too long coming

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I have read the phrase "quit wood" here on KTC over the last couple hundred of days. I would like to express my gratitude to the contributors to the list on this thread for helping me figure out what the hell that phrase meant. So far so good gentlemen.

AvainO - Congrats on the 30 days buddy. I believe that would be a whole fucking month. Keep kicking ass a day at a time.

Hell yes on the 30 days. Dude I wish Miley could make an appearance tonight to show you a real good time!

Here I hope this helps Miley Cyrus AKA "Special Unicorn"

[worktowin]

I have read the phrase "quit wood" here on KTC over the last couple hundred of days. I would like to express my gratitude to the contributors to the list on this thread for helping me figure out what the hell that phrase meant. So far so good gentlemen.

AvainO - Congrats on the 30 days buddy. I believe that would be a whole fucking month. Keep kicking ass a day at a time.

Hell yes on the 30 days. Dude I wish Miley could make an appearance tonight to show you a real good time!

[Bucky]

I have read the phrase "quit wood" here on KTC over the last couple hundred of days. I would like to express my gratitude to the contributors to the list on this thread for helping me figure out what the hell that phrase meant. So far so good gentlemen.

AvainO - Congrats on the 30 days buddy. I believe that would be a whole fucking month. Keep kicking ass a day at a time.

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Day 28 and a half
This probably is not quit gold :(
I don't post a lot here but I do read a lot.
I try to read at least one "new" introduction every day.
A lot of times they are just new to me and in some cases they just get bumped due to an anniversary or a new 100 day level.
Today I read all about some one who was going through the same stuff we all go through, fog, headaches, craves and so on.
Same general story each time I get to read all the support messages given it helps me, it is like I am getting the same advice.
This one was different, after about 45 minute to an hour of reading I get to the end.
Truly the end. Guy was 1040 days into his quit and just runs off to a cave to hid because his life got hard.
I did post there and I was probably a bit harsh, but it made me so angry.
After I posted I paced angrily around the house finally went out and swept the light dusting of snow off the driveway in my shorts and aloha shirt the anger kept me warm.
Finally I cooled off both emotionally and physically and came back in.
All I could think is that better not happen to me.

That dude had 1,093 posts in 1,040 days. Very telling.

This site can teach you how to quit, but learning to heal is key. I have a phone full of numbers. I text 7 or 8 quitters a day. We are friends - good friends. We talk about successes in life, challenges we face, and just shoot the shit. I've met a number of quitters in person too. And the very thought of burning those relationships that are such a big part of life is so nauseating that I can't even imagine it. But I have a little more than 1 post a day to my name too....

Life happens. We post our promise. We keep our word. Caving after 1,000 days... Unacceptable. He knew what to do. He chose to fail. We reap what we sow.

Today, you and I chose to win.

Cave posts still fascinate me here. I think it is because every single time I've tried to quit nicotine I have failed. When I quit Labor Day weekend in the back of my mind I figured that I would fail again myself - but then I found this place. I have hope now but I know that I must find a way to post roll in the morning.

I think that dude put his name on roll and then caved later in the day. That is an FU to everyone here. I also think that everyone who has drifted away from KTC has pretty much planned to give us all an FU in the future. Like driftwood many of them show up to post a day one again.

This place works and it doesn't take a lot of effort. B)B

And another one has drifted in tonight from 2010. My name will be on roll tomorrow.

New caver... 2 years quit and 558 posts. See a pattern?

Post first thing. Keep your word. Repeat. Stay active. Make connections. WIN WIN WIN

THIS FORMULA IS SO DAMN EASY.

Every one of us is one bad decisions away from another day 1. However, one thing I have learned over my quit journey so far is that I am quit. I do not need nicotine or tobacco, hell I don't even let her whisper in my ear anymore. The KTC toolbox helped and the other quitters here helped but ultimately much like on my day one I had to make a decision. I make that decisions every day and then I choose to make that promise out loud in the written word and I will be damned if I will make my quit a stoppage.

Life will always continue to happen and it is when we have our backs pushed up against the wall that we get faced with the opportunity to make a choice. That choice can take you down one path or another. Today like every other day I choose to remain quit.

Your words of reflection in this are profound and I must warn you that you will witness other epic caves here because some people just make bad choices or they are afraid of something so they mask it. I say "Grin and bear it because things worth having require hard work and dedication".

[worktowin]

Day 28 and a half
This probably is not quit gold :(
I don't post a lot here but I do read a lot.
I try to read at least one "new" introduction every day.
A lot of times they are just new to me and in some cases they just get bumped due to an anniversary or a new 100 day level.
Today I read all about some one who was going through the same stuff we all go through, fog, headaches, craves and so on.
Same general story each time I get to read all the support messages given it helps me, it is like I am getting the same advice.
This one was different, after about 45 minute to an hour of reading I get to the end.
Truly the end. Guy was 1040 days into his quit and just runs off to a cave to hid because his life got hard.
I did post there and I was probably a bit harsh, but it made me so angry.
After I posted I paced angrily around the house finally went out and swept the light dusting of snow off the driveway in my shorts and aloha shirt the anger kept me warm.
Finally I cooled off both emotionally and physically and came back in.
All I could think is that better not happen to me.

That dude had 1,093 posts in 1,040 days. Very telling.

This site can teach you how to quit, but learning to heal is key. I have a phone full of numbers. I text 7 or 8 quitters a day. We are friends - good friends. We talk about successes in life, challenges we face, and just shoot the shit. I've met a number of quitters in person too. And the very thought of burning those relationships that are such a big part of life is so nauseating that I can't even imagine it. But I have a little more than 1 post a day to my name too....

Life happens. We post our promise. We keep our word. Caving after 1,000 days... Unacceptable. He knew what to do. He chose to fail. We reap what we sow.

Today, you and I chose to win.

Cave posts still fascinate me here. I think it is because every single time I've tried to quit nicotine I have failed. When I quit Labor Day weekend in the back of my mind I figured that I would fail again myself - but then I found this place. I have hope now but I know that I must find a way to post roll in the morning.

I think that dude put his name on roll and then caved later in the day. That is an FU to everyone here. I also think that everyone who has drifted away from KTC has pretty much planned to give us all an FU in the future. Like driftwood many of them show up to post a day one again.

This place works and it doesn't take a lot of effort. B)B

And another one has drifted in tonight from 2010. My name will be on roll tomorrow.

New caver... 2 years quit and 558 posts. See a pattern?

Post first thing. Keep your word. Repeat. Stay active. Make connections. WIN WIN WIN

THIS FORMULA IS SO DAMN EASY.

[Stranger999]

Day 28 and a half
This probably is not quit gold :(
I don't post a lot here but I do read a lot.
I try to read at least one "new" introduction every day.
A lot of times they are just new to me and in some cases they just get bumped due to an anniversary or a new 100 day level.
Today I read all about some one who was going through the same stuff we all go through, fog, headaches, craves and so on.
Same general story each time I get to read all the support messages given it helps me, it is like I am getting the same advice.
This one was different, after about 45 minute to an hour of reading I get to the end.
Truly the end. Guy was 1040 days into his quit and just runs off to a cave to hid because his life got hard.
I did post there and I was probably a bit harsh, but it made me so angry.
After I posted I paced angrily around the house finally went out and swept the light dusting of snow off the driveway in my shorts and aloha shirt the anger kept me warm.
Finally I cooled off both emotionally and physically and came back in.
All I could think is that better not happen to me.

That dude had 1,093 posts in 1,040 days. Very telling.

This site can teach you how to quit, but learning to heal is key. I have a phone full of numbers. I text 7 or 8 quitters a day. We are friends - good friends. We talk about successes in life, challenges we face, and just shoot the shit. I've met a number of quitters in person too. And the very thought of burning those relationships that are such a big part of life is so nauseating that I can't even imagine it. But I have a little more than 1 post a day to my name too....

Life happens. We post our promise. We keep our word. Caving after 1,000 days... Unacceptable. He knew what to do. He chose to fail. We reap what we sow.

Today, you and I chose to win.

Cave posts still fascinate me here. I think it is because every single time I've tried to quit nicotine I have failed. When I quit Labor Day weekend in the back of my mind I figured that I would fail again myself - but then I found this place. I have hope now but I know that I must find a way to post roll in the morning.

I think that dude put his name on roll and then caved later in the day. That is an FU to everyone here. I also think that everyone who has drifted away from KTC has pretty much planned to give us all an FU in the future. Like driftwood many of them show up to post a day one again.

This place works and it doesn't take a lot of effort. B)B

And another one has drifted in tonight from 2010. My name will be on roll tomorrow.

[Stranger999]

Day 28 and a half
This probably is not quit gold :(
I don't post a lot here but I do read a lot.
I try to read at least one "new" introduction every day.
A lot of times they are just new to me and in some cases they just get bumped due to an anniversary or a new 100 day level.
Today I read all about some one who was going through the same stuff we all go through, fog, headaches, craves and so on.
Same general story each time I get to read all the support messages given it helps me, it is like I am getting the same advice.
This one was different, after about 45 minute to an hour of reading I get to the end.
Truly the end. Guy was 1040 days into his quit and just runs off to a cave to hid because his life got hard.
I did post there and I was probably a bit harsh, but it made me so angry.
After I posted I paced angrily around the house finally went out and swept the light dusting of snow off the driveway in my shorts and aloha shirt the anger kept me warm.
Finally I cooled off both emotionally and physically and came back in.
All I could think is that better not happen to me.

That dude had 1,093 posts in 1,040 days. Very telling.

This site can teach you how to quit, but learning to heal is key. I have a phone full of numbers. I text 7 or 8 quitters a day. We are friends - good friends. We talk about successes in life, challenges we face, and just shoot the shit. I've met a number of quitters in person too. And the very thought of burning those relationships that are such a big part of life is so nauseating that I can't even imagine it. But I have a little more than 1 post a day to my name too....

Life happens. We post our promise. We keep our word. Caving after 1,000 days... Unacceptable. He knew what to do. He chose to fail. We reap what we sow.

Today, you and I chose to win.

Cave posts still fascinate me here. I think it is because every single time I've tried to quit nicotine I have failed. When I quit Labor Day weekend in the back of my mind I figured that I would fail again myself - but then I found this place. I have hope now but I know that I must find a way to post roll in the morning.

I think that dude put his name on roll and then caved later in the day. That is an FU to everyone here. I also think that everyone who has drifted away from KTC has pretty much planned to give us all an FU in the future. Like driftwood many of them show up to post a day one again.

This place works and it doesn't take a lot of effort. B)B

[worktowin]

Day 28 and a half
This probably is not quit gold :(
I don't post a lot here but I do read a lot.
I try to read at least one "new" introduction every day.
A lot of times they are just new to me and in some cases they just get bumped due to an anniversary or a new 100 day level.
Today I read all about some one who was going through the same stuff we all go through, fog, headaches, craves and so on.
Same general story each time I get to read all the support messages given it helps me, it is like I am getting the same advice.
This one was different, after about 45 minute to an hour of reading I get to the end.
Truly the end. Guy was 1040 days into his quit and just runs off to a cave to hid because his life got hard.
I did post there and I was probably a bit harsh, but it made me so angry.
After I posted I paced angrily around the house finally went out and swept the light dusting of snow off the driveway in my shorts and aloha shirt the anger kept me warm.
Finally I cooled off both emotionally and physically and came back in.
All I could think is that better not happen to me.

That dude had 1,093 posts in 1,040 days. Very telling.

This site can teach you how to quit, but learning to heal is key. I have a phone full of numbers. I text 7 or 8 quitters a day. We are friends - good friends. We talk about successes in life, challenges we face, and just shoot the shit. I've met a number of quitters in person too. And the very thought of burning those relationships that are such a big part of life is so nauseating that I can't even imagine it. But I have a little more than 1 post a day to my name too....

Life happens. We post our promise. We keep our word. Caving after 1,000 days... Unacceptable. He knew what to do. He chose to fail. We reap what we sow.

Today, you and I chose to win.

[AvianO]

Now back to the important stuff :)
Please keep in mind this is just a list of 173 better than Miley not a ranking.

1) Maria Kirilenko
2) Karen Gillan
3) Ivanka Trump(I know I might get some flack for this one, but I'd hit it in a millisecond)
4) Lacey Chabert
5) Giada DeLaurenitis. She can make spaghetti and is 65% boob. Growl. (X 2 - KN)
6) Heidi Klum(timeless)
7) Alyssa Milano(in the day)
8) Jessica Biel
9) Zooey Deschanel.....yeah I know she is a "bit" quirky
10) Jennifer Love-Hewitt
11) Jennifer Aniston
12) Carrie Underwood
13) Christie Brinkley still fine!
14) Demi Moore
15) Marie Osmond(only with ball gag)
16) Kate Upton...I mean WTF why is she #16 on this list?
17) Charlotte McKinney wow this girl is amazing.
18) Taylor Swift
19) Maria Sharapova
20) Daisy Duke (sorry ... need help with name ... are characters okay?) Catherine Bach, Jessica Simpson, and April Scott. No intelligent conversation needed.
21) Mariah Carey
22) Megan Fox
23) Jennifer Lawrence
24) Jessica Alba - she's mine, all mine
25) Britney Spears
26) Katharine McPhee
27) Scarlett Johansson
28) Kathy Ireland
29) Alice Eve
30) Christina Hendricks
31) Kate Beckinsale
32) Gigi Hadid. Omg yes.
33) Hannah Davis
34) Alex Morgan - I will add commentary since I suck at links - I gotta thing for athletes ...
35) Lindsey Vonn - See above
36) Sofia Vergara - Can't help it
37) Cindy Crawford - Classic and timeless
38) Morgan Smith Goodwin Yes she is the Wendy's girl and yes I may have a thing for gingers.
39) Danielle Colby yes that tatted chick form American Pickers
40) Laura Prepon
41) Maggie -Laura Cohen
42) Isla Fisher-I like gingers too!
43) Anna Torv
44) Beyonce - Although this one bothers me. My 7 year old says that she will be is his future wife. Does this make me have a thing for my future daughter-in-law????
45) Amy Adams
46) Nicole Curtis (Rehab Addict)
47) Kari Byron Mythbusters
48) Emma Stone
49) Julianne Moore
50) Keri Russel

[AvianO]

Day 28 and a half
This probably is not quit gold :(
I don't post a lot here but I do read a lot.
I try to read at least one "new" introduction every day.
A lot of times they are just new to me and in some cases they just get bumped due to an anniversary or a new 100 day level.
Today I read all about some one who was going through the same stuff we all go through, fog, headaches, craves and so on.
Same general story each time I get to read all the support messages given it helps me, it is like I am getting the same advice.
This one was different, after about 45 minute to an hour of reading I get to the end.
Truly the end. Guy was 1040 days into his quit and just runs off to a cave to hid because his life got hard.
I did post there and I was probably a bit harsh, but it made me so angry.
After I posted I paced angrily around the house finally went out and swept the light dusting of snow off the driveway in my shorts and aloha shirt the anger kept me warm.
Finally I cooled off both emotionally and physically and came back in.
All I could think is that better not happen to me.

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Day 27

I survived my trip to North Dakota although not without a serious crave.
The drive was not so bad.
Tuesday morning though I had no way to post here.
I knew it was gonna happen.
I planned for it I had digits ready to make my promise.
When the time came I W.U.P.T.
Problem was that was only making my promise to one person even though I new they would pass that promise on.
She whispered in my ear quietly at first.
As I was packing up to leave for the job site she started shouting.
I wasn't sure what to do until I went back into the bathroom and next to the coffee maker were some tea bags.
Brewed up a cup, opened the bag, and dipped tea on the way to the site.
I know I am still weak and her whispers can still befuddle me but my quit is strong.
Thank you Bucky

Today is also my first nic free visit to the dentist in 33 years be interesting to see how it goes.
Actually I think I am more interested in how the second one goes in six months but lets cross that bridge when we get there.

My 6 month quit dentist visit was wonderful, keep up theses victories and yours will be as well!

Man that was a great post. This place works.

Quit with you today, teabagger.

That is quit gold there brother

[worktowin]

Day 27

I survived my trip to North Dakota although not without a serious crave.
The drive was not so bad.
Tuesday morning though I had no way to post here.
I knew it was gonna happen.
I planned for it I had digits ready to make my promise.
When the time came I W.U.P.T.
Problem was that was only making my promise to one person even though I new they would pass that promise on.
She whispered in my ear quietly at first.
As I was packing up to leave for the job site she started shouting.
I wasn't sure what to do until I went back into the bathroom and next to the coffee maker were some tea bags.
Brewed up a cup, opened the bag, and dipped tea on the way to the site.
I know I am still weak and her whispers can still befuddle me but my quit is strong.
Thank you Bucky

Today is also my first nic free visit to the dentist in 33 years be interesting to see how it goes.
Actually I think I am more interested in how the second one goes in six months but lets cross that bridge when we get there.

My 6 month quit dentist visit was wonderful, keep up theses victories and yours will be as well!

Man that was a great post. This place works.

Quit with you today, teabagger.

[Nomore1959]

Day 27

I survived my trip to North Dakota although not without a serious crave.
The drive was not so bad.
Tuesday morning though I had no way to post here.
I knew it was gonna happen.
I planned for it I had digits ready to make my promise.
When the time came I W.U.P.T.
Problem was that was only making my promise to one person even though I new they would pass that promise on.
She whispered in my ear quietly at first.
As I was packing up to leave for the job site she started shouting.
I wasn't sure what to do until I went back into the bathroom and next to the coffee maker were some tea bags.
Brewed up a cup, opened the bag, and dipped tea on the way to the site.
I know I am still weak and her whispers can still befuddle me but my quit is strong.
Thank you Bucky

Today is also my first nic free visit to the dentist in 33 years be interesting to see how it goes.
Actually I think I am more interested in how the second one goes in six months but lets cross that bridge when we get there.

My 6 month quit dentist visit was wonderful, keep up theses victories and yours will be as well!

[AvianO]

Day 27

I survived my trip to North Dakota although not without a serious crave.
The drive was not so bad.
Tuesday morning though I had no way to post here.
I knew it was gonna happen.
I planned for it I had digits ready to make my promise.
When the time came I W.U.P.T.
Problem was that was only making my promise to one person even though I new they would pass that promise on.
She whispered in my ear quietly at first.
As I was packing up to leave for the job site she started shouting.
I wasn't sure what to do until I went back into the bathroom and next to the coffee maker were some tea bags.
Brewed up a cup, opened the bag, and dipped tea on the way to the site.
I know I am still weak and her whispers can still befuddle me but my quit is strong.
Thank you Bucky

Today is also my first nic free visit to the dentist in 33 years be interesting to see how it goes.
Actually I think I am more interested in how the second one goes in six months but lets cross that bridge when we get there.

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Now back to the important stuff :)
Please keep in mind this is just a list of 173 better than Miley not a ranking.

1) Maria Kirilenko
2) Karen Gillan
3) Ivanka Trump(I know I might get some flack for this one, but I'd hit it in a millisecond)
4) Lacey Chabert
5) Giada DeLaurenitis. She can make spaghetti and is 65% boob. Growl. (X 2 - KN)
6) Heidi Klum(timeless)
7) Alyssa Milano(in the day)
8) Jessica Biel
9) Zooey Deschanel.....yeah I know she is a "bit" quirky
10) Jennifer Love-Hewitt
11) Jennifer Aniston
12) Carrie Underwood
13) Christie Brinkley still fine!
14) Demi Moore
15) Marie Osmond(only with ball gag)
16) Kate Upton...I mean WTF why is she #16 on this list?
17) Charlotte McKinney wow this girl is amazing.
18) Taylor Swift
19) Maria Sharapova
20) Daisy Duke (sorry ... need help with name ... are characters okay?) Catherine Bach, Jessica Simpson, and April Scott. No intelligent conversation needed.
21) Mariah Carey
22) Megan Fox
23) Jennifer Lawrence
24) Jessica Alba - she's mine, all mine
25) Britney Spears
26) Katharine McPhee
27) Scarlett Johansson
28) Kathy Ireland
29) Alice Eve
30) Christina Hendricks
31) Kate Beckinsale
32) Gigi Hadid. Omg yes.
33) Hannah Davis
34) Alex Morgan - I will add commentary since I suck at links - I gotta thing for athletes ...
35) Lindsey Vonn - See above
36) Sofia Vergara - Can't help it
37) Cindy Crawford - Classic and timeless
38) Morgan Smith Goodwin Yes she is the Wendy's girl and yes I may have a thing for gingers.
39) Danielle Colby yes that tatted chick form American Pickers
40) Laura Prepon
41) Maggie -Laura Cohen
42) Isla Fisher-I like gingers too!
43) Anna Torv
44) Beyonce - Although this one bothers me. My 7 year old says that she will be is his future wife. Does this make me have a thing for my future daughter-in-law????
45) Amy Adams
46) Nicole Curtis (Rehab Addict)
47) Kari Byron Mythbusters
48) Emma Stone
49) Julianne Moore