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Offline pab1964

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Re: Cowpoke Quit
« Reply #13 on: April 07, 2015, 10:32:00 AM »
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100 days, HOFr! Congrats man, BAQ!
Congratulations cowpoke see you at 200!
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Re: Cowpoke Quit
« Reply #12 on: April 07, 2015, 09:45:00 AM »
100 days, HOFr! Congrats man, BAQ!
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Re: Cowpoke Quit
« Reply #11 on: January 27, 2015, 07:26:00 PM »
Congrats on the 1 month!
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Re: Cowpoke Quit
« Reply #10 on: January 27, 2015, 07:24:00 PM »
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Way to be Cowpoke! You are 39 times smarter than me. It took me 26 years to get where you did in 8 months!
Take roll post seriously. Do it early and everyday. That promise holds a lot of power for a man of his word.
Welcome!
Month in the books man, congrats! Quit with you EDD!
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Re: Cowpoke Quit
« Reply #9 on: January 21, 2015, 10:51:00 AM »
Way to be Cowpoke! You are 39 times smarter than me. It took me 26 years to get where you did in 8 months!
Take roll post seriously. Do it early and everyday. That promise holds a lot of power for a man of his word.
Welcome!
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Re: Cowpoke Quit
« Reply #8 on: January 21, 2015, 09:25:00 AM »
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Some of you may already know me from the chat room. I would like the thank cpoz421 for pushing me to post roll and introduce myself. I started dipping at school because it was simply the culture here in Laramie. It helped me get through school projects and writing papers. It helped my relax when everything seemed to be building up. Finally while I was home over winter break of 2014 I decided that I had enough of tobacco. Yes I only dipped for about 8 months but I wanted to stop the habit before 8 months turned into 8 years and etc.......It was a tough break but I was able to fight through the withdrawals. Today is day 24 of a dip-free life. I thank all of you in advance for the support and help I am sure to feel. Go Pokes.
Hey cowpoke, awesome job man. I had a similar story ... except it took me 3 years to realize what you did in 8 months. A couple things though:

I know where you're coming from here, but nicotine did NOT help you get through school projects and writing papers. That was your pure will power alone. Dipping did absolutely nothing except keep you addicted to nicotine. I know you might be thinking, "well, it helped give me energy at least", or "it kept me focused and brought me down from a caffeine buzz", but you HAVE to stop thinking that way man. Because we're back at school now, and surprise surprise, this semester is gonna get tough again.

Quitting over break isn't easy, but it's a hell of a lot harder the moment you get that little bit of stress again. It ruined my quit three times. But you have to realize, using tobacco does not help you write those papers. It does not get rid of the stress. One problem + nicotine = two problems. Force yourself to think this way, because otherwise addict logic will worm it's way into your head the first time you have that "how am I ever going to do this?" thought.

Good luck man. Keep posting roll. Keep fighting nicotine. Us college kids get a bad rap in here because most of us think "hell, we're young and I'll just quit again after the semester is out". It doesn't take much reading to see that, for the majority, end of semester turns into "on my wedding day" or "when my first kid is born" or "when my second kid is born" etc.

I quit with you today.
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Re: Cowpoke Quit
« Reply #7 on: January 21, 2015, 02:23:00 AM »
I'm quit with ya Cow.
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Re: Cowpoke Quit
« Reply #6 on: January 20, 2015, 11:52:00 PM »
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Some of you may already know me from the chat room. I would like the thank cpoz421 for pushing me to post roll and introduce myself. I started dipping at school because it was simply the culture here in Laramie. It helped me get through school projects and writing papers. It helped my relax when everything seemed to be building up. Finally while I was home over winter break of 2014 I decided that I had enough of tobacco. Yes I only dipped for about 8 months but I wanted to stop the habit before 8 months turned into 8 years and etc.......It was a tough break but I was able to fight through the withdrawals. Today is day 24 of a dip-free life. I thank all of you in advance for the support and help I am sure to feel. Go Pokes.
Hell yes finally a smart young fellow Rolls in ktc! Congrats! I quit with you my friend!
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Re: Cowpoke Quit
« Reply #5 on: January 20, 2015, 11:12:00 PM »
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Some of you may already know me from the chat room. I would like the thank cpoz421 for pushing me to post roll and introduce myself. I started dipping at school because it was simply the culture here in Laramie. It helped me get through school projects and writing papers. It helped my relax when everything seemed to be building up. Finally while I was home over winter break of 2014 I decided that I had enough of tobacco. Yes I only dipped for about 8 months but I wanted to stop the habit before 8 months turned into 8 years and etc.......It was a tough break but I was able to fight through the withdrawals. Today is day 24 of a dip-free life. I thank all of you in advance for the support and help I am sure to feel. Go Pokes.
Good for you Poke. 24 days on your own is bad ass. Quitting hard with you today.
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Re: Cowpoke Quit
« Reply #4 on: January 20, 2015, 08:11:00 PM »
I'm quit with you, cowpoke! Good on you.
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Re: Cowpoke Quit
« Reply #3 on: January 20, 2015, 08:09:00 PM »
Quote from: cowpoke
Some of you may already know me from the chat room. I would like the thank cpoz421 for pushing me to post roll and introduce myself. I started dipping at school because it was simply the culture here in Laramie. It helped me get through school projects and writing papers. It helped my relax when everything seemed to be building up. Finally while I was home over winter break of 2014 I decided that I had enough of tobacco. Yes I only dipped for about 8 months but I wanted to stop the habit before 8 months turned into 8 years and etc.......It was a tough break but I was able to fight through the withdrawals. Today is day 24 of a dip-free life. I thank all of you in advance for the support and help I am sure to feel. Go Pokes.
This story sounds very similar to mine. You already posted roll for today and you have my number.

Now the ball is in ur court. Keep posting, keep getting numbers.

I quit with you sir!
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Re: Cowpoke Quit
« Reply #2 on: January 20, 2015, 08:07:00 PM »
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Some of you may already know me from the chat room. I would like the thank cpoz421 for pushing me to post roll and introduce myself. I started dipping at school because it was simply the culture here in Laramie. It helped me get through school projects and writing papers. It helped my relax when everything seemed to be building up. Finally while I was home over winter break of 2014 I decided that I had enough of tobacco. Yes I only dipped for about 8 months but I wanted to stop the habit before 8 months turned into 8 years and etc.......It was a tough break but I was able to fight through the withdrawals. Today is day 24 of a dip-free life. I thank all of you in advance for the support and help I am sure to feel. Go Pokes.
You sir may be the smartest quitter here. Realizing you are an addict after 8 months will save your life. Post roll and quit like fuck today.
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Cowpoke Quit
« on: January 20, 2015, 08:05:00 PM »
Some of you may already know me from the chat room. I would like the thank cpoz421 for pushing me to post roll and introduce myself. I started dipping at school because it was simply the culture here in Laramie. It helped me get through school projects and writing papers. It helped my relax when everything seemed to be building up. Finally while I was home over winter break of 2014 I decided that I had enough of tobacco. Yes I only dipped for about 8 months but I wanted to stop the habit before 8 months turned into 8 years and etc.......It was a tough break but I was able to fight through the withdrawals. Today is day 24 of a dip-free life. I thank all of you in advance for the support and help I am sure to feel. Go Pokes.
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