Bdsdesigns back on the horse

[Wt57]

No response??????? Come on. Man up and quit!

I see you found KTC 3 years ago but haven't found the balls to quit yet. You need to decide if you want to quit more than you want to satisfy your addiction. How many times have you read on that can, "satisfied since 1833"? Yep the shit satisfies that ever increasing craving of your addiction. Your decision, ........!

[Erussell]

No response??????? Come on. Man up and quit!

[Mogul]

Mr west, evil, emulator.... You guys are not wrong. 'bang head' You get it, I get it, why the fuck do other addicts not get it?

[Emulator]

I sort of chopped up your intro and added my own $0.02 in BLUE. If you joined in 2011 when did this friend making and chatting take place. You have 3 total posts? Is this intro for real?

"What can I say other than I loved that stuff." Hate it! Have any other emotion and you will fail. Again.

"I simply couldn't do ANYTHING without it." You chose to do everything with it.

"By accident, if you want to call it that, I happened upon this website and began to chat and make some new friends." You opened your browser and by a miracle KTC was your homepage? Or did you Google quitting dip? If the second is true it is no accident and you must think I'm a dope to believe otherwise.

"Unfortunately, I fell off the horse..." You chose to. Own that decision.

"...you can't tell me that I'm the only one to do that!" I can only speak for myself but you are 100% wrong. Since I have quit I have not touched nicotine or tobacco in any way, shape, or form. If your name is roll, which mine has been for 526 straight days, you do not use nicotine that day. Period. Name on roll = Quit. Name not on roll = fell off the horse and likely scraped your knee and got some sand in your fun girlie parts.

"The addiction reared it's ugly head when I was on my to work and I gave up...simple as that!" Addiction doesn't go away like a social disease after a round of antibiotics. Once an addict, always an addict. I am a nicotine ADDICT that chose to be quit today, and for today only, and for the past 526 days in a row. I will likely make that same decision tomorrow because I will still be an addict tomorrow.

"I never realized it would be this difficult." Really? I have written at least 4 different responses to this statement and erased them all. All I can do is shake my head.

I truly feel saddened by the failed quit and the weakness displayed. The quit is the new life, if you can not see the daemon nature of the Nic. Bitch then you are a fool. The tools on this site have been honed over several years by serious quitters. I may lose my job any day for the last several months (Thanks Obama) I have chest pain constantly, my son has health issues that I can not control. I may piss some of you off at time .... but you still my bitches and me yours. I may drop dead tomorrow.... whenever I do die, I will die a free fucking MAN not finger fucking the bitch that gave me this addiction.

[Evil_Won]

I sort of chopped up your intro and added my own $0.02 in BLUE. If you joined in 2011 when did this friend making and chatting take place. You have 3 total posts? Is this intro for real?

"What can I say other than I loved that stuff." Hate it! Have any other emotion and you will fail. Again.

"I simply couldn't do ANYTHING without it." You chose to do everything with it.

"By accident, if you want to call it that, I happened upon this website and began to chat and make some new friends." You opened your browser and by a miracle KTC was your homepage? Or did you Google quitting dip? If the second is true it is no accident and you must think I'm a dope to believe otherwise.

"Unfortunately, I fell off the horse..." You chose to. Own that decision.

"...you can't tell me that I'm the only one to do that!" I can only speak for myself but you are 100% wrong. Since I have quit I have not touched nicotine or tobacco in any way, shape, or form. If your name is roll, which mine has been for 526 straight days, you do not use nicotine that day. Period. Name on roll = Quit. Name not on roll = fell off the horse and likely scraped your knee and got some sand in your fun girlie parts.

"The addiction reared it's ugly head when I was on my to work and I gave up...simple as that!" Addiction doesn't go away like a social disease after a round of antibiotics. Once an addict, always an addict. I am a nicotine ADDICT that chose to be quit today, and for today only, and for the past 526 days in a row. I will likely make that same decision tomorrow because I will still be an addict tomorrow.

"I never realized it would be this difficult." Really? I have written at least 4 different responses to this statement and erased them all. All I can do is shake my head.

[Lipizzaner]

Unfortunately, I fell off the horse...and you can't tell me that I'm the only one to do that! The addiction reared it's ugly head when I was on my to work and I gave up...simple as that!

Definitely not the first.
A month ago I would have had your back. Unfortunately I know what will happen.
To cave this casually the first time means there will be a second cave. And if you come back to try again, you will cave again. Because you are not ready to quit.
You are weak. Your quit is weak.
I won't waste anymore time on you than to say that.

[mrwest]

Unfortunately, I fell off the horse...and you can't tell me that I'm the only one to do that!  The addiction reared it's ugly head when I was on my to work and I gave up...simple as that!  I thought is this for real...what would it hurt?  I bought my usual can of Copenhagen Long Cut and dipped the whole thing!  Not long after that, I received a message from one of the bros I had previously chatted with and realized that I not only let myself down, but I had broken my promise to him. 

This may have pissed me off more than anything I've ever read on this site. "you can't tell me that I'm the only one?" Does that make you feel better? Nope. You're not the first. I haven't even been here a month and I've already seen more people like you than I can count. You don't get it. You don't get what this place is about, and you nonchalantly coming back in here with that weak shit you just posted proves that. I know you were only here for one day, but you should have learned that we take shit seriously around here, and if you're not going to get with the program, the door is that big red X on the top right of your browser, good luck being a slave. 'bang head' 'bang head' 'bang head' 'bang head' 'bang head' 'bang head' 'bang head'

[slug.go]

One day on my way home from classes I stopped by my local convenience store to buy my usual Dr. Pepper. As I approach the clerk, I look up and see that ever-flowing display of smokeless tobacco products staring me in the face. I've always wondered what it was like to take that first dip, so I thought, "What would it hurt if I bought 1 can?" That fatal error in judgment has consumed my life and the addiction has taken over my body.

Throughout the past 10 years, I've hidden my obsession with smokeless tobacco and always concealed my stash of Copenhagen cans...What can I say other than I loved that stuff. It all started with a simple dip, then two, then ten a day. Within the past few years, my addiction lead to dip 1 to 1 1/2 cans a day...I simply couldn't do ANYTHING without it. I would have one immediately after breakfast, then another on my 40 minute drive to work, then another one when I arrived at work (if I could hide it), then another one FOR my lunch break, another on the way home, immediately after dinner, a few more before bed. I would even find myself waking up in the middle of the night just for another dip...repeat every day!!

The other day I came to the realization that this is ruling and ruining my life and it's time for a change! By accident, if you want to call it that, I happened upon this website and began to chat and make some new friends. I vowed that I would end this horrible addiction with the crap in the can and quit. I even flushed two fresh cans of Cope during our online chat.

Unfortunately, I fell off the horse...and you can't tell me that I'm the only one to do that! The addiction reared it's ugly head when I was on my to work and I gave up...simple as that! I thought is this for real...what would it hurt? I bought my usual can of Copenhagen Long Cut and dipped the whole thing! Not long after that, I received a message from one of the bros I had previously chatted with and realized that I not only let myself down, but I had broken my promise to him.

I never thought quitting would be easy, but I never realized it would be this difficult. It is an overbearing monster, always waiting to consume you once again. This time I am quit...I realize that it's only Day 1, but Day 1 is always better than Day 0. I cannot let this addiction rule my life anymore. It's time to take my life back...

So...is this your second Day 1 or are you new to this site?

[bdsdesigns]

One day on my way home from classes I stopped by my local convenience store to buy my usual Dr. Pepper. As I approach the clerk, I look up and see that ever-flowing display of smokeless tobacco products staring me in the face. I've always wondered what it was like to take that first dip, so I thought, "What would it hurt if I bought 1 can?" That fatal error in judgment has consumed my life and the addiction has taken over my body.

Throughout the past 10 years, I've hidden my obsession with smokeless tobacco and always concealed my stash of Copenhagen cans...What can I say other than I loved that stuff. It all started with a simple dip, then two, then ten a day. Within the past few years, my addiction lead to dip 1 to 1 1/2 cans a day...I simply couldn't do ANYTHING without it. I would have one immediately after breakfast, then another on my 40 minute drive to work, then another one when I arrived at work (if I could hide it), then another one FOR my lunch break, another on the way home, immediately after dinner, a few more before bed. I would even find myself waking up in the middle of the night just for another dip...repeat every day!!

The other day I came to the realization that this is ruling and ruining my life and it's time for a change! By accident, if you want to call it that, I happened upon this website and began to chat and make some new friends. I vowed that I would end this horrible addiction with the crap in the can and quit. I even flushed two fresh cans of Cope during our online chat.

Unfortunately, I fell off the horse...and you can't tell me that I'm the only one to do that! The addiction reared it's ugly head when I was on my to work and I gave up...simple as that! I thought is this for real...what would it hurt? I bought my usual can of Copenhagen Long Cut and dipped the whole thing! Not long after that, I received a message from one of the bros I had previously chatted with and realized that I not only let myself down, but I had broken my promise to him.

I never thought quitting would be easy, but I never realized it would be this difficult. It is an overbearing monster, always waiting to consume you once again. This time I am quit...I realize that it's only Day 1, but Day 1 is always better than Day 0. I cannot let this addiction rule my life anymore. It's time to take my life back...

[bdsdesigns]