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Offline MonsterMedic

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Re: Introduction
« Reply #24 on: June 02, 2014, 10:33:00 PM »
Proud to call you my friend and proud of you for making the HOF!

QLF with you every day!
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Re: Introduction
« Reply #23 on: March 26, 2014, 05:08:00 PM »
Im proud to say that I quit with you all Today. Thank you for your support I wont let yall down. Proud to call y'all family
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I must remove my nuts from my body, since I will, in effect, become a bitch if I cave. Now, we aren't talking about a knife castration. It must be a banded castration. After several weeks of smelling my gangrenous nuts rotting off slowly, they will eventually just fall off and roll down my pants legs. Just a coupla black, stinkin', mushy ol' nuts. Once this occurs, I can cave and get a dip. Until then, I'm a quitter from here on out.
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Re: Introduction
« Reply #22 on: March 26, 2014, 09:52:00 AM »
Proud to quit with you Mant and proud to consider you my friend.
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Re: Introduction
« Reply #21 on: March 26, 2014, 09:47:00 AM »
Quote from: rothstein57
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My name is Clark, I'm 21 and on my 31st day of being quit. I know its late but this has been on my mind for a while.

I started 6 years ago dipping longhorn mint and grizzly green. I started because at the time it was cool to put some nasty tasting shit into your mouth. What started as something to get people to like me turned into around a 9,000 dollar addiction (Avg $5 a tin 365 days for 5 years, first year wasn't a tin a day) that ruled my life. I watched my Dad make the decision to be quit in 2011 and thought I could stop any day of the week. I was in such denial of a problem because in my mind how could the Nic Bitch lie? But that's the key she had me by my balls. I was playing football and getting noticed by colleges so I never smoked. I chose to go to Cortland play football and study Kinesiology (later determined I wanted to go into biomedical engineering in grad school). Needless to say I will not be making it into the NFL and actually never finished my career because of injuries. while everything was changing around me one thing stayed constant that stupid fucking death can. Up until 31 days ago when looking in the mirror I had enough. I was tired of always looking for loose change to buy the next tin or having that stuff in my teeth watching my gums go and wondering if the next time I looked would be with me missing parts. So instead of buying another tin I called my Dad and joined here.

I pride myself on my word. I will never use nicotine again. I promise. I will beat this addiction because I know exactly what I am. An ADDICT. I will not forget and by not forgetting, posting roll, and holding myself others accountable, I will keep my promise. I am just a man, but as a man I will not back down from this challenge, for if I do I am no longer a man but rather a coward
Damn glad to be quite with you. I only wish I had quit at the age of 21.
Hey Mantelope, lets not put too much pressure on the quit cylinder.. Just today and only today do we quit. Stick by "Raider" there for awhile. swap some numbers and stay quit. Raider knows how to quit and he will guide you down the quit road. You need some more numbers send me a PM. You got this....

Mogul
It's great to see you young guys in here making the decision to quit. You're a lot smarter than I was at your age. Glad to quit with you today. PM if you need a number.
You made a great choice. I'm 21 as well and there are so many older guys in here who all say they wish they had made the decision this young, so take advantage of it and post roll every day.
Good stuff Mantelope! ODAAT my friend. You can and are doing this. You are winning today. You are a free man. 31 days of quit is outstanding.

Quit with you all day long.
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Re: Introduction
« Reply #20 on: March 26, 2014, 09:43:00 AM »
Clark, I am proud to quit with you today. I am impressed that at 21 you have the balls to admit you need to make a change. I remember being that age I didn't have enough maturity to even think the nic bitch could possibly get me. I am 32 now and boy do I wish I would have quit then. If I had these are some of the fun memories I would have avoided.

-Tin showing in some of my wedding pictures
-Dipping during both of my kids C-sections
-Having a my dad take a drink of my spitter on our way to go hunting
-being scared I had cancer at 28
-countless arguments with the wife about my nasty habit
-My 3yo daughter asking why I eat dirt

Good for you make it happen don't live through some of the shit I did.

I quit with you all day brother!

NAFAR
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Re: Introduction
« Reply #19 on: March 26, 2014, 06:32:00 AM »
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Quote from: mogul
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Quote from: Mantelope
My name is Clark, I'm 21 and on my 31st day of being quit. I know its late but this has been on my mind for a while.

I started 6 years ago dipping longhorn mint and grizzly green. I started because at the time it was cool to put some nasty tasting shit into your mouth. What started as something to get people to like me turned into around a 9,000 dollar addiction (Avg $5 a tin 365 days for 5 years, first year wasn't a tin a day) that ruled my life. I watched my Dad make the decision to be quit in 2011 and thought I could stop any day of the week. I was in such denial of a problem because in my mind how could the Nic Bitch lie? But that's the key she had me by my balls. I was playing football and getting noticed by colleges so I never smoked. I chose to go to Cortland play football and study Kinesiology (later determined I wanted to go into biomedical engineering in grad school). Needless to say I will not be making it into the NFL and actually never finished my career because of injuries. while everything was changing around me one thing stayed constant that stupid fucking death can. Up until 31 days ago when looking in the mirror I had enough. I was tired of always looking for loose change to buy the next tin or having that stuff in my teeth watching my gums go and wondering if the next time I looked would be with me missing parts. So instead of buying another tin I called my Dad and joined here.

I pride myself on my word. I will never use nicotine again. I promise. I will beat this addiction because I know exactly what I am. An ADDICT. I will not forget and by not forgetting, posting roll, and holding myself others accountable, I will keep my promise. I am just a man, but as a man I will not back down from this challenge, for if I do I am no longer a man but rather a coward
Damn glad to be quite with you. I only wish I had quit at the age of 21.
Hey Mantelope, lets not put too much pressure on the quit cylinder.. Just today and only today do we quit. Stick by "Raider" there for awhile. swap some numbers and stay quit. Raider knows how to quit and he will guide you down the quit road. You need some more numbers send me a PM. You got this....

Mogul
It's great to see you young guys in here making the decision to quit. You're a lot smarter than I was at your age. Glad to quit with you today. PM if you need a number.
You made a great choice. I'm 21 as well and there are so many older guys in here who all say they wish they had made the decision this young, so take advantage of it and post roll every day.
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Re: Introduction
« Reply #18 on: March 26, 2014, 06:20:00 AM »
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My name is Clark, I'm 21 and on my 31st day of being quit. I know its late but this has been on my mind for a while.

I started 6 years ago dipping longhorn mint and grizzly green. I started because at the time it was cool to put some nasty tasting shit into your mouth. What started as something to get people to like me turned into around a 9,000 dollar addiction (Avg $5 a tin 365 days for 5 years, first year wasn't a tin a day) that ruled my life. I watched my Dad make the decision to be quit in 2011 and thought I could stop any day of the week. I was in such denial of a problem because in my mind how could the Nic Bitch lie? But that's the key she had me by my balls. I was playing football and getting noticed by colleges so I never smoked. I chose to go to Cortland play football and study Kinesiology (later determined I wanted to go into biomedical engineering in grad school). Needless to say I will not be making it into the NFL and actually never finished my career because of injuries. while everything was changing around me one thing stayed constant that stupid fucking death can. Up until 31 days ago when looking in the mirror I had enough. I was tired of always looking for loose change to buy the next tin or having that stuff in my teeth watching my gums go and wondering if the next time I looked would be with me missing parts. So instead of buying another tin I called my Dad and joined here.

I pride myself on my word. I will never use nicotine again. I promise. I will beat this addiction because I know exactly what I am. An ADDICT. I will not forget and by not forgetting, posting roll, and holding myself others accountable, I will keep my promise. I am just a man, but as a man I will not back down from this challenge, for if I do I am no longer a man but rather a coward
Damn glad to be quite with you. I only wish I had quit at the age of 21.
Hey Mantelope, lets not put too much pressure on the quit cylinder.. Just today and only today do we quit. Stick by "Raider" there for awhile. swap some numbers and stay quit. Raider knows how to quit and he will guide you down the quit road. You need some more numbers send me a PM. You got this....

Mogul
It's great to see you young guys in here making the decision to quit. You're a lot smarter than I was at your age. Glad to quit with you today. PM if you need a number.
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Re: Introduction
« Reply #17 on: March 26, 2014, 02:04:00 AM »
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My name is Clark, I'm 21 and on my 31st day of being quit. I know its late but this has been on my mind for a while.

I started 6 years ago dipping longhorn mint and grizzly green. I started because at the time it was cool to put some nasty tasting shit into your mouth. What started as something to get people to like me turned into around a 9,000 dollar addiction (Avg $5 a tin 365 days for 5 years, first year wasn't a tin a day) that ruled my life. I watched my Dad make the decision to be quit in 2011 and thought I could stop any day of the week. I was in such denial of a problem because in my mind how could the Nic Bitch lie? But that's the key she had me by my balls. I was playing football and getting noticed by colleges so I never smoked. I chose to go to Cortland play football and study Kinesiology (later determined I wanted to go into biomedical engineering in grad school). Needless to say I will not be making it into the NFL and actually never finished my career because of injuries. while everything was changing around me one thing stayed constant that stupid fucking death can. Up until 31 days ago when looking in the mirror I had enough. I was tired of always looking for loose change to buy the next tin or having that stuff in my teeth watching my gums go and wondering if the next time I looked would be with me missing parts. So instead of buying another tin I called my Dad and joined here.

I pride myself on my word. I will never use nicotine again. I promise. I will beat this addiction because I know exactly what I am. An ADDICT. I will not forget and by not forgetting, posting roll, and holding myself others accountable, I will keep my promise. I am just a man, but as a man I will not back down from this challenge, for if I do I am no longer a man but rather a coward
Damn glad to be quite with you. I only wish I had quit at the age of 21.
Hey Mantelope, lets not put too much pressure on the quit cylinder.. Just today and only today do we quit. Stick by "Raider" there for awhile. swap some numbers and stay quit. Raider knows how to quit and he will guide you down the quit road. You need some more numbers send me a PM. You got this....

Mogul
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Re: Introduction
« Reply #16 on: March 26, 2014, 01:58:00 AM »
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Re: Introduction
« Reply #15 on: March 26, 2014, 01:55:00 AM »
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My name is Clark, I'm 21 and on my 31st day of being quit. I know its late but this has been on my mind for a while.

I started 6 years ago dipping longhorn mint and grizzly green. I started because at the time it was cool to put some nasty tasting shit into your mouth. What started as something to get people to like me turned into around a 9,000 dollar addiction (Avg $5 a tin 365 days for 5 years, first year wasn't a tin a day) that ruled my life. I watched my Dad make the decision to be quit in 2011 and thought I could stop any day of the week. I was in such denial of a problem because in my mind how could the Nic Bitch lie? But that's the key she had me by my balls. I was playing football and getting noticed by colleges so I never smoked. I chose to go to Cortland play football and study Kinesiology (later determined I wanted to go into biomedical engineering in grad school). Needless to say I will not be making it into the NFL and actually never finished my career because of injuries. while everything was changing around me one thing stayed constant that stupid fucking death can. Up until 31 days ago when looking in the mirror I had enough. I was tired of always looking for loose change to buy the next tin or having that stuff in my teeth watching my gums go and wondering if the next time I looked would be with me missing parts. So instead of buying another tin I called my Dad and joined here.

I pride myself on my word. I will never use nicotine again. I promise. I will beat this addiction because I know exactly what I am. An ADDICT. I will not forget and by not forgetting, posting roll, and holding myself others accountable, I will keep my promise. I am just a man, but as a man I will not back down from this challenge, for if I do I am no longer a man but rather a coward
Damn glad to be quite with you. I only wish I had quit at the age of 21.
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Re: Introduction
« Reply #14 on: March 26, 2014, 01:48:00 AM »
My name is Clark, I'm 21 and on my 31st day of being quit. I know its late but this has been on my mind for a while.

I started 6 years ago dipping longhorn mint and grizzly green. I started because at the time it was cool to put some nasty tasting shit into your mouth. What started as something to get people to like me turned into around a 9,000 dollar addiction (Avg $5 a tin 365 days for 5 years, first year wasn't a tin a day) that ruled my life. I watched my Dad make the decision to be quit in 2011 and thought I could stop any day of the week. I was in such denial of a problem because in my mind how could the Nic Bitch lie? But that's the key she had me by my balls. I was playing football and getting noticed by colleges so I never smoked. I chose to go to Cortland play football and study Kinesiology (later determined I wanted to go into biomedical engineering in grad school). Needless to say I will not be making it into the NFL and actually never finished my career because of injuries. while everything was changing around me one thing stayed constant that stupid fucking death can. Up until 31 days ago when looking in the mirror I had enough. I was tired of always looking for loose change to buy the next tin or having that stuff in my teeth watching my gums go and wondering if the next time I looked would be with me missing parts. So instead of buying another tin I called my Dad and joined here.

I pride myself on my word. I will never use nicotine again. I promise. I will beat this addiction because I know exactly what I am. An ADDICT. I will not forget and by not forgetting, posting roll, and holding myself others accountable, I will keep my promise. I am just a man, but as a man I will not back down from this challenge, for if I do I am no longer a man but rather a coward
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I must remove my nuts from my body, since I will, in effect, become a bitch if I cave. Now, we aren't talking about a knife castration. It must be a banded castration. After several weeks of smelling my gangrenous nuts rotting off slowly, they will eventually just fall off and roll down my pants legs. Just a coupla black, stinkin', mushy ol' nuts. Once this occurs, I can cave and get a dip. Until then, I'm a quitter from here on out.
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Re: Introduction
« Reply #13 on: March 26, 2014, 01:48:00 AM »
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I must remove my nuts from my body, since I will, in effect, become a bitch if I cave. Now, we aren't talking about a knife castration. It must be a banded castration. After several weeks of smelling my gangrenous nuts rotting off slowly, they will eventually just fall off and roll down my pants legs. Just a coupla black, stinkin', mushy ol' nuts. Once this occurs, I can cave and get a dip. Until then, I'm a quitter from here on out.
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Stressful situations are just a way to make us realize what we're capable of overcoming. -monsterEMT

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Re: Introduction
« Reply #12 on: February 27, 2014, 11:29:00 PM »
I received my order from Jakes Feb26 2014 at 3:30 pm, gave my wife my last one pound bag of chew,told her to put it aside and I started on Jakes, IT is now feb 27 at 11:30 pm on Jakes all day feeling good so far, chewed mint first now on licorice not bad at all . i ordered 3 ea jakes ,to see which one I like the best
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Re: Introduction
« Reply #11 on: February 27, 2014, 08:27:00 PM »
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Hello everyone,

I decided to quit 4 days ago because I needed to make changes in my life. I have tried to quit before but haven't had the support group that I see here. I promise that Im done with that stupid shit. Im ready to move on and make a change.

Thank you
Mantelope
Good for you and good for posting in June, do it EVERY day!
Scour this site and read all you can, show up in Live Chat. Drink all the water you can and exercise. There is a wealth of information here start/keep looking for it. Get connected with your June brothers and build a support network. Welcome to KTC!
Come on in and get cozy by the fire. Try not to lick the windows they were just cleaned.

You can do This!!!
Well get your read on! Learn everything there is to know about your opponent and never underestimate her. You need anything pm me. Get Numbers from peeps here build ur tool bag up. Read the welcome center and always post roll.
Welcome,

You got this. I just hit my HOF and the accomplishment was very rewarding. Stick to it and post everyday. This is not a place for slackers. Put 500% into your quit. Get to know your brothers and sisters in June. Exchange numbers and email for accountability and conversation. Quit one day at a time.
Thats the spirit Mantelope. And cool name too. Lets get roll going. You have all the tools you need to quit right here in this site. You can do it. We all are doing it every day
Welcome to the Best of Your life. You really can do this ODAAT.
Quit like fuck every damn day.
Hey bad ass, you are making history! Being a slave is now history for you. Proud to be quitting with you. Erussell 304.
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Re: Introduction
« Reply #10 on: February 27, 2014, 08:11:00 PM »
Welcome! You came to the right place if you really want to be quit!

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