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Re: Sapper's Intro
« Reply #131 on: March 17, 2014, 06:01:00 PM »
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I finally had the conversation with my wife about my addiction and my quit and this website.  I apologized and showed her the long list of support texts that I've gotten from KTC.  I was expecting her to be disgusted and hurt.  She wasn't.  She was proud of me.  She told me that she knew I was addicted to tobacco for years but knew I'd quit in my own time, that she couldn't force me to.  I guess she knew that story from watching her dad die from lung cancer.  She was really happy to know that I am taking it seriously and involved in an online accountability group.

How did this conversation final come up?  I got a text at 11:30 at night from a fellow quitter and she asked who was texting me at that time.  I didn't know what to say so I just told her the truth.
That's awesome Sapper. Coming clean and now having her support is going to make you an even more formidable quitter. Congrats.
The wife kick's ass. Cool post.
Excellent. Now no more lying. You are truly free. Everything will be better.
Man, that must feel like a thousand pounds has been lifted off your chest. Feels amazing, doesn't it? I told my wife on Christmas that I was 2 weeks quit and showed her the website as I posted roll that morning. She said it was the best present I could have given her. Now that you've come clean to her, brag about your quit to her. Tell her your number. Celebrate it. Don't matter if the number is 10, 50, or 100; each day is as important is the day before. Amp her up and get her on your ass about this quit so that your accountability to her is as paramount as it is to you and all of us. Awesome job Sapper, lets get today's +1.
Yep my wife is my biggest fan and I "hid" it from her for years. At least I thought I was. Thanks for sharing that and like steakbomb said, a huge weight is now lifted off. Your quit just gets better and better.
Awesome story, I didn't have to bring it up. I hid it as well and my fiancee said, "Your breath is different... What is different?" I chewed gum before coming home after my car ride dip home, I brushed after every dip I took and she still could smell it. Told her I had been dipping and just wasn't doing it around her, She launched in that she knew the whole time but knew I would have to quit it for myself.

Congrats on another quit milestone.
Yep, we were a bunch of idiots thinking we were all sly and getting away with it. Dip stinks! I never knew how bad till I finally stopped. Now I can smell it from a mile away!
Nice job Sapper! I bet that is a relief to know she is onboard. Often the people we love surprise us. Sounds like she will be a great support for you. Now you owe it to her to stay quit today. Layers of accountability!

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Re: Sapper's Intro
« Reply #130 on: March 17, 2014, 04:57:00 PM »
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I finally had the conversation with my wife about my addiction and my quit and this website.  I apologized and showed her the long list of support texts that I've gotten from KTC.  I was expecting her to be disgusted and hurt.  She wasn't.  She was proud of me.  She told me that she knew I was addicted to tobacco for years but knew I'd quit in my own time, that she couldn't force me to.  I guess she knew that story from watching her dad die from lung cancer.  She was really happy to know that I am taking it seriously and involved in an online accountability group.

How did this conversation final come up?  I got a text at 11:30 at night from a fellow quitter and she asked who was texting me at that time.  I didn't know what to say so I just told her the truth.
That's awesome Sapper. Coming clean and now having her support is going to make you an even more formidable quitter. Congrats.
The wife kick's ass. Cool post.
Excellent. Now no more lying. You are truly free. Everything will be better.
Man, that must feel like a thousand pounds has been lifted off your chest. Feels amazing, doesn't it? I told my wife on Christmas that I was 2 weeks quit and showed her the website as I posted roll that morning. She said it was the best present I could have given her. Now that you've come clean to her, brag about your quit to her. Tell her your number. Celebrate it. Don't matter if the number is 10, 50, or 100; each day is as important is the day before. Amp her up and get her on your ass about this quit so that your accountability to her is as paramount as it is to you and all of us. Awesome job Sapper, lets get today's +1.
Yep my wife is my biggest fan and I "hid" it from her for years. At least I thought I was. Thanks for sharing that and like steakbomb said, a huge weight is now lifted off. Your quit just gets better and better.
Awesome story, I didn't have to bring it up. I hid it as well and my fiancee said, "Your breath is different... What is different?" I chewed gum before coming home after my car ride dip home, I brushed after every dip I took and she still could smell it. Told her I had been dipping and just wasn't doing it around her, She launched in that she knew the whole time but knew I would have to quit it for myself.

Congrats on another quit milestone.
Yep, we were a bunch of idiots thinking we were all sly and getting away with it. Dip stinks! I never knew how bad till I finally stopped. Now I can smell it from a mile away!

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Re: Sapper's Intro
« Reply #129 on: March 17, 2014, 01:28:00 PM »
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I finally had the conversation with my wife about my addiction and my quit and this website.  I apologized and showed her the long list of support texts that I've gotten from KTC.  I was expecting her to be disgusted and hurt.  She wasn't.  She was proud of me.  She told me that she knew I was addicted to tobacco for years but knew I'd quit in my own time, that she couldn't force me to.  I guess she knew that story from watching her dad die from lung cancer.  She was really happy to know that I am taking it seriously and involved in an online accountability group.

How did this conversation final come up?  I got a text at 11:30 at night from a fellow quitter and she asked who was texting me at that time.  I didn't know what to say so I just told her the truth.
That's awesome Sapper. Coming clean and now having her support is going to make you an even more formidable quitter. Congrats.
The wife kick's ass. Cool post.
Excellent. Now no more lying. You are truly free. Everything will be better.
Man, that must feel like a thousand pounds has been lifted off your chest. Feels amazing, doesn't it? I told my wife on Christmas that I was 2 weeks quit and showed her the website as I posted roll that morning. She said it was the best present I could have given her. Now that you've come clean to her, brag about your quit to her. Tell her your number. Celebrate it. Don't matter if the number is 10, 50, or 100; each day is as important is the day before. Amp her up and get her on your ass about this quit so that your accountability to her is as paramount as it is to you and all of us. Awesome job Sapper, lets get today's +1.
Yep my wife is my biggest fan and I "hid" it from her for years. At least I thought I was. Thanks for sharing that and like steakbomb said, a huge weight is now lifted off. Your quit just gets better and better.
Awesome story, I didn't have to bring it up. I hid it as well and my fiancee said, "Your breath is different... What is different?" I chewed gum before coming home after my car ride dip home, I brushed after every dip I took and she still could smell it. Told her I had been dipping and just wasn't doing it around her, She launched in that she knew the whole time but knew I would have to quit it for myself.

Congrats on another quit milestone.

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Re: Sapper's Intro
« Reply #128 on: March 17, 2014, 12:42:00 PM »
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Thanks everybody, it really does feel better.  I mean, I deep down knew that she knew, how many cans does she need to find in my coat pocket or in the trash can before she's just wondering what kind of lying sack of shit she's married to.

Anyway, the boost in self worth and confidence I got from her smiling at me and telling me that she was proud of me made me feel good.  But it also made me feel like an ass for not trusting her in the first place.

Oh well, onward and upward, self improvement at every stage of this journey.
That's awesome Sapper.
I have made it part of my quit strategy to tell everyone since I was so good at hiding the chewing. I figure the more people that know I'm quit the more accountable I am.
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Re: Sapper's Intro
« Reply #127 on: March 17, 2014, 09:06:00 AM »
Thanks everybody, it really does feel better. I mean, I deep down knew that she knew, how many cans does she need to find in my coat pocket or in the trash can before she's just wondering what kind of lying sack of shit she's married to.

Anyway, the boost in self worth and confidence I got from her smiling at me and telling me that she was proud of me made me feel good. But it also made me feel like an ass for not trusting her in the first place.

Oh well, onward and upward, self improvement at every stage of this journey.
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Re: Sapper's Intro
« Reply #126 on: March 17, 2014, 08:47:00 AM »
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I finally had the conversation with my wife about my addiction and my quit and this website.  I apologized and showed her the long list of support texts that I've gotten from KTC.  I was expecting her to be disgusted and hurt.  She wasn't.  She was proud of me.  She told me that she knew I was addicted to tobacco for years but knew I'd quit in my own time, that she couldn't force me to.  I guess she knew that story from watching her dad die from lung cancer.  She was really happy to know that I am taking it seriously and involved in an online accountability group.

How did this conversation final come up?  I got a text at 11:30 at night from a fellow quitter and she asked who was texting me at that time.  I didn't know what to say so I just told her the truth.
That's awesome Sapper. Coming clean and now having her support is going to make you an even more formidable quitter. Congrats.
The wife kick's ass. Cool post.
Excellent. Now no more lying. You are truly free. Everything will be better.
Man, that must feel like a thousand pounds has been lifted off your chest. Feels amazing, doesn't it? I told my wife on Christmas that I was 2 weeks quit and showed her the website as I posted roll that morning. She said it was the best present I could have given her. Now that you've come clean to her, brag about your quit to her. Tell her your number. Celebrate it. Don't matter if the number is 10, 50, or 100; each day is as important is the day before. Amp her up and get her on your ass about this quit so that your accountability to her is as paramount as it is to you and all of us. Awesome job Sapper, lets get today's +1.
Yep my wife is my biggest fan and I "hid" it from her for years. At least I thought I was. Thanks for sharing that and like steakbomb said, a huge weight is now lifted off. Your quit just gets better and better.

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Re: Sapper's Intro
« Reply #125 on: March 17, 2014, 07:12:00 AM »
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I finally had the conversation with my wife about my addiction and my quit and this website.  I apologized and showed her the long list of support texts that I've gotten from KTC.  I was expecting her to be disgusted and hurt.  She wasn't.  She was proud of me.  She told me that she knew I was addicted to tobacco for years but knew I'd quit in my own time, that she couldn't force me to.  I guess she knew that story from watching her dad die from lung cancer.  She was really happy to know that I am taking it seriously and involved in an online accountability group.

How did this conversation final come up?  I got a text at 11:30 at night from a fellow quitter and she asked who was texting me at that time.  I didn't know what to say so I just told her the truth.
That's awesome Sapper. Coming clean and now having her support is going to make you an even more formidable quitter. Congrats.
The wife kick's ass. Cool post.
Excellent. Now no more lying. You are truly free. Everything will be better.
Man, that must feel like a thousand pounds has been lifted off your chest. Feels amazing, doesn't it? I told my wife on Christmas that I was 2 weeks quit and showed her the website as I posted roll that morning. She said it was the best present I could have given her. Now that you've come clean to her, brag about your quit to her. Tell her your number. Celebrate it. Don't matter if the number is 10, 50, or 100; each day is as important is the day before. Amp her up and get her on your ass about this quit so that your accountability to her is as paramount as it is to you and all of us. Awesome job Sapper, lets get today's +1.
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Re: Sapper's Intro
« Reply #124 on: March 17, 2014, 02:32:00 AM »
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I finally had the conversation with my wife about my addiction and my quit and this website. I apologized and showed her the long list of support texts that I've gotten from KTC. I was expecting her to be disgusted and hurt. She wasn't. She was proud of me. She told me that she knew I was addicted to tobacco for years but knew I'd quit in my own time, that she couldn't force me to. I guess she knew that story from watching her dad die from lung cancer. She was really happy to know that I am taking it seriously and involved in an online accountability group.

How did this conversation final come up? I got a text at 11:30 at night from a fellow quitter and she asked who was texting me at that time. I didn't know what to say so I just told her the truth.
Great news, Sap -- glad to hear it went well, even if it came up somewhat awkwardly. Sounds like a meaningful weight off the shoulders; very happy for you. See you on roll in the AM.

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Re: Sapper's Intro
« Reply #123 on: March 17, 2014, 12:35:00 AM »
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I finally had the conversation with my wife about my addiction and my quit and this website.  I apologized and showed her the long list of support texts that I've gotten from KTC.  I was expecting her to be disgusted and hurt.  She wasn't.  She was proud of me.  She told me that she knew I was addicted to tobacco for years but knew I'd quit in my own time, that she couldn't force me to.  I guess she knew that story from watching her dad die from lung cancer.  She was really happy to know that I am taking it seriously and involved in an online accountability group.

How did this conversation final come up?  I got a text at 11:30 at night from a fellow quitter and she asked who was texting me at that time.  I didn't know what to say so I just told her the truth.
That's awesome Sapper. Coming clean and now having her support is going to make you an even more formidable quitter. Congrats.
The wife kick's ass. Cool post.
Excellent. Now no more lying. You are truly free. Everything will be better.
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Re: Sapper's Intro
« Reply #122 on: March 17, 2014, 12:32:00 AM »
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I finally had the conversation with my wife about my addiction and my quit and this website.  I apologized and showed her the long list of support texts that I've gotten from KTC.  I was expecting her to be disgusted and hurt.  She wasn't.  She was proud of me.  She told me that she knew I was addicted to tobacco for years but knew I'd quit in my own time, that she couldn't force me to.  I guess she knew that story from watching her dad die from lung cancer.  She was really happy to know that I am taking it seriously and involved in an online accountability group.

How did this conversation final come up?  I got a text at 11:30 at night from a fellow quitter and she asked who was texting me at that time.  I didn't know what to say so I just told her the truth.
That's awesome Sapper. Coming clean and now having her support is going to make you an even more formidable quitter. Congrats.
The wife kick's ass. Cool post.
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Re: Sapper's Intro
« Reply #121 on: March 17, 2014, 12:18:00 AM »
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I finally had the conversation with my wife about my addiction and my quit and this website. I apologized and showed her the long list of support texts that I've gotten from KTC. I was expecting her to be disgusted and hurt. She wasn't. She was proud of me. She told me that she knew I was addicted to tobacco for years but knew I'd quit in my own time, that she couldn't force me to. I guess she knew that story from watching her dad die from lung cancer. She was really happy to know that I am taking it seriously and involved in an online accountability group.

How did this conversation final come up? I got a text at 11:30 at night from a fellow quitter and she asked who was texting me at that time. I didn't know what to say so I just told her the truth.
That's awesome Sapper. Coming clean and now having her support is going to make you an even more formidable quitter. Congrats.

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Re: Sapper's Intro
« Reply #120 on: March 16, 2014, 11:58:00 PM »
I finally had the conversation with my wife about my addiction and my quit and this website. I apologized and showed her the long list of support texts that I've gotten from KTC. I was expecting her to be disgusted and hurt. She wasn't. She was proud of me. She told me that she knew I was addicted to tobacco for years but knew I'd quit in my own time, that she couldn't force me to. I guess she knew that story from watching her dad die from lung cancer. She was really happy to know that I am taking it seriously and involved in an online accountability group.

How did this conversation final come up? I got a text at 11:30 at night from a fellow quitter and she asked who was texting me at that time. I didn't know what to say so I just told her the truth.
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Re: Sapper's Intro
« Reply #119 on: March 11, 2014, 05:32:00 AM »
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I have this one recurring dream where I'm in this weird race on a long winding pipe that is a couple hundred feet above the city streets below and it winds around the tips of the high rise buildings.  There are faceless people looking out of the windows watching the race.  Sometimes they try to make it more difficult by putting obstacles on the pipes, sometimes they help out by giving you a shortcut through their apartment to the pipe on the other side which may catapult you ahead of the rest of the racers or might be a trick and send you to the very back.  The race is me against an endless supply of other people who are all basically clones of me.  What you do is you crawl, walk, straddle, hang on to the bottom of the pipe etc and try to get to the front.  If you pass somebody you push them off the pipe, and if they are lucky they keeping holding on to the pipe and dangle there.  If they are unlucky, they fall to the streets below.  So as you progress along the race, the pipe becomes narrower, rickety, broken in some spots, and generally more treacherous.  The dreams all go through the same cycle.  I start the race and I'm cruising along with no issues, it's actually kind of fun, I'm bumping people off, they dangle, nobody gets hurt and everybody laughs.  They climb back on and we all keep going.  Then it starts going to a dark place, people aren't just dangling anymore, a guy ahead of me gets bumped and falls to his death.  The faceless people in the windows laugh and cheer.  I get bumped and dangle and almost fall but climb back on and the faceless people boo and try to knock me off with broomsticks and throw things at me.  After a while the race isn't just dangerous and dark, it's pure hell.  The pipes are so narrow the only way to keep going is by dangling underneath and going forward one hand in front of the orher.  The pipe is do broken and rusty that your hands are a bloody mess, but you can't let go.  The faceless people in the windows shout obscenities and try to knife you as you go by or sometimes just shoot at you.  There are very few people in the race now, and they are the only people you can trust, all the other racers and you have agreed to no longer bump others out of the way, winning is finishing now, not coming in first.

The dream ends with me seeing the finish line and all the pain and torture of the pipe race being over right as my fingers finally give way and I start falling to the streets, no more than 10' from the end.  On one occasion as I fell, a fellow racer grabbed me and saved me from death, all other times, I woke up right as I started slipping off the pipe, so I don't know if I would have been saved or not, but I wasn't as of the moment I awoke.

So, how fucked up is that one?  I think it's gotta be about the worst dream there is.
dude, I don't know if I would ever sleep again.
IMO u r describing ur quit its a struggle. There are people who want to see u fall there are people who help and the one who grabbed u at the end is KTC. There are other things present but it sounds like a persons quit.
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Re: Sapper's Intro
« Reply #118 on: March 10, 2014, 10:24:00 PM »
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I have this one recurring dream where I'm in this weird race on a long winding pipe that is a couple hundred feet above the city streets below and it winds around the tips of the high rise buildings. There are faceless people looking out of the windows watching the race. Sometimes they try to make it more difficult by putting obstacles on the pipes, sometimes they help out by giving you a shortcut through their apartment to the pipe on the other side which may catapult you ahead of the rest of the racers or might be a trick and send you to the very back. The race is me against an endless supply of other people who are all basically clones of me. What you do is you crawl, walk, straddle, hang on to the bottom of the pipe etc and try to get to the front. If you pass somebody you push them off the pipe, and if they are lucky they keeping holding on to the pipe and dangle there. If they are unlucky, they fall to the streets below. So as you progress along the race, the pipe becomes narrower, rickety, broken in some spots, and generally more treacherous. The dreams all go through the same cycle. I start the race and I'm cruising along with no issues, it's actually kind of fun, I'm bumping people off, they dangle, nobody gets hurt and everybody laughs. They climb back on and we all keep going. Then it starts going to a dark place, people aren't just dangling anymore, a guy ahead of me gets bumped and falls to his death. The faceless people in the windows laugh and cheer. I get bumped and dangle and almost fall but climb back on and the faceless people boo and try to knock me off with broomsticks and throw things at me. After a while the race isn't just dangerous and dark, it's pure hell. The pipes are so narrow the only way to keep going is by dangling underneath and going forward one hand in front of the orher. The pipe is do broken and rusty that your hands are a bloody mess, but you can't let go. The faceless people in the windows shout obscenities and try to knife you as you go by or sometimes just shoot at you. There are very few people in the race now, and they are the only people you can trust, all the other racers and you have agreed to no longer bump others out of the way, winning is finishing now, not coming in first.

The dream ends with me seeing the finish line and all the pain and torture of the pipe race being over right as my fingers finally give way and I start falling to the streets, no more than 10' from the end. On one occasion as I fell, a fellow racer grabbed me and saved me from death, all other times, I woke up right as I started slipping off the pipe, so I don't know if I would have been saved or not, but I wasn't as of the moment I awoke.

So, how fucked up is that one? I think it's gotta be about the worst dream there is.
dude, I don't know if I would ever sleep again.

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Re: Sapper's Intro
« Reply #117 on: March 10, 2014, 10:16:00 PM »
I have this one recurring dream where I'm in this weird race on a long winding pipe that is a couple hundred feet above the city streets below and it winds around the tips of the high rise buildings. There are faceless people looking out of the windows watching the race. Sometimes they try to make it more difficult by putting obstacles on the pipes, sometimes they help out by giving you a shortcut through their apartment to the pipe on the other side which may catapult you ahead of the rest of the racers or might be a trick and send you to the very back. The race is me against an endless supply of other people who are all basically clones of me. What you do is you crawl, walk, straddle, hang on to the bottom of the pipe etc and try to get to the front. If you pass somebody you push them off the pipe, and if they are lucky they keeping holding on to the pipe and dangle there. If they are unlucky, they fall to the streets below. So as you progress along the race, the pipe becomes narrower, rickety, broken in some spots, and generally more treacherous. The dreams all go through the same cycle. I start the race and I'm cruising along with no issues, it's actually kind of fun, I'm bumping people off, they dangle, nobody gets hurt and everybody laughs. They climb back on and we all keep going. Then it starts going to a dark place, people aren't just dangling anymore, a guy ahead of me gets bumped and falls to his death. The faceless people in the windows laugh and cheer. I get bumped and dangle and almost fall but climb back on and the faceless people boo and try to knock me off with broomsticks and throw things at me. After a while the race isn't just dangerous and dark, it's pure hell. The pipes are so narrow the only way to keep going is by dangling underneath and going forward one hand in front of the orher. The pipe is do broken and rusty that your hands are a bloody mess, but you can't let go. The faceless people in the windows shout obscenities and try to knife you as you go by or sometimes just shoot at you. There are very few people in the race now, and they are the only people you can trust, all the other racers and you have agreed to no longer bump others out of the way, winning is finishing now, not coming in first.

The dream ends with me seeing the finish line and all the pain and torture of the pipe race being over right as my fingers finally give way and I start falling to the streets, no more than 10' from the end. On one occasion as I fell, a fellow racer grabbed me and saved me from death, all other times, I woke up right as I started slipping off the pipe, so I don't know if I would have been saved or not, but I wasn't as of the moment I awoke.

So, how fucked up is that one? I think it's gotta be about the worst dream there is.
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