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Offline Diesel2112

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Re: Quitting all over again
« Reply #4 on: January 21, 2014, 09:50:00 PM »
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I was quit with March 2014. Caved on day 30 for a shitty dip that I threw out in less than 2 minutes. Disappointed myself for it and disappointed myself even more for wasting the time of two great guys from this site who took time out of their evenings to call me in an effort to keep me quit. I'm back here for me but also to show them that their calls meant something and were not a total loss. I hope that I can one day pay it forward. Beyond that, I don't feel like writing so more later.
Sigh.

You ended up caving eh?

Was it worth it? Did all your problems get solved? Did you SPRING back to life like Popeye eating some spinach? Did unicorns and rainbows appear out of thin air as you were wisked away on a puffy cloud of happiness?

Man I'm pissed. I feel like ripping you a new fucking asshole for wasting my time, but I won't. It would probably just be more wasted time.

Answer Wastepanels questions and show me something.

Ill be here watching and I know you have my number.

Stop FUCKING around. Its annoying. Get to quitting.
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Re: Quitting all over again
« Reply #3 on: January 21, 2014, 08:43:00 PM »
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I was quit with March 2014. Caved on day 30 for a shitty dip that I threw out in less than 2 minutes. Disappointed myself for it and disappointed myself even more for wasting the time of two great guys from this site who took time out of their evenings to call me in an effort to keep me quit. I'm back here for me but also to show them that their calls meant something and were not a total loss. I hope that I can one day pay it forward. Beyond that, I don't feel like writing so more later.
DougP you only had 1 dip that lasted for 2 minutes and you just now are confessing. Bull shit. That 1 roped you right back into the addiction. Doug I am glad you are back and I will look for you to post another day 1. But at the same time, I have done what you are doing and it is not quitting. Prove me wrong please
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Re: Quitting all over again
« Reply #2 on: January 21, 2014, 08:43:00 PM »
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I was quit with March 2014. Caved on day 30 for a shitty dip that I threw out in less than 2 minutes. Disappointed myself for it and disappointed myself even more for wasting the time of two great guys from this site who took time out of their evenings to call me in an effort to keep me quit. I'm back here for me but also to show them that their calls meant something and were not a total loss. I hope that I can one day pay it forward. Beyond that, I don't feel like writing so more later.
(1). What happened?
(2). Why did it happen?
(3). What are you doing differently this time?
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Offline Doug P

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Quitting all over again
« on: January 21, 2014, 08:00:00 PM »
I was quit with March 2014. Caved on day 30 for a shitty dip that I threw out in less than 2 minutes. Disappointed myself for it and disappointed myself even more for wasting the time of two great guys from this site who took time out of their evenings to call me in an effort to keep me quit. I'm back here for me but also to show them that their calls meant something and were not a total loss. I hope that I can one day pay it forward. Beyond that, I don't feel like writing so more later.
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