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Re: Starting the QUIT for my
« Reply #70 on: September 30, 2014, 10:02:00 PM »
Hambone, it has been a while since we conversed. Take that rage that you have for all these quitters here and turn it on nicotine; THE TRUE KILLER OF YOUR EGO. In fact, the killer of your whole life and those who love you. Swallow some pride and save your life, your money, and your loved ones alot of pain. Just quit with us, answer the questions, and become a quitter extreme. None, zero, nada of us are perfect but we rely on one another, we will not let failure slip by, and we will have the toughest love available to quit nicotine. You are now in that position. Your Call my friend.

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Re: Starting the QUIT for my
« Reply #69 on: September 30, 2014, 06:14:00 PM »
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Ham,
I am in the January 15 Quit Group. I have read through the posts on here and seen as others have reached out to you. Look man, I am doing this for real. I hope you are too. I want all of my brothers (and sister) to take this seriously.

I have dipped for 25 years. I have tried to quit in the past, but they turned out to just be stops. I would ninja dip until I was caught too many times. Then I would just say screw hiding it. It almost cost me my marriage on more than one occasion. Now, because of health issues, this quit cannot be another stop. I have to be successful. I will be successful.

Here's the thing. I NEED brothers to go through this with me. I need those who understand where I have been and what it takes to kick this to the curb where it belongs! I need guys who I can text when I am fighting a hard crave to help talk me through it. I want to be that for my brothers as well. So what I am asking from you is to take this seriously. It is going to be tougher than hell. There are going to be times where you are going to want to quit the quit, but you can't let that win out. I need my brothers to be strong as I will be strong for them.

From what I have read, you screwed up. You caved. That sucks. I wish it didn't happen to you, but you can't change that it did. But what you can do is not get offended because we ask you to answer the 3 questions. The answers are for you, not because we have anything to personally gain from your answers. To turn on the guys who were trying to help you succeed and who truly understand what you go through when quitting and get into a name-calling, disgusting and shameful conversation is wrong.

After you have read this, you have a choice. Are you going to own up to being an addict, answer the questions, promise to quit everyday and post it with us and be successful? Or are you going to call me names and tell me that you don't owe me anything? The choice is yours. But truth be told, I CAN'T have brothers that I am going to have to coddle through this. I need them to be tough and stand up to this horrible addiction with me. So what do you say?
I say BRAVO shane. That was a seriously badass post. 'oh yeah'
Agreed ... nice to see someone who gets it! Advice is spot on ... nicely done tshane!
And on foggy day 2 - strong!
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not gona lie, I read this and had to sit down I was so impressed. nicely put
Worst part???? No roll. Hey, Ham, come back and say whatever you need to say to me today, let us know you are quit. My wife need some action, it's Tuesday, the WoW servers reset, and I am raiding 3 wings tonight before new x-pac comes out in November. Are you quit, or was yesterday just some hawt troll action?
My guess is he's back to stuffing poison in his face and it's all someone else's fault for being such a meanie. Unfortunately I don't think spamVelveeta has what it takes.

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Re: Starting the QUIT for my
« Reply #68 on: September 30, 2014, 06:11:00 PM »
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Ham,
I am in the January 15 Quit Group. I have read through the posts on here and seen as others have reached out to you. Look man, I am doing this for real. I hope you are too. I want all of my brothers (and sister) to take this seriously.

I have dipped for 25 years. I have tried to quit in the past, but they turned out to just be stops. I would ninja dip until I was caught too many times. Then I would just say screw hiding it. It almost cost me my marriage on more than one occasion. Now, because of health issues, this quit cannot be another stop. I have to be successful. I will be successful.

Here's the thing. I NEED brothers to go through this with me. I need those who understand where I have been and what it takes to kick this to the curb where it belongs! I need guys who I can text when I am fighting a hard crave to help talk me through it. I want to be that for my brothers as well. So what I am asking from you is to take this seriously. It is going to be tougher than hell. There are going to be times where you are going to want to quit the quit, but you can't let that win out. I need my brothers to be strong as I will be strong for them.

From what I have read, you screwed up. You caved. That sucks. I wish it didn't happen to you, but you can't change that it did. But what you can do is not get offended because we ask you to answer the 3 questions. The answers are for you, not because we have anything to personally gain from your answers. To turn on the guys who were trying to help you succeed and who truly understand what you go through when quitting and get into a name-calling, disgusting and shameful conversation is wrong.

After you have read this, you have a choice. Are you going to own up to being an addict, answer the questions, promise to quit everyday and post it with us and be successful? Or are you going to call me names and tell me that you don't owe me anything? The choice is yours. But truth be told, I CAN'T have brothers that I am going to have to coddle through this. I need them to be tough and stand up to this horrible addiction with me. So what do you say?
I say BRAVO shane. That was a seriously badass post. 'oh yeah'
Agreed ... nice to see someone who gets it! Advice is spot on ... nicely done tshane!
And on foggy day 2 - strong!
x3. A gleaming bright spot in an absolute shithouse intro.
Echo this sentiment.
not gona lie, I read this and had to sit down I was so impressed. nicely put
Worst part???? No roll. Hey, Ham, come back and say whatever you need to say to me today, let us know you are quit. My wife need some action, it's Tuesday, the WoW servers reset, and I am raiding 3 wings tonight before new x-pac comes out in November. Are you quit, or was yesterday just some hawt troll action?
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Re: Starting the QUIT for my
« Reply #67 on: September 30, 2014, 02:13:00 PM »
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Ham,
I am in the January 15 Quit Group. I have read through the posts on here and seen as others have reached out to you. Look man, I am doing this for real. I hope you are too. I want all of my brothers (and sister) to take this seriously.

I have dipped for 25 years. I have tried to quit in the past, but they turned out to just be stops. I would ninja dip until I was caught too many times. Then I would just say screw hiding it. It almost cost me my marriage on more than one occasion. Now, because of health issues, this quit cannot be another stop. I have to be successful. I will be successful.

Here's the thing. I NEED brothers to go through this with me. I need those who understand where I have been and what it takes to kick this to the curb where it belongs! I need guys who I can text when I am fighting a hard crave to help talk me through it. I want to be that for my brothers as well. So what I am asking from you is to take this seriously. It is going to be tougher than hell. There are going to be times where you are going to want to quit the quit, but you can't let that win out. I need my brothers to be strong as I will be strong for them.

From what I have read, you screwed up. You caved. That sucks. I wish it didn't happen to you, but you can't change that it did. But what you can do is not get offended because we ask you to answer the 3 questions. The answers are for you, not because we have anything to personally gain from your answers. To turn on the guys who were trying to help you succeed and who truly understand what you go through when quitting and get into a name-calling, disgusting and shameful conversation is wrong.

After you have read this, you have a choice. Are you going to own up to being an addict, answer the questions, promise to quit everyday and post it with us and be successful? Or are you going to call me names and tell me that you don't owe me anything? The choice is yours. But truth be told, I CAN'T have brothers that I am going to have to coddle through this. I need them to be tough and stand up to this horrible addiction with me. So what do you say?
I say BRAVO shane. That was a seriously badass post. 'oh yeah'
Agreed ... nice to see someone who gets it! Advice is spot on ... nicely done tshane!
And on foggy day 2 - strong!
x3. A gleaming bright spot in an absolute shithouse intro.
Echo this sentiment.
not gona lie, I read this and had to sit down I was so impressed. nicely put
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Re: Starting the QUIT for my
« Reply #66 on: September 29, 2014, 04:21:00 PM »
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Ham,
I am in the January 15 Quit Group. I have read through the posts on here and seen as others have reached out to you. Look man, I am doing this for real. I hope you are too. I want all of my brothers (and sister) to take this seriously.

I have dipped for 25 years. I have tried to quit in the past, but they turned out to just be stops. I would ninja dip until I was caught too many times. Then I would just say screw hiding it. It almost cost me my marriage on more than one occasion. Now, because of health issues, this quit cannot be another stop. I have to be successful. I will be successful.

Here's the thing. I NEED brothers to go through this with me. I need those who understand where I have been and what it takes to kick this to the curb where it belongs! I need guys who I can text when I am fighting a hard crave to help talk me through it. I want to be that for my brothers as well. So what I am asking from you is to take this seriously. It is going to be tougher than hell. There are going to be times where you are going to want to quit the quit, but you can't let that win out. I need my brothers to be strong as I will be strong for them.

From what I have read, you screwed up. You caved. That sucks. I wish it didn't happen to you, but you can't change that it did. But what you can do is not get offended because we ask you to answer the 3 questions. The answers are for you, not because we have anything to personally gain from your answers. To turn on the guys who were trying to help you succeed and who truly understand what you go through when quitting and get into a name-calling, disgusting and shameful conversation is wrong.

After you have read this, you have a choice. Are you going to own up to being an addict, answer the questions, promise to quit everyday and post it with us and be successful? Or are you going to call me names and tell me that you don't owe me anything? The choice is yours. But truth be told, I CAN'T have brothers that I am going to have to coddle through this. I need them to be tough and stand up to this horrible addiction with me. So what do you say?
I say BRAVO shane. That was a seriously badass post. 'oh yeah'
Agreed ... nice to see someone who gets it! Advice is spot on ... nicely done tshane!
And on foggy day 2 - strong!
x3. A gleaming bright spot in an absolute shithouse intro.
Echo this sentiment.

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Re: Starting the QUIT for my
« Reply #65 on: September 29, 2014, 03:37:00 PM »
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Ham,
I am in the January 15 Quit Group. I have read through the posts on here and seen as others have reached out to you. Look man, I am doing this for real. I hope you are too. I want all of my brothers (and sister) to take this seriously.

I have dipped for 25 years. I have tried to quit in the past, but they turned out to just be stops. I would ninja dip until I was caught too many times. Then I would just say screw hiding it. It almost cost me my marriage on more than one occasion. Now, because of health issues, this quit cannot be another stop. I have to be successful. I will be successful.

Here's the thing. I NEED brothers to go through this with me. I need those who understand where I have been and what it takes to kick this to the curb where it belongs! I need guys who I can text when I am fighting a hard crave to help talk me through it. I want to be that for my brothers as well. So what I am asking from you is to take this seriously. It is going to be tougher than hell. There are going to be times where you are going to want to quit the quit, but you can't let that win out. I need my brothers to be strong as I will be strong for them.

From what I have read, you screwed up. You caved. That sucks. I wish it didn't happen to you, but you can't change that it did. But what you can do is not get offended because we ask you to answer the 3 questions. The answers are for you, not because we have anything to personally gain from your answers. To turn on the guys who were trying to help you succeed and who truly understand what you go through when quitting and get into a name-calling, disgusting and shameful conversation is wrong.

After you have read this, you have a choice. Are you going to own up to being an addict, answer the questions, promise to quit everyday and post it with us and be successful? Or are you going to call me names and tell me that you don't owe me anything? The choice is yours. But truth be told, I CAN'T have brothers that I am going to have to coddle through this. I need them to be tough and stand up to this horrible addiction with me. So what do you say?
I say BRAVO shane. That was a seriously badass post. 'oh yeah'
Agreed ... nice to see someone who gets it! Advice is spot on ... nicely done tshane!
And on foggy day 2 - strong!
x3. A gleaming bright spot in an absolute shithouse intro.

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Re: Starting the QUIT for my
« Reply #64 on: September 29, 2014, 03:19:00 PM »
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Ham,
I am in the January 15 Quit Group. I have read through the posts on here and seen as others have reached out to you. Look man, I am doing this for real. I hope you are too. I want all of my brothers (and sister) to take this seriously.

I have dipped for 25 years. I have tried to quit in the past, but they turned out to just be stops. I would ninja dip until I was caught too many times. Then I would just say screw hiding it. It almost cost me my marriage on more than one occasion. Now, because of health issues, this quit cannot be another stop. I have to be successful. I will be successful.

Here's the thing. I NEED brothers to go through this with me. I need those who understand where I have been and what it takes to kick this to the curb where it belongs! I need guys who I can text when I am fighting a hard crave to help talk me through it. I want to be that for my brothers as well. So what I am asking from you is to take this seriously. It is going to be tougher than hell. There are going to be times where you are going to want to quit the quit, but you can't let that win out. I need my brothers to be strong as I will be strong for them.

From what I have read, you screwed up. You caved. That sucks. I wish it didn't happen to you, but you can't change that it did. But what you can do is not get offended because we ask you to answer the 3 questions. The answers are for you, not because we have anything to personally gain from your answers. To turn on the guys who were trying to help you succeed and who truly understand what you go through when quitting and get into a name-calling, disgusting and shameful conversation is wrong.

After you have read this, you have a choice. Are you going to own up to being an addict, answer the questions, promise to quit everyday and post it with us and be successful? Or are you going to call me names and tell me that you don't owe me anything? The choice is yours. But truth be told, I CAN'T have brothers that I am going to have to coddle through this. I need them to be tough and stand up to this horrible addiction with me. So what do you say?
I say BRAVO shane. That was a seriously badass post. 'oh yeah'
Agreed ... nice to see someone who gets it! Advice is spot on ... nicely done tshane!
And on foggy day 2 - strong!

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Re: Starting the QUIT for my
« Reply #63 on: September 29, 2014, 02:53:00 PM »
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Ham,
I am in the January 15 Quit Group. I have read through the posts on here and seen as others have reached out to you. Look man, I am doing this for real. I hope you are too. I want all of my brothers (and sister) to take this seriously.

I have dipped for 25 years. I have tried to quit in the past, but they turned out to just be stops. I would ninja dip until I was caught too many times. Then I would just say screw hiding it. It almost cost me my marriage on more than one occasion. Now, because of health issues, this quit cannot be another stop. I have to be successful. I will be successful.

Here's the thing. I NEED brothers to go through this with me. I need those who understand where I have been and what it takes to kick this to the curb where it belongs! I need guys who I can text when I am fighting a hard crave to help talk me through it. I want to be that for my brothers as well. So what I am asking from you is to take this seriously. It is going to be tougher than hell. There are going to be times where you are going to want to quit the quit, but you can't let that win out. I need my brothers to be strong as I will be strong for them.

From what I have read, you screwed up. You caved. That sucks. I wish it didn't happen to you, but you can't change that it did. But what you can do is not get offended because we ask you to answer the 3 questions. The answers are for you, not because we have anything to personally gain from your answers. To turn on the guys who were trying to help you succeed and who truly understand what you go through when quitting and get into a name-calling, disgusting and shameful conversation is wrong.

After you have read this, you have a choice. Are you going to own up to being an addict, answer the questions, promise to quit everyday and post it with us and be successful? Or are you going to call me names and tell me that you don't owe me anything? The choice is yours. But truth be told, I CAN'T have brothers that I am going to have to coddle through this. I need them to be tough and stand up to this horrible addiction with me. So what do you say?
I say BRAVO shane. That was a seriously badass post. 'oh yeah'
Agreed ... nice to see someone who gets it! Advice is spot on ... nicely done tshane!
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Re: Starting the QUIT for my
« Reply #62 on: September 29, 2014, 02:46:00 PM »
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Ham,
I am in the January 15 Quit Group. I have read through the posts on here and seen as others have reached out to you. Look man, I am doing this for real. I hope you are too. I want all of my brothers (and sister) to take this seriously.

I have dipped for 25 years. I have tried to quit in the past, but they turned out to just be stops. I would ninja dip until I was caught too many times. Then I would just say screw hiding it. It almost cost me my marriage on more than one occasion. Now, because of health issues, this quit cannot be another stop. I have to be successful. I will be successful.

Here's the thing. I NEED brothers to go through this with me. I need those who understand where I have been and what it takes to kick this to the curb where it belongs! I need guys who I can text when I am fighting a hard crave to help talk me through it. I want to be that for my brothers as well. So what I am asking from you is to take this seriously. It is going to be tougher than hell. There are going to be times where you are going to want to quit the quit, but you can't let that win out. I need my brothers to be strong as I will be strong for them.

From what I have read, you screwed up. You caved. That sucks. I wish it didn't happen to you, but you can't change that it did. But what you can do is not get offended because we ask you to answer the 3 questions. The answers are for you, not because we have anything to personally gain from your answers. To turn on the guys who were trying to help you succeed and who truly understand what you go through when quitting and get into a name-calling, disgusting and shameful conversation is wrong.

After you have read this, you have a choice. Are you going to own up to being an addict, answer the questions, promise to quit everyday and post it with us and be successful? Or are you going to call me names and tell me that you don't owe me anything? The choice is yours. But truth be told, I CAN'T have brothers that I am going to have to coddle through this. I need them to be tough and stand up to this horrible addiction with me. So what do you say?
I say BRAVO shane. That was a seriously badass post. 'oh yeah'

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Re: Starting the QUIT for my
« Reply #61 on: September 29, 2014, 02:38:00 PM »
Ham,
I am in the January 15 Quit Group. I have read through the posts on here and seen as others have reached out to you. Look man, I am doing this for real. I hope you are too. I want all of my brothers (and sister) to take this seriously.

I have dipped for 25 years. I have tried to quit in the past, but they turned out to just be stops. I would ninja dip until I was caught too many times. Then I would just say screw hiding it. It almost cost me my marriage on more than one occasion. Now, because of health issues, this quit cannot be another stop. I have to be successful. I will be successful.

Here's the thing. I NEED brothers to go through this with me. I need those who understand where I have been and what it takes to kick this to the curb where it belongs! I need guys who I can text when I am fighting a hard crave to help talk me through it. I want to be that for my brothers as well. So what I am asking from you is to take this seriously. It is going to be tougher than hell. There are going to be times where you are going to want to quit the quit, but you can't let that win out. I need my brothers to be strong as I will be strong for them.

From what I have read, you screwed up. You caved. That sucks. I wish it didn't happen to you, but you can't change that it did. But what you can do is not get offended because we ask you to answer the 3 questions. The answers are for you, not because we have anything to personally gain from your answers. To turn on the guys who were trying to help you succeed and who truly understand what you go through when quitting and get into a name-calling, disgusting and shameful conversation is wrong.

After you have read this, you have a choice. Are you going to own up to being an addict, answer the questions, promise to quit everyday and post it with us and be successful? Or are you going to call me names and tell me that you don't owe me anything? The choice is yours. But truth be told, I CAN'T have brothers that I am going to have to coddle through this. I need them to be tough and stand up to this horrible addiction with me. So what do you say?

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Re: Starting the QUIT for my
« Reply #60 on: September 29, 2014, 12:54:00 PM »
It takes thick skin and a whole lot of guts to quit.

I am not so sure you have either.

On 9/16 you opened your ears long enough to listen to a bunch of guys telling you that waiting/weaning until tomorrow was a bad idea. You claimed you were quit. All it took was someone pissing you off, and you caved (your words).

In the 12/13 days since then, have you suddenly changed enough to quit for real? Or is this just another stoppage until some anonymous prick on an internet forum pisses you off again?

See, we have been where you are. At various times we all set a quit date and had a great plan for tomorrows that never came. If you read any intro's or HOF speeches you will see that we are unique individuals with essentially the same addict story. It is not pretty, and its filled with lies and slowly killing ourselves while stealing time from our loved ones.

Why are you here if not for what KTC can offer you? When you put your name on the line with us, it is a promise that come hell or high water you wont use for that day. We dont ask for anything other than a promise of nicotine free for the next 24 hours. Wake up the next morning and do it again.

The three questions are not meant for us - they are meant for you. You are being asked to examine your addict self, and determine why this time is different. To do that, you need to understand what went wrong and why it went wrong last time. Reading around yesterday, I saw a good description of how to answer those questions (sorry, cant remember who posted it) - pretend you are answering them in a room and no one else will ever hear the answers.

Can you be honest enough with yourself to dig deep and face your addiction? Do you have the guts to fight through cravings and rages and every other mental game that is about to rain down on you? Don't tell us - prove it. Answer the three questions. Tell us why you are here. Show us you are not afraid to face your addiction and fight; you will see what kind of support army you have behind you.

Or dont, and in two weeks this intro will be buried with all the others who just didnt have the courage to quit.
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Re: Starting the QUIT for my
« Reply #59 on: September 29, 2014, 12:51:00 PM »
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no hair off my chest
Why did you come here? If you weren't successful in quitting on your own, why do you act like you don't need anybody's help here?

You make jokes about your cave? Fuck you. Come back when you are serious 'Finger'
Ham and cheese - I just ate you for lunch. Now I'm gonna eat your lunch. You wanna play ball? Post the 3 answers and they need to be introspective. They aren't for us, they're for you so you can figure out what caused the cave and handle it better. You don't wanna play ball, I believe your other January brothers should push back and demand reasonable, truthful answers before you are allowed to post again.

If and when you do, your name goes at the top under quitters. The bottom is for those that support January. No answers, move along.

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Re: Starting the QUIT for my
« Reply #58 on: September 29, 2014, 12:38:00 PM »
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Re: Starting the QUIT for my
« Reply #57 on: September 29, 2014, 12:32:00 PM »
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no hair off my chest
Why did you come here? If you weren't successful in quitting on your own, why do you act like you don't need anybody's help here?

You make jokes about your cave? Fuck you. Come back when you are serious 'Finger'

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Re: Starting the QUIT for my
« Reply #56 on: September 29, 2014, 12:16:00 PM »
no hair off my chest