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Re: Alright so... Day two... SOB this isn't easy.
« Reply #29 on: January 17, 2015, 05:06:00 PM »
OH NO!!!!! I made him go away...... Sorry KTC I'm a loser!!!

Oh wait a minute. I just came here and quit and stayed quit. No drama!!! OK, maybe a little... No FUs though ever!!!!
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Re: Alright so... Day two... SOB this isn't easy.
« Reply #28 on: January 16, 2015, 09:04:00 PM »
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Fuck you!
It was bugging me . . I knew I'd seen it somewhere before.

And then I remembered . .

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Re: Alright so... Day two... SOB this isn't easy.
« Reply #27 on: January 16, 2015, 06:47:00 PM »
Wait a minute, why didn't I get a fuck you? I can't even be facetious without fucking it up. Back to the old Grady.

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Re: Alright so... Day two... SOB this isn't easy.
« Reply #26 on: January 16, 2015, 05:38:00 PM »
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@GrevousAngel @candoit @TucoÂ’s Grill @slug.go @Scowick65 @doc2quit4good

Fuck you!

Feel free to delete my account, I will not be back around with people like you present.

Do people go to AA and get told basically to fuck off? No… it’s called a “SUPPORT” group for a reason. They have people to walk through the process with them knowing that even if they stumble they will be embraced and made better because of it. Waiting to “Tear you a new one” or is bullshit and not supportive at all to someone that truly is at a point where they wanted to seek help and be part of a community to quit. But that community is full of a bunch of ass heads. I’ll find support and a group somewhere else where people actually give a shit about the person behind posting then trying to one up and be the big man on campus stroking their ego. Glad I took the time to write out a message that meant something to me and you guys were just dicks about it. Damn my bad for not reading every fucking post on the forum and remember every rule… ever heard manners and being polite? I mean you must have just been perfect and the first time you quit went perfectly….. never had any issues at all and the first time you though of quitting… it just happened. I bet that you just woke up one day and decided today is the day. Glad you remember what it’s like to be the one getting over an addiction and your decision day. Glad you remember how much it meant to have someone by your side fighting with you then trying to find any reason to tear you down.

Why IÂ’m back is because I stumbled and for a long time felt ashamed to come back because I was having trouble again. That I failed the guys I was part of in the group but I am done with nicotine and don't give a crap what you guys think. IÂ’ve already made the decision no matter what pain comes from quitting, iÂ’m done. My bad for wanting to have some meaning behind it in 4 days and something that I could remember on my birthday of 10,000 days. PLENTY of website with tips for quitting smoking suggest planning a quit date and sticking to that. Well that's what I'm doing...

@all the rest of you that are supportive and making it day by dayÂ… keep going youÂ’re an inspiration to me. IÂ’ll be right along with you but sorry call me emotional, I donÂ’t like to be associated with a bunch of assholes. So my roll will not be posted here.

Stay Quit
James
He mad.

He real mad.

This site isn't for everyone. I registered six months ago and didn't post a thing until January when I had had enough and was determined to quit--and not a day before.

Glad I didn't go shooting off at the mouth before I understood the modus operandi, otherwise I might have made a similar ass out of myself.

And the thing is, YOU ARE A RETREAD. You act as if the KTC way comes as a surprise to you.

If you want to show a bit of backbone and humility, come on back and work it the KTC way.

Otherwise, go find a kinder, gentler method.


Your addiction story is not all that original. Past caves and future plans. In fact you are the 23,333rd person who has come here. We know what works and what doesn't. Hugs and planned quit dates don't work.

You can do this. Tell us why you failed. Post roll, quit and help others do balls to the walls no excuses quitting. If you can't do that cool. There is a softer gentler way elsewhere.

Don't take a seat in the life raft if you aren't serious about saving your life.

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Re: Alright so... Day two... SOB this isn't easy.
« Reply #25 on: January 16, 2015, 05:20:00 PM »
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@GrevousAngel @candoit @TucoÂ’s Grill @slug.go @Scowick65 @doc2quit4good

Fuck you!

Feel free to delete my account, I will not be back around with people like you present.

Do people go to AA and get told basically to fuck off? No… it’s called a “SUPPORT” group for a reason. They have people to walk through the process with them knowing that even if they stumble they will be embraced and made better because of it. Waiting to “Tear you a new one” or is bullshit and not supportive at all to someone that truly is at a point where they wanted to seek help and be part of a community to quit. But that community is full of a bunch of ass heads. I’ll find support and a group somewhere else where people actually give a shit about the person behind posting then trying to one up and be the big man on campus stroking their ego. Glad I took the time to write out a message that meant something to me and you guys were just dicks about it. Damn my bad for not reading every fucking post on the forum and remember every rule… ever heard manners and being polite? I mean you must have just been perfect and the first time you quit went perfectly….. never had any issues at all and the first time you though of quitting… it just happened. I bet that you just woke up one day and decided today is the day. Glad you remember what it’s like to be the one getting over an addiction and your decision day. Glad you remember how much it meant to have someone by your side fighting with you then trying to find any reason to tear you down.

Why IÂ’m back is because I stumbled and for a long time felt ashamed to come back because I was having trouble again. That I failed the guys I was part of in the group but I am done with nicotine and don't give a crap what you guys think. IÂ’ve already made the decision no matter what pain comes from quitting, iÂ’m done. My bad for wanting to have some meaning behind it in 4 days and something that I could remember on my birthday of 10,000 days. PLENTY of website with tips for quitting smoking suggest planning a quit date and sticking to that. Well that's what I'm doing...

@all the rest of you that are supportive and making it day by dayÂ… keep going youÂ’re an inspiration to me. IÂ’ll be right along with you but sorry call me emotional, I donÂ’t like to be associated with a bunch of assholes. So my roll will not be posted here.

Stay Quit
James
He mad.

He real mad.

This site isn't for everyone. I registered six months ago and didn't post a thing until January when I had had enough and was determined to quit--and not a day before.

Glad I didn't go shooting off at the mouth before I understood the modus operandi, otherwise I might have made a similar ass out of myself.

And the thing is, YOU ARE A RETREAD. You act as if the KTC way comes as a surprise to you.

If you want to show a bit of backbone and humility, come on back and work it the KTC way.

Otherwise, go find a kinder, gentler method.

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Re: Alright so... Day two... SOB this isn't easy.
« Reply #24 on: January 16, 2015, 05:07:00 PM »
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@GrevousAngel @candoit @TucoÂ’s Grill @slug.go @Scowick65 @doc2quit4good

Fuck you!

Feel free to delete my account, I will not be back around with people like you present.

Do people go to AA and get told basically to fuck off? No… it’s called a “SUPPORT” group for a reason. They have people to walk through the process with them knowing that even if they stumble they will be embraced and made better because of it. Waiting to “Tear you a new one” or is bullshit and not supportive at all to someone that truly is at a point where they wanted to seek help and be part of a community to quit. But that community is full of a bunch of ass heads. I’ll find support and a group somewhere else where people actually give a shit about the person behind posting then trying to one up and be the big man on campus stroking their ego. Glad I took the time to write out a message that meant something to me and you guys were just dicks about it. Damn my bad for not reading every fucking post on the forum and remember every rule… ever heard manners and being polite? I mean you must have just been perfect and the first time you quit went perfectly….. never had any issues at all and the first time you though of quitting… it just happened. I bet that you just woke up one day and decided today is the day. Glad you remember what it’s like to be the one getting over an addiction and your decision day. Glad you remember how much it meant to have someone by your side fighting with you then trying to find any reason to tear you down.

Why IÂ’m back is because I stumbled and for a long time felt ashamed to come back because I was having trouble again. That I failed the guys I was part of in the group but I am done with nicotine and don't give a crap what you guys think. IÂ’ve already made the decision no matter what pain comes from quitting, iÂ’m done. My bad for wanting to have some meaning behind it in 4 days and something that I could remember on my birthday of 10,000 days. PLENTY of website with tips for quitting smoking suggest planning a quit date and sticking to that. Well that's what I'm doing...

@all the rest of you that are supportive and making it day by dayÂ… keep going youÂ’re an inspiration to me. IÂ’ll be right along with you but sorry call me emotional, I donÂ’t like to be associated with a bunch of assholes. So my roll will not be posted here.

Stay Quit
James
@ilkneeboarder87:

Extricate yourself from your shitty, counterproductive, addict thinking. Stop making nonsense plans, and start doing this shit today. Right now. No excuses.

You shit on KTC by coming here once and then caving. You shit on us again when you posted your sorry plan in the middle of our roll call without actually posting roll. You shit on our rug, and yet you want us to apologize?

If you came here to have your balls coddled with velveteen gloves while you "try" to quit again, then this is not the place for you. Not a single person will beg you to stay since your present lack of fortitude, integrity, and accountability will not mesh with how we Quit here.

"Here's to the next 10,000 days!" What the fuck does that even mean?

We quit today, one day at a time. None of this 10,000 day bullshit.

Fix your mindset. As in, completely. Then try again.

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Re: Alright so... Day two... SOB this isn't easy.
« Reply #23 on: January 16, 2015, 05:01:00 PM »
Quote from: ilwakeboarder87
@GrevousAngel @candoit @TucoÂ’s Grill @slug.go @Scowick65 @doc2quit4good

Fuck you!

Feel free to delete my account, I will not be back around with people like you present.

Do people go to AA and get told basically to fuck off? No… it’s called a “SUPPORT” group for a reason. They have people to walk through the process with them knowing that even if they stumble they will be embraced and made better because of it. Waiting to “Tear you a new one” or is bullshit and not supportive at all to someone that truly is at a point where they wanted to seek help and be part of a community to quit. But that community is full of a bunch of ass heads. I’ll find support and a group somewhere else where people actually give a shit about the person behind posting then trying to one up and be the big man on campus stroking their ego. Glad I took the time to write out a message that meant something to me and you guys were just dicks about it. Damn my bad for not reading every fucking post on the forum and remember every rule… ever heard manners and being polite? I mean you must have just been perfect and the first time you quit went perfectly….. never had any issues at all and the first time you though of quitting… it just happened. I bet that you just woke up one day and decided today is the day. Glad you remember what it’s like to be the one getting over an addiction and your decision day. Glad you remember how much it meant to have someone by your side fighting with you then trying to find any reason to tear you down.

Why IÂ’m back is because I stumbled and for a long time felt ashamed to come back because I was having trouble again. That I failed the guys I was part of in the group but I am done with nicotine and don't give a crap what you guys think. IÂ’ve already made the decision no matter what pain comes from quitting, iÂ’m done. My bad for wanting to have some meaning behind it in 4 days and something that I could remember on my birthday of 10,000 days. PLENTY of website with tips for quitting smoking suggest planning a quit date and sticking to that. Well that's what I'm doing...

@all the rest of you that are supportive and making it day by dayÂ… keep going youÂ’re an inspiration to me. IÂ’ll be right along with you but sorry call me emotional, I donÂ’t like to be associated with a bunch of assholes. So my roll will not be posted here.

Stay Quit
James
'cry'

To support is to show approval through assistance. If you want assistance in quitting tobacco use, there isn't a better venue on the internet or anywhere else. However, if it's approval that you're seeking you had better make damn sure that your ship doesn't have any leaks before you set sail, and from here it looks like you have one hell of a leaky ship.

Come back when you untuck it and you'll get your support.
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Re: Alright so... Day two... SOB this isn't easy.
« Reply #22 on: January 16, 2015, 04:59:00 PM »
Quote from: ilwakeboarder87
@GrevousAngel @candoit @TucoÂ’s Grill @slug.go @Scowick65 @doc2quit4good

Fuck you!

Feel free to delete my account, I will not be back around with people like you present.

Do people go to AA and get told basically to fuck off? No… it’s called a “SUPPORT” group for a reason. They have people to walk through the process with them knowing that even if they stumble they will be embraced and made better because of it. Waiting to “Tear you a new one” or is bullshit and not supportive at all to someone that truly is at a point where they wanted to seek help and be part of a community to quit. But that community is full of a bunch of ass heads. I’ll find support and a group somewhere else where people actually give a shit about the person behind posting then trying to one up and be the big man on campus stroking their ego. Glad I took the time to write out a message that meant something to me and you guys were just dicks about it. Damn my bad for not reading every fucking post on the forum and remember every rule… ever heard manners and being polite? I mean you must have just been perfect and the first time you quit went perfectly….. never had any issues at all and the first time you though of quitting… it just happened. I bet that you just woke up one day and decided today is the day. Glad you remember what it’s like to be the one getting over an addiction and your decision day. Glad you remember how much it meant to have someone by your side fighting with you then trying to find any reason to tear you down.

Why IÂ’m back is because I stumbled and for a long time felt ashamed to come back because I was having trouble again. That I failed the guys I was part of in the group but I am done with nicotine and don't give a crap what you guys think. IÂ’ve already made the decision no matter what pain comes from quitting, iÂ’m done. My bad for wanting to have some meaning behind it in 4 days and something that I could remember on my birthday of 10,000 days. PLENTY of website with tips for quitting smoking suggest planning a quit date and sticking to that. Well that's what I'm doing...

@all the rest of you that are supportive and making it day by dayÂ… keep going youÂ’re an inspiration to me. IÂ’ll be right along with you but sorry call me emotional, I donÂ’t like to be associated with a bunch of assholes. So my roll will not be posted here.

Stay Quit
James
So much addict speak, you are dying. Here is my favorite:
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PLENTY of website with tips for quitting smoking suggest planning a quit date and sticking to that. Well that's what I'm doing...
See, you aint posting on one of those websites. You are posting on one that actually works. Our plan:

1) flush/destroy all nicotine products.
2) post roll
3) keep your word

See how easy it is? Bet their plans have all sorts of steps, and methods, and tricks, and blah blah blah.

Its all bullshit. What if one of the chews you stuff in your face or Virginia Slims you suck down your suck hole is the one that flips the cancer switch? How great is your plan then?

How about for your 10,000th birthday you have every bit of nicotine out of your system and are posting a day 4? Day 1 will ALWAYS be a milestone so long as you are quit. Stop playing Russian Roulette with cancer, flush your nic products, and post roll.
The problem is not the problem.  The problem is your attitude about the problem.  Do you understand?

Draw Fire

If its too much trouble to post roll call, you could always fuck off.

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Re: Alright so... Day two... SOB this isn't easy.
« Reply #21 on: January 16, 2015, 04:35:00 PM »
@GrevousAngel @candoit @TucoÂ’s Grill @slug.go @Scowick65 @doc2quit4good

Fuck you!

Feel free to delete my account, I will not be back around with people like you present.

Do people go to AA and get told basically to fuck off? No… it’s called a “SUPPORT” group for a reason. They have people to walk through the process with them knowing that even if they stumble they will be embraced and made better because of it. Waiting to “Tear you a new one” or is bullshit and not supportive at all to someone that truly is at a point where they wanted to seek help and be part of a community to quit. But that community is full of a bunch of ass heads. I’ll find support and a group somewhere else where people actually give a shit about the person behind posting then trying to one up and be the big man on campus stroking their ego. Glad I took the time to write out a message that meant something to me and you guys were just dicks about it. Damn my bad for not reading every fucking post on the forum and remember every rule… ever heard manners and being polite? I mean you must have just been perfect and the first time you quit went perfectly….. never had any issues at all and the first time you though of quitting… it just happened. I bet that you just woke up one day and decided today is the day. Glad you remember what it’s like to be the one getting over an addiction and your decision day. Glad you remember how much it meant to have someone by your side fighting with you then trying to find any reason to tear you down.

Why IÂ’m back is because I stumbled and for a long time felt ashamed to come back because I was having trouble again. That I failed the guys I was part of in the group but I am done with nicotine and don't give a crap what you guys think. IÂ’ve already made the decision no matter what pain comes from quitting, iÂ’m done. My bad for wanting to have some meaning behind it in 4 days and something that I could remember on my birthday of 10,000 days. PLENTY of website with tips for quitting smoking suggest planning a quit date and sticking to that. Well that's what I'm doing...

@all the rest of you that are supportive and making it day by dayÂ… keep going youÂ’re an inspiration to me. IÂ’ll be right along with you but sorry call me emotional, I donÂ’t like to be associated with a bunch of assholes. So my roll will not be posted here.

Stay Quit
James

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Re: Alright so... Day two... SOB this isn't easy.
« Reply #20 on: January 16, 2015, 04:10:00 PM »
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bump....

Looks like you have been here before....
I would love to read why you are back.

'Popcorn'
Well he ain't back until the 20th .. his special day.

He told us so . . in the April quit group.

I'll suggest again that he wait until the 22nd.
Somebody please text me if he doesn't show up on the 20th. I am sure to be under stress that day knowing that he didn't make it back. His quit sounded so promising before.... 'bang head'
epic FAIL.

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Re: Alright so... Day two... SOB this isn't easy.
« Reply #19 on: January 16, 2015, 04:08:00 PM »
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Quote from: Scowick65
Quote from: jost2brown
bump....

Looks like you have been here before....
I would love to read why you are back.

'Popcorn'
Well he ain't back until the 20th .. his special day.

He told us so . . in the April quit group.

I'll suggest again that he wait until the 22nd.
Somebody please text me if he doesn't show up on the 20th. I am sure to be under stress that day knowing that he didn't make it back. His quit sounded so promising before.... 'bang head'
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Re: Alright so... Day two... SOB this isn't easy.
« Reply #18 on: January 16, 2015, 04:08:00 PM »
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Quote from: Scowick65
Quote from: jost2brown
bump....

Looks like you have been here before....
I would love to read why you are back.

'Popcorn'
Well he ain't back until the 20th .. his special day.

He told us so . . in the April quit group.

I'll suggest again that he wait until the 22nd.
FAIL.

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Re: Alright so... Day two... SOB this isn't easy.
« Reply #17 on: January 16, 2015, 03:58:00 PM »
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Quote from: jost2brown
bump....

Looks like you have been here before....
I would love to read why you are back.

'Popcorn'
Well he ain't back until the 20th .. his special day.

He told us so . . in the April quit group.

I'll suggest again that he wait until the 22nd.

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Re: Alright so... Day two... SOB this isn't easy.
« Reply #16 on: January 16, 2015, 03:24:00 PM »
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Hey guys,

I will be joining you all officially on the 20th as my first day and shaving my beard off as well. (Please don't tell me to just do it now... I have significance to the day I'm choosing).

On the 20th I'll be 10,000 days old (like to look at my life in terms of days vs years as is gives a better perspective on time I feel.) Anyways, I took a look at the time spent and crunched some numbers about my addiction. It has been around 3,000 days since my first nicotine fix and has been continuous since that. Thinking about that... that's almost 30% of my life, i've been under the influence of a drug. That is 'Crazy' to me. Can I even remember what it's like to not have it in my body? Not really to be honest since it's been so long and I can barely remember the time before nicotine. Say that every 3 days I bought a can at an average of $4.... I've lost over $4000 dollars to something that has brought what positive to my life? I could have been almost 1/2 way to the .50 BMG rifle that I dream about. 'Remshot'

Well the time has come to quit.... I'm over it. For so long, I just didn't want to deal with the quitting issues, the failure after failure after failure after failure to quit and really admitting that I was an addict. Guess the first step is admitting the problem to myself. Well that time has come, I'm tired of sore gums, bottles laying all over, staying up after my wife goes to bed to get that last pinch in before bed, and so many other things to feed and keep something that honestly, isn't that enjoyable anymore but just a habit. I'm planning and hoping for a couple children in the next few years and the last thing I want them to see is their role model / father with a disgusting habit... that's one of the big reasons it's stopping now. Among knowing what it's like to be free of an addition and never look back. I understand it'll be hard and there will be days I might want to stab something, but the time has come.

I know it's a couple days early and not my official quit/day 1, but I wanted to give you all a heads up that I am coming and excited about getting rid of this crap once and for all.

Looking forward to the next 10,000 days free.

James
I posted this in your intro for you Jimbo for everyone to see. We all thank you for the status update. It's important for retreads to have a plan and tell their story. Just answer the 3 questions and everything will be hunky dory for you.

Spread your wings. :scowick:

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Re: Alright so... Day two... SOB this isn't easy.
« Reply #15 on: January 16, 2015, 03:01:00 PM »
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bump....

Looks like you have been here before....
I would love to read why you are back.

'Popcorn'