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Offline mustangs21089

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Re: hello all
« Reply #60 on: April 17, 2010, 02:42:00 AM »
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I was up to a can a day mustangs and im going on day 5 now. The NIC bitch is a nasty bitch but she can be conquered. Make the promise and stick with it-GET QUIT!!
hell yes bro!!!!!!!! keep it up!!!
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Re: hello all
« Reply #59 on: April 17, 2010, 12:11:00 AM »
I was up to a can a day mustangs and im going on day 5 now. The NIC bitch is a nasty bitch but she can be conquered. Make the promise and stick with it-GET QUIT!!
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Re: hello all
« Reply #58 on: April 16, 2010, 10:47:00 PM »
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Maybe a little explinatin of why you failed and what you are going to do different this time would be in order.
I'm not gong to sit here and lie to you. I dont know! It was a big transition going from civilian to military life. It is tough being away from family and friends and having to start from scratch. I got homesick, i got lonely, and i put that shit back in my mouth again, but this time it is worse. easily a can a day. I know i sound like a little bitch right now but it is the god given truth my man. no lies! I gotta quit the nic! Health, money, the reasons go on. The lies. everything. it's just no good! I looked at my history and the last time i tried quitting was in 2008. time flies. I got to take advantage of my health while i am 21 years young. I suppose last time i did not stick to my plan beacause of selfishness and pity little excuse. like all of you i am addicted the nic and once youre addicted you will always find a reason to stick that shit between your gums. The hardest part is the psycological addiction. always one in when i am cruisin down the road or sittin at my laptop. this time around i will suck it up and roll with the punches.
i guess since this is intros and all i should tell u a bit about myself


21 years young

originally from casper, wyoming. stationed in California.

love my family and close friends

i enjoy church

i like football ( college football: mountain west confrence)

tried quitting several times and always find a reason or excuse to cave in and buy a tin of grizzly mint long cut or skoal mint pouches but seriously i have dipped everything and anything just mainly grizz mint and skoal mint.

i like capming and traveling

i like gettin out meetin new folks and trying new things.
Try posting more and being more active this time around and you stand a better chance of stahing quit. 117 posts isn't much
Thanks kdip! Will do!!!!!
Glad to see you back Mustang!!! Lets get it done this time!!! Life is better without it!!! You can DO this!!!!!
HELLYES AND I WILL I WILL DO THIS!!!!!!
Don't be a weak-ass, limp-wristed caving piece of goat spunk this time. GET IT DONE, YA STUPID FUCKER!

ps. Quit chewing tobacco.
WORRRRRDDDDDDD!!!!!
!!!!CRaViN bUt I AiNt CaVin!!!!

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Re: hello all
« Reply #57 on: April 16, 2010, 10:42:00 PM »
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Maybe a little explinatin of why you failed and what you are going to do different this time would be in order.
I'm not gong to sit here and lie to you. I dont know! It was a big transition going from civilian to military life. It is tough being away from family and friends and having to start from scratch. I got homesick, i got lonely, and i put that shit back in my mouth again, but this time it is worse. easily a can a day. I know i sound like a little bitch right now but it is the god given truth my man. no lies! I gotta quit the nic! Health, money, the reasons go on. The lies. everything. it's just no good! I looked at my history and the last time i tried quitting was in 2008. time flies. I got to take advantage of my health while i am 21 years young. I suppose last time i did not stick to my plan beacause of selfishness and pity little excuse. like all of you i am addicted the nic and once youre addicted you will always find a reason to stick that shit between your gums. The hardest part is the psycological addiction. always one in when i am cruisin down the road or sittin at my laptop. this time around i will suck it up and roll with the punches.
i guess since this is intros and all i should tell u a bit about myself


21 years young

originally from casper, wyoming. stationed in California.

love my family and close friends

i enjoy church

i like football ( college football: mountain west confrence)

tried quitting several times and always find a reason or excuse to cave in and buy a tin of grizzly mint long cut or skoal mint pouches but seriously i have dipped everything and anything just mainly grizz mint and skoal mint.

i like capming and traveling

i like gettin out meetin new folks and trying new things.
Try posting more and being more active this time around and you stand a better chance of stahing quit. 117 posts isn't much
Thanks kdip! Will do!!!!!
Glad to see you back Mustang!!! Lets get it done this time!!! Life is better without it!!! You can DO this!!!!!
HELLYES AND I WILL I WILL DO THIS!!!!!!
Don't be a weak-ass, limp-wristed caving piece of goat spunk this time. GET IT DONE, YA STUPID FUCKER!

ps. Quit chewing tobacco.

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Re: hello all
« Reply #56 on: April 16, 2010, 10:39:00 PM »
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Maybe a little explinatin of why you failed and what you are going to do different this time would be in order.
I'm not gong to sit here and lie to you. I dont know! It was a big transition going from civilian to military life. It is tough being away from family and friends and having to start from scratch. I got homesick, i got lonely, and i put that shit back in my mouth again, but this time it is worse. easily a can a day. I know i sound like a little bitch right now but it is the god given truth my man. no lies! I gotta quit the nic! Health, money, the reasons go on. The lies. everything. it's just no good! I looked at my history and the last time i tried quitting was in 2008. time flies. I got to take advantage of my health while i am 21 years young. I suppose last time i did not stick to my plan beacause of selfishness and pity little excuse. like all of you i am addicted the nic and once youre addicted you will always find a reason to stick that shit between your gums. The hardest part is the psycological addiction. always one in when i am cruisin down the road or sittin at my laptop. this time around i will suck it up and roll with the punches.
i guess since this is intros and all i should tell u a bit about myself


21 years young

originally from casper, wyoming. stationed in California.

love my family and close friends

i enjoy church

i like football ( college football: mountain west confrence)

tried quitting several times and always find a reason or excuse to cave in and buy a tin of grizzly mint long cut or skoal mint pouches but seriously i have dipped everything and anything just mainly grizz mint and skoal mint.

i like capming and traveling

i like gettin out meetin new folks and trying new things.
Try posting more and being more active this time around and you stand a better chance of stahing quit. 117 posts isn't much
Thanks kdip! Will do!!!!!
Glad to see you back Mustang!!! Lets get it done this time!!! Life is better without it!!! You can DO this!!!!!
HELLYES AND I WILL I WILL DO THIS!!!!!!
!!!!CRaViN bUt I AiNt CaVin!!!!

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Re: hello all
« Reply #55 on: April 16, 2010, 10:04:00 PM »
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Maybe a little explinatin of why you failed and what you are going to do different this time would be in order.
I'm not gong to sit here and lie to you. I dont know! It was a big transition going from civilian to military life. It is tough being away from family and friends and having to start from scratch. I got homesick, i got lonely, and i put that shit back in my mouth again, but this time it is worse. easily a can a day. I know i sound like a little bitch right now but it is the god given truth my man. no lies! I gotta quit the nic! Health, money, the reasons go on. The lies. everything. it's just no good! I looked at my history and the last time i tried quitting was in 2008. time flies. I got to take advantage of my health while i am 21 years young. I suppose last time i did not stick to my plan beacause of selfishness and pity little excuse. like all of you i am addicted the nic and once youre addicted you will always find a reason to stick that shit between your gums. The hardest part is the psycological addiction. always one in when i am cruisin down the road or sittin at my laptop. this time around i will suck it up and roll with the punches.
i guess since this is intros and all i should tell u a bit about myself


21 years young

originally from casper, wyoming. stationed in California.

love my family and close friends

i enjoy church

i like football ( college football: mountain west confrence)

tried quitting several times and always find a reason or excuse to cave in and buy a tin of grizzly mint long cut or skoal mint pouches but seriously i have dipped everything and anything just mainly grizz mint and skoal mint.

i like capming and traveling

i like gettin out meetin new folks and trying new things.
Try posting more and being more active this time around and you stand a better chance of stahing quit. 117 posts isn't much
Thanks kdip! Will do!!!!!
Glad to see you back Mustang!!! Lets get it done this time!!! Life is better without it!!! You can DO this!!!!!

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Re: hello all
« Reply #54 on: April 16, 2010, 09:57:00 PM »
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Quote from: razd611
Maybe a little explinatin of why you failed and what you are going to do different this time would be in order.
I'm not gong to sit here and lie to you. I dont know! It was a big transition going from civilian to military life. It is tough being away from family and friends and having to start from scratch. I got homesick, i got lonely, and i put that shit back in my mouth again, but this time it is worse. easily a can a day. I know i sound like a little bitch right now but it is the god given truth my man. no lies! I gotta quit the nic! Health, money, the reasons go on. The lies. everything. it's just no good! I looked at my history and the last time i tried quitting was in 2008. time flies. I got to take advantage of my health while i am 21 years young. I suppose last time i did not stick to my plan beacause of selfishness and pity little excuse. like all of you i am addicted the nic and once youre addicted you will always find a reason to stick that shit between your gums. The hardest part is the psycological addiction. always one in when i am cruisin down the road or sittin at my laptop. this time around i will suck it up and roll with the punches.
i guess since this is intros and all i should tell u a bit about myself


21 years young

originally from casper, wyoming. stationed in California.

love my family and close friends

i enjoy church

i like football ( college football: mountain west confrence)

tried quitting several times and always find a reason or excuse to cave in and buy a tin of grizzly mint long cut or skoal mint pouches but seriously i have dipped everything and anything just mainly grizz mint and skoal mint.

i like capming and traveling

i like gettin out meetin new folks and trying new things.
Try posting more and being more active this time around and you stand a better chance of stahing quit. 117 posts isn't much
Thanks kdip! Will do!!!!!
!!!!CRaViN bUt I AiNt CaVin!!!!

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Re: hello all
« Reply #53 on: April 16, 2010, 09:21:00 PM »
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Maybe a little explinatin of why you failed and what you are going to do different this time would be in order.
I'm not gong to sit here and lie to you. I dont know! It was a big transition going from civilian to military life. It is tough being away from family and friends and having to start from scratch. I got homesick, i got lonely, and i put that shit back in my mouth again, but this time it is worse. easily a can a day. I know i sound like a little bitch right now but it is the god given truth my man. no lies! I gotta quit the nic! Health, money, the reasons go on. The lies. everything. it's just no good! I looked at my history and the last time i tried quitting was in 2008. time flies. I got to take advantage of my health while i am 21 years young. I suppose last time i did not stick to my plan beacause of selfishness and pity little excuse. like all of you i am addicted the nic and once youre addicted you will always find a reason to stick that shit between your gums. The hardest part is the psycological addiction. always one in when i am cruisin down the road or sittin at my laptop. this time around i will suck it up and roll with the punches.
i guess since this is intros and all i should tell u a bit about myself


21 years young

originally from casper, wyoming. stationed in California.

love my family and close friends

i enjoy church

i like football ( college football: mountain west confrence)

tried quitting several times and always find a reason or excuse to cave in and buy a tin of grizzly mint long cut or skoal mint pouches but seriously i have dipped everything and anything just mainly grizz mint and skoal mint.

i like capming and traveling

i like gettin out meetin new folks and trying new things.
Try posting more and being more active this time around and you stand a better chance of stahing quit. 117 posts isn't much

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Re: hello all
« Reply #52 on: April 16, 2010, 07:16:00 PM »
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Maybe a little explinatin of why you failed and what you are going to do different this time would be in order.
I'm not gong to sit here and lie to you. I dont know! It was a big transition going from civilian to military life. It is tough being away from family and friends and having to start from scratch. I got homesick, i got lonely, and i put that shit back in my mouth again, but this time it is worse. easily a can a day. I know i sound like a little bitch right now but it is the god given truth my man. no lies! I gotta quit the nic! Health, money, the reasons go on. The lies. everything. it's just no good! I looked at my history and the last time i tried quitting was in 2008. time flies. I got to take advantage of my health while i am 21 years young. I suppose last time i did not stick to my plan beacause of selfishness and pity little excuse. like all of you i am addicted the nic and once youre addicted you will always find a reason to stick that shit between your gums. The hardest part is the psycological addiction. always one in when i am cruisin down the road or sittin at my laptop. this time around i will suck it up and roll with the punches.
i guess since this is intros and all i should tell u a bit about myself


21 years young

originally from casper, wyoming. stationed in California.

love my family and close friends

i enjoy church

i like football ( college football: mountain west confrence)

tried quitting several times and always find a reason or excuse to cave in and buy a tin of grizzly mint long cut or skoal mint pouches but seriously i have dipped everything and anything just mainly grizz mint and skoal mint.

i like capming and traveling

i like gettin out meetin new folks and trying new things.
!!!!CRaViN bUt I AiNt CaVin!!!!

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Re: hello all
« Reply #51 on: April 16, 2010, 07:07:00 PM »
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Maybe a little explinatin of why you failed and what you are going to do different this time would be in order.
I'm not gong to sit here and lie to you. I dont know! It was a big transition going from civilian to military life. It is tough being away from family and friends and having to start from scratch. I got homesick, i got lonely, and i put that shit back in my mouth again, but this time it is worse. easily a can a day. I know i sound like a little bitch right now but it is the god given truth my man. no lies! I gotta quit the nic! Health, money, the reasons go on. The lies. everything. it's just no good! I looked at my history and the last time i tried quitting was in 2008. time flies. I got to take advantage of my health while i am 21 years young. I suppose last time i did not stick to my plan beacause of selfishness and pity little excuse. like all of you i am addicted the nic and once youre addicted you will always find a reason to stick that shit between your gums. The hardest part is the psycological addiction. always one in when i am cruisin down the road or sittin at my laptop. this time around i will suck it up and roll with the punches.
!!!!CRaViN bUt I AiNt CaVin!!!!

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Re: hello all
« Reply #50 on: April 16, 2010, 06:47:00 PM »
Maybe a little explinatin of why you failed and what you are going to do different this time would be in order.
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Re: hello all
« Reply #49 on: April 16, 2010, 06:32:00 PM »
well folks some of you probably recognize my screen name. yep i have been here before. I starting my quit for real this time. for me. I am start tomorrow 17 Apr 10. seems as if i quit for all the wrong reasons. and since i have been in the air force my addiction has only gotten worse. im easily up to 1 can a day. i fear my health along with my future. this wont be an easy road but i gotta do it! i can do this. so can all of you. I sorta forgot how to post roll call and how it all works but im sure ill figure it out.
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Re: hello all
« Reply #48 on: September 03, 2008, 06:05:00 PM »
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i will wyostateofmind!
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Re: hello all
« Reply #47 on: September 03, 2008, 01:53:00 PM »
I've always been a firm believer in our bodies ability to adapt to "foreign substances" For as long as you've been chewing, your body has been adjusting. Now that the nicotine is leaving your system, once again your body is having to adjust. Think of it in terms of an engine being overhauled. In essence that's whats going on with your body physically right now. Couple that with the emotional changes you're inevitably experiencing and you're a mess - no offense. Trust me, it not only gets better, you will soon be seeing life in a whole new light and it is a beautiful thing my friend. Stay quit, there's no turning back now.
There's nothing nicotine has to offer that I need. Never has been, never will be.

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Re: hello all
« Reply #46 on: September 03, 2008, 11:49:00 AM »
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mustang
my ears hurt.
my jaw hurt.
i couldn't sleep for weeks.
my acid reflux was off the chart
i took myself to the ER twice cause i thought i was having a heart attack.

all of these "symptoms" went away... i'm quit. no cancer.

if you want to get some peace of mind head to your doc and tell him what's going on... be honest. tell him you're quitting, how long you chewed, how often, etc. have him give you a good checkout. then just keep quitting.

chewie[/QUOTE]
I think it's the immune systems response to a dramatic shift. I'm on day 10 right now, when I quit my ears hurt, then my chest got all gurgely. Last night the Dr. told me I have pnumonia (don't make me spell that, I'm tired). It's making me think you have to pass thru the 7 gates of hell or something. Keep up the good fight.