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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #408 on: September 13, 2014, 02:38:00 PM »
Quote from: brettlees
Great thread--- and CONGRATS on 2000 days- double comma! Humor, leadership, and no vitreolic rants, just hard quitting. Thanks! Newbies give it a read for some laughs, learning, inspiration, and a break from all the gorilla chest thumping in these halls lately.
Well Done Sir!!!
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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #407 on: September 13, 2014, 11:38:00 AM »
Great thread--- and CONGRATS on 2000 days- double comma! Humor, leadership, and no vitreolic rants, just hard quitting. Thanks! Newbies give it a read for some laughs, learning, inspiration, and a break from all the gorilla chest thumping in these halls lately.
This info helped me early on, and still does today: https://whyquit.com/whyquit/linksaaddiction.html

Quitters I’ve met so far: Ihatecope, >Pinched<, T-Cell, grizzlyhasclaws, Canvasback, BaseballPlayer, Cbird65, ERDVM, BradleyGuy, Ted, Zeno, AppleJack, Bronc, Knockout, MookieBlaylock, Rdad, 2mch2lv4, MN_Ben, Natro, Lippizaner, Amquash, ChristopherJ, GDubya, SRohde  -- always eager to meet more!

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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #406 on: March 25, 2014, 05:26:00 PM »
Congrats on 5 years, Dean!

I miss our late night chats. In a manly type way of course.

With luv,

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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #405 on: March 25, 2014, 03:13:00 PM »
Quote from: sh4string
Quote from: jbradley
Quote from: Etxaggie
Quote from: KKLJINC
Quote from: Diesel2112
Quote from: brettlees
Quote from: ssever122
Quote from: Coach
Quote from: derk40
Quote from: Scowick65
Quote from: Doc Chewfree
Quote from: slug.go
Quote from: SirDerek
Quote from: Mthomas3824
Quote from: DeanTheCoot
Five Years

Who the hell is going to listen to me? Five years is an eternity for any guy who is trying to notch his first five *hours* without nicotine. And let's face it: There are a lot more dudes here right now with five hours under their belt. Or five days, or five weeks. And it ain't easy for them.

To those guys, I'm like the chupacabra: mean and nasty and very very cool and probably not real.

Five years? On March 24, 2009, I couldn't picture being dip-less for five years. It was laughable. I was surely not going to make it. I wasn't committed, and I knew it, but I was going through the motions to "quit" anyway.

Then I stumbled onto KTC. I went into chat. Someone asked me, "Are you quit?"

My answer was something like "That depends." As far as I knew, it DID depend. I was "quit" for what...two days? That wasn't quit. Was it?

About fourteen dudes in chat proceeded to run a train on me, spewing vicious hatred and judgment, telling me to fuck myself and whatnot if I dared have a cheek full of dip while in chat.

I liked that.

Yes, goddamn it, I was QUIT.

For the first time, that word meant something to me. I wasn't "trying" to quit. Or trying to "be" quit. I was just fucking quit. Noun, verb, adjective, adverb quit. This is my quit. I quit. That's a quit look you have on your face. I'm quitly shitting.

It's all I was for many months. Just quit. I didn't have the strength to do or be more.

I got stronger, though. And then months became years. And here I am. A GOD. Just like you.

Because you're quit.
That's cool. Thanks for sharing.
Hope those with the 5 hours/days/weeks even pay attention to your post Dean. Hope they look and feel what emotion is felt after 5 years of freedom. Hope they realize this as an example of what can be accomplished when someone sticks around.

well done my friend.
Congrats on the five years and thanks for letting your knowledge and experience trickle down to the rest of us.
Nice.
Thanks and congrats!
This is good stuff.
Congrats on 5 yrs... Great stuff.
'BanDog'
Good shit! thanks for the motivation!
Congrats and thanks! It means a lot to hear from you.
Congrats on 5 years. I will never forget in my early quit when I was holding on by a thread, you pm'd me and told me to post roll. If I didn't you were gonna squat over me and drop a deuce. You can't BUY that kind of encouragement. LOL.
Dean, you know I am a fan, every few months i make sure to bring your thread up, so the newbs can learn how to quit while laughing so hard you cant take a breath. On shit days I would read your thread, feel your pain and relate. Thanks for being a epic quitter. Thanks for inspiring me and making me want those plus one's.

Now if i can just get my next door neighbor to dream of my golden showers.

I quit with you.
LMAO! I just spent over an hour reading your Intro thread. Lots of wisdom  entertainment in there!

Congrats on 5 yrs!
Congrats on 5 years! Quit with you today!
5 years!!!!! Congrats
Well done 'oh yeah'
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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #404 on: March 25, 2014, 12:58:00 PM »
Quote from: jbradley
Quote from: Etxaggie
Quote from: KKLJINC
Quote from: Diesel2112
Quote from: brettlees
Quote from: ssever122
Quote from: Coach
Quote from: derk40
Quote from: Scowick65
Quote from: Doc
Quote from: slug.go
Quote from: SirDerek
Quote from: Mthomas3824
Quote from: DeanTheCoot
Five Years

Who the hell is going to listen to me? Five years is an eternity for any guy who is trying to notch his first five *hours* without nicotine. And let's face it: There are a lot more dudes here right now with five hours under their belt. Or five days, or five weeks. And it ain't easy for them.

To those guys, I'm like the chupacabra: mean and nasty and very very cool and probably not real.

Five years? On March 24, 2009, I couldn't picture being dip-less for five years. It was laughable. I was surely not going to make it. I wasn't committed, and I knew it, but I was going through the motions to "quit" anyway.

Then I stumbled onto KTC. I went into chat. Someone asked me, "Are you quit?"

My answer was something like "That depends." As far as I knew, it DID depend. I was "quit" for what...two days? That wasn't quit. Was it?

About fourteen dudes in chat proceeded to run a train on me, spewing vicious hatred and judgment, telling me to fuck myself and whatnot if I dared have a cheek full of dip while in chat.

I liked that.

Yes, goddamn it, I was QUIT.

For the first time, that word meant something to me. I wasn't "trying" to quit. Or trying to "be" quit. I was just fucking quit. Noun, verb, adjective, adverb quit. This is my quit. I quit. That's a quit look you have on your face. I'm quitly shitting.

It's all I was for many months. Just quit. I didn't have the strength to do or be more.

I got stronger, though. And then months became years. And here I am. A GOD. Just like you.

Because you're quit.
That's cool. Thanks for sharing.
Hope those with the 5 hours/days/weeks even pay attention to your post Dean. Hope they look and feel what emotion is felt after 5 years of freedom. Hope they realize this as an example of what can be accomplished when someone sticks around.

well done my friend.
Congrats on the five years and thanks for letting your knowledge and experience trickle down to the rest of us.
Nice.
Thanks and congrats!
This is good stuff.
Congrats on 5 yrs... Great stuff.
'BanDog'
Good shit! thanks for the motivation!
Congrats and thanks! It means a lot to hear from you.
Congrats on 5 years. I will never forget in my early quit when I was holding on by a thread, you pm'd me and told me to post roll. If I didn't you were gonna squat over me and drop a deuce. You can't BUY that kind of encouragement. LOL.
Dean, you know I am a fan, every few months i make sure to bring your thread up, so the newbs can learn how to quit while laughing so hard you cant take a breath. On shit days I would read your thread, feel your pain and relate. Thanks for being a epic quitter. Thanks for inspiring me and making me want those plus one's.

Now if i can just get my next door neighbor to dream of my golden showers.

I quit with you.
LMAO! I just spent over an hour reading your Intro thread. Lots of wisdom  entertainment in there!

Congrats on 5 yrs!
Congrats on 5 years! Quit with you today!
5 years!!!!! Congrats
Quitting every damn day since October 21, 2013

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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #403 on: March 25, 2014, 11:20:00 AM »
I'm grateful for all the support and for all the eyeballs that land on the things I write. Thanks for the congrats...I won't let anyone down.


FYI, The family and I moved in late 2009. We're way, way out in the sticks now, and there aren't many neighbors. No one to see me whizzing off my front stoop.

So instead, I walk out into the woods a few mornings during the week and show my hard-on to the wildlife. The bobcat have a special scream when they see it.

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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #402 on: March 25, 2014, 12:45:00 AM »
Quote from: Etxaggie
Quote from: KKLJINC
Quote from: Diesel2112
Quote from: brettlees
Quote from: ssever122
Quote from: Coach
Quote from: derk40
Quote from: Scowick65
Quote from: Doc
Quote from: slug.go
Quote from: SirDerek
Quote from: Mthomas3824
Quote from: DeanTheCoot
Five Years

Who the hell is going to listen to me? Five years is an eternity for any guy who is trying to notch his first five *hours* without nicotine. And let's face it: There are a lot more dudes here right now with five hours under their belt. Or five days, or five weeks. And it ain't easy for them.

To those guys, I'm like the chupacabra: mean and nasty and very very cool and probably not real.

Five years? On March 24, 2009, I couldn't picture being dip-less for five years. It was laughable. I was surely not going to make it. I wasn't committed, and I knew it, but I was going through the motions to "quit" anyway.

Then I stumbled onto KTC. I went into chat. Someone asked me, "Are you quit?"

My answer was something like "That depends." As far as I knew, it DID depend. I was "quit" for what...two days? That wasn't quit. Was it?

About fourteen dudes in chat proceeded to run a train on me, spewing vicious hatred and judgment, telling me to fuck myself and whatnot if I dared have a cheek full of dip while in chat.

I liked that.

Yes, goddamn it, I was QUIT.

For the first time, that word meant something to me. I wasn't "trying" to quit. Or trying to "be" quit. I was just fucking quit. Noun, verb, adjective, adverb quit. This is my quit. I quit. That's a quit look you have on your face. I'm quitly shitting.

It's all I was for many months. Just quit. I didn't have the strength to do or be more.

I got stronger, though. And then months became years. And here I am. A GOD. Just like you.

Because you're quit.
That's cool. Thanks for sharing.
Hope those with the 5 hours/days/weeks even pay attention to your post Dean. Hope they look and feel what emotion is felt after 5 years of freedom. Hope they realize this as an example of what can be accomplished when someone sticks around.

well done my friend.
Congrats on the five years and thanks for letting your knowledge and experience trickle down to the rest of us.
Nice.
Thanks and congrats!
This is good stuff.
Congrats on 5 yrs... Great stuff.
'BanDog'
Good shit! thanks for the motivation!
Congrats and thanks! It means a lot to hear from you.
Congrats on 5 years. I will never forget in my early quit when I was holding on by a thread, you pm'd me and told me to post roll. If I didn't you were gonna squat over me and drop a deuce. You can't BUY that kind of encouragement. LOL.
Dean, you know I am a fan, every few months i make sure to bring your thread up, so the newbs can learn how to quit while laughing so hard you cant take a breath. On shit days I would read your thread, feel your pain and relate. Thanks for being a epic quitter. Thanks for inspiring me and making me want those plus one's.

Now if i can just get my next door neighbor to dream of my golden showers.

I quit with you.
LMAO! I just spent over an hour reading your Intro thread. Lots of wisdom  entertainment in there!

Congrats on 5 yrs!
Congrats on 5 years! Quit with you today!

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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #401 on: March 25, 2014, 12:35:00 AM »
Quote from: KKLJINC
Quote from: Diesel2112
Quote from: brettlees
Quote from: ssever122
Quote from: Coach
Quote from: derk40
Quote from: Scowick65
Quote from: Doc
Quote from: slug.go
Quote from: SirDerek
Quote from: Mthomas3824
Quote from: DeanTheCoot
Five Years

Who the hell is going to listen to me? Five years is an eternity for any guy who is trying to notch his first five *hours* without nicotine. And let's face it: There are a lot more dudes here right now with five hours under their belt. Or five days, or five weeks. And it ain't easy for them.

To those guys, I'm like the chupacabra: mean and nasty and very very cool and probably not real.

Five years? On March 24, 2009, I couldn't picture being dip-less for five years. It was laughable. I was surely not going to make it. I wasn't committed, and I knew it, but I was going through the motions to "quit" anyway.

Then I stumbled onto KTC. I went into chat. Someone asked me, "Are you quit?"

My answer was something like "That depends." As far as I knew, it DID depend. I was "quit" for what...two days? That wasn't quit. Was it?

About fourteen dudes in chat proceeded to run a train on me, spewing vicious hatred and judgment, telling me to fuck myself and whatnot if I dared have a cheek full of dip while in chat.

I liked that.

Yes, goddamn it, I was QUIT.

For the first time, that word meant something to me. I wasn't "trying" to quit. Or trying to "be" quit. I was just fucking quit. Noun, verb, adjective, adverb quit. This is my quit. I quit. That's a quit look you have on your face. I'm quitly shitting.

It's all I was for many months. Just quit. I didn't have the strength to do or be more.

I got stronger, though. And then months became years. And here I am. A GOD. Just like you.

Because you're quit.
That's cool. Thanks for sharing.
Hope those with the 5 hours/days/weeks even pay attention to your post Dean. Hope they look and feel what emotion is felt after 5 years of freedom. Hope they realize this as an example of what can be accomplished when someone sticks around.

well done my friend.
Congrats on the five years and thanks for letting your knowledge and experience trickle down to the rest of us.
Nice.
Thanks and congrats!
This is good stuff.
Congrats on 5 yrs... Great stuff.
'BanDog'
Good shit! thanks for the motivation!
Congrats and thanks! It means a lot to hear from you.
Congrats on 5 years. I will never forget in my early quit when I was holding on by a thread, you pm'd me and told me to post roll. If I didn't you were gonna squat over me and drop a deuce. You can't BUY that kind of encouragement. LOL.
Dean, you know I am a fan, every few months i make sure to bring your thread up, so the newbs can learn how to quit while laughing so hard you cant take a breath. On shit days I would read your thread, feel your pain and relate. Thanks for being a epic quitter. Thanks for inspiring me and making me want those plus one's.

Now if i can just get my next door neighbor to dream of my golden showers.

I quit with you.
LMAO! I just spent over an hour reading your Intro thread. Lots of wisdom  entertainment in there!

Congrats on 5 yrs!
Quit 12/31/2013

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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #400 on: March 24, 2014, 11:38:00 PM »
Quote from: Diesel2112
Quote from: brettlees
Quote from: ssever122
Quote from: Coach
Quote from: derk40
Quote from: Scowick65
Quote from: Doc
Quote from: slug.go
Quote from: SirDerek
Quote from: Mthomas3824
Quote from: DeanTheCoot
Five Years

Who the hell is going to listen to me? Five years is an eternity for any guy who is trying to notch his first five *hours* without nicotine. And let's face it: There are a lot more dudes here right now with five hours under their belt. Or five days, or five weeks. And it ain't easy for them.

To those guys, I'm like the chupacabra: mean and nasty and very very cool and probably not real.

Five years? On March 24, 2009, I couldn't picture being dip-less for five years. It was laughable. I was surely not going to make it. I wasn't committed, and I knew it, but I was going through the motions to "quit" anyway.

Then I stumbled onto KTC. I went into chat. Someone asked me, "Are you quit?"

My answer was something like "That depends." As far as I knew, it DID depend. I was "quit" for what...two days? That wasn't quit. Was it?

About fourteen dudes in chat proceeded to run a train on me, spewing vicious hatred and judgment, telling me to fuck myself and whatnot if I dared have a cheek full of dip while in chat.

I liked that.

Yes, goddamn it, I was QUIT.

For the first time, that word meant something to me. I wasn't "trying" to quit. Or trying to "be" quit. I was just fucking quit. Noun, verb, adjective, adverb quit. This is my quit. I quit. That's a quit look you have on your face. I'm quitly shitting.

It's all I was for many months. Just quit. I didn't have the strength to do or be more.

I got stronger, though. And then months became years. And here I am. A GOD. Just like you.

Because you're quit.
That's cool. Thanks for sharing.
Hope those with the 5 hours/days/weeks even pay attention to your post Dean. Hope they look and feel what emotion is felt after 5 years of freedom. Hope they realize this as an example of what can be accomplished when someone sticks around.

well done my friend.
Congrats on the five years and thanks for letting your knowledge and experience trickle down to the rest of us.
Nice.
Thanks and congrats!
This is good stuff.
Congrats on 5 yrs... Great stuff.
'BanDog'
Good shit! thanks for the motivation!
Congrats and thanks! It means a lot to hear from you.
Congrats on 5 years. I will never forget in my early quit when I was holding on by a thread, you pm'd me and told me to post roll. If I didn't you were gonna squat over me and drop a deuce. You can't BUY that kind of encouragement. LOL.
Dean, you know I am a fan, every few months i make sure to bring your thread up, so the newbs can learn how to quit while laughing so hard you cant take a breath. On shit days I would read your thread, feel your pain and relate. Thanks for being a epic quitter. Thanks for inspiring me and making me want those plus one's.

Now if i can just get my next door neighbor to dream of my golden showers.

I quit with you.

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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #399 on: March 24, 2014, 11:31:00 PM »
Quote from: brettlees
Quote from: ssever122
Quote from: Coach
Quote from: derk40
Quote from: Scowick65
Quote from: Doc
Quote from: slug.go
Quote from: SirDerek
Quote from: Mthomas3824
Quote from: DeanTheCoot
Five Years

Who the hell is going to listen to me? Five years is an eternity for any guy who is trying to notch his first five *hours* without nicotine. And let's face it: There are a lot more dudes here right now with five hours under their belt. Or five days, or five weeks. And it ain't easy for them.

To those guys, I'm like the chupacabra: mean and nasty and very very cool and probably not real.

Five years? On March 24, 2009, I couldn't picture being dip-less for five years. It was laughable. I was surely not going to make it. I wasn't committed, and I knew it, but I was going through the motions to "quit" anyway.

Then I stumbled onto KTC. I went into chat. Someone asked me, "Are you quit?"

My answer was something like "That depends." As far as I knew, it DID depend. I was "quit" for what...two days? That wasn't quit. Was it?

About fourteen dudes in chat proceeded to run a train on me, spewing vicious hatred and judgment, telling me to fuck myself and whatnot if I dared have a cheek full of dip while in chat.

I liked that.

Yes, goddamn it, I was QUIT.

For the first time, that word meant something to me. I wasn't "trying" to quit. Or trying to "be" quit. I was just fucking quit. Noun, verb, adjective, adverb quit. This is my quit. I quit. That's a quit look you have on your face. I'm quitly shitting.

It's all I was for many months. Just quit. I didn't have the strength to do or be more.

I got stronger, though. And then months became years. And here I am. A GOD. Just like you.

Because you're quit.
That's cool. Thanks for sharing.
Hope those with the 5 hours/days/weeks even pay attention to your post Dean. Hope they look and feel what emotion is felt after 5 years of freedom. Hope they realize this as an example of what can be accomplished when someone sticks around.

well done my friend.
Congrats on the five years and thanks for letting your knowledge and experience trickle down to the rest of us.
Nice.
Thanks and congrats!
This is good stuff.
Congrats on 5 yrs... Great stuff.
'BanDog'
Good shit! thanks for the motivation!
Congrats and thanks! It means a lot to hear from you.
Congrats on 5 years. I will never forget in my early quit when I was holding on by a thread, you pm'd me and told me to post roll. If I didn't you were gonna squat over me and drop a deuce. You can't BUY that kind of encouragement. LOL.
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Offline brettlees

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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #398 on: March 24, 2014, 10:44:00 PM »
Quote from: ssever122
Quote from: Coach
Quote from: derk40
Quote from: Scowick65
Quote from: Doc
Quote from: slug.go
Quote from: SirDerek
Quote from: Mthomas3824
Quote from: DeanTheCoot
Five Years

Who the hell is going to listen to me? Five years is an eternity for any guy who is trying to notch his first five *hours* without nicotine. And let's face it: There are a lot more dudes here right now with five hours under their belt. Or five days, or five weeks. And it ain't easy for them.

To those guys, I'm like the chupacabra: mean and nasty and very very cool and probably not real.

Five years? On March 24, 2009, I couldn't picture being dip-less for five years. It was laughable. I was surely not going to make it. I wasn't committed, and I knew it, but I was going through the motions to "quit" anyway.

Then I stumbled onto KTC. I went into chat. Someone asked me, "Are you quit?"

My answer was something like "That depends." As far as I knew, it DID depend. I was "quit" for what...two days? That wasn't quit. Was it?

About fourteen dudes in chat proceeded to run a train on me, spewing vicious hatred and judgment, telling me to fuck myself and whatnot if I dared have a cheek full of dip while in chat.

I liked that.

Yes, goddamn it, I was QUIT.

For the first time, that word meant something to me. I wasn't "trying" to quit. Or trying to "be" quit. I was just fucking quit. Noun, verb, adjective, adverb quit. This is my quit. I quit. That's a quit look you have on your face. I'm quitly shitting.

It's all I was for many months. Just quit. I didn't have the strength to do or be more.

I got stronger, though. And then months became years. And here I am. A GOD. Just like you.

Because you're quit.
That's cool. Thanks for sharing.
Hope those with the 5 hours/days/weeks even pay attention to your post Dean. Hope they look and feel what emotion is felt after 5 years of freedom. Hope they realize this as an example of what can be accomplished when someone sticks around.

well done my friend.
Congrats on the five years and thanks for letting your knowledge and experience trickle down to the rest of us.
Nice.
Thanks and congrats!
This is good stuff.
Congrats on 5 yrs... Great stuff.
'BanDog'
Good shit! thanks for the motivation!
Congrats and thanks! It means a lot to hear from you.
This info helped me early on, and still does today: https://whyquit.com/whyquit/linksaaddiction.html

Quitters I’ve met so far: Ihatecope, >Pinched<, T-Cell, grizzlyhasclaws, Canvasback, BaseballPlayer, Cbird65, ERDVM, BradleyGuy, Ted, Zeno, AppleJack, Bronc, Knockout, MookieBlaylock, Rdad, 2mch2lv4, MN_Ben, Natro, Lippizaner, Amquash, ChristopherJ, GDubya, SRohde  -- always eager to meet more!

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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #397 on: March 24, 2014, 09:52:00 PM »
Quote from: Coach
Quote from: derk40
Quote from: Scowick65
Quote from: Doc
Quote from: slug.go
Quote from: SirDerek
Quote from: Mthomas3824
Quote from: DeanTheCoot
Five Years

Who the hell is going to listen to me? Five years is an eternity for any guy who is trying to notch his first five *hours* without nicotine. And let's face it: There are a lot more dudes here right now with five hours under their belt. Or five days, or five weeks. And it ain't easy for them.

To those guys, I'm like the chupacabra: mean and nasty and very very cool and probably not real.

Five years? On March 24, 2009, I couldn't picture being dip-less for five years. It was laughable. I was surely not going to make it. I wasn't committed, and I knew it, but I was going through the motions to "quit" anyway.

Then I stumbled onto KTC. I went into chat. Someone asked me, "Are you quit?"

My answer was something like "That depends." As far as I knew, it DID depend. I was "quit" for what...two days? That wasn't quit. Was it?

About fourteen dudes in chat proceeded to run a train on me, spewing vicious hatred and judgment, telling me to fuck myself and whatnot if I dared have a cheek full of dip while in chat.

I liked that.

Yes, goddamn it, I was QUIT.

For the first time, that word meant something to me. I wasn't "trying" to quit. Or trying to "be" quit. I was just fucking quit. Noun, verb, adjective, adverb quit. This is my quit. I quit. That's a quit look you have on your face. I'm quitly shitting.

It's all I was for many months. Just quit. I didn't have the strength to do or be more.

I got stronger, though. And then months became years. And here I am. A GOD. Just like you.

Because you're quit.
That's cool. Thanks for sharing.
Hope those with the 5 hours/days/weeks even pay attention to your post Dean. Hope they look and feel what emotion is felt after 5 years of freedom. Hope they realize this as an example of what can be accomplished when someone sticks around.

well done my friend.
Congrats on the five years and thanks for letting your knowledge and experience trickle down to the rest of us.
Nice.
Thanks and congrats!
This is good stuff.
Congrats on 5 yrs... Great stuff.
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Good shit! thanks for the motivation!
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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #396 on: March 24, 2014, 08:59:00 PM »
Quote from: derk40
Quote from: Scowick65
Quote from: Doc
Quote from: slug.go
Quote from: SirDerek
Quote from: Mthomas3824
Quote from: DeanTheCoot
Five Years

Who the hell is going to listen to me? Five years is an eternity for any guy who is trying to notch his first five *hours* without nicotine. And let's face it: There are a lot more dudes here right now with five hours under their belt. Or five days, or five weeks. And it ain't easy for them.

To those guys, I'm like the chupacabra: mean and nasty and very very cool and probably not real.

Five years? On March 24, 2009, I couldn't picture being dip-less for five years. It was laughable. I was surely not going to make it. I wasn't committed, and I knew it, but I was going through the motions to "quit" anyway.

Then I stumbled onto KTC. I went into chat. Someone asked me, "Are you quit?"

My answer was something like "That depends." As far as I knew, it DID depend. I was "quit" for what...two days? That wasn't quit. Was it?

About fourteen dudes in chat proceeded to run a train on me, spewing vicious hatred and judgment, telling me to fuck myself and whatnot if I dared have a cheek full of dip while in chat.

I liked that.

Yes, goddamn it, I was QUIT.

For the first time, that word meant something to me. I wasn't "trying" to quit. Or trying to "be" quit. I was just fucking quit. Noun, verb, adjective, adverb quit. This is my quit. I quit. That's a quit look you have on your face. I'm quitly shitting.

It's all I was for many months. Just quit. I didn't have the strength to do or be more.

I got stronger, though. And then months became years. And here I am. A GOD. Just like you.

Because you're quit.
That's cool. Thanks for sharing.
Hope those with the 5 hours/days/weeks even pay attention to your post Dean. Hope they look and feel what emotion is felt after 5 years of freedom. Hope they realize this as an example of what can be accomplished when someone sticks around.

well done my friend.
Congrats on the five years and thanks for letting your knowledge and experience trickle down to the rest of us.
Nice.
Thanks and congrats!
This is good stuff.
Congrats on 5 yrs... Great stuff.
'BanDog'
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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #395 on: March 24, 2014, 08:20:00 PM »
Quote from: Scowick65
Quote from: Doc
Quote from: slug.go
Quote from: SirDerek
Quote from: Mthomas3824
Quote from: DeanTheCoot
Five Years

Who the hell is going to listen to me? Five years is an eternity for any guy who is trying to notch his first five *hours* without nicotine. And let's face it: There are a lot more dudes here right now with five hours under their belt. Or five days, or five weeks. And it ain't easy for them.

To those guys, I'm like the chupacabra: mean and nasty and very very cool and probably not real.

Five years? On March 24, 2009, I couldn't picture being dip-less for five years. It was laughable. I was surely not going to make it. I wasn't committed, and I knew it, but I was going through the motions to "quit" anyway.

Then I stumbled onto KTC. I went into chat. Someone asked me, "Are you quit?"

My answer was something like "That depends." As far as I knew, it DID depend. I was "quit" for what...two days? That wasn't quit. Was it?

About fourteen dudes in chat proceeded to run a train on me, spewing vicious hatred and judgment, telling me to fuck myself and whatnot if I dared have a cheek full of dip while in chat.

I liked that.

Yes, goddamn it, I was QUIT.

For the first time, that word meant something to me. I wasn't "trying" to quit. Or trying to "be" quit. I was just fucking quit. Noun, verb, adjective, adverb quit. This is my quit. I quit. That's a quit look you have on your face. I'm quitly shitting.

It's all I was for many months. Just quit. I didn't have the strength to do or be more.

I got stronger, though. And then months became years. And here I am. A GOD. Just like you.

Because you're quit.
That's cool. Thanks for sharing.
Hope those with the 5 hours/days/weeks even pay attention to your post Dean. Hope they look and feel what emotion is felt after 5 years of freedom. Hope they realize this as an example of what can be accomplished when someone sticks around.

well done my friend.
Congrats on the five years and thanks for letting your knowledge and experience trickle down to the rest of us.
Nice.
Thanks and congrats!
This is good stuff.
Congrats on 5 yrs... Great stuff.
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Re: July 09 Quitters
« Reply #394 on: March 24, 2014, 07:21:00 PM »
Quote from: Doc
Quote from: slug.go
Quote from: SirDerek
Quote from: Mthomas3824
Quote from: DeanTheCoot
Five Years

Who the hell is going to listen to me? Five years is an eternity for any guy who is trying to notch his first five *hours* without nicotine. And let's face it: There are a lot more dudes here right now with five hours under their belt. Or five days, or five weeks. And it ain't easy for them.

To those guys, I'm like the chupacabra: mean and nasty and very very cool and probably not real.

Five years? On March 24, 2009, I couldn't picture being dip-less for five years. It was laughable. I was surely not going to make it. I wasn't committed, and I knew it, but I was going through the motions to "quit" anyway.

Then I stumbled onto KTC. I went into chat. Someone asked me, "Are you quit?"

My answer was something like "That depends." As far as I knew, it DID depend. I was "quit" for what...two days? That wasn't quit. Was it?

About fourteen dudes in chat proceeded to run a train on me, spewing vicious hatred and judgment, telling me to fuck myself and whatnot if I dared have a cheek full of dip while in chat.

I liked that.

Yes, goddamn it, I was QUIT.

For the first time, that word meant something to me. I wasn't "trying" to quit. Or trying to "be" quit. I was just fucking quit. Noun, verb, adjective, adverb quit. This is my quit. I quit. That's a quit look you have on your face. I'm quitly shitting.

It's all I was for many months. Just quit. I didn't have the strength to do or be more.

I got stronger, though. And then months became years. And here I am. A GOD. Just like you.

Because you're quit.
That's cool. Thanks for sharing.
Hope those with the 5 hours/days/weeks even pay attention to your post Dean. Hope they look and feel what emotion is felt after 5 years of freedom. Hope they realize this as an example of what can be accomplished when someone sticks around.

well done my friend.
Congrats on the five years and thanks for letting your knowledge and experience trickle down to the rest of us.
Nice.
Thanks and congrats!
This is good stuff.