Starting Day 5...I got this shit!!!

[billybill3934]

Hey Bill way to go on one month quit! Proud to quit with you every day.

Thanks Buffalo, Congrats to you as well. We have the same quit date so looks like 35 today. Some days I post a few days off then have to count up the days and edit or use the quit counter from the original site. One time I was 10 days off. The fog is strong man cub but you and I are stronger!!!

[JRizzle]

Hey Bill way to go on one month quit! Proud to quit with you every day.

Dude you are rocking along. ODAAT 'winker'

Proud of you brother! Blessed to have you in our quit group

[duathman]

Hey Bill way to go on one month quit! Proud to quit with you every day.

Dude you are rocking along. ODAAT 'winker'

[B-loMatt]

Hey Bill way to go on one month quit! Proud to quit with you every day.

[billybill3934]

On today June 27, 2013 I am 30 days quit! The first 30 have been a challenge and without the constant support from everyone (especially Duathman, DChogs, Jrizzle, Jbob, Denjr, Cmcnorwalk, Mattf, and Kandalk) I wouldn't be as strong in my quit as I am today. I know that around this time complacency and cockiness tend to set in but with the connections and bonds I have made with my brothers I am reminded every day that I can't do this on my own. I am extremely greatful to all of you for being so damn awesome!!!

Thats it, head on straight and fly that quit (like a duck) every damn day.

BTW thanks for the football coach here in Philly, of course the sanctions now tell the story.... 'Crazy' :P 'crackup'

Thanks to you as well SirDerek and Gmann, support is what I need and you guys have been there to keep me quit. I do owe a thanks to the college football thread, I wish more people were engaged on there.

P.S. You're welcome SirDerek, You got a wierd freaking guy but a bad ass football coach. If you haven't already noticed he turns football programs into fort knox and I get the reason but it's hard for the fans.

[G]

On today June 27, 2013 I am 30 days quit! The first 30 have been a challenge and without the constant support from everyone (especially Duathman, DChogs, Jrizzle, Jbob, Denjr, Cmcnorwalk, Mattf, and Kandalk) I wouldn't be as strong in my quit as I am today. I know that around this time complacency and cockiness tend to set in but with the connections and bonds I have made with my brothers I am reminded every day that I can't do this on my own. I am extremely greatful to all of you for being so damn awesome!!!

Thats it, head on straight and fly that quit (like a duck) every damn day.

BTW thanks for the football coach here in Philly, of course the sanctions now tell the story.... 'Crazy' :P 'crackup'

Don't forget how much Wildcard and the College football thread have served as a welcomed distraction.

[SirDerek]

On today June 27, 2013 I am 30 days quit! The first 30 have been a challenge and without the constant support from everyone (especially Duathman, DChogs, Jrizzle, Jbob, Denjr, Cmcnorwalk, Mattf, and Kandalk) I wouldn't be as strong in my quit as I am today. I know that around this time complacency and cockiness tend to set in but with the connections and bonds I have made with my brothers I am reminded every day that I can't do this on my own. I am extremely greatful to all of you for being so damn awesome!!!

Thats it, head on straight and fly that quit (like a duck) every damn day.

BTW thanks for the football coach here in Philly, of course the sanctions now tell the story.... 'Crazy' :P 'crackup'

[billybill3934]

On today June 27, 2013 I am 30 days quit! The first 30 have been a challenge and without the constant support from everyone (especially Duathman, DChogs, Jrizzle, Jbob, Denjr, Cmcnorwalk, Mattf, and Kandalk) I wouldn't be as strong in my quit as I am today. I know that around this time complacency and cockiness tend to set in but with the connections and bonds I have made with my brothers I am reminded every day that I can't do this on my own. I am extremely greatful to all of you for being so damn awesome!!!

[dchogs]

No updates from day 10 until you caved.  Missed 27 days of posting in your first 100. Utterly shocking that you show up in Sept 13 posting day 1 
Sarcasm

WillyWill... Go back and look at old quit groups. I tend to gravitate to August, 2011 for obvious reasons. The guys that are still posting there posted roll 95% of the time or better pre-HOF. It's no coincidence. Your commitment early in your quit is quintessential to the long-term viability of your quit. You never see an pre-HOF quitter bouncing in and out on occasion and have their quit stick.

I would say others could learn from this cave, but this is a simple as 2+2. You were never in this for the long term to begin with. I hope this time around you take more pride in your quit and yourself. I know I did.

Well that's a shame. I remember both you and Navy Tom(I think that was his name). I posted roll with you in your groups.

Is he still quit or did you both go back to finger banging the can?

1) what happened?

2) why did it happen?

3) what are you going to do differently this time?

You are absolutely right, I thought I was invincible in my first quit. I posted roll religiously for about 30 days then it was when convenient for me. I thought it was easy and I didn't need all the hoopla on here. I would get kind of annoyed when people on here would be hounding me to post when I hadn't posted first thing in the morning. I would think to myself that I don't need to be so religious with posting to stay quit, I tricked myself into thinking that I had the power to stay quit all on my own. I was obviously mistaken and I hope I can teach the new guys and guys getting close to HOF that even when you think you have things under control with your life long addiction, it is a foolish move to seperate yourself from the thing that got you this far in the first place...Your KTC Brothers! My brother Tom (Navyguytom) stayed clean for about 6 months and then I saw his lip bulging out one day and that really hurt because we were each others support through this whole thing. He didn't text or call when he decided to put that dip back in his lip and it really hurt to see that, I am in the same category in that I selfishly decided to fill my lip with that rotten death potion without ever consulting any of my brothers. I know how it feels to be betrayed by a brother and I can only promise today until tomorrow.

Not blasting you Billy, I am learning here everyday I learn...not sure I saw and answer to question 3) what are you going to do differently this time?
I am new here I build my bag of tools up here. I can learn from this, you can learn we all can learn.

What am I going to do differently? I am going to commit 100% to my quit, I am going to build relationships with my quit brothers and be accountable every day by posting first thing. I know now that I can't get complacent and cocky...The 2 things that ruined my quit!!!

Bring your quit (post roll in Oct12) everyday with us and we will offer whatever support you need. It is bad enough to see a brother fall prey again to an addiction, let us help you keep the bitch at bay this time round.

agreed, billy. you need to post every day with your old and new groups. that way, you have two sets of folks looking for your ass everyday. and me.

step up and start the sept 13 spreadsheet, or if one is already started, you should volunteer to help.

[eric71]

No updates from day 10 until you caved.  Missed 27 days of posting in your first 100. Utterly shocking that you show up in Sept 13 posting day 1 
Sarcasm

WillyWill... Go back and look at old quit groups. I tend to gravitate to August, 2011 for obvious reasons. The guys that are still posting there posted roll 95% of the time or better pre-HOF. It's no coincidence. Your commitment early in your quit is quintessential to the long-term viability of your quit. You never see an pre-HOF quitter bouncing in and out on occasion and have their quit stick.

I would say others could learn from this cave, but this is a simple as 2+2. You were never in this for the long term to begin with. I hope this time around you take more pride in your quit and yourself. I know I did.

Well that's a shame. I remember both you and Navy Tom(I think that was his name). I posted roll with you in your groups.

Is he still quit or did you both go back to finger banging the can?

1) what happened?

2) why did it happen?

3) what are you going to do differently this time?

You are absolutely right, I thought I was invincible in my first quit. I posted roll religiously for about 30 days then it was when convenient for me. I thought it was easy and I didn't need all the hoopla on here. I would get kind of annoyed when people on here would be hounding me to post when I hadn't posted first thing in the morning. I would think to myself that I don't need to be so religious with posting to stay quit, I tricked myself into thinking that I had the power to stay quit all on my own. I was obviously mistaken and I hope I can teach the new guys and guys getting close to HOF that even when you think you have things under control with your life long addiction, it is a foolish move to seperate yourself from the thing that got you this far in the first place...Your KTC Brothers! My brother Tom (Navyguytom) stayed clean for about 6 months and then I saw his lip bulging out one day and that really hurt because we were each others support through this whole thing. He didn't text or call when he decided to put that dip back in his lip and it really hurt to see that, I am in the same category in that I selfishly decided to fill my lip with that rotten death potion without ever consulting any of my brothers. I know how it feels to be betrayed by a brother and I can only promise today until tomorrow.

Not blasting you Billy, I am learning here everyday I learn...not sure I saw and answer to question 3) what are you going to do differently this time?
I am new here I build my bag of tools up here. I can learn from this, you can learn we all can learn.

What am I going to do differently? I am going to commit 100% to my quit, I am going to build relationships with my quit brothers and be accountable every day by posting first thing. I know now that I can't get complacent and cocky...The 2 things that ruined my quit!!!

Bring your quit (post roll in Oct12) everyday with us and we will offer whatever support you need. It is bad enough to see a brother fall prey again to an addiction, let us help you keep the bitch at bay this time round.

[billybill3934]

No updates from day 10 until you caved.  Missed 27 days of posting in your first 100. Utterly shocking that you show up in Sept 13 posting day 1 
Sarcasm

WillyWill... Go back and look at old quit groups. I tend to gravitate to August, 2011 for obvious reasons. The guys that are still posting there posted roll 95% of the time or better pre-HOF. It's no coincidence. Your commitment early in your quit is quintessential to the long-term viability of your quit. You never see an pre-HOF quitter bouncing in and out on occasion and have their quit stick.

I would say others could learn from this cave, but this is a simple as 2+2. You were never in this for the long term to begin with. I hope this time around you take more pride in your quit and yourself. I know I did.

Well that's a shame. I remember both you and Navy Tom(I think that was his name). I posted roll with you in your groups.

Is he still quit or did you both go back to finger banging the can?

1) what happened?

2) why did it happen?

3) what are you going to do differently this time?

You are absolutely right, I thought I was invincible in my first quit. I posted roll religiously for about 30 days then it was when convenient for me. I thought it was easy and I didn't need all the hoopla on here. I would get kind of annoyed when people on here would be hounding me to post when I hadn't posted first thing in the morning. I would think to myself that I don't need to be so religious with posting to stay quit, I tricked myself into thinking that I had the power to stay quit all on my own. I was obviously mistaken and I hope I can teach the new guys and guys getting close to HOF that even when you think you have things under control with your life long addiction, it is a foolish move to seperate yourself from the thing that got you this far in the first place...Your KTC Brothers! My brother Tom (Navyguytom) stayed clean for about 6 months and then I saw his lip bulging out one day and that really hurt because we were each others support through this whole thing. He didn't text or call when he decided to put that dip back in his lip and it really hurt to see that, I am in the same category in that I selfishly decided to fill my lip with that rotten death potion without ever consulting any of my brothers. I know how it feels to be betrayed by a brother and I can only promise today until tomorrow.

Not blasting you Billy, I am learning here everyday I learn...not sure I saw and answer to question 3) what are you going to do differently this time?
I am new here I build my bag of tools up here. I can learn from this, you can learn we all can learn.

What am I going to do differently? I am going to commit 100% to my quit, I am going to build relationships with my quit brothers and be accountable every day by posting first thing. I know now that I can't get complacent and cocky...The 2 things that ruined my quit!!!

[traumagnet]

No updates from day 10 until you caved.  Missed 27 days of posting in your first 100. Utterly shocking that you show up in Sept 13 posting day 1 
Sarcasm

WillyWill... Go back and look at old quit groups. I tend to gravitate to August, 2011 for obvious reasons. The guys that are still posting there posted roll 95% of the time or better pre-HOF. It's no coincidence. Your commitment early in your quit is quintessential to the long-term viability of your quit. You never see an pre-HOF quitter bouncing in and out on occasion and have their quit stick.

I would say others could learn from this cave, but this is a simple as 2+2. You were never in this for the long term to begin with. I hope this time around you take more pride in your quit and yourself. I know I did.

Well that's a shame. I remember both you and Navy Tom(I think that was his name). I posted roll with you in your groups.

Is he still quit or did you both go back to finger banging the can?

1) what happened?

2) why did it happen?

3) what are you going to do differently this time?

You are absolutely right, I thought I was invincible in my first quit. I posted roll religiously for about 30 days then it was when convenient for me. I thought it was easy and I didn't need all the hoopla on here. I would get kind of annoyed when people on here would be hounding me to post when I hadn't posted first thing in the morning. I would think to myself that I don't need to be so religious with posting to stay quit, I tricked myself into thinking that I had the power to stay quit all on my own. I was obviously mistaken and I hope I can teach the new guys and guys getting close to HOF that even when you think you have things under control with your life long addiction, it is a foolish move to seperate yourself from the thing that got you this far in the first place...Your KTC Brothers! My brother Tom (Navyguytom) stayed clean for about 6 months and then I saw his lip bulging out one day and that really hurt because we were each others support through this whole thing. He didn't text or call when he decided to put that dip back in his lip and it really hurt to see that, I am in the same category in that I selfishly decided to fill my lip with that rotten death potion without ever consulting any of my brothers. I know how it feels to be betrayed by a brother and I can only promise today until tomorrow.

Not blasting you Billy, I am learning here everyday I learn...not sure I saw and answer to question 3) what are you going to do differently this time?
I am new here I build my bag of tools up here. I can learn from this, you can learn we all can learn.

[billybill3934]

No updates from day 10 until you caved.  Missed 27 days of posting in your first 100. Utterly shocking that you show up in Sept 13 posting day 1 
Sarcasm

WillyWill... Go back and look at old quit groups. I tend to gravitate to August, 2011 for obvious reasons. The guys that are still posting there posted roll 95% of the time or better pre-HOF. It's no coincidence. Your commitment early in your quit is quintessential to the long-term viability of your quit. You never see an pre-HOF quitter bouncing in and out on occasion and have their quit stick.

I would say others could learn from this cave, but this is a simple as 2+2. You were never in this for the long term to begin with. I hope this time around you take more pride in your quit and yourself. I know I did.

Well that's a shame. I remember both you and Navy Tom(I think that was his name). I posted roll with you in your groups.

Is he still quit or did you both go back to finger banging the can?

1) what happened?

2) why did it happen?

3) what are you going to do differently this time?

You are absolutely right, I thought I was invincible in my first quit. I posted roll religiously for about 30 days then it was when convenient for me. I thought it was easy and I didn't need all the hoopla on here. I would get kind of annoyed when people on here would be hounding me to post when I hadn't posted first thing in the morning. I would think to myself that I don't need to be so religious with posting to stay quit, I tricked myself into thinking that I had the power to stay quit all on my own. I was obviously mistaken and I hope I can teach the new guys and guys getting close to HOF that even when you think you have things under control with your life long addiction, it is a foolish move to seperate yourself from the thing that got you this far in the first place...Your KTC Brothers! My brother Tom (Navyguytom) stayed clean for about 6 months and then I saw his lip bulging out one day and that really hurt because we were each others support through this whole thing. He didn't text or call when he decided to put that dip back in his lip and it really hurt to see that, I am in the same category in that I selfishly decided to fill my lip with that rotten death potion without ever consulting any of my brothers. I know how it feels to be betrayed by a brother and I can only promise today until tomorrow.

[Kubrick]

No updates from day 10 until you caved.  Missed 27 days of posting in your first 100. Utterly shocking that you show up in Sept 13 posting day 1 
Sarcasm

WillyWill... Go back and look at old quit groups. I tend to gravitate to August, 2011 for obvious reasons. The guys that are still posting there posted roll 95% of the time or better pre-HOF. It's no coincidence. Your commitment early in your quit is quintessential to the long-term viability of your quit. You never see an pre-HOF quitter bouncing in and out on occasion and have their quit stick.

I would say others could learn from this cave, but this is a simple as 2+2. You were never in this for the long term to begin with. I hope this time around you take more pride in your quit and yourself. I know I did.

Well that's a shame. I remember both you and Navy Tom(I think that was his name). I posted roll with you in your groups.

Is he still quit or did you both go back to finger banging the can?

1) what happened?

2) why did it happen?

3) what are you going to do differently this time?

[per034]

No updates from day 10 until you caved. Missed 27 days of posting in your first 100. Utterly shocking that you show up in Sept 13 posting day 1
Sarcasm

WillyWill... Go back and look at old quit groups. I tend to gravitate to August, 2011 for obvious reasons. The guys that are still posting there posted roll 95% of the time or better pre-HOF. It's no coincidence. Your commitment early in your quit is quintessential to the long-term viability of your quit. You never see an pre-HOF quitter bouncing in and out on occasion and have their quit stick.

I would say others could learn from this cave, but this is a simple as 2+2. You were never in this for the long term to begin with. I hope this time around you take more pride in your quit and yourself. I know I did.