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Community => Introductions => Topic started by: Banjosteve on December 07, 2013, 10:07:00 PM
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Hi. I just joined today and started my quit. I am 44 and been dipping since I was 13. I have spent the day trying to figure out how the hell this forum site works....
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Hi. I just joined today and started my quit. I am 44 and been dipping since I was 13. I have spent the day trying to figure out how the hell this forum site works....
Hey there Banjo! Welcome!
I sent you directions via a Personal Message (PM), but if you missed that, go up to the Welcome Center and read through the info there.
If you need anything else just contact me!
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Hi. I just joined today and started my quit. I am 44 and been dipping since I was 13. I have spent the day trying to figure out how the hell this forum site works....
Hey there Banjo! Welcome!
I sent you directions via a Personal Message (PM), but if you missed that, go up to the Welcome Center and read through the info there.
If you need anything else just contact me!
thanks, keddy. I have been "lurking" on this site since last January. I managed to stop for about 6 months but started again. this time I decided to try KTC
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Banjo
I am in March quitters with you. I only have a few things for you as I am new too.
Live on this site. Read,read,learn,soak it in
Post roll everyday!
Listen to and learn from the vets. There are thousands here that have paved the way for us! Do what they say. They know th fucking score! It's really simple, but hard. Post and quit every day. I have only been quit for 15 days but I promise you this is the only place to reclaim our freedom!
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rdad:
thanks. I am just tired of the shit. I have stopped before, so I know the next couple of weeks will suck. but I have always gone back to the can. most recently I stopped for about six months. I quit alcohol and drugs for over 25 years living a day at a time, but have not been able to get over the dip.
thanks for replying to me. I am a flyfisherman myself.
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Hi. I just joined today and started my quit. I am 44 and been dipping since I was 13. I have spent the day trying to figure out how the hell this forum site works....
Hey there Banjo! Welcome!
I sent you directions via a Personal Message (PM), but if you missed that, go up to the Welcome Center and read through the info there.
If you need anything else just contact me!
banjosteve, PM keddy with questions even if you have to make them up. keddy is 3+ years quit, and quits one day at a time like the rest of us. It is possible to quit nicotine... rdad is a new quitter who is learning to quit the KTC way, but he is drinking the kool-aide and winning; he states truths. Read everything here: learn what all the quitters b4 you have learned. I could repeat the simple truths that I have learned here, but you will need the distraction of finding out for yourself in the coming days. Do you want it bad enough?
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Hi. I just joined today and started my quit. I am 44 and been dipping since I was 13. I have spent the day trying to figure out how the hell this forum site works....
Welcome to March Madness Banjo! This is a great group of guys to begin your quit with and we have a hell of a lot of vets who know how to get their quit on. I was a dipper for 23 years. Tried to stop and failed. There is a different mentality here. Read up, get some phone numbers from people you connect with and post roll every day.
Glad to see ya here Banjo!
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Banjo... get in and post ROLL. That is your promise to yourself us that you are clean quit. Once you got that done, read up on the site. Learn, listen stay quit today!
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Welcome to March quitters brother! Stay strong and work the site. It's helped me tremendously in my first week.
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thanks, crazy day 2. stuck home with wife and kids all day in snow storm. but I stayed quit
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Banjo, great job but there better not be anything in that home that would cause you to cave bro. You get in that fog and wife barks at ya and a new can is a hellofva way out. Next thing you know you will be headed to church and leave your iPad on top of your car. Know what I mean? Don't give the bitch a way back to your nipple licker.
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Banjo, great job but there better not be anything in that home that would cause you to cave bro. You get in that fog and wife barks at ya and a new can is a hellofva way out. Next thing you know you will be headed to church and leave your iPad on top of your car. Know what I mean? Don't give the bitch a way back to your nipple licker.
only cans in the house are smokey mtn. tomorrow I go back to work. commute and stress will suck.
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Banjo, if you quit alcohol and drugs by having the one day at a time mentality then you already know the key to this. Its the same bro, ODAAT. I am only 20 days in and have gone through a couple quits before, always returning to the cope can. I know this quit is different because I came to the realization that I am a Nicotine addict and I need to treat my quit with that mentality. One day at a time, thats its. Nothing more, nothing less. You need anything, some digits or what not, shoot me a PM.
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thanks menace. the other key is the true to desire to quit. I don't think I have ever had that until now. I have stopped before for short periods, but only when my wife caught me and I had to get her off my back. This time I really want to quit and stay quit.
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Banjo, great job but there better not be anything in that home that would cause you to cave bro. You get in that fog and wife barks at ya and a new can is a hellofva way out. Next thing you know you will be headed to church and leave your iPad on top of your car. Know what I mean?  Don't give the bitch a way back to your nipple licker.
only cans in the house are smokey mtn. tomorrow I go back to work. commute and stress will suck.
Learn to embrace the suck. The suck means you are winning. You are almost clean of the physical presence of nicotine. When you get the empty suck feeling go do something to distract yourself and watch that suck go into the background. Life is as good as it gets in the moment; sucking on a poison weed that will make you a slave, and will steal your money and time, and will kill you does not make anything better.
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thanks matt. I was completely worthless today at work. I was up at 0500 to bang all the ice of my car, then 2 hr commute (usually only takes 45 min). I was pissed. I couldn't even think at work, fog.
But I quit today. day 3.
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thanks matt. I was completely worthless today at work. I was up at 0500 to bang all the ice of my car, then 2 hr commute (usually only takes 45 min). I was pissed. I couldn't even think at work, fog.
But I quit today. day 3.
It's worth it. Stay the course. Post roll every today. Don't sweat your battles tomorrow. Only quit, fight and win your match today. If you post roll, keep your word and repeat...you can not fail.
It's a guarantee.
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I haven't really done a good introduction. like many, I probably was pretty out of it on Saturday when I signed up. I am 44 and live in Maryland. Im married with 2 kids (girl 9 and boy 11). I had my first dip when I was about 13 or so. I smoked also. When I was married 17 years ago, I quit smoking. But I am ninja dipper and my wife didn't catch me for like 10 years. About 6 years ago she caught me. I stopped for awhile (maybe 6-8 months). She thought I quit, then I get caught again. I stopped last year for about 6 months again, but started again. This time I admitted to my wife I started again. I am sick of it. I really want to stop.
When I was 19, I went to alcohol and drug treatment. I stopped drinking and drugs and have been sober for 25 years. ODAAT. But I have not been able to get rid of the nic bitch. I use it as an excuse- at least I'm not drinking, but that is lame.
I am really ready to stop. I hate it. I "lurked" around KTC last year but I didn't join.
Maybe I was afraid it might actually work and I would quit.
Thanks for the support the last 4 days.
-banjosteve
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sort of rough day 6- glad to see it end. just shitty day at work and feeling down. really stupid thoughts set in and the addiction can really f me up. my biggest problem is staying in the day. I cant think about the future. That's what gets me screwed up. I think about the fact my wife is heading out of town and I will be home alone, or the fishing trip that isn't until may, or that tradeshow I will be going to I in January.....all these were times when I would dip (but really I dipped almost everyday anyhow, so this would be no different). just screwy thoughts.
but I stayed quit today, and getting back here reading the posts gets my mind straight again
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sort of rough day 6- glad to see it end. just shitty day at work and feeling down. really stupid thoughts set in and the addiction can really f me up. my biggest problem is staying in the day. I cant think about the future. That's what gets me screwed up. I think about the fact my wife is heading out of town and I will be home alone, or the fishing trip that isn't until may, or that tradeshow I will be going to I in January.....all these were times when I would dip (but really I dipped almost everyday anyhow, so this would be no different). just screwy thoughts.
but I stayed quit today, and getting back here reading the posts gets my mind straight again
I stayed quit with you all day. Don't give in to the demon. You are not going to have fun fishing in if you don't have a jaw. ODAAT.
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sort of rough day 6- glad to see it end. just shitty day at work and feeling down. really stupid thoughts set in and the addiction can really f me up. my biggest problem is staying in the day. I cant think about the future. That's what gets me screwed up. I think about the fact my wife is heading out of town and I will be home alone, or the fishing trip that isn't until may, or that tradeshow I will be going to I in January.....all these were times when I would dip (but really I dipped almost everyday anyhow, so this would be no different). just screwy thoughts.
but I stayed quit today, and getting back here reading the posts gets my mind straight again
I stayed quit with you all day. Don't give in to the demon. You are not going to have fun fishing in if you don't have a jaw. ODAAT.
Hey banjo, get tough man! You can do this. Post roll early each day, then you're locked in to your promise to not use nicotine. As long as you're a man of your word you're good to go. You also need to get some accountability. PM some fellow fishermen and get some numbers. You need accountability to make this work. I have 3 kids and had a tumor removed fromy jaw a couple years ago. Luckily I still have te jaw. I'm finally serious about quitting, and KTC is the toolkit for the quit. Follow the KTC plan and stay strong. PM some people and get those numbers in your phone. I quit with you brother. Reach out anytime you need help.
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sort of rough day 6- glad to see it end. just shitty day at work and feeling down. really stupid thoughts set in and the addiction can really f me up. my biggest problem is staying in the day. I cant think about the future. That's what gets me screwed up. I think about the fact my wife is heading out of town and I will be home alone, or the fishing trip that isn't until may, or that tradeshow I will be going to I in January.....all these were times when I would dip (but really I dipped almost everyday anyhow, so this would be no different). just screwy thoughts.
but I stayed quit today, and getting back here reading the posts gets my mind straight again
I stayed quit with you all day. Don't give in to the demon. You are not going to have fun fishing in if you don't have a jaw. ODAAT.
Hey banjo, get tough man! You can do this. Post roll early each day, then you're locked in to your promise to not use nicotine. As long as you're a man of your word you're good to go. You also need to get some accountability. PM some fellow fishermen and get some numbers. You need accountability to make this work. I have 3 kids and had a tumor removed fromy jaw a couple years ago. Luckily I still have te jaw. I'm finally serious about quitting, and KTC is the toolkit for the quit. Follow the KTC plan and stay strong. PM some people and get those numbers in your phone. I quit with you brother. Reach out anytime you need help.
Banjo- you're doing this! For Friday, suck it up and get tough, Push through the fog or whatever else that nicbitch throws at you! Every trick she throws is one more you'll teach her isn't going to work on you anymore. You are earning your freedom, and only you can do that--- we can help guide you, but it's you who has to keep your mind made up. I'll be quitting with you!
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thanks menace. the other key is the true to desire to quit. I don't think I have ever had that until now. I have stopped before for short periods, but only when my wife caught me and I had to get her off my back. This time I really want to quit and stay quit.
Banjo, You have the mindset to quit. Just carry though with it each day. The fog sucks and it will eventually clear. It doesn't get any easier at first, but you already know that. Many of us including myself have been in your shoes as ninja dippers. The common thread between most was that we would get caught, tell a lie, get pissed off at yourself/spouse/girlfriend and then attempt a halfhearted quit. It sucked.
You are in a good place now that you have a true desire to quit. Just show up, post roll each day and close that door on nicotine. I'm quit with you today.
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thanks fn. I felt much stronger today. (BTW- Im in Maryland too). I quit with you today.
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Banjo, hey brother! Think about this. Those hard days where we struggle to stay quit, well, those days are where we build character.. That's when you are a winner. The easy days are where we build up strength for the tougher ones. Stay tough and look those hard days right in the face and be stronger. Be a winner.
Mogul
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thanks mogul. whatever it takes today! I get up at 0520 to post roll. I have started getting up 10 minutes earlier to do so. i get to reading posts and have to remember to get going to work.
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day 8 today. just grateful to spend the day with my kids and be nic free.
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day 8 today. just grateful to spend the day with my kids and be nic free.
that is what it is all about, nice job banjo, keep rolling man, you are doing great
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day 13. work is the hardest place. I had no problem dipping all day at work if I wanted. I tried to hide it for a few years, but eventually everyone knew anyhow and I was blatant about it. I get by with fake dip and lifesavers.
I cant logon to KTC at work and I don't have a smartphone, so texting and communicating at night on KTC is a big help.
I just discovered the live chat room the other day, cool to chat up with some fellow quitters.
staying quit for today.
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Hey man... I was a ninja dipper at work for years and years. That's in the past. Over.
You are doing great. I quit with you.
PB
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Is there such a thing as a "ninja quitter"? I was so secret with my family and friends, no one even knows what I am up to except my wife. I have to sneak my fake dip around my kids.
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Is there such a thing as a "ninja quitter"? I was so secret with my family and friends, no one even knows what I am up to except my wife. I have to sneak my fake dip around my kids.
Maybe, but if so how would we know. More importantly how could you reach out for support if you were a "ninja quitter." I know you are a "real quitter," Banjo. Keep on sneaking the fake dip if it works for you.
You are not a "ninja quitter" here. You are just a quit.
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I know I can not quit alone. I have tried many times and proven that.
I am glad my kid do not know I dipped and I hope they never will.
glad to be quit today.
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Is there such a thing as a "ninja quitter"? I was so secret with my family and friends, no one even knows what I am up to except my wife. I have to sneak my fake dip around my kids.
The best thing you can do is let all that you can know you are quitting. Add them one and all to your accountability web. Stop being a coward.
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today was my anniversary. I was really glad to be quit for it.
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Tonight I met some great quitters: grizzclaws, marcusaurilius, EFNKodiak and Tarp.
Really strengthens the quit.
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Tonight I met some great quitters: grizzclaws, marcusaurilius, EFNKodiak and Tarp.
Really strengthens the quit.
Good to meet you Banjo. Had a great time with all you fine quitters. Avatar possibility? Too cliche? (http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-4Lqh7kmWfyQ/TmYA_1CzuwI/AAAAAAAACB4/7OaMe8yOj4E/s1600/Deliverance4_12Pyxurz.jpg)
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Day 189. Heading to PA fly fishing. I may not have any cell service. Dont send out the search party or posses until Monday.
Quit on.
banjo
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Day 189. Heading to PA fly fishing. I may not have any cell service. Dont send out the search party or posses until Monday.
Quit on.
banjo
Have a good time, banjo!
FISH ON! QUIT ON!
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Day 193 today. Had a great fishing trip over the weekend. My brother and friend were smoking cigars. Just about every fisherman I saw was either dipping or smoking something. Glad I had plenty of seeds and jakes mint.
I was worried about this trip. Yes, I had some craves, but I managed them. Then I heard the news about Tony Gwynn when I got home.
I can now say I have pretty much done all things I could never have imagined doing "without a dip" 193 days ago.
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Day 193 today. Had a great fishing trip over the weekend. My brother and friend were smoking cigars. Just about every fisherman I saw was either dipping or smoking something. Glad I had plenty of seeds and jakes mint.
I was worried about this trip. Yes, I had some craves, but I managed them. Then I heard the news about Tony Gwynn when I got home.
I can now say I have pretty much done all things I could never have imagined doing "without a dip" 193 days ago.
Craves you say, chalk em' up to bad memories of the type of addict you were. You're a quit addict now and bad memories of situations when you used to dip are merely reminders of what it was like to be a slave.
I'm pretty sure your chain of accountability is as strong as they come Banjo; I consider myself one of those links in that chain and knowing that chain...it will not break. Clearly this weekend of slave remembrance was no match for that chain. Proud of you bro
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Day 193 today. Had a great fishing trip over the weekend. My brother and friend were smoking cigars. Just about every fisherman I saw was either dipping or smoking something. Glad I had plenty of seeds and jakes mint.
I was worried about this trip. Yes, I had some craves, but I managed them. Then I heard the news about Tony Gwynn when I got home.
I can now say I have pretty much done all things I could never have imagined doing "without a dip" 193 days ago.
Craves you say, chalk em' up to bad memories of the type of addict you were. You're a quit addict now and bad memories of situations when you used to dip are merely reminders of what it was like to be a slave.
I'm pretty sure your chain of accountability is as strong as they come Banjo; I consider myself one of those links in that chain and knowing that chain...it will not break. Clearly this weekend of slave remembrance was no match for that chain. Proud of you bro
Keep on winning and let the good times roll, banho!
Proud to quit with you!
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Day 193 today. Had a great fishing trip over the weekend. My brother and friend were smoking cigars. Just about every fisherman I saw was either dipping or smoking something. Glad I had plenty of seeds and jakes mint.
I was worried about this trip. Yes, I had some craves, but I managed them. Then I heard the news about Tony Gwynn when I got home.
I can now say I have pretty much done all things I could never have imagined doing "without a dip" 193 days ago.
Craves you say, chalk em' up to bad memories of the type of addict you were. You're a quit addict now and bad memories of situations when you used to dip are merely reminders of what it was like to be a slave.
I'm pretty sure your chain of accountability is as strong as they come Banjo; I consider myself one of those links in that chain and knowing that chain...it will not break. Clearly this weekend of slave remembrance was no match for that chain. Proud of you bro
Keep on winning and let the good times roll, banho!
Proud to quit with you!
Nice quittin' Banjo. Keep it up, ODAAT!
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Day 193 today. Had a great fishing trip over the weekend. My brother and friend were smoking cigars. Just about every fisherman I saw was either dipping or smoking something. Glad I had plenty of seeds and jakes mint.
I was worried about this trip. Yes, I had some craves, but I managed them. Then I heard the news about Tony Gwynn when I got home.
I can now say I have pretty much done all things I could never have imagined doing "without a dip" 193 days ago.
Craves you say, chalk em' up to bad memories of the type of addict you were. You're a quit addict now and bad memories of situations when you used to dip are merely reminders of what it was like to be a slave.
I'm pretty sure your chain of accountability is as strong as they come Banjo; I consider myself one of those links in that chain and knowing that chain...it will not break. Clearly this weekend of slave remembrance was no match for that chain. Proud of you bro
Keep on winning and let the good times roll, banho!
Proud to quit with you!
Nice quittin' Banjo. Keep it up, ODAAT!
Had my first "one of those trips" last month with 5 out of 7 sitting around smoking cigars. Done is done!!! You said it well, "all of those things I cold never imagine..." that is one of the biggest lies our addict mind comes up with. Fact is, most of those things are more enjoyable not being distracted by trying to dip and do them. I am actually learning to use a diaphragm turkey call....lot better without a dip:-) Keep on it!
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Day 193 today. Had a great fishing trip over the weekend. My brother and friend were smoking cigars. Just about every fisherman I saw was either dipping or smoking something. Glad I had plenty of seeds and jakes mint.
I was worried about this trip. Yes, I had some craves, but I managed them. Then I heard the news about Tony Gwynn when I got home.
I can now say I have pretty much done all things I could never have imagined doing "without a dip" 193 days ago.
Craves you say, chalk em' up to bad memories of the type of addict you were. You're a quit addict now and bad memories of situations when you used to dip are merely reminders of what it was like to be a slave.
I'm pretty sure your chain of accountability is as strong as they come Banjo; I consider myself one of those links in that chain and knowing that chain...it will not break. Clearly this weekend of slave remembrance was no match for that chain. Proud of you bro
Keep on winning and let the good times roll, banho!
Proud to quit with you!
Nice quittin' Banjo. Keep it up, ODAAT!
Had my first "one of those trips" last month with 5 out of 7 sitting around smoking cigars. Done is done!!! You said it well, "all of those things I cold never imagine..." that is one of the biggest lies our addict mind comes up with. Fact is, most of those things are more enjoyable not being distracted by trying to dip and do them. I am actually learning to use a diaphragm turkey call....lot better without a dip:-) Keep on it!
Isnt it great not spitting in the river? There is something wrong with spitting shit on those trout! QLF with you Steve!
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Nice! Way to go banho! 2nd floor is awesome!
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Welcome to the second floor Banjo!!!!
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Welcome to the second floor Banjo!!!!
Way to go! Keep it up!
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2 hundo is badassery!
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2 hundo is badassery!
what this site is really about
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2 hundo is badassery!
what this site is really about
Great work. Reading stuff like this makes me excited about quitting another day.
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2 hundo is badassery!
what this site is really about
Great work. Reading stuff like this makes me excited about quitting another day.
Congrats Banjo, well played my friend.
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2 hundo is badassery!
what this site is really about
Great work. Reading stuff like this makes me excited about quitting another day.
Congrats Banjo, well played my friend.
Way to be Banjo. That is some sweet , sweet, quitting!
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2 hundo is badassery!
what this site is really about
Great work. Reading stuff like this makes me excited about quitting another day.
Congrats Banjo, well played my friend.
Way to be Banjo. That is some sweet , sweet, quitting!
Badass! Keep it up.
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2 hundo is badassery!
what this site is really about
Great work. Reading stuff like this makes me excited about quitting another day.
Congrats Banjo, well played my friend.
Way to be Banjo. That is some sweet , sweet, quitting!
Badass! Keep it up.
Welcome to the second floor brother Banjo. Glad to be quit with you.
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This intro sure was dusty when I found it, but the owner of said intro well deserves to be bumped to the top of the line. A rock in many a quitter's foundation, banjosteve is as solid a quitter you will find; and an even better person on top of that. Congrats on the 500 days of quit my friend.
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This intro sure was dusty when I found it, but the owner of said intro well deserves to be bumped to the top of the line. A rock in many a quitter's foundation, banjosteve is as solid a quitter you will find; and an even better person on top of that. Congrats on the 500 days of quit my friend.
500 is awesome and deserves this attention. Thanks for setting the stage for those of us that came after you.
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This intro sure was dusty when I found it, but the owner of said intro well deserves to be bumped to the top of the line. A rock in many a quitter's foundation, banjosteve is as solid a quitter you will find; and an even better person on top of that. Congrats on the 500 days of quit my friend.
I'm hearing you Andy. Banjo is a fellow Iron Man of March 14 and is a quiet badass quitter. Way to be Banjo!
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This intro sure was dusty when I found it, but the owner of said intro well deserves to be bumped to the top of the line. A rock in many a quitter's foundation, banjosteve is as solid a quitter you will find; and an even better person on top of that. Congrats on the 500 days of quit my friend.
I'm hearing you Andy. Banjo is a fellow Iron Man of March 14 and is a quiet badass quitter. Way to be Banjo!
Steve is an okay dude.
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This intro sure was dusty when I found it, but the owner of said intro well deserves to be bumped to the top of the line. A rock in many a quitter's foundation, banjosteve is as solid a quitter you will find; and an even better person on top of that. Congrats on the 500 days of quit my friend.
I'm hearing you Andy. Banjo is a fellow Iron Man of March 14 and is a quiet badass quitter. Way to be Banjo!
Steve is an okay dude.
500 is quite a ride.
Starts out in third class. Moves quickly to steerage. Then pony express complete with robbers.
Slowly things get better. And better. And better.
500= first class. Congratulations on a great accomplishment!
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This intro sure was dusty when I found it, but the owner of said intro well deserves to be bumped to the top of the line. A rock in many a quitter's foundation, banjosteve is as solid a quitter you will find; and an even better person on top of that. Congrats on the 500 days of quit my friend.
I'm hearing you Andy. Banjo is a fellow Iron Man of March 14 and is a quiet badass quitter. Way to be Banjo!
Steve is an okay dude.
500 is quite a ride.
Starts out in third class. Moves quickly to steerage. Then pony express complete with robbers.
Slowly things get better. And better. And better.
500= first class. Congratulations on a great accomplishment!
Hey Congrats on the Half Comma! Well Done!
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This intro sure was dusty when I found it, but the owner of said intro well deserves to be bumped to the top of the line. A rock in many a quitter's foundation, banjosteve is as solid a quitter you will find; and an even better person on top of that. Congrats on the 500 days of quit my friend.
I'm hearing you Andy. Banjo is a fellow Iron Man of March 14 and is a quiet badass quitter. Way to be Banjo!
Steve is an okay dude.
500 is quite a ride.
Starts out in third class. Moves quickly to steerage. Then pony express complete with robbers.
Slowly things get better. And better. And better.
500= first class. Congratulations on a great accomplishment!
Hey Congrats on the Half Comma! Well Done!
Keep a-paddlin' bro! congrats!
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I havent posted here in awhile.
Today I came to realize that somehow, someway, I did not post roll yesterday. This breaks 630 days of 100% posting for me. Everyday I post at about 5:30 am before I head off to work. On weekends I post as soon as I wake up and have my first cup of coffee. Something must have broke my routine or something
And sure, nobody probably notticed. I could have like ly just not said anything.No excuses here, I broke my word. When I agreed to sign up for 700 with the Ironmen of MArch- I agreed to posting EDD, not just to not having any nicotione. So I apologize to all my Iron brothers and all my supporters here. I am really bumbed about it.
It will not happen again. Quit all you today!
banjo
.9984% roll poster
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I havent posted here in awhile.
Today I came to realize that somehow, someway, I did not post roll yesterday. This breaks 630 days of 100% posting for me. Everyday I post at about 5:30 am before I head off to work. On weekends I post as soon as I wake up and have my first cup of coffee. Something must have broke my routine or something
And sure, nobody probably notticed. I could have like ly just not said anything.No excuses here, I broke my word. When I agreed to sign up for 700 with the Ironmen of MArch- I agreed to posting EDD, not just to not having any nicotione. So I apologize to all my Iron brothers and all my supporters here. I am really bumbed about it.
It will not happen again. Quit all you today!
banjo
.9984% roll poster
Wow talk about some integrity and some accountability. Thanks for sharing Steve, this shows how successful one can be if the formula is followed.