We Quit Like Fuck

[zam]

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[Tsmith17]

Day 181

Wow. That number seemed so distant not so long ago. Posting roll and quitting one day at a time has gotten me here along with keeping in constant communication with my quit brothers both in good times and in bad. I will never forget what brought me here. I will never betray those that have stood beside me in this journey. Several quitters have failed in that time frame. Some have returned to post a Day 1, others have not.

If I was to ask myself what I am most surprised about on Day 181, it would be the fact that I now have more quit days than several people I looked up to in my early quit. So be it.

Quit Like Fuck.

Don't lose focus, don't forget you're an addict and NEVER forget day 1.

You're a badass Steve and I'm glad to have you here brother!

QLF

X2!

Keep on Keeping on Quiter!!!!!

I look up to Coach Steve. True story. Keep it up brother.

[Wt57]

If I was to ask myself what I am most surprised about on Day 181, it would be the fact that I now have more quit days than several people I looked up to in my early quit. So be it.

Coach don't ever be one of them too me! You are one I've always looked up too!

[Grizzly25]

Day 181

Wow. That number seemed so distant not so long ago. Posting roll and quitting one day at a time has gotten me here along with keeping in constant communication with my quit brothers both in good times and in bad. I will never forget what brought me here. I will never betray those that have stood beside me in this journey. Several quitters have failed in that time frame. Some have returned to post a Day 1, others have not.

If I was to ask myself what I am most surprised about on Day 181, it would be the fact that I now have more quit days than several people I looked up to in my early quit. So be it.

Quit Like Fuck.

Don't lose focus, don't forget you're an addict and NEVER forget day 1.

You're a badass Steve and I'm glad to have you here brother!

QLF

X2!

Keep on Keeping on Quiter!!!!!

[Bruce]

Day 181

Wow. That number seemed so distant not so long ago. Posting roll and quitting one day at a time has gotten me here along with keeping in constant communication with my quit brothers both in good times and in bad. I will never forget what brought me here. I will never betray those that have stood beside me in this journey. Several quitters have failed in that time frame. Some have returned to post a Day 1, others have not.

If I was to ask myself what I am most surprised about on Day 181, it would be the fact that I now have more quit days than several people I looked up to in my early quit. So be it.

Quit Like Fuck.

Don't lose focus, don't forget you're an addict and NEVER forget day 1.

You're a badass Steve and I'm glad to have you here brother!

QLF

[Coach Steve]

Day 181

Wow. That number seemed so distant not so long ago. Posting roll and quitting one day at a time has gotten me here along with keeping in constant communication with my quit brothers both in good times and in bad. I will never forget what brought me here. I will never betray those that have stood beside me in this journey. Several quitters have failed in that time frame. Some have returned to post a Day 1, others have not.

If I was to ask myself what I am most surprised about on Day 181, it would be the fact that I now have more quit days than several people I looked up to in my early quit. So be it.

Quit Like Fuck.

[Greg5280]

The topic of cavers has been discussed ad nauseam on KTC, but I still feel compelled to ring in on the subject. In this instance, it's not so much the act of caving that I want to focus on, it's the effect that cavers have on other quitters.

First of all, thanks to my quit brother Wastepanel I now understand the difference between a "caver" and a "retread." WP is a retread, perhaps the most famous (or infamous) retread currently roaming the halls of KTC. He returned as a caver, but managed to change his entire perspective and dedicate himself to his quit. This is what is takes to evolve from a "caver" to a "retread." Long story short, a caver can elevate himself or herself to the level of a retread, but it must be done through dedication and commitment to the program.

My first experience with a caver was on Day 3. We had a guy post a Day 1 in April 12 that had apparently caved several times in the past. This particular time he posted his Day 1 along with his lame excuse as to why he couldn't keep the cancer turds out of his mouth. As per the usual, the experienced quitters chimed in with the "Big 3" questions that every caver must answer. Like many cavers, he fell silent and could not conjure up any answers to these questions. This, in turn, led the experienced quitters to begin questioning the integrity of April 12. At that point, I felt compelled to stand up and defend the integrity of my group. Even on Day 3, my attitude was that I came here to quit and I'll be damned if I'm going to let anyone or anything get in my way. Especially a fucking serial caver. So I spoke up and asked this caver to refrain from posting in April 12 until he got his shit straightened out and answered the Big 3 questions. I've actually gone back to re-read this post and I stand by what I said. Now the reactions I received from this post were all over the board. The experienced quitters praised such "leadership" while others in my group chose to criticize me for speaking out on behalf of the group. Those that criticized offered their opinion that I should "just focus on my own quit" and not concern myself with such things as 'us' or 'we'. According to the critics, there was no "we" only "you" and "I". I disagreed then and I disagree now. As I stated in my HOF speech, without the "WE" there is no accountability. Cavers do not see nor do they understand the benefit of "We." The only thing cavers understand is "Me" or "I".

The past few weeks have seen an inordinate amount of cavers returning to post Day 1. Some of these cavers once boasted hundreds of quit days under their belt. The fact that these cavers have returned is not altogether upsetting to me. What has upset me over the past few weeks is the reaction I'm seeing from strong quitters when they see a former brother or sister return to post a Day 1. I'm deeply troubled by the fact that most cavers seem to only be focused on themselves, and they do not comprehend the effect that their cave has on others. A recurrent theme that I see with cavers is their unwavering selfishness. Some silently post a Day 1 and try to sneak under the radar. Some are sarcastic. Others are defiant. Still others prefer to play the victim while everyone is "busting their ass" for caving. But the common thread is and will always be selfishness. Cavers selfishly believe that their failure only affects one person, them. This is not true. Cavers affect everyone they have touched whether it be past or present. Cavers affect those people that supported them in the past and the people that they once supported, yet some of them carry on as if its none of our business.

Several people also warn of complacency in your quit. In my opinion, complacency is selfishness. Complacency is selfishly thinking that you are better than your addiction. Complacency is selfishly thinking that you are better or stronger than your quit brothers and sisters. Complacency is selfishly thinking that you can do this on your own. Complacency is selfishly forgetting why you came to KTC in the first place.

Such thoughts do not and will not cross my mind. I need KTC and all of my quit brothers and sisters now just as much as the day I first registered.

WE Quit Like Fuck

'clap' 'clap'

EXCELLENT !!

[Coach Steve]

The topic of cavers has been discussed ad nauseam on KTC, but I still feel compelled to ring in on the subject. In this instance, it's not so much the act of caving that I want to focus on, it's the effect that cavers have on other quitters.

First of all, thanks to my quit brother Wastepanel I now understand the difference between a "caver" and a "retread." WP is a retread, perhaps the most famous (or infamous) retread currently roaming the halls of KTC. He returned as a caver, but managed to change his entire perspective and dedicate himself to his quit. This is what is takes to evolve from a "caver" to a "retread." Long story short, a caver can elevate himself or herself to the level of a retread, but it must be done through dedication and commitment to the program.

My first experience with a caver was on Day 3. We had a guy post a Day 1 in April 12 that had apparently caved several times in the past. This particular time he posted his Day 1 along with his lame excuse as to why he couldn't keep the cancer turds out of his mouth. As per the usual, the experienced quitters chimed in with the "Big 3" questions that every caver must answer. Like many cavers, he fell silent and could not conjure up any answers to these questions. This, in turn, led the experienced quitters to begin questioning the integrity of April 12. At that point, I felt compelled to stand up and defend the integrity of my group. Even on Day 3, my attitude was that I came here to quit and I'll be damned if I'm going to let anyone or anything get in my way. Especially a fucking serial caver. So I spoke up and asked this caver to refrain from posting in April 12 until he got his shit straightened out and answered the Big 3 questions. I've actually gone back to re-read this post and I stand by what I said. Now the reactions I received from this post were all over the board. The experienced quitters praised such "leadership" while others in my group chose to criticize me for speaking out on behalf of the group. Those that criticized offered their opinion that I should "just focus on my own quit" and not concern myself with such things as 'us' or 'we'. According to the critics, there was no "we" only "you" and "I". I disagreed then and I disagree now. As I stated in my HOF speech, without the "WE" there is no accountability. Cavers do not see nor do they understand the benefit of "We." The only thing cavers understand is "Me" or "I".

The past few weeks have seen an inordinate amount of cavers returning to post Day 1. Some of these cavers once boasted hundreds of quit days under their belt. The fact that these cavers have returned is not altogether upsetting to me. What has upset me over the past few weeks is the reaction I'm seeing from strong quitters when they see a former brother or sister return to post a Day 1. I'm deeply troubled by the fact that most cavers seem to only be focused on themselves, and they do not comprehend the effect that their cave has on others. A recurrent theme that I see with cavers is their unwavering selfishness. Some silently post a Day 1 and try to sneak under the radar. Some are sarcastic. Others are defiant. Still others prefer to play the victim while everyone is "busting their ass" for caving. But the common thread is and will always be selfishness. Cavers selfishly believe that their failure only affects one person, them. This is not true. Cavers affect everyone they have touched whether it be past or present. Cavers affect those people that supported them in the past and the people that they once supported, yet some of them carry on as if its none of our business.

Several people also warn of complacency in your quit. In my opinion, complacency is selfishness. Complacency is selfishly thinking that you are better than your addiction. Complacency is selfishly thinking that you are better or stronger than your quit brothers and sisters. Complacency is selfishly thinking that you can do this on your own. Complacency is selfishly forgetting why you came to KTC in the first place.

Such thoughts do not and will not cross my mind. I need KTC and all of my quit brothers and sisters now just as much as the day I first registered.

WE Quit Like Fuck

[Coach Steve]

I'm going to play off of Wastepanel's boggle with the umpire and work the baseball theme here. The Pregger (my pregnant wife) and the step sons and I attended MY first minor league baseball game since I quit. A Durham Bulls (TB AAA Affiliate) game to be exact. In the past, my time would have been spent ninja dipping in public throughout the game. But this time, not only did I not have to dip, but I actually got selected to do the dumbass Sumo wrestling in between innings. We attended the game as part of my younger step son's little league team event. The team won some drawing with the league and got to warm up throwing on the field about 45 minutes before game time. It was their usual throw the ball wherever and go chase it routine.

The irony of this particular ballpark is that it is located directly across the street from the former Lucky Strike factory / American Tobacco warehouse in Durham, NC. For those not familiar with this complex, which btw is a gorgeous and artfully renovated complex, it is centered around a well known tobacco processing warehouse that once produced Lucky Strike brand cigarettes. Being a history major, I love the socio-economic history of the place, but there is no getting around the fact that the entire place glorifies tobacco one way or the other. As a quitter, the place gives me the chills.

Anyways, back to the Sumo wrestling. As another team dad and I are suiting up and waiting to be called to the field for our Sumo "wrestling" (The first 2 rounds are planned and the 3rd is a 'free for all'), we smell the distinct odor of cigarette smoke. Mind you, we are in the passageway from the visiting clubhouse to the visitor's dugout. I made a comment about cigarette smoke and the "promo" guy said something about "Oh yeah, they always do that kind of stuff...." I'm thinking damn, that's fucked up. You're telling me smokeless tobacco isn't enough? Some of these guys actually need to go into the clubhouse to get their Marlboro Red fix in between innings too? Not to mention the guy that walked by twice with a big fatty in his lip. Fuck dude, did you just pick up what I put down?

Fuck that, I'm quit. My twins will be born in the next 3 months. They will never see their daddy dip...one day at a time. We Quit Like Fuck.

Good stuff Coach!!

Next time have that asshole suit up and sumo wrestle him!

Fuck U.S. Tobacco for everything they are, were, or will be!

Sumo QLF.

Coach do you have pictures?

Here is the link to the Youtube video. I'm the one in the red.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4AIS6U6w ... e=youtu.be

[Wt57]

I'm going to play off of Wastepanel's boggle with the umpire and work the baseball theme here. The Pregger (my pregnant wife) and the step sons and I attended MY first minor league baseball game since I quit. A Durham Bulls (TB AAA Affiliate) game to be exact. In the past, my time would have been spent ninja dipping in public throughout the game. But this time, not only did I not have to dip, but I actually got selected to do the dumbass Sumo wrestling in between innings. We attended the game as part of my younger step son's little league team event. The team won some drawing with the league and got to warm up throwing on the field about 45 minutes before game time. It was their usual throw the ball wherever and go chase it routine.

The irony of this particular ballpark is that it is located directly across the street from the former Lucky Strike factory / American Tobacco warehouse in Durham, NC. For those not familiar with this complex, which btw is a gorgeous and artfully renovated complex, it is centered around a well known tobacco processing warehouse that once produced Lucky Strike brand cigarettes. Being a history major, I love the socio-economic history of the place, but there is no getting around the fact that the entire place glorifies tobacco one way or the other. As a quitter, the place gives me the chills.

Anyways, back to the Sumo wrestling. As another team dad and I are suiting up and waiting to be called to the field for our Sumo "wrestling" (The first 2 rounds are planned and the 3rd is a 'free for all'), we smell the distinct odor of cigarette smoke. Mind you, we are in the passageway from the visiting clubhouse to the visitor's dugout. I made a comment about cigarette smoke and the "promo" guy said something about "Oh yeah, they always do that kind of stuff...." I'm thinking damn, that's fucked up. You're telling me smokeless tobacco isn't enough? Some of these guys actually need to go into the clubhouse to get their Marlboro Red fix in between innings too? Not to mention the guy that walked by twice with a big fatty in his lip. Fuck dude, did you just pick up what I put down?

Fuck that, I'm quit. My twins will be born in the next 3 months. They will never see their daddy dip...one day at a time. We Quit Like Fuck.

Good stuff Coach!!

Next time have that asshole suit up and sumo wrestle him!

Fuck U.S. Tobacco for everything they are, were, or will be!

Sumo QLF.

Coach do you have pictures?

[Tsmith17]

I'm going to play off of Wastepanel's boggle with the umpire and work the baseball theme here. The Pregger (my pregnant wife) and the step sons and I attended MY first minor league baseball game since I quit. A Durham Bulls (TB AAA Affiliate) game to be exact. In the past, my time would have been spent ninja dipping in public throughout the game. But this time, not only did I not have to dip, but I actually got selected to do the dumbass Sumo wrestling in between innings. We attended the game as part of my younger step son's little league team event. The team won some drawing with the league and got to warm up throwing on the field about 45 minutes before game time. It was their usual throw the ball wherever and go chase it routine.

The irony of this particular ballpark is that it is located directly across the street from the former Lucky Strike factory / American Tobacco warehouse in Durham, NC. For those not familiar with this complex, which btw is a gorgeous and artfully renovated complex, it is centered around a well known tobacco processing warehouse that once produced Lucky Strike brand cigarettes. Being a history major, I love the socio-economic history of the place, but there is no getting around the fact that the entire place glorifies tobacco one way or the other. As a quitter, the place gives me the chills.

Anyways, back to the Sumo wrestling. As another team dad and I are suiting up and waiting to be called to the field for our Sumo "wrestling" (The first 2 rounds are planned and the 3rd is a 'free for all'), we smell the distinct odor of cigarette smoke. Mind you, we are in the passageway from the visiting clubhouse to the visitor's dugout. I made a comment about cigarette smoke and the "promo" guy said something about "Oh yeah, they always do that kind of stuff...." I'm thinking damn, that's fucked up. You're telling me smokeless tobacco isn't enough? Some of these guys actually need to go into the clubhouse to get their Marlboro Red fix in between innings too? Not to mention the guy that walked by twice with a big fatty in his lip. Fuck dude, did you just pick up what I put down?

Fuck that, I'm quit. My twins will be born in the next 3 months. They will never see their daddy dip...one day at a time. We Quit Like Fuck.

Good stuff Coach!!

Next time have that asshole suit up and sumo wrestle him!

Fuck U.S. Tobacco for everything they are, were, or will be!

Sumo QLF.

[Grizzly25]

I'm going to play off of Wastepanel's boggle with the umpire and work the baseball theme here. The Pregger (my pregnant wife) and the step sons and I attended MY first minor league baseball game since I quit. A Durham Bulls (TB AAA Affiliate) game to be exact. In the past, my time would have been spent ninja dipping in public throughout the game. But this time, not only did I not have to dip, but I actually got selected to do the dumbass Sumo wrestling in between innings. We attended the game as part of my younger step son's little league team event. The team won some drawing with the league and got to warm up throwing on the field about 45 minutes before game time. It was their usual throw the ball wherever and go chase it routine.

The irony of this particular ballpark is that it is located directly across the street from the former Lucky Strike factory / American Tobacco warehouse in Durham, NC. For those not familiar with this complex, which btw is a gorgeous and artfully renovated complex, it is centered around a well known tobacco processing warehouse that once produced Lucky Strike brand cigarettes. Being a history major, I love the socio-economic history of the place, but there is no getting around the fact that the entire place glorifies tobacco one way or the other. As a quitter, the place gives me the chills.

Anyways, back to the Sumo wrestling. As another team dad and I are suiting up and waiting to be called to the field for our Sumo "wrestling" (The first 2 rounds are planned and the 3rd is a 'free for all'), we smell the distinct odor of cigarette smoke. Mind you, we are in the passageway from the visiting clubhouse to the visitor's dugout. I made a comment about cigarette smoke and the "promo" guy said something about "Oh yeah, they always do that kind of stuff...." I'm thinking damn, that's fucked up. You're telling me smokeless tobacco isn't enough? Some of these guys actually need to go into the clubhouse to get their Marlboro Red fix in between innings too? Not to mention the guy that walked by twice with a big fatty in his lip. Fuck dude, did you just pick up what I put down?

Fuck that, I'm quit. My twins will be born in the next 3 months. They will never see their daddy dip...one day at a time. We Quit Like Fuck.

Good stuff Coach!!

Next time have that asshole suit up and sumo wrestle him!

Fuck U.S. Tobacco for everything they are, were, or will be!

[Coach Steve]

I'm going to play off of Wastepanel's boggle with the umpire and work the baseball theme here. The Pregger (my pregnant wife) and the step sons and I attended MY first minor league baseball game since I quit. A Durham Bulls (TB AAA Affiliate) game to be exact. In the past, my time would have been spent ninja dipping in public throughout the game. But this time, not only did I not have to dip, but I actually got selected to do the dumbass Sumo wrestling in between innings. We attended the game as part of my younger step son's little league team event. The team won some drawing with the league and got to warm up throwing on the field about 45 minutes before game time. It was their usual throw the ball wherever and go chase it routine.

The irony of this particular ballpark is that it is located directly across the street from the former Lucky Strike factory / American Tobacco warehouse in Durham, NC. For those not familiar with this complex, which btw is a gorgeous and artfully renovated complex, it is centered around a well known tobacco processing warehouse that once produced Lucky Strike brand cigarettes. Being a history major, I love the socio-economic history of the place, but there is no getting around the fact that the entire place glorifies tobacco one way or the other. As a quitter, the place gives me the chills.

Anyways, back to the Sumo wrestling. As another team dad and I are suiting up and waiting to be called to the field for our Sumo "wrestling" (The first 2 rounds are planned and the 3rd is a 'free for all'), we smell the distinct odor of cigarette smoke. Mind you, we are in the passageway from the visiting clubhouse to the visitor's dugout. I made a comment about cigarette smoke and the "promo" guy said something about "Oh yeah, they always do that kind of stuff...." I'm thinking damn, that's fucked up. You're telling me smokeless tobacco isn't enough? Some of these guys actually need to go into the clubhouse to get their Marlboro Red fix in between innings too? Not to mention the guy that walked by twice with a big fatty in his lip. Fuck dude, did you just pick up what I put down?

Fuck that, I'm quit. My twins will be born in the next 3 months. They will never see their daddy dip...one day at a time. We Quit Like Fuck.

[Bruce]

Make Your Decision

I've noticed a disconcerting trend in my HOF group lately. More and more quitters straying from the site, putting more and more days in between their posts. Some return with the lame ass excuse of "I just needed a break from the site for awhile, still quit!" Well yippee!! No...check that....fuck that!! When I hear someone say they need a break from the site that was never very involved in the first place it makes me laugh. You need a break from what? You need a break from the only method that has helped you quit successfully for the past however many days? I call BS.

Then there are those that are straying for other reasons. The ones that are still thinking like dippers and not quitters. After 150+ days of quitting, why does having a dip still seem like the answer to your problems? Maybe it's not that, maybe you're just tired of being quit. No wait, that doesn't make sense either.....

The only logical answer to all of this tomfoolery is the addiction. How else could a HOF quitter go astray after finding out how great it is to be quit. How else could a HOF quitter go astray after learning about the extreme health risks associated with smokeless tobacco? The answer is the addiction. The addiction never relents, it is with us always. Some find the strength to fight the addiction only temporarily. Then those deviant thoughts begin creeping back into your head. You allow yourself to forget everything you learned on KTC. But why? Why do quitters remove the most effective weapon they have in their arsenal? I wish I knew the answer to that question.

For those of you out there, no matter what day you are on, here me when I tell you that staying involved on KTC is the best defense you have against this addiction. To those of you who think you can do it on your own, you are wrong. To those of you who are straying from the site, come back to us. You've already made the best and most difficult decision of your life.....don't turn back now, there is far too much at stake.....YOUR life.

Make your decision once and only once.

We have put too much work into our quits to leave now. I'm going stick with what got me to this point in my quit and that is posting roll everyday. Nice post coach, I couldn't agree with you more. Stay quit like fuck brother.

Great post Coach, I say before I came to KTC I was a worthless nicotene addict......

I have taken the pitcher of Quit Like Fuck kool-aid and drank it straight down and realize without the accountability the site brings to the table I would be nicotene's bitch again......

I am Quit Like Fuck with you today Coach!!!

I'll second that!

This is a problem with every group, there was a big discussioin in FU over this topic. Even the great Bruce thought, I think I'll make to a year then step back or leave the site. A couple of weeks ago I found this little gem, and it really helped me figure out shit...i believe I actually posted it in your group too Coach

When should I leave KTC?

464 days quit and still posting roll every day.

Some folks need KTC every day and others do not.

This is the ONLY way that worked for me so why fix something that isn't broke.

Good discussion in here. You guys rock.

I feel like I'm in that episode of South Park where Butters keeps trying to hatch some deviant plan but his little sidekick keeps saying, "The Simpsons already did that in episode # whatever."

Except in this case I'm Butters, Chewie is the Simpsons and Bruce is my sidekick.

(Coach Steve gets down on his knees, raises his fists to the sky and yells, "Damn you Chewie! Damnnnnnnn Youuuuuu!!!")

:tinfoil:

That's the closest I could find to Butter's outfit

[Coach Steve]

Make Your Decision

I've noticed a disconcerting trend in my HOF group lately. More and more quitters straying from the site, putting more and more days in between their posts. Some return with the lame ass excuse of "I just needed a break from the site for awhile, still quit!" Well yippee!! No...check that....fuck that!! When I hear someone say they need a break from the site that was never very involved in the first place it makes me laugh. You need a break from what? You need a break from the only method that has helped you quit successfully for the past however many days? I call BS.

Then there are those that are straying for other reasons. The ones that are still thinking like dippers and not quitters. After 150+ days of quitting, why does having a dip still seem like the answer to your problems? Maybe it's not that, maybe you're just tired of being quit. No wait, that doesn't make sense either.....

The only logical answer to all of this tomfoolery is the addiction. How else could a HOF quitter go astray after finding out how great it is to be quit. How else could a HOF quitter go astray after learning about the extreme health risks associated with smokeless tobacco? The answer is the addiction. The addiction never relents, it is with us always. Some find the strength to fight the addiction only temporarily. Then those deviant thoughts begin creeping back into your head. You allow yourself to forget everything you learned on KTC. But why? Why do quitters remove the most effective weapon they have in their arsenal? I wish I knew the answer to that question.

For those of you out there, no matter what day you are on, here me when I tell you that staying involved on KTC is the best defense you have against this addiction. To those of you who think you can do it on your own, you are wrong. To those of you who are straying from the site, come back to us. You've already made the best and most difficult decision of your life.....don't turn back now, there is far too much at stake.....YOUR life.

Make your decision once and only once.

We have put too much work into our quits to leave now. I'm going stick with what got me to this point in my quit and that is posting roll everyday. Nice post coach, I couldn't agree with you more. Stay quit like fuck brother.

Great post Coach, I say before I came to KTC I was a worthless nicotene addict......

I have taken the pitcher of Quit Like Fuck kool-aid and drank it straight down and realize without the accountability the site brings to the table I would be nicotene's bitch again......

I am Quit Like Fuck with you today Coach!!!

I'll second that!

This is a problem with every group, there was a big discussioin in FU over this topic. Even the great Bruce thought, I think I'll make to a year then step back or leave the site. A couple of weeks ago I found this little gem, and it really helped me figure out shit...i believe I actually posted it in your group too Coach

When should I leave KTC?

464 days quit and still posting roll every day.

Some folks need KTC every day and others do not.

This is the ONLY way that worked for me so why fix something that isn't broke.

Good discussion in here. You guys rock.

I feel like I'm in that episode of South Park where Butters keeps trying to hatch some deviant plan but his little sidekick keeps saying, "The Simpsons already did that in episode # whatever."

Except in this case I'm Butters, Chewie is the Simpsons and Bruce is my sidekick.

(Coach Steve gets down on his knees, raises his fists to the sky and yells, "Damn you Chewie! Damnnnnnnn Youuuuuu!!!")