty in my lip, but also the entire tin. IÂ’ve done this before, only to buy a new tin at lunchtime or on my way home. But, this time, I didnÂ’t. There was this wellness counselor at work that I started seeing for support. After the first 2 weeks, as usual, I failed miserably; and I felt like a complete douche telling her that I caved, Â…every day thus far. I didnÂ’t want to fail her again so on that day I tossed the tin. It was the last time. In hindsight, she gave me something I hadnÂ’t ever realizedÂ…accountability. It had been there all along with my wife, but, if I failed herÂ…nothing would happen; there were no repercussions. It was the counselorÂ’s disappointment that made it click for me.
Quitting must start as a self-indulgent endeavor. It will never work unless you want it for yourself first and foremost. We have all tried quitting for others, Â…people we love: family, wife, kids, etc. All noble reasons, but they never work. You have to want it for yourself before everything else. All of those people around you benefit from your quit. However, you can use them for fuel. Accountability. The counselor made me scratch the surface of accountability, but it wasnÂ’t until I met some of these faceless people on this website, that showed me the true definition of accountability. To think that there are people, most who you never meet, share a single purposeÂ…to help you save your life from the addiction of nicotine, every day is humbling to say the least. I owe it to them to stay quit; and they owe it to me. The fear, disgust, and pure shame of letting these people down have become unfathomable in my mind.
And now, my quit has evolved into both a selfish and selfless endeavor. Posting roll isnÂ’t just about me anymoreÂ…itÂ’s about something much bigger than me. And thatÂ’s what accountability has ultimately given me. A new life, free of nicotine, and full of people whom I wouldnÂ’t know if it werenÂ’t for my accountability to them. ItÂ’s a conditional relationship however. Break that accountability and I / we could lose everything. But, thatÂ’s not what I want. Because this is still my quit, and IÂ’m not losing anything.
Great words from a great friend and quitter.
Thank you Fred, those are great words!
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I've never written a speech here, no HOF, no Hall of Legend,...nothing. Reason being, every time I thought I had this all figured out, something slapped me in the face to make me realize I had more to learn. To this day, I continue to learn ...I learn from people in their first month of quit to those who have quit for 10 years or more. You can always take something from someone.
Anyhow, I had written this piece but never posted it. I wanted to post it in my intro, hopefully there's a nugget or two that offers some semblance of wisdom for a few quitters. Lord knows, I've taken my share of nuggets from them.
My Selfish Selfless Quit
4 years ago, at this time, I was approaching my pinnacle of desperation. A nagging sore throat for the past 3 months, stress, constant sinus pressure, and a wife who has given up on my addiction Â…nothing could give me any reprieve from reaching for that tin.
I donÂ’t know what it was one day, but after having parked my car in the parking garage and beginning my walk into the office, I not only threw out the fatty in my lip, but also the entire tin. IÂ’ve done this before, only to buy a new tin at lunchtime or on my way home. But, this time, I didnÂ’t. There was this wellness counselor at work that I started seeing for support. After the first 2 weeks, as usual, I failed miserably; and I felt like a complete douche telling her that I caved, Â…every day thus far. I didnÂ’t want to fail her again so on that day I tossed the tin. It was the last time. In hindsight, she gave me something I hadnÂ’t ever realizedÂ…accountability. It had been there all along with my wife, but, if I failed herÂ…nothing would happen; there were no repercussions. It was the counselorÂ’s disappointment that made it click for me.
Quitting must start as a self-indulgent endeavor. It will never work unless you want it for yourself first and foremost. We have all tried quitting for others, Â…people we love: family, wife, kids, etc. All noble reasons, but they never work. You have to want it for yourself before everything else. All of those people around you benefit from your quit. However, you can use them for fuel. Accountability. The counselor made me scratch the surface of accountability, but it wasnÂ’t until I met some of these faceless people on this website, that showed me the true definition of accountability. To think that there are people, most who you never meet, share a single purposeÂ…to help you save your life from the addiction of nicotine, every day is humbling to say the least. I owe it to them to stay quit; and they owe it to me. The fear, disgust, and pure shame of letting these people down have become unfathomable in my mind.
And now, my quit has evolved into both a selfish and selfless endeavor. Posting roll isnÂ’t just about me anymoreÂ…itÂ’s about something much bigger than me. And thatÂ’s what accountability has ultimately given me. A new life, free of nicotine, and full of people whom I wouldnÂ’t know if it werenÂ’t for my accountability to them. ItÂ’s a conditional relationship however. Break that accountability and I / we could lose everything. But, thatÂ’s not what I want. Because this is still my quit, and IÂ’m not losing anything.
Great words from a great friend and quitter.
Thank you Fred, those are great words!
Salty Strong....
Thank you sir.
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I've never written a speech here, no HOF, no Hall of Legend,...nothing. Reason being, every time I thought I had this all figured out, something slapped me in the face to make me realize I had more to learn. To this day, I continue to learn ...I learn from people in their first month of quit to those who have quit for 10 years or more. You can always take something from someone.
Anyhow, I had written this piece but never posted it. I wanted to post it in my intro, hopefully there's a nugget or two that offers some semblance of wisdom for a few quitters. Lord knows, I've taken my share of nuggets from them.
My Selfish Selfless Quit
4 years ago, at this time, I was approaching my pinnacle of desperation. A nagging sore throat for the past 3 months, stress, constant sinus pressure, and a wife who has given up on my addiction Â…nothing could give me any reprieve from reaching for that tin.
I donÂ’t know what it was one day, but after having parked my car in the parking garage and beginning my walk into the office, I not only threw out the fatty in my lip, but also the entire tin. IÂ’ve done this before, only to buy a new tin at lunchtime or on my way home. But, this time, I didnÂ’t. There was this wellness counselor at work that I started seeing for support. After the first 2 weeks, as usual, I failed miserably; and I felt like a complete douche telling her that I caved, Â…every day thus far. I didnÂ’t want to fail her again so on that day I tossed the tin. It was the last time. In hindsight, she gave me something I hadnÂ’t ever realizedÂ…accountability. It had been there all along with my wife, but, if I failed herÂ…nothing would happen; there were no repercussions. It was the counselorÂ’s disappointment that made it click for me.
Quitting must start as a self-indulgent endeavor. It will never work unless you want it for yourself first and foremost. We have all tried quitting for others, Â…people we love: family, wife, kids, etc. All noble reasons, but they never work. You have to want it for yourself before everything else. All of those people around you benefit from your quit. However, you can use them for fuel. Accountability. The counselor made me scratch the surface of accountability, but it wasnÂ’t until I met some of these faceless people on this website, that showed me the true definition of accountability. To think that there are people, most who you never meet, share a single purposeÂ…to help you save your life from the addiction of nicotine, every day is humbling to say the least. I owe it to them to stay quit; and they owe it to me. The fear, disgust, and pure shame of letting these people down have become unfathomable in my mind.
And now, my quit has evolved into both a selfish and selfless endeavor. Posting roll isnÂ’t just about me anymoreÂ…itÂ’s about something much bigger than me. And thatÂ’s what accountability has ultimately given me. A new life, free of nicotine, and full of people whom I wouldnÂ’t know if it werenÂ’t for my accountability to them. ItÂ’s a conditional relationship however. Break that accountability and I / we could lose everything. But, thatÂ’s not what I want. Because this is still my quit, and IÂ’m not losing anything.
Great words from a great friend and quitter.
Thank you Fred, those are great words!
Salty Strong....
Thank you sir.
Well said man. Well said!
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I've never written a speech here, no HOF, no Hall of Legend,...nothing. Reason being, every time I thought I had this all figured out, something slapped me in the face to make me realize I had more to learn. To this day, I continue to learn ...I learn from people in their first month of quit to those who have quit for 10 years or more. You can always take something from someone.
Anyhow, I had written this piece but never posted it. I wanted to post it in my intro, hopefully there's a nugget or two that offers some semblance of wisdom for a few quitters. Lord knows, I've taken my share of nuggets from them.
My Selfish Selfless Quit
4 years ago, at this time, I was approaching my pinnacle of desperation. A nagging sore throat for the past 3 months, stress, constant sinus pressure, and a wife who has given up on my addiction Â…nothing could give me any reprieve from reaching for that tin.
I donÂ’t know what it was one day, but after having parked my car in the parking garage and beginning my walk into the office, I not only threw out the fatty in my lip, but also the entire tin. IÂ’ve done this before, only to buy a new tin at lunchtime or on my way home. But, this time, I didnÂ’t. There was this wellness counselor at work that I started seeing for support. After the first 2 weeks, as usual, I failed miserably; and I felt like a complete douche telling her that I caved, Â…every day thus far. I didnÂ’t want to fail her again so on that day I tossed the tin. It was the last time. In hindsight, she gave me something I hadnÂ’t ever realizedÂ…accountability. It had been there all along with my wife, but, if I failed herÂ…nothing would happen; there were no repercussions. It was the counselorÂ’s disappointment that made it click for me.
Quitting must start as a self-indulgent endeavor. It will never work unless you want it for yourself first and foremost. We have all tried quitting for others, Â…people we love: family, wife, kids, etc. All noble reasons, but they never work. You have to want it for yourself before everything else. All of those people around you benefit from your quit. However, you can use them for fuel. Accountability. The counselor made me scratch the surface of accountability, but it wasnÂ’t until I met some of these faceless people on this website, that showed me the true definition of accountability. To think that there are people, most who you never meet, share a single purposeÂ…to help you save your life from the addiction of nicotine, every day is humbling to say the least. I owe it to them to stay quit; and they owe it to me. The fear, disgust, and pure shame of letting these people down have become unfathomable in my mind.
And now, my quit has evolved into both a selfish and selfless endeavor. Posting roll isnÂ’t just about me anymoreÂ…itÂ’s about something much bigger than me. And thatÂ’s what accountability has ultimately given me. A new life, free of nicotine, and full of people whom I wouldnÂ’t know if it werenÂ’t for my accountability to them. ItÂ’s a conditional relationship however. Break that accountability and I / we could lose everything. But, thatÂ’s not what I want. Because this is still my quit, and IÂ’m not losing anything.
Great words from a great friend and quitter.
Thank you Fred, those are great words!
Salty Strong....
Thank you sir.
Well said man. Well said!
With you EDD, sir. This is YOUR Quit, this is MY quit, and WE aren't losing anything!!! Echoing WTW....great words from an even greater quitter. Hope your Thanksgiving was blessed with family and friends!
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I've never written a speech here, no HOF, no Hall of Legend,...nothing. Reason being, every time I thought I had this all figured out, something slapped me in the face to make me realize I had more to learn. To this day, I continue to learn ...I learn from people in their first month of quit to those who have quit for 10 years or more. You can always take something from someone.
Anyhow, I had written this piece but never posted it. I wanted to post it in my intro, hopefully there's a nugget or two that offers some semblance of wisdom for a few quitters. Lord knows, I've taken my share of nuggets from them.
My Selfish Selfless Quit
4 years ago, at this time, I was approaching my pinnacle of desperation. A nagging sore throat for the past 3 months, stress, constant sinus pressure, and a wife who has given up on my addiction Â…nothing could give me any reprieve from reaching for that tin.
I donÂ’t know what it was one day, but after having parked my car in the parking garage and beginning my walk into the office, I not only threw out the fatty in my lip, but also the entire tin. IÂ’ve done this before, only to buy a new tin at lunchtime or on my way home. But, this time, I didnÂ’t. There was this wellness counselor at work that I started seeing for support. After the first 2 weeks, as usual, I failed miserably; and I felt like a complete douche telling her that I caved, Â…every day thus far. I didnÂ’t want to fail her again so on that day I tossed the tin. It was the last time. In hindsight, she gave me something I hadnÂ’t ever realizedÂ…accountability. It had been there all along with my wife, but, if I failed herÂ…nothing would happen; there were no repercussions. It was the counselorÂ’s disappointment that made it click for me.
Quitting must start as a self-indulgent endeavor. It will never work unless you want it for yourself first and foremost. We have all tried quitting for others, Â…people we love: family, wife, kids, etc. All noble reasons, but they never work. You have to want it for yourself before everything else. All of those people around you benefit from your quit. However, you can use them for fuel. Accountability. The counselor made me scratch the surface of accountability, but it wasnÂ’t until I met some of these faceless people on this website, that showed me the true definition of accountability. To think that there are people, most who you never meet, share a single purposeÂ…to help you save your life from the addiction of nicotine, every day is humbling to say the least. I owe it to them to stay quit; and they owe it to me. The fear, disgust, and pure shame of letting these people down have become unfathomable in my mind.
And now, my quit has evolved into both a selfish and selfless endeavor. Posting roll isnÂ’t just about me anymoreÂ…itÂ’s about something much bigger than me. And thatÂ’s what accountability has ultimately given me. A new life, free of nicotine, and full of people whom I wouldnÂ’t know if it werenÂ’t for my accountability to them. ItÂ’s a conditional relationship however. Break that accountability and I / we could lose everything. But, thatÂ’s not what I want. Because this is still my quit, and IÂ’m not losing anything.
Great words from a great friend and quitter.
Thank you Fred, those are great words!
Salty Strong....
Thank you sir.
Well said man. Well said!
With you EDD, sir. This is YOUR Quit, this is MY quit, and WE aren't losing anything!!! Echoing WTW....great words from an even greater quitter. Hope your Thanksgiving was blessed with family and friends!
Keep it going Steak! you have a lot to share in terms of helping others do it right! And that means success. Freedom!
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I've never written a speech here, no HOF, no Hall of Legend,...nothing. Reason being, every time I thought I had this all figured out, something slapped me in the face to make me realize I had more to learn. To this day, I continue to learn ...I learn from people in their first month of quit to those who have quit for 10 years or more. You can always take something from someone.
Anyhow, I had written this piece but never posted it. I wanted to post it in my intro, hopefully there's a nugget or two that offers some semblance of wisdom for a few quitters. Lord knows, I've taken my share of nuggets from them.
My Selfish Selfless Quit
4 years ago, at this time, I was approaching my pinnacle of desperation. A nagging sore throat for the past 3 months, stress, constant sinus pressure, and a wife who has given up on my addiction Â…nothing could give me any reprieve from reaching for that tin.
I donÂ’t know what it was one day, but after having parked my car in the parking garage and beginning my walk into the office, I not only threw out the fatty in my lip, but also the entire tin. IÂ’ve done this before, only to buy a new tin at lunchtime or on my way home. But, this time, I didnÂ’t. There was this wellness counselor at work that I started seeing for support. After the first 2 weeks, as usual, I failed miserably; and I felt like a complete douche telling her that I caved, Â…every day thus far. I didnÂ’t want to fail her again so on that day I tossed the tin. It was the last time. In hindsight, she gave me something I hadnÂ’t ever realizedÂ…accountability. It had been there all along with my wife, but, if I failed herÂ…nothing would happen; there were no repercussions. It was the counselorÂ’s disappointment that made it click for me.
Quitting must start as a self-indulgent endeavor. It will never work unless you want it for yourself first and foremost. We have all tried quitting for others, Â…people we love: family, wife, kids, etc. All noble reasons, but they never work. You have to want it for yourself before everything else. All of those people around you benefit from your quit. However, you can use them for fuel. Accountability. The counselor made me scratch the surface of accountability, but it wasnÂ’t until I met some of these faceless people on this website, that showed me the true definition of accountability. To think that there are people, most who you never meet, share a single purposeÂ…to help you save your life from the addiction of nicotine, every day is humbling to say the least. I owe it to them to stay quit; and they owe it to me. The fear, disgust, and pure shame of letting these people down have become unfathomable in my mind.
And now, my quit has evolved into both a selfish and selfless endeavor. Posting roll isnÂ’t just about me anymoreÂ…itÂ’s about something much bigger than me. And thatÂ’s what accountability has ultimately given me. A new life, free of nicotine, and full of people whom I wouldnÂ’t know if it werenÂ’t for my accountability to them. ItÂ’s a conditional relationship however. Break that accountability and I / we could lose everything. But, thatÂ’s not what I want. Because this is still my quit, and IÂ’m not losing anything.
Great words from a great friend and quitter.
Thank you Fred, those are great words!
Salty Strong....
Thank you sir.
Well said man. Well said!
With you EDD, sir. This is YOUR Quit, this is MY quit, and WE aren't losing anything!!! Echoing WTW....great words from an even greater quitter. Hope your Thanksgiving was blessed with family and friends!
Keep it going Steak! you have a lot to share in terms of helping others do it right! And that means success. Freedom!
Great message, IÂ’m proud to know you buddy. You are one of my main lines of defense for my own quit because I know if I caved, you would be one of the people who I couldnÂ’t avoid, and it would be personal. And I hope vice versa.
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Congratulations on 4 years of bad ass quit!
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Congratulations on 4 years of bad ass quit!
Four years..... Bam!
You got the whole place smelling like quit.
Way Strong bud.
I quit with you today.
Rawls 1,121
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Congratulations on 4 years of bad ass quit!
Four years..... Bam!
You got the whole place smelling like quit.
Way Strong bud.
I quit with you today.
Rawls 1,121
Bring it on quitter! Badass my friend
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Congratulations on 4 years of bad ass quit!
Four years..... Bam!
You got the whole place smelling like quit.
Way Strong bud.
I quit with you today.
Rawls 1,121
Bring it on quitter! Badass my friend
Congrats Steak on your 4 year quit. â¤
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Congratulations on 4 years of bad ass quit!
Four years..... Bam!
You got the whole place smelling like quit.
Way Strong bud.
I quit with you today.
Rawls 1,121
Bring it on quitter! Badass my friend
Congrats Steak on your 4 year quit. â¤
I'm a little late, but Happy to add my congrats to a rock solid quitter on 4yrs!
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Congratulations on 4 years of bad ass quit!
Four years..... Bam!
You got the whole place smelling like quit.
Way Strong bud.
I quit with you today.
Rawls 1,121
Bring it on quitter! Badass my friend
Congrats Steak on your 4 year quit. â¤
I'm a little late, but Happy to add my congrats to a rock solid quitter on 4yrs!
Rock on dude!
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Just passed the 4 year mark and I still continue to experience quit revelations that blow me away.
Last night, my wife and I had to endure one of our more difficult tribulations as a couple. Over the course of a 5-hour span we had to ride an emotional roller coaster that netted out to an emergency trip to the hospital and say our final good byes to my father-in-law. You know when you go through extreme personal instances like this, you usually keep your closest family and friends to the vest. Well, there's this text group I'm part of, a total of 5 quitters from KTC (myself included). They were with me as I trekked to the hospital following a huge snow storm. They were with me this morning when I broke the news that my father-in-law passed. Like family.
Quitting this nicotine addiction is such a big deal. When you let people become a part of your quit, it can truly create something as strong as a family bond. It starts with posting roll every day and then progresses as far as you let it. For me, I've been able to turn an 18-year addiction into a positive gain. There were others, outside this text group who also offered their support. And I'd have none of this if I didn't hold my promise to quit as close to the vest as I do my family.
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Just passed the 4 year mark and I still continue to experience quit revelations that blow me away.
Last night, my wife and I had to endure one of our more difficult tribulations as a couple. Over the course of a 5-hour span we had to ride an emotional roller coaster that netted out to an emergency trip to the hospital and say our final good byes to my father-in-law. You know when you go through extreme personal instances like this, you usually keep your closest family and friends to the vest. Well, there's this text group I'm part of, a total of 5 quitters from KTC (myself included). They were with me as I trekked to the hospital following a huge snow storm. They were with me this morning when I broke the news that my father-in-law passed. Like family.
Quitting this nicotine addiction is such a big deal. When you let people become a part of your quit, it can truly create something as strong as a family bond. It starts with posting roll every day and then progresses as far as you let it. For me, I've been able to turn an 18-year addiction into a positive gain. There were others, outside this text group who also offered their support. And I'd have none of this if I didn't hold my promise to quit as close to the vest as I do my family.
Prayers to you and the family.
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Just passed the 4 year mark and I still continue to experience quit revelations that blow me away.
Last night, my wife and I had to endure one of our more difficult tribulations as a couple. Over the course of a 5-hour span we had to ride an emotional roller coaster that netted out to an emergency trip to the hospital and say our final good byes to my father-in-law. You know when you go through extreme personal instances like this, you usually keep your closest family and friends to the vest. Well, there's this text group I'm part of, a total of 5 quitters from KTC (myself included). They were with me as I trekked to the hospital following a huge snow storm. They were with me this morning when I broke the news that my father-in-law passed. Like family.
Quitting this nicotine addiction is such a big deal. When you let people become a part of your quit, it can truly create something as strong as a family bond. It starts with posting roll every day and then progresses as far as you let it. For me, I've been able to turn an 18-year addiction into a positive gain. There were others, outside this text group who also offered their support. And I'd have none of this if I didn't hold my promise to quit as close to the vest as I do my family.
Prayers to you and the family.
May God bless the Steak family in these difficult times. We are with you, brother.
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Just passed the 4 year mark and I still continue to experience quit revelations that blow me away.
Last night, my wife and I had to endure one of our more difficult tribulations as a couple. Over the course of a 5-hour span we had to ride an emotional roller coaster that netted out to an emergency trip to the hospital and say our final good byes to my father-in-law. You know when you go through extreme personal instances like this, you usually keep your closest family and friends to the vest. Well, there's this text group I'm part of, a total of 5 quitters from KTC (myself included). They were with me as I trekked to the hospital following a huge snow storm. They were with me this morning when I broke the news that my father-in-law passed. Like family.
Quitting this nicotine addiction is such a big deal. When you let people become a part of your quit, it can truly create something as strong as a family bond. It starts with posting roll every day and then progresses as far as you let it. For me, I've been able to turn an 18-year addiction into a positive gain. There were others, outside this text group who also offered their support. And I'd have none of this if I didn't hold my promise to quit as close to the vest as I do my family.
Prayers to you and the family.
May God bless the Steak family in these difficult times. We are with you, brother.
Andy I know how hard that is. Be strong for your wife.
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Just passed the 4 year mark and I still continue to experience quit revelations that blow me away.
Last night, my wife and I had to endure one of our more difficult tribulations as a couple. Over the course of a 5-hour span we had to ride an emotional roller coaster that netted out to an emergency trip to the hospital and say our final good byes to my father-in-law. You know when you go through extreme personal instances like this, you usually keep your closest family and friends to the vest. Well, there's this text group I'm part of, a total of 5 quitters from KTC (myself included). They were with me as I trekked to the hospital following a huge snow storm. They were with me this morning when I broke the news that my father-in-law passed. Like family.
Quitting this nicotine addiction is such a big deal. When you let people become a part of your quit, it can truly create something as strong as a family bond. It starts with posting roll every day and then progresses as far as you let it. For me, I've been able to turn an 18-year addiction into a positive gain. There were others, outside this text group who also offered their support. And I'd have none of this if I didn't hold my promise to quit as close to the vest as I do my family.
Prayers to you and the family.
May God bless the Steak family in these difficult times. We are with you, brother.
Andy I know how hard that is. Be strong for your wife.
Prayers to you and yours Steak â¤
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Just passed the 4 year mark and I still continue to experience quit revelations that blow me away.
Last night, my wife and I had to endure one of our more difficult tribulations as a couple. Over the course of a 5-hour span we had to ride an emotional roller coaster that netted out to an emergency trip to the hospital and say our final good byes to my father-in-law. You know when you go through extreme personal instances like this, you usually keep your closest family and friends to the vest. Well, there's this text group I'm part of, a total of 5 quitters from KTC (myself included). They were with me as I trekked to the hospital following a huge snow storm. They were with me this morning when I broke the news that my father-in-law passed. Like family.
Quitting this nicotine addiction is such a big deal. When you let people become a part of your quit, it can truly create something as strong as a family bond. It starts with posting roll every day and then progresses as far as you let it. For me, I've been able to turn an 18-year addiction into a positive gain. There were others, outside this text group who also offered their support. And I'd have none of this if I didn't hold my promise to quit as close to the vest as I do my family.
Prayers to you and the family.
May God bless the Steak family in these difficult times. We are with you, brother.
Andy I know how hard that is. Be strong for your wife.
Prayers to you and yours Steak â¤
With ya all the way, bro...
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Just passed the 4 year mark and I still continue to experience quit revelations that blow me away.
Last night, my wife and I had to endure one of our more difficult tribulations as a couple. Over the course of a 5-hour span we had to ride an emotional roller coaster that netted out to an emergency trip to the hospital and say our final good byes to my father-in-law. You know when you go through extreme personal instances like this, you usually keep your closest family and friends to the vest. Well, there's this text group I'm part of, a total of 5 quitters from KTC (myself included). They were with me as I trekked to the hospital following a huge snow storm. They were with me this morning when I broke the news that my father-in-law passed. Like family.
Quitting this nicotine addiction is such a big deal. When you let people become a part of your quit, it can truly create something as strong as a family bond. It starts with posting roll every day and then progresses as far as you let it. For me, I've been able to turn an 18-year addiction into a positive gain. There were others, outside this text group who also offered their support. And I'd have none of this if I didn't hold my promise to quit as close to the vest as I do my family.
Prayers to you and the family.
May God bless the Steak family in these difficult times. We are with you, brother.
Andy I know how hard that is. Be strong for your wife.
Prayers to you and yours Steak â¤
With ya all the way, bro...
I quit with you! On a knee...
Rawls 1148
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CONGRATS ON HITTING THE 15TH FLOOR STEAK!
Thank you so much for always being there in support of my quit with me.
You are a model quitter who cares for others and gives great wisdom and advice.
quit hard!
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CONGRATS ON HITTING THE 15TH FLOOR STEAK!
Thank you so much for always being there in support of my quit with me.
You are a model quitter who cares for others and gives great wisdom and advice.
quit hard!
What she said!
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CONGRATS ON HITTING THE 15TH FLOOR STEAK!
Thank you so much for always being there in support of my quit with me.
You are a model quitter who cares for others and gives great wisdom and advice.
quit hard!
What she said!
Celebrate the right way, Andy.
Congratulations and thank you for being a friend and co-quitter that quits like a quitter.
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CONGRATS ON HITTING THE 15TH FLOOR STEAK!
Thank you so much for always being there in support of my quit with me.
You are a model quitter who cares for others and gives great wisdom and advice.
quit hard!
What she said!
Celebrate the right way, Andy.
Congratulations and thank you for being a friend and co-quitter that quits like a quitter.
Congrats Andy. Outstanding. Nic free for 1500 days. Well deserved. Posting roll every morning is such a great way to stay quit
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CONGRATS ON HITTING THE 15TH FLOOR STEAK!
Thank you so much for always being there in support of my quit with me.
You are a model quitter who cares for others and gives great wisdom and advice.
quit hard!
What she said!
Celebrate the right way, Andy.
Congratulations and thank you for being a friend and co-quitter that quits like a quitter.
Congrats Andy. Outstanding. Nic free for 1500 days. Well deserved. Posting roll every morning is such a great way to stay quit
Congrats on the comma and a half brother!
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CONGRATS ON HITTING THE 15TH FLOOR STEAK!
Thank you so much for always being there in support of my quit with me.
You are a model quitter who cares for others and gives great wisdom and advice.
quit hard!
What she said!
Celebrate the right way, Andy.
Congratulations and thank you for being a friend and co-quitter that quits like a quitter.
Congrats Andy. Outstanding. Nic free for 1500 days. Well deserved. Posting roll every morning is such a great way to stay quit
Congrats on the comma and a half brother!
Salty Strong brother...
Congrats on 15th floor.
Rawls 1161
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Congrats on the 16th floor Steak! Proud to be quit with you every day brother.
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Congrats Sir.... Damn Proud to quit with you.
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Congrats Steak, I hear you in New England.....anyone ever think about a New England meet?
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Well done brother.
Keep leaving those crumbs.
We will keep following.
Rawls 1259
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A little late to the party, but congrats are in order! 16th floor and going strong brother! Proud to be quit with you!!
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Attaboy Steakbomb! Keep on keeping on!
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Attaboy Steakbomb! Keep on keeping on!
Day late but still offering up a “Hell yeah!”
Love it man!
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Attaboy Steakbomb! Keep on keeping on!
Day late but still offering up a “Hell yeah!”
Love it man!
Congrats Steak!!!
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Attaboy Steakbomb! Keep on keeping on!
Day late but still offering up a “Hell yeah!”
Love it man!
Congrats Steak!!!
IÂ’m proud to call you a friend. Congrats on another floor...3 days late.
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Attaboy Steakbomb! Keep on keeping on!
Day late but still offering up a “Hell yeah!”
Love it man!
Congrats Steak!!!
IÂ’m proud to call you a friend. Congrats on another floor...3 days late.
Also late, but still celebrating!! Congrats on 16!
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Attaboy Steakbomb! Keep on keeping on!
Day late but still offering up a “Hell yeah!”
Love it man!
Congrats Steak!!!
IÂ’m proud to call you a friend. Congrats on another floor...3 days late.
Also late, but still celebrating!! Congrats on 16!
I'm the latest! Grazt dude!
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1700 looks good on ya big sexy...
Thank you for the guidance and inspiration, proud to quit with you EDD!
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1700 looks good on ya big sexy...
Thank you for the guidance and inspiration, proud to quit with you EDD!
Honored to quit with my bro and friend, the trusty pharmacist from the NE.
Enjoy another big win!
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1700 looks good on ya big sexy...
Thank you for the guidance and inspiration, proud to quit with you EDD!
Honored to quit with my bro and friend, the trusty pharmacist from the NE.
Enjoy another big win!
Attaboy Steakbomb! Thanks for your support my brother and friend
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1700 looks good on ya big sexy...
Thank you for the guidance and inspiration, proud to quit with you EDD!
Honored to quit with my bro and friend, the trusty pharmacist from the NE.
Enjoy another big win!
Attaboy Steakbomb! Thanks for your support my brother and friend
Way to be Steak. Awesome!
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1700 looks good on ya big sexy...
Thank you for the guidance and inspiration, proud to quit with you EDD!
Honored to quit with my bro and friend, the trusty pharmacist from the NE.
Enjoy another big win!
Attaboy Steakbomb! Thanks for your support my brother and friend
Way to be Steak. Awesome!
Nice milestone Steak! Congrats brother and thanks for the support. Badassery!
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@Steakbomb18 (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=923)
6 freaking years.…. who knew it was possible.
Oh it is, one day at a time, proud to be quit with you brother!!
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@Steakbomb18 (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=923)
6 freaking years.…. who knew it was possible.
Oh it is, one day at a time, proud to be quit with you brother!!
Awesome job, Steakbomb!!! 'party'
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@Steakbomb18 (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=923)
6 freaking years.…. who knew it was possible.
Oh it is, one day at a time, proud to be quit with you brother!!
Awesome job, Steakbomb!!! 'party'
[/quote you always da man steak!
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@Steakbomb18 (https://ktcforum.org/index.php?action=profile;u=923)
6 freaking years.…. who knew it was possible.
Oh it is, one day at a time, proud to be quit with you brother!!
Awesome job, Steakbomb!!! 'party'
[/quote you always da man steak!
Congratulations!