T-Cell's Quit!

[T-Cell]

Day 557
Thanks to Trauma for pointing out my home group isn't May2013!
Right you are, I'm a BOMB from May 2012. Apparently the alzheimers must be acting up again...
Feel free to post with us (and May13 too, for that matter)!

[Sportsfan231]

day 554
Another great day in quitsville...
I am both amused and irritated every time I see new quitters show up here to the KTC forum expecting us all to appreciate and adapt to their own special way of quitting.
Here is a news flash, YOUR WAY DOESN'T WORK! If it worked, you would be quit and wouldn't need KTC! Pretty linear logic there that seems to get by a lot of people in their fog and/or self-absorption...
The KTC recipe does work, but only if you go all in for yourself. Challenge yourself to increase your accountability! Read, learn, and apply your knowledge to build a quit fortress of massive proportions. Come post with the BOMB, May2013! We'd appreciate the support.

bingo.

This reminds me of those Firehouse Subs commercials...'if your way beats our way...'

The KTC way worked for me and countless others. Quitting alone didn't work for me.

Keep it going T-Cell!

Miles - +1 with you

Tcell hit it.. after 30+ years of dipping, trying to quit every which way. Nothing worked, until I came to KTC. Quit!

Yep, me too!

My favorite intros are when someone new makes statements like,, I done this and it worked. I also did this for a while and it worked. Oh yea,,, my favorite of all time. I tried the ecigg(patch, other methods) and it really worked for a while. 'bang head' WTF... Wake up people,, it didn't work at all. Not even for a second.

KTC works. If you follow its methods you will not go wrong.

Glad to be quit with you all today.

Did i mention that i have a man-crush on T-cell? Statements like ^^^^^are why.

Guys, I know I am a newb to the site and being quit. I also know there is nothing special about me compared to 10, 000's who have joined. I see some of my fellow DUCKS drinking the kool-aid and many who are not. The ones who are choosing not to do so are puzzling me.

Grant it, I know some of us are self-centered, scared, weak, shy, uninformed, etc...but why join a site if you don't agree with the methods, rules, expectations, standards, or foundation of it? How can people so blatantly refuse/deny the success of this site and its methods when you have vets explaining why it works? Vets with 300, 400, 500, 1000, 2000 plus days of kickin the weed!! There are so many examples of quitters failing and succeeding on this site. Why do so many people appear to ignore the evidence right in front of them of what works? Whether people fail or succeed the details of the stories within each category are extremely similar. Those who fail make similar if not the same choices. Those who are winning make very similar to the same choices as well.

Accountability is a major component of quitting. If you don't want it then your screwed in the long run whether you want to hear it or not. YOU ARE SCREWED because the individual addict will always need support from a system around them to remain clean. Most often, those who have been there but remain clean are the most influential in the most difficult times. Little accountability means little resolve, piss poor commitment, weak ability to persevere which is needed to remain quit Daily and for life.

Addicts tend to not make good decisions, especially when it involves removing their drug of choice. I see three broad categories of quitters here at KTC:
1. The special butterflies - they don't last long because they refuse to drink the koolaide and for some strange reason think they have the easy secret to quitting, if only the rest of us would listen. Unfortunately there is no magic pill, quitting takes dedication and work.
2. The sort-of quitters - These folks "hope" to remain quit and they post roll and say the right stuff. But they are not taking on all the accountability that they could because they are purposely leaving a few doors cracked open. Just in case this quit thing doesn't work out... You know how this story ends...
3. The quitters - These folks are done with nicotine when they showed up here. They take every opportunity to strengthen their own quit, to reach out to others. They learn what they are up against by reading, they have other quitters they communicate with frequently, they own their quits.

Unfortunately most people who show up here are in category 2. Some of those do become quitters as they learn, but many will fade away thinking they are cured because they posted roll for 50 or 100 days...

A DAMN MEN... folks just drink the Kool-Aid help others to get there too!

Pass the kool- aid please i take another glass

[traumagnet]

day 554
Another great day in quitsville...
I am both amused and irritated every time I see new quitters show up here to the KTC forum expecting us all to appreciate and adapt to their own special way of quitting.
Here is a news flash, YOUR WAY DOESN'T WORK! If it worked, you would be quit and wouldn't need KTC! Pretty linear logic there that seems to get by a lot of people in their fog and/or self-absorption...
The KTC recipe does work, but only if you go all in for yourself. Challenge yourself to increase your accountability! Read, learn, and apply your knowledge to build a quit fortress of massive proportions. Come post with the BOMB, May2013! We'd appreciate the support.

bingo.

This reminds me of those Firehouse Subs commercials...'if your way beats our way...'

The KTC way worked for me and countless others. Quitting alone didn't work for me.

Keep it going T-Cell!

Miles - +1 with you

Tcell hit it.. after 30+ years of dipping, trying to quit every which way. Nothing worked, until I came to KTC. Quit!

Yep, me too!

My favorite intros are when someone new makes statements like,, I done this and it worked. I also did this for a while and it worked. Oh yea,,, my favorite of all time. I tried the ecigg(patch, other methods) and it really worked for a while. 'bang head' WTF... Wake up people,, it didn't work at all. Not even for a second.

KTC works. If you follow its methods you will not go wrong.

Glad to be quit with you all today.

Did i mention that i have a man-crush on T-cell? Statements like ^^^^^are why.

Guys, I know I am a newb to the site and being quit. I also know there is nothing special about me compared to 10, 000's who have joined. I see some of my fellow DUCKS drinking the kool-aid and many who are not. The ones who are choosing not to do so are puzzling me.

Grant it, I know some of us are self-centered, scared, weak, shy, uninformed, etc...but why join a site if you don't agree with the methods, rules, expectations, standards, or foundation of it? How can people so blatantly refuse/deny the success of this site and its methods when you have vets explaining why it works? Vets with 300, 400, 500, 1000, 2000 plus days of kickin the weed!! There are so many examples of quitters failing and succeeding on this site. Why do so many people appear to ignore the evidence right in front of them of what works? Whether people fail or succeed the details of the stories within each category are extremely similar. Those who fail make similar if not the same choices. Those who are winning make very similar to the same choices as well.

Accountability is a major component of quitting. If you don't want it then your screwed in the long run whether you want to hear it or not. YOU ARE SCREWED because the individual addict will always need support from a system around them to remain clean. Most often, those who have been there but remain clean are the most influential in the most difficult times. Little accountability means little resolve, piss poor commitment, weak ability to persevere which is needed to remain quit Daily and for life.

Addicts tend to not make good decisions, especially when it involves removing their drug of choice. I see three broad categories of quitters here at KTC:
1. The special butterflies - they don't last long because they refuse to drink the koolaide and for some strange reason think they have the easy secret to quitting, if only the rest of us would listen. Unfortunately there is no magic pill, quitting takes dedication and work.
2. The sort-of quitters - These folks "hope" to remain quit and they post roll and say the right stuff. But they are not taking on all the accountability that they could because they are purposely leaving a few doors cracked open. Just in case this quit thing doesn't work out... You know how this story ends...
3. The quitters - These folks are done with nicotine when they showed up here. They take every opportunity to strengthen their own quit, to reach out to others. They learn what they are up against by reading, they have other quitters they communicate with frequently, they own their quits.

Unfortunately most people who show up here are in category 2. Some of those do become quitters as they learn, but many will fade away thinking they are cured because they posted roll for 50 or 100 days...

A DAMN MEN... folks just drink the Kool-Aid help others to get there too!

[T-Cell]

day 554
Another great day in quitsville...
I am both amused and irritated every time I see new quitters show up here to the KTC forum expecting us all to appreciate and adapt to their own special way of quitting.
Here is a news flash, YOUR WAY DOESN'T WORK! If it worked, you would be quit and wouldn't need KTC! Pretty linear logic there that seems to get by a lot of people in their fog and/or self-absorption...
The KTC recipe does work, but only if you go all in for yourself. Challenge yourself to increase your accountability! Read, learn, and apply your knowledge to build a quit fortress of massive proportions. Come post with the BOMB, May2013! We'd appreciate the support.

bingo.

This reminds me of those Firehouse Subs commercials...'if your way beats our way...'

The KTC way worked for me and countless others. Quitting alone didn't work for me.

Keep it going T-Cell!

Miles - +1 with you

Tcell hit it.. after 30+ years of dipping, trying to quit every which way. Nothing worked, until I came to KTC. Quit!

Yep, me too!

My favorite intros are when someone new makes statements like,, I done this and it worked. I also did this for a while and it worked. Oh yea,,, my favorite of all time. I tried the ecigg(patch, other methods) and it really worked for a while. 'bang head' WTF... Wake up people,, it didn't work at all. Not even for a second.

KTC works. If you follow its methods you will not go wrong.

Glad to be quit with you all today.

Did i mention that i have a man-crush on T-cell? Statements like ^^^^^are why.

Guys, I know I am a newb to the site and being quit. I also know there is nothing special about me compared to 10, 000's who have joined. I see some of my fellow DUCKS drinking the kool-aid and many who are not. The ones who are choosing not to do so are puzzling me.

Grant it, I know some of us are self-centered, scared, weak, shy, uninformed, etc...but why join a site if you don't agree with the methods, rules, expectations, standards, or foundation of it? How can people so blatantly refuse/deny the success of this site and its methods when you have vets explaining why it works? Vets with 300, 400, 500, 1000, 2000 plus days of kickin the weed!! There are so many examples of quitters failing and succeeding on this site. Why do so many people appear to ignore the evidence right in front of them of what works? Whether people fail or succeed the details of the stories within each category are extremely similar. Those who fail make similar if not the same choices. Those who are winning make very similar to the same choices as well.

Accountability is a major component of quitting. If you don't want it then your screwed in the long run whether you want to hear it or not. YOU ARE SCREWED because the individual addict will always need support from a system around them to remain clean. Most often, those who have been there but remain clean are the most influential in the most difficult times. Little accountability means little resolve, piss poor commitment, weak ability to persevere which is needed to remain quit Daily and for life.

Addicts tend to not make good decisions, especially when it involves removing their drug of choice. I see three broad categories of quitters here at KTC:
1. The special butterflies - they don't last long because they refuse to drink the koolaide and for some strange reason think they have the easy secret to quitting, if only the rest of us would listen. Unfortunately there is no magic pill, quitting takes dedication and work.
2. The sort-of quitters - These folks "hope" to remain quit and they post roll and say the right stuff. But they are not taking on all the accountability that they could because they are purposely leaving a few doors cracked open. Just in case this quit thing doesn't work out... You know how this story ends...
3. The quitters - These folks are done with nicotine when they showed up here. They take every opportunity to strengthen their own quit, to reach out to others. They learn what they are up against by reading, they have other quitters they communicate with frequently, they own their quits.

Unfortunately most people who show up here are in category 2. Some of those do become quitters as they learn, but many will fade away thinking they are cured because they posted roll for 50 or 100 days...

[FIGHTIN-IGNORANCE]

day 554
Another great day in quitsville...
I am both amused and irritated every time I see new quitters show up here to the KTC forum expecting us all to appreciate and adapt to their own special way of quitting.
Here is a news flash, YOUR WAY DOESN'T WORK! If it worked, you would be quit and wouldn't need KTC! Pretty linear logic there that seems to get by a lot of people in their fog and/or self-absorption...
The KTC recipe does work, but only if you go all in for yourself. Challenge yourself to increase your accountability! Read, learn, and apply your knowledge to build a quit fortress of massive proportions. Come post with the BOMB, May2013! We'd appreciate the support.

bingo.

This reminds me of those Firehouse Subs commercials...'if your way beats our way...'

The KTC way worked for me and countless others. Quitting alone didn't work for me.

Keep it going T-Cell!

Miles - +1 with you

Tcell hit it.. after 30+ years of dipping, trying to quit every which way. Nothing worked, until I came to KTC. Quit!

Yep, me too!

My favorite intros are when someone new makes statements like,, I done this and it worked. I also did this for a while and it worked. Oh yea,,, my favorite of all time. I tried the ecigg(patch, other methods) and it really worked for a while. 'bang head' WTF... Wake up people,, it didn't work at all. Not even for a second.

KTC works. If you follow its methods you will not go wrong.

Glad to be quit with you all today.

Did i mention that i have a man-crush on T-cell? Statements like ^^^^^are why.

Guys, I know I am a newb to the site and being quit. I also know there is nothing special about me compared to 10, 000's who have joined. I see some of my fellow DUCKS drinking the kool-aid and many who are not. The ones who are choosing not to do so are puzzling me.

Grant it, I know some of us are self-centered, scared, weak, shy, uninformed, etc...but why join a site if you don't agree with the methods, rules, expectations, standards, or foundation of it? How can people so blatantly refuse/deny the success of this site and its methods when you have vets explaining why it works? Vets with 300, 400, 500, 1000, 2000 plus days of kickin the weed!! There are so many examples of quitters failing and succeeding on this site. Why do so many people appear to ignore the evidence right in front of them of what works? Whether people fail or succeed the details of the stories within each category are extremely similar. Those who fail make similar if not the same choices. Those who are winning make very similar to the same choices as well.

Accountability is a major component of quitting. If you don't want it then your screwed in the long run whether you want to hear it or not. YOU ARE SCREWED because the individual addict will always need support from a system around them to remain clean. Most often, those who have been there but remain clean are the most influential in the most difficult times. Little accountability means little resolve, piss poor commitment, weak ability to persevere which is needed to remain quit Daily and for life.

[zam]

day 554
Another great day in quitsville...
I am both amused and irritated every time I see new quitters show up here to the KTC forum expecting us all to appreciate and adapt to their own special way of quitting.
Here is a news flash, YOUR WAY DOESN'T WORK! If it worked, you would be quit and wouldn't need KTC! Pretty linear logic there that seems to get by a lot of people in their fog and/or self-absorption...
The KTC recipe does work, but only if you go all in for yourself. Challenge yourself to increase your accountability! Read, learn, and apply your knowledge to build a quit fortress of massive proportions. Come post with the BOMB, May2013! We'd appreciate the support.

bingo.

This reminds me of those Firehouse Subs commercials...'if your way beats our way...'

The KTC way worked for me and countless others. Quitting alone didn't work for me.

Keep it going T-Cell!

Miles - +1 with you

Tcell hit it.. after 30+ years of dipping, trying to quit every which way. Nothing worked, until I came to KTC. Quit!

Yep, me too!

My favorite intros are when someone new makes statements like,, I done this and it worked. I also did this for a while and it worked. Oh yea,,, my favorite of all time. I tried the ecigg(patch, other methods) and it really worked for a while. 'bang head' WTF... Wake up people,, it didn't work at all. Not even for a second.

KTC works. If you follow its methods you will not go wrong.

Glad to be quit with you all today.

Did i mention that i have a man-crush on T-cell? Statements like ^^^^^are why.

[srans]

day 554
Another great day in quitsville...
I am both amused and irritated every time I see new quitters show up here to the KTC forum expecting us all to appreciate and adapt to their own special way of quitting.
Here is a news flash, YOUR WAY DOESN'T WORK! If it worked, you would be quit and wouldn't need KTC! Pretty linear logic there that seems to get by a lot of people in their fog and/or self-absorption...
The KTC recipe does work, but only if you go all in for yourself. Challenge yourself to increase your accountability! Read, learn, and apply your knowledge to build a quit fortress of massive proportions. Come post with the BOMB, May2013! We'd appreciate the support.

bingo.

This reminds me of those Firehouse Subs commercials...'if your way beats our way...'

The KTC way worked for me and countless others. Quitting alone didn't work for me.

Keep it going T-Cell!

Miles - +1 with you

Tcell hit it.. after 30+ years of dipping, trying to quit every which way. Nothing worked, until I came to KTC. Quit!

Yep, me too!

My favorite intros are when someone new makes statements like,, I done this and it worked. I also did this for a while and it worked. Oh yea,,, my favorite of all time. I tried the ecigg(patch, other methods) and it really worked for a while. 'bang head' WTF... Wake up people,, it didn't work at all. Not even for a second.

KTC works. If you follow its methods you will not go wrong.

Glad to be quit with you all today.

[Wt57]

day 554
Another great day in quitsville...
I am both amused and irritated every time I see new quitters show up here to the KTC forum expecting us all to appreciate and adapt to their own special way of quitting.
Here is a news flash, YOUR WAY DOESN'T WORK! If it worked, you would be quit and wouldn't need KTC! Pretty linear logic there that seems to get by a lot of people in their fog and/or self-absorption...
The KTC recipe does work, but only if you go all in for yourself. Challenge yourself to increase your accountability! Read, learn, and apply your knowledge to build a quit fortress of massive proportions. Come post with the BOMB, May2013! We'd appreciate the support.

bingo.

This reminds me of those Firehouse Subs commercials...'if your way beats our way...'

The KTC way worked for me and countless others. Quitting alone didn't work for me.

Keep it going T-Cell!

Miles - +1 with you

Tcell hit it.. after 30+ years of dipping, trying to quit every which way. Nothing worked, until I came to KTC. Quit!

Yep, me too!

[kana]

day 554
Another great day in quitsville...
I am both amused and irritated every time I see new quitters show up here to the KTC forum expecting us all to appreciate and adapt to their own special way of quitting.
Here is a news flash, YOUR WAY DOESN'T WORK! If it worked, you would be quit and wouldn't need KTC! Pretty linear logic there that seems to get by a lot of people in their fog and/or self-absorption...
The KTC recipe does work, but only if you go all in for yourself. Challenge yourself to increase your accountability! Read, learn, and apply your knowledge to build a quit fortress of massive proportions. Come post with the BOMB, May2013! We'd appreciate the support.

bingo.

This reminds me of those Firehouse Subs commercials...'if your way beats our way...'

The KTC way worked for me and countless others. Quitting alone didn't work for me.

Keep it going T-Cell!

Miles - +1 with you

Tcell hit it.. after 30+ years of dipping, trying to quit every which way. Nothing worked, until I came to KTC. Quit!

[miles]

day 554
Another great day in quitsville...
I am both amused and irritated every time I see new quitters show up here to the KTC forum expecting us all to appreciate and adapt to their own special way of quitting.
Here is a news flash, YOUR WAY DOESN'T WORK! If it worked, you would be quit and wouldn't need KTC! Pretty linear logic there that seems to get by a lot of people in their fog and/or self-absorption...
The KTC recipe does work, but only if you go all in for yourself. Challenge yourself to increase your accountability! Read, learn, and apply your knowledge to build a quit fortress of massive proportions. Come post with the BOMB, May2013! We'd appreciate the support.

bingo.

This reminds me of those Firehouse Subs commercials...'if your way beats our way...'

The KTC way worked for me and countless others. Quitting alone didn't work for me.

Keep it going T-Cell!

Miles - +1 with you

[Scowick65]

day 554
Another great day in quitsville...
I am both amused and irritated every time I see new quitters show up here to the KTC forum expecting us all to appreciate and adapt to their own special way of quitting.
Here is a news flash, YOUR WAY DOESN'T WORK! If it worked, you would be quit and wouldn't need KTC! Pretty linear logic there that seems to get by a lot of people in their fog and/or self-absorption...
The KTC recipe does work, but only if you go all in for yourself. Challenge yourself to increase your accountability! Read, learn, and apply your knowledge to build a quit fortress of massive proportions. Come post with the BOMB, May2013! We'd appreciate the support.

bingo.

[T-Cell]

day 554
Another great day in quitsville...
I am both amused and irritated every time I see new quitters show up here to the KTC forum expecting us all to appreciate and adapt to their own special way of quitting.
Here is a news flash, YOUR WAY DOESN'T WORK! If it worked, you would be quit and wouldn't need KTC! Pretty linear logic there that seems to get by a lot of people in their fog and/or self-absorption...
The KTC recipe does work, but only if you go all in for yourself. Challenge yourself to increase your accountability! Read, learn, and apply your knowledge to build a quit fortress of massive proportions. Come post with the BOMB, May2013! We'd appreciate the support.

[traumagnet]

Day 546
The reason I put I'm a slow learner in my title is this. I chewed for 38 years before finally deciding to quit. 38 years. That is probably longer than some of you reading have been alive... I had tons of legitimate reasons to quit during those 38 years, but I just couldn't stop dancing with the bitch. Cope was part of my image and persona, literally part of me.
I had "stopped" only twice before, once accidently when I went to Australia and found they didn't sell the stuff there, the other time I purposely stopped for about 3 weeks during some dentistry issues. Never intended to quit.
Finally, the last year or two of chewing were not enjoyable. My mouth was tore up, and I couldn't put enough crap in there to keep the withdraw symptoms from happening. I started realizing I was exhibiting addict behaviors and became increasingly irritated with myself for being so weak and being a slave. I started to realize my life revolved around securing the next can...
Right about then a pal recommended KTC, and my life changed. I was all in on day 1, I knew I was an addict. I am no longer a slave, I am in charge of my addiction. I own it. It has become my bitch, not the other way around.
Newbies, you have to go all in. I've seen way too many quitters show up here who are special butterflies, half-asses, people who are not committed to their quits. Don't be that person, own your quit. Make it large.

Wow...well spoken and I like it! I QLF with you today. T-Cell..

Agree you got to want it more than anything...more than life itself because its the same thing. Thank you for posting this I concur this is a great read for a newbie to read.

[kkljinc]

Day 546
The reason I put I'm a slow learner in my title is this. I chewed for 38 years before finally deciding to quit. 38 years. That is probably longer than some of you reading have been alive... I had tons of legitimate reasons to quit during those 38 years, but I just couldn't stop dancing with the bitch. Cope was part of my image and persona, literally part of me.
I had "stopped" only twice before, once accidently when I went to Australia and found they didn't sell the stuff there, the other time I purposely stopped for about 3 weeks during some dentistry issues. Never intended to quit.
Finally, the last year or two of chewing were not enjoyable. My mouth was tore up, and I couldn't put enough crap in there to keep the withdraw symptoms from happening. I started realizing I was exhibiting addict behaviors and became increasingly irritated with myself for being so weak and being a slave. I started to realize my life revolved around securing the next can...
Right about then a pal recommended KTC, and my life changed. I was all in on day 1, I knew I was an addict. I am no longer a slave, I am in charge of my addiction. I own it. It has become my bitch, not the other way around.
Newbies, you have to go all in. I've seen way too many quitters show up here who are special butterflies, half-asses, people who are not committed to their quits. Don't be that person, own your quit. Make it large.

Wow...well spoken and I like it! I QLF with you today. T-Cell..

[T-Cell]

Day 546
The reason I put I'm a slow learner in my title is this. I chewed for 38 years before finally deciding to quit. 38 years. That is probably longer than some of you reading have been alive... I had tons of legitimate reasons to quit during those 38 years, but I just couldn't stop dancing with the bitch. Cope was part of my image and persona, literally part of me.
I had "stopped" only twice before, once accidently when I went to Australia and found they didn't sell the stuff there, the other time I purposely stopped for about 3 weeks during some dentistry issues. Never intended to quit.
Finally, the last year or two of chewing were not enjoyable. My mouth was tore up, and I couldn't put enough crap in there to keep the withdraw symptoms from happening. I started realizing I was exhibiting addict behaviors and became increasingly irritated with myself for being so weak and being a slave. I started to realize my life revolved around securing the next can...
Right about then a pal recommended KTC, and my life changed. I was all in on day 1, I knew I was an addict. I am no longer a slave, I am in charge of my addiction. I own it. It has become my bitch, not the other way around.
Newbies, you have to go all in. I've seen way too many quitters show up here who are special butterflies, half-asses, people who are not committed to their quits. Don't be that person, own your quit. Make it large.