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Re: Nolaq
« Reply #32 on: October 17, 2012, 08:03:00 AM »
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Good morning bitches.

Day 946.

I'm posting this today for the new guys, as well as you guys that are facing serious shit. 

Two years ago today, I lost my mom to ovarian cancer.  It was quick.  By quick I mean she was diagnosed in March and died in October.  Her diagnosis came about 8 days into my Quit.  I watched her go through surgery and chemo.  She shriveled to nothing.  In the end, it was Hospice that helped her move on.

In the course of all this happening, I had a brother that refused to call her.  Not only refused, but didn't allow any of his children call her.  My sister was caught in a couple of fraud schemes involving my mom, i.e. she was using my mom's good credit to by shit from Kohl's, get fuel for the winter, and actually defaulted on a real estate deal (for the second time) tarnishing my mother's credit while she laid dying.

I'm not looking for sympathy.  I'm alerting you.  Shit is going to happen.  Bad shit.  Shit you couldn't imagine happening to 'other' people.  Shit you won't want to face.  Shit you won't want to hear.  You better be fucking prepared.  Just when you think shit has hit the fan - BAM - more shit.  And you know what's going to happen when it does?  That bitch is going to whisper in your ear, "Just one.  It will make you feel better."

Fuck her.

I'll see you fuckers tomorrow.
Thanks Spring. Pertinent reminders that there are never any excuses.
No good reason to dip.

Never again.
I'm sorry for your loss, and proud of you for standing tall.
Nuff said!
Thanks for sharing NOLAQ. There will be tough times ahead for all of us. I agree with you on that. It is important to be ready to deal with them.
The world does love to shit on a quitter. Thanks Nolaq. I won't let go of the rope.
Right on NOLAQ. I am fired up to kick the nic bitch in the face today. See you tomorrow.

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Re: Nolaq
« Reply #31 on: October 17, 2012, 08:00:00 AM »
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Good morning bitches.

Day 946.

I'm posting this today for the new guys, as well as you guys that are facing serious shit. 

Two years ago today, I lost my mom to ovarian cancer.  It was quick.  By quick I mean she was diagnosed in March and died in October.  Her diagnosis came about 8 days into my Quit.  I watched her go through surgery and chemo.  She shriveled to nothing.  In the end, it was Hospice that helped her move on.

In the course of all this happening, I had a brother that refused to call her.  Not only refused, but didn't allow any of his children call her.  My sister was caught in a couple of fraud schemes involving my mom, i.e. she was using my mom's good credit to by shit from Kohl's, get fuel for the winter, and actually defaulted on a real estate deal (for the second time) tarnishing my mother's credit while she laid dying.

I'm not looking for sympathy.  I'm alerting you.  Shit is going to happen.  Bad shit.  Shit you couldn't imagine happening to 'other' people.  Shit you won't want to face.  Shit you won't want to hear.  You better be fucking prepared.  Just when you think shit has hit the fan - BAM - more shit.  And you know what's going to happen when it does?  That bitch is going to whisper in your ear, "Just one.  It will make you feel better."

Fuck her.

I'll see you fuckers tomorrow.
Thanks Spring. Pertinent reminders that there are never any excuses.
No good reason to dip.

Never again.
I'm sorry for your loss, and proud of you for standing tall.
Nuff said!
Thanks for sharing NOLAQ. There will be tough times ahead for all of us. I agree with you on that. It is important to be ready to deal with them.
The world does love to shit on a quitter. Thanks Nolaq. I won't let go of the rope.

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Re: Nolaq
« Reply #30 on: October 17, 2012, 07:59:00 AM »
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Good morning bitches.

Day 946.

I'm posting this today for the new guys, as well as you guys that are facing serious shit. 

Two years ago today, I lost my mom to ovarian cancer.  It was quick.  By quick I mean she was diagnosed in March and died in October.  Her diagnosis came about 8 days into my Quit.  I watched her go through surgery and chemo.  She shriveled to nothing.  In the end, it was Hospice that helped her move on.

In the course of all this happening, I had a brother that refused to call her.  Not only refused, but didn't allow any of his children call her.  My sister was caught in a couple of fraud schemes involving my mom, i.e. she was using my mom's good credit to by shit from Kohl's, get fuel for the winter, and actually defaulted on a real estate deal (for the second time) tarnishing my mother's credit while she laid dying.

I'm not looking for sympathy.  I'm alerting you.  Shit is going to happen.  Bad shit.  Shit you couldn't imagine happening to 'other' people.  Shit you won't want to face.  Shit you won't want to hear.  You better be fucking prepared.  Just when you think shit has hit the fan - BAM - more shit.  And you know what's going to happen when it does?  That bitch is going to whisper in your ear, "Just one.  It will make you feel better."

Fuck her.

I'll see you fuckers tomorrow.
Thanks Spring. Pertinent reminders that there are never any excuses.
No good reason to dip.

Never again.
I'm sorry for your loss, and proud of you for standing tall.
Nuff said!
Thanks for sharing NOLAQ. There will be tough times ahead for all of us. I agree with you on that. It is important to be ready to deal with them.
Right on NOLAQ. I am fired up to kick the nic bitch in the face today. See you tomorrow.

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Re: Nolaq
« Reply #29 on: October 17, 2012, 01:20:00 AM »
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Good morning bitches.

Day 946.

I'm posting this today for the new guys, as well as you guys that are facing serious shit. 

Two years ago today, I lost my mom to ovarian cancer.  It was quick.  By quick I mean she was diagnosed in March and died in October.  Her diagnosis came about 8 days into my Quit.  I watched her go through surgery and chemo.  She shriveled to nothing.  In the end, it was Hospice that helped her move on.

In the course of all this happening, I had a brother that refused to call her.  Not only refused, but didn't allow any of his children call her.  My sister was caught in a couple of fraud schemes involving my mom, i.e. she was using my mom's good credit to by shit from Kohl's, get fuel for the winter, and actually defaulted on a real estate deal (for the second time) tarnishing my mother's credit while she laid dying.

I'm not looking for sympathy.  I'm alerting you.  Shit is going to happen.  Bad shit.  Shit you couldn't imagine happening to 'other' people.  Shit you won't want to face.  Shit you won't want to hear.  You better be fucking prepared.  Just when you think shit has hit the fan - BAM - more shit.  And you know what's going to happen when it does?  That bitch is going to whisper in your ear, "Just one.  It will make you feel better."

Fuck her.

I'll see you fuckers tomorrow.
Thanks Spring. Pertinent reminders that there are never any excuses.
No good reason to dip.

Never again.
I'm sorry for your loss, and proud of you for standing tall.
Nuff said!
Thanks for sharing NOLAQ. There will be tough times ahead for all of us. I agree with you on that. It is important to be ready to deal with them.

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Re: Nolaq
« Reply #28 on: October 16, 2012, 08:18:00 PM »
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Good morning bitches.

Day 946.

I'm posting this today for the new guys, as well as you guys that are facing serious shit. 

Two years ago today, I lost my mom to ovarian cancer.  It was quick.  By quick I mean she was diagnosed in March and died in October.  Her diagnosis came about 8 days into my Quit.  I watched her go through surgery and chemo.  She shriveled to nothing.  In the end, it was Hospice that helped her move on.

In the course of all this happening, I had a brother that refused to call her.  Not only refused, but didn't allow any of his children call her.  My sister was caught in a couple of fraud schemes involving my mom, i.e. she was using my mom's good credit to by shit from Kohl's, get fuel for the winter, and actually defaulted on a real estate deal (for the second time) tarnishing my mother's credit while she laid dying.

I'm not looking for sympathy.  I'm alerting you.  Shit is going to happen.  Bad shit.  Shit you couldn't imagine happening to 'other' people.  Shit you won't want to face.  Shit you won't want to hear.  You better be fucking prepared.  Just when you think shit has hit the fan - BAM - more shit.  And you know what's going to happen when it does?  That bitch is going to whisper in your ear, "Just one.  It will make you feel better."

Fuck her.

I'll see you fuckers tomorrow.
Thanks Spring. Pertinent reminders that there are never any excuses.
No good reason to dip.

Never again.
I'm sorry for your loss, and proud of you for standing tall.
Nuff said!

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Re: Nolaq
« Reply #27 on: October 16, 2012, 04:20:00 PM »
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Good morning bitches.

Day 946.

I'm posting this today for the new guys, as well as you guys that are facing serious shit. 

Two years ago today, I lost my mom to ovarian cancer.  It was quick.  By quick I mean she was diagnosed in March and died in October.  Her diagnosis came about 8 days into my Quit.  I watched her go through surgery and chemo.  She shriveled to nothing.  In the end, it was Hospice that helped her move on.

In the course of all this happening, I had a brother that refused to call her.  Not only refused, but didn't allow any of his children call her.  My sister was caught in a couple of fraud schemes involving my mom, i.e. she was using my mom's good credit to by shit from Kohl's, get fuel for the winter, and actually defaulted on a real estate deal (for the second time) tarnishing my mother's credit while she laid dying.

I'm not looking for sympathy.  I'm alerting you.  Shit is going to happen.  Bad shit.  Shit you couldn't imagine happening to 'other' people.  Shit you won't want to face.  Shit you won't want to hear.  You better be fucking prepared.  Just when you think shit has hit the fan - BAM - more shit.  And you know what's going to happen when it does?  That bitch is going to whisper in your ear, "Just one.  It will make you feel better."

Fuck her.

I'll see you fuckers tomorrow.
Thanks Spring. Pertinent reminders that there are never any excuses.
No good reason to dip.

Never again.
I'm sorry for your loss, and proud of you for standing tall.
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Re: Nolaq
« Reply #26 on: October 16, 2012, 04:15:00 PM »
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Good morning bitches.

Day 946.

I'm posting this today for the new guys, as well as you guys that are facing serious shit. 

Two years ago today, I lost my mom to ovarian cancer.  It was quick.  By quick I mean she was diagnosed in March and died in October.  Her diagnosis came about 8 days into my Quit.  I watched her go through surgery and chemo.  She shriveled to nothing.  In the end, it was Hospice that helped her move on.

In the course of all this happening, I had a brother that refused to call her.  Not only refused, but didn't allow any of his children call her.  My sister was caught in a couple of fraud schemes involving my mom, i.e. she was using my mom's good credit to by shit from Kohl's, get fuel for the winter, and actually defaulted on a real estate deal (for the second time) tarnishing my mother's credit while she laid dying.

I'm not looking for sympathy.  I'm alerting you.  Shit is going to happen.  Bad shit.  Shit you couldn't imagine happening to 'other' people.  Shit you won't want to face.  Shit you won't want to hear.  You better be fucking prepared.  Just when you think shit has hit the fan - BAM - more shit.  And you know what's going to happen when it does?  That bitch is going to whisper in your ear, "Just one.  It will make you feel better."

Fuck her.

I'll see you fuckers tomorrow.
Thanks Spring. Pertinent reminders that there are never any excuses.
No good reason to dip.

Never again.

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Re: Nolaq
« Reply #25 on: October 16, 2012, 11:34:00 AM »
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Good morning bitches.

Day 946.

I'm posting this today for the new guys, as well as you guys that are facing serious shit.

Two years ago today, I lost my mom to ovarian cancer. It was quick. By quick I mean she was diagnosed in March and died in October. Her diagnosis came about 8 days into my Quit. I watched her go through surgery and chemo. She shriveled to nothing. In the end, it was Hospice that helped her move on.

In the course of all this happening, I had a brother that refused to call her. Not only refused, but didn't allow any of his children call her. My sister was caught in a couple of fraud schemes involving my mom, i.e. she was using my mom's good credit to by shit from Kohl's, get fuel for the winter, and actually defaulted on a real estate deal (for the second time) tarnishing my mother's credit while she laid dying.

I'm not looking for sympathy. I'm alerting you. Shit is going to happen. Bad shit. Shit you couldn't imagine happening to 'other' people. Shit you won't want to face. Shit you won't want to hear. You better be fucking prepared. Just when you think shit has hit the fan - BAM - more shit. And you know what's going to happen when it does? That bitch is going to whisper in your ear, "Just one. It will make you feel better."

Fuck her.

I'll see you fuckers tomorrow.
Thanks Spring. Pertinent reminders that there are never any excuses.
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« Reply #24 on: October 16, 2012, 11:05:00 AM »
Good morning bitches.

Day 946.

I'm posting this today for the new guys, as well as you guys that are facing serious shit.

Two years ago today, I lost my mom to ovarian cancer. It was quick. By quick I mean she was diagnosed in March and died in October. Her diagnosis came about 8 days into my Quit. I watched her go through surgery and chemo. She shriveled to nothing. In the end, it was Hospice that helped her move on.

In the course of all this happening, I had a brother that refused to call her. Not only refused, but didn't allow any of his children call her. My sister was caught in a couple of fraud schemes involving my mom, i.e. she was using my mom's good credit to by shit from Kohl's, get fuel for the winter, and actually defaulted on a real estate deal (for the second time) tarnishing my mother's credit while she laid dying.

I'm not looking for sympathy. I'm alerting you. Shit is going to happen. Bad shit. Shit you couldn't imagine happening to 'other' people. Shit you won't want to face. Shit you won't want to hear. You better be fucking prepared. Just when you think shit has hit the fan - BAM - more shit. And you know what's going to happen when it does? That bitch is going to whisper in your ear, "Just one. It will make you feel better."

Fuck her.

I'll see you fuckers tomorrow.
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« Reply #23 on: October 11, 2012, 04:39:00 PM »
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Day 941

Hello boys and girls.  I haven't been very active the past few weeks.  My business is booming right now, and it has been keeping me away from here, which I regret.  I've still been posting roll of course, daily, but I can't seem to get into the newer groups and duke it out with the new guys who are raging.  It got me to thinking, and I wanted to come back to my intro and update.  I hope some of you newer guys will find something in here that may help you fight off that wicked fucking craving you're having right now.

Perspectives as I'm creeping up on 'Comma-town'.  My group, June 2010, is one of the most active groups here.  Of the 30 or so of us that made the Hall together, there are still about a dozen of us that post roll daily.  That's some goo shit right there, as we are marching on to the 10th floor.  If you are reading this, you are invited to come post with us. 

What's happened over the past 941 days?  Well - a lot.  My kids celebrated two birthdays.  The Giants won another Super Bowl.  My brother-in-law got married.  My wife got a new job.  We bought a house.  We re-financed said house.  Got my wife a new car.  Wife got in an accident with said car.  My mom died. 

Many of you reading this may be thinking, "So what?  Sounds like everyone' life".  You're right.  The difference is, all that happened without dip.

You are going to have highs and low.  Shit is going to happen.  Be ready.  Be ready for the good, and the really bad, cuz you're going to get 'em both.  Guard your Quit.

Finally, I have to say I could not have done any of that, and I would NOT be dip free today if it was not for KTC.

One little google search, and my life was saved. 

If you are reading this, you have found your home.  We understand you.  We have all the tools you need to be successful.  We have the plan.  We know the route.  We have encountered the hazards. 

There is no other place on Earth that has as much support and knowledge than KTC.  I owe the people here, new and old, a debt of immense gratitude.  You all save my life every day, and I am forever grateful.

-Nolaq
Likewise, NOLAQ. Onward..........
Thanks for everything friend and thanks for the post.
All I got are dittos to every word. Well said bro

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« Reply #22 on: October 11, 2012, 12:59:00 PM »
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Day 941

Hello boys and girls.  I haven't been very active the past few weeks.  My business is booming right now, and it has been keeping me away from here, which I regret.  I've still been posting roll of course, daily, but I can't seem to get into the newer groups and duke it out with the new guys who are raging.  It got me to thinking, and I wanted to come back to my intro and update.  I hope some of you newer guys will find something in here that may help you fight off that wicked fucking craving you're having right now.

Perspectives as I'm creeping up on 'Comma-town'.  My group, June 2010, is one of the most active groups here.  Of the 30 or so of us that made the Hall together, there are still about a dozen of us that post roll daily.  That's some goo shit right there, as we are marching on to the 10th floor.  If you are reading this, you are invited to come post with us. 

What's happened over the past 941 days?  Well - a lot.  My kids celebrated two birthdays.  The Giants won another Super Bowl.  My brother-in-law got married.  My wife got a new job.  We bought a house.  We re-financed said house.  Got my wife a new car.  Wife got in an accident with said car.  My mom died. 

Many of you reading this may be thinking, "So what?  Sounds like everyone' life".  You're right.  The difference is, all that happened without dip.

You are going to have highs and low.  Shit is going to happen.  Be ready.  Be ready for the good, and the really bad, cuz you're going to get 'em both.  Guard your Quit.

Finally, I have to say I could not have done any of that, and I would NOT be dip free today if it was not for KTC.

One little google search, and my life was saved. 

If you are reading this, you have found your home.  We understand you.  We have all the tools you need to be successful.  We have the plan.  We know the route.  We have encountered the hazards. 

There is no other place on Earth that has as much support and knowledge than KTC.  I owe the people here, new and old, a debt of immense gratitude.  You all save my life every day, and I am forever grateful.

-Nolaq
Likewise, NOLAQ. Onward..........
Thanks for everything friend and thanks for the post.

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« Reply #21 on: October 11, 2012, 12:47:00 PM »
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Day 941

Hello boys and girls. I haven't been very active the past few weeks. My business is booming right now, and it has been keeping me away from here, which I regret. I've still been posting roll of course, daily, but I can't seem to get into the newer groups and duke it out with the new guys who are raging. It got me to thinking, and I wanted to come back to my intro and update. I hope some of you newer guys will find something in here that may help you fight off that wicked fucking craving you're having right now.

Perspectives as I'm creeping up on 'Comma-town'. My group, June 2010, is one of the most active groups here. Of the 30 or so of us that made the Hall together, there are still about a dozen of us that post roll daily. That's some goo shit right there, as we are marching on to the 10th floor. If you are reading this, you are invited to come post with us.

What's happened over the past 941 days? Well - a lot. My kids celebrated two birthdays. The Giants won another Super Bowl. My brother-in-law got married. My wife got a new job. We bought a house. We re-financed said house. Got my wife a new car. Wife got in an accident with said car. My mom died.

Many of you reading this may be thinking, "So what? Sounds like everyone' life". You're right. The difference is, all that happened without dip.

You are going to have highs and low. Shit is going to happen. Be ready. Be ready for the good, and the really bad, cuz you're going to get 'em both. Guard your Quit.

Finally, I have to say I could not have done any of that, and I would NOT be dip free today if it was not for KTC.

One little google search, and my life was saved.

If you are reading this, you have found your home. We understand you. We have all the tools you need to be successful. We have the plan. We know the route. We have encountered the hazards.

There is no other place on Earth that has as much support and knowledge than KTC. I owe the people here, new and old, a debt of immense gratitude. You all save my life every day, and I am forever grateful.

-Nolaq
Likewise, NOLAQ. Onward..........

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« Reply #20 on: October 11, 2012, 12:45:00 PM »
Day 941

Hello boys and girls. I haven't been very active the past few weeks. My business is booming right now, and it has been keeping me away from here, which I regret. I've still been posting roll of course, daily, but I can't seem to get into the newer groups and duke it out with the new guys who are raging. It got me to thinking, and I wanted to come back to my intro and update. I hope some of you newer guys will find something in here that may help you fight off that wicked fucking craving you're having right now.

Perspectives as I'm creeping up on 'Comma-town'. My group, June 2010, is one of the most active groups here. Of the 30 or so of us that made the Hall together, there are still about a dozen of us that post roll daily. That's some goo shit right there, as we are marching on to the 10th floor. If you are reading this, you are invited to come post with us.

What's happened over the past 941 days? Well - a lot. My kids celebrated two birthdays. The Giants won another Super Bowl. My brother-in-law got married. My wife got a new job. We bought a house. We re-financed said house. Got my wife a new car. Wife got in an accident with said car. My mom died.

Many of you reading this may be thinking, "So what? Sounds like everyone' life". You're right. The difference is, all that happened without dip.

You are going to have highs and low. Shit is going to happen. Be ready. Be ready for the good, and the really bad, cuz you're going to get 'em both. Guard your Quit.

Finally, I have to say I could not have done any of that, and I would NOT be dip free today if it was not for KTC.

One little google search, and my life was saved.

If you are reading this, you have found your home. We understand you. We have all the tools you need to be successful. We have the plan. We know the route. We have encountered the hazards.

There is no other place on Earth that has as much support and knowledge than KTC. I owe the people here, new and old, a debt of immense gratitude. You all save my life every day, and I am forever grateful.

-Nolaq
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« Reply #19 on: January 11, 2011, 11:51:00 AM »
NOLAQ,

Just thought I'd share that as a newbie, it was both informative and inspiring reading all the way through your journey. Thanks man.

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« Reply #18 on: January 11, 2011, 09:56:00 AM »
Day 302 - I came back here to read my first entries, and I need to revise the first one: Chantix sucks. I stopped taking it the day after I posted. It gave me really bad dreams, and fucked with me bad. The truth is, I had to go through the withdrawals anyway, and the fogs, funks, whatevers without it.

Today is a great day quitters. If you're new, stick around. This place Can and WILL save your life.

If you're in your first 100 days, it gets SOOOOOOO much better. Just take it easy today, and tomorrow will be a better day.

Life with the family is great. My wife and I are 'together' like never before. It's amazing what can happen when you stop lying.

Jump in quitters. We're here to help.
What is your major malfunction?!?!?!?!