shooting the bear

[wo1miles]

The more ceremonious you make your quit, the least likely you are to return. Right on, shoot those cans. Just remember when things get bad what it was like to finally rid yourself of such a nasty addiction.

[Tsmith17]

The day I quit, I took my can and dumped in the lake at the end of a dock. I can still see those pouches sinking to the bottom, never going in my mouth again. I tossed all my empty cans during the clean-out in the garbage. If I would have brought the 12 gauge out, I prolly would have missed anyway. Last fall I went pheasant hunting and missed exactly 6 roosters in a row inside of an hour. I would have been better off using a slingshot. Nice job on making the decision to quit man. Post roll everyday. Read this link on how to do it if you haven't already: index.php?showtopic=50

Stay quit brother.

[cbird65]

Welcome to the rest of your healthy life- I never went so far as shooting at my cans but I like the symbolism.
If you havenÃ,’t yet, go to the Pre- April HoF page (The HoF Pages are under the heading Quit Groups) and introduce yourself to the brothers and post roll call
(your daily promise to yourself and us that you will not use nicotine today)

[kurtisrunthank92]

So im new to this site. im a few days in on my quit. i was looking around my room and i found at least 50 old kodiak/grizz cans. i took them all out side hung them like xmas ordemints and blasted the hell outta them with my semi auto 12 gauge. i had a monster craving before that (i ate a steak dinner) and it was lifted off me. I believe this is a great way to have some target practice and shoot that damn bear outta my life. if uve done this or something similiar did u feel the same? 'Remshot'