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Re: Introduction
« Reply #467 on: July 25, 2014, 10:58:00 AM »
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I have been quit for 567 days. Is there strength in that number? Perhaps? Perhaps not though. The only day that matter is still today.

I hear a lot of talk about not needing to post roll anymore. After all I really don't crave much anymore, roll is a hassle, don't really need the site, my quit is really strong, etc, etc, blah, blah, blah. I hear this talk not only around here but also in my own head.

I recognize these words, (and thoughts) for what they are. That is, the whispers of the nic bitch. She doesn't care about your day count. If I were to ever step away from the site I would do so with the full knowledge that I am choosing to remove my armor. I sure don't see that happening anytime soon.


Even just yesterday for a about 2 seconds the thought of dipping crossed my mind. I thought the following,


"I am off work for the next 4 days, ahhhhh, I could get some dip, and really blaze through all this yardwork that I have to do. I could just use this weekend and pitch it again on Monday".

WTF, where do these thoughts come from at 567 days quit? If this occurred and I had not posted roll, I may be in trouble. If this occurred and I not been on the site in weeks or months, I may be in trouble. If this occurred and I had somehow forgotten I was at addict, I may in trouble. Damn, I am glad I have this site and these friends who I commit to each day. This is why I am here. No more nicotine. No fucking way. It was way to much work to get here and I have too much at stake. This armor is staying on.

By the way 25 lawn bags full of yard waste. NO DIP. Just a bag of seeds. 'na na' Fuck you nicotine, I win.

Ryan
The 500s are a great time. Feel good. Rarely think about nicotine except when I'm on ktc, and I need that reminder. The rare other times are like a reflex, which I guess after us doing something for 25 years and stopping for 1.5 years kinds makes sense, but it still pisses me off.

One thing that I, and I'm sure you, have noticed is that after HOF the only people that fail and come back to the site posting a day 1 again are the peeps that stop posting roll. No thanks. I failed every day for 25 years. You'll see my name on roll. I'm not going anywhere.

I equate posting roll to wearing a seatbelt. Remember when it became law? (Man I feel old). Everyone complained and it took years for everyone to adapt. Now it seems insane that someone would choose to not wear a seatbelt. Same with posting roll.
Some good poop right there fellas. Thanks for posting that up.
Damn straight!
Good post ryan.

I noticed after i posted roll and while I'm writing in this intro that it really hasn't taken to much of my effort. I'm still going be able to conduct business as usual today. My hands and fingers are not to tired from hitting keys on a keyboard. I am still able to drink my coffee, watch the news and take in breakfast. I'll begin my run shortly and still get to the yard work.

I too have heard excuse after excuse not to post roll, not only from others, but my own inner addict. When i hear a good excuse to believe an addict I'll let you know, but until then I'll keep posting with my friends here. It's worked for 526 days. All I've had to do is keep my word and it took time to get where I'm at. What do i mean!?!? 527 days ago my word wasn't worth spit! Now it means something! If i stop posting my word daily,,, how long before i begin listening to an addict once again. It won't be today,,, you got MY WORD!
Day 782 you won't even have that silly thought.

28 bags?
One small tree and a mulcher. I'll be done in an hour and take a nap. I got some trash bags in the garage. Need them, send your address and I'll send them ups. 'winker'
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HoF Speech


The poison sucks. I hate it. I hated it this morning, I hated it at noon, I hated it at supper and I hate it tonight. I enjoy hating it so much I'm going to wake up tomorrow and start over hating it. I quit with anyone that wants to hate it with me.

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Re: Introduction
« Reply #466 on: July 25, 2014, 10:42:00 AM »
Quote from: srans
Quote from: B-loMatt
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I have been quit for 567 days. Is there strength in that number? Perhaps? Perhaps not though. The only day that matter is still today.

I hear a lot of talk about not needing to post roll anymore. After all I really don't crave much anymore, roll is a hassle, don't really need the site, my quit is really strong, etc, etc, blah, blah, blah. I hear this talk not only around here but also in my own head.

I recognize these words, (and thoughts) for what they are. That is, the whispers of the nic bitch. She doesn't care about your day count. If I were to ever step away from the site I would do so with the full knowledge that I am choosing to remove my armor. I sure don't see that happening anytime soon.


Even just yesterday for a about 2 seconds the thought of dipping crossed my mind. I thought the following,


"I am off work for the next 4 days, ahhhhh, I could get some dip, and really blaze through all this yardwork that I have to do. I could just use this weekend and pitch it again on Monday".

WTF, where do these thoughts come from at 567 days quit? If this occurred and I had not posted roll, I may be in trouble. If this occurred and I not been on the site in weeks or months, I may be in trouble. If this occurred and I had somehow forgotten I was at addict, I may in trouble. Damn, I am glad I have this site and these friends who I commit to each day. This is why I am here. No more nicotine. No fucking way. It was way to much work to get here and I have too much at stake. This armor is staying on.

By the way 25 lawn bags full of yard waste. NO DIP. Just a bag of seeds. 'na na' Fuck you nicotine, I win.

Ryan
The 500s are a great time. Feel good. Rarely think about nicotine except when I'm on ktc, and I need that reminder. The rare other times are like a reflex, which I guess after us doing something for 25 years and stopping for 1.5 years kinds makes sense, but it still pisses me off.

One thing that I, and I'm sure you, have noticed is that after HOF the only people that fail and come back to the site posting a day 1 again are the peeps that stop posting roll. No thanks. I failed every day for 25 years. You'll see my name on roll. I'm not going anywhere.

I equate posting roll to wearing a seatbelt. Remember when it became law? (Man I feel old). Everyone complained and it took years for everyone to adapt. Now it seems insane that someone would choose to not wear a seatbelt. Same with posting roll.
Some good poop right there fellas. Thanks for posting that up.
Damn straight!
Good post ryan.

I noticed after i posted roll and while I'm writing in this intro that it really hasn't taken to much of my effort. I'm still going be able to conduct business as usual today. My hands and fingers are not to tired from hitting keys on a keyboard. I am still able to drink my coffee, watch the news and take in breakfast. I'll begin my run shortly and still get to the yard work.

I too have heard excuse after excuse not to post roll, not only from others, but my own inner addict. When i hear a good excuse to believe an addict I'll let you know, but until then I'll keep posting with my friends here. It's worked for 526 days. All I've had to do is keep my word and it took time to get where I'm at. What do i mean!?!? 527 days ago my word wasn't worth spit! Now it means something! If i stop posting my word daily,,, how long before i begin listening to an addict once again. It won't be today,,, you got MY WORD!
Day 782 you won't even have that silly thought.

28 bags?
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Re: Introduction
« Reply #465 on: July 25, 2014, 09:08:00 AM »
Quote from: B-loMatt
Quote from: 30yrAddict
Quote from: worktowin
Quote from: Its_Got2Happen
I have been quit for 567 days. Is there strength in that number? Perhaps? Perhaps not though. The only day that matter is still today.

I hear a lot of talk about not needing to post roll anymore. After all I really don't crave much anymore, roll is a hassle, don't really need the site, my quit is really strong, etc, etc, blah, blah, blah. I hear this talk not only around here but also in my own head.

I recognize these words, (and thoughts) for what they are. That is, the whispers of the nic bitch. She doesn't care about your day count. If I were to ever step away from the site I would do so with the full knowledge that I am choosing to remove my armor. I sure don't see that happening anytime soon.


Even just yesterday for a about 2 seconds the thought of dipping crossed my mind. I thought the following,


"I am off work for the next 4 days, ahhhhh, I could get some dip, and really blaze through all this yardwork that I have to do. I could just use this weekend and pitch it again on Monday".

WTF, where do these thoughts come from at 567 days quit? If this occurred and I had not posted roll, I may be in trouble. If this occurred and I not been on the site in weeks or months, I may be in trouble. If this occurred and I had somehow forgotten I was at addict, I may in trouble. Damn, I am glad I have this site and these friends who I commit to each day. This is why I am here. No more nicotine. No fucking way. It was way to much work to get here and I have too much at stake. This armor is staying on.

By the way 25 lawn bags full of yard waste. NO DIP. Just a bag of seeds. 'na na' Fuck you nicotine, I win.

Ryan
The 500s are a great time. Feel good. Rarely think about nicotine except when I'm on ktc, and I need that reminder. The rare other times are like a reflex, which I guess after us doing something for 25 years and stopping for 1.5 years kinds makes sense, but it still pisses me off.

One thing that I, and I'm sure you, have noticed is that after HOF the only people that fail and come back to the site posting a day 1 again are the peeps that stop posting roll. No thanks. I failed every day for 25 years. You'll see my name on roll. I'm not going anywhere.

I equate posting roll to wearing a seatbelt. Remember when it became law? (Man I feel old). Everyone complained and it took years for everyone to adapt. Now it seems insane that someone would choose to not wear a seatbelt. Same with posting roll.
Some good poop right there fellas. Thanks for posting that up.
Damn straight!
Good post ryan.

I noticed after i posted roll and while I'm writing in this intro that it really hasn't taken to much of my effort. I'm still going be able to conduct business as usual today. My hands and fingers are not to tired from hitting keys on a keyboard. I am still able to drink my coffee, watch the news and take in breakfast. I'll begin my run shortly and still get to the yard work.

I too have heard excuse after excuse not to post roll, not only from others, but my own inner addict. When i hear a good excuse to believe an addict I'll let you know, but until then I'll keep posting with my friends here. It's worked for 526 days. All I've had to do is keep my word and it took time to get where I'm at. What do i mean!?!? 527 days ago my word wasn't worth spit! Now it means something! If i stop posting my word daily,,, how long before i begin listening to an addict once again. It won't be today,,, you got MY WORD!
Hof date may 25, 2013
HoF Speech


The poison sucks. I hate it. I hated it this morning, I hated it at noon, I hated it at supper and I hate it tonight. I enjoy hating it so much I'm going to wake up tomorrow and start over hating it. I quit with anyone that wants to hate it with me.

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Re: Introduction
« Reply #464 on: July 25, 2014, 08:50:00 AM »
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Quote from: Its_Got2Happen
I have been quit for 567 days. Is there strength in that number? Perhaps? Perhaps not though. The only day that matter is still today.

I hear a lot of talk about not needing to post roll anymore. After all I really don't crave much anymore, roll is a hassle, don't really need the site, my quit is really strong, etc, etc, blah, blah, blah. I hear this talk not only around here but also in my own head.

I recognize these words, (and thoughts) for what they are. That is, the whispers of the nic bitch. She doesn't care about your day count. If I were to ever step away from the site I would do so with the full knowledge that I am choosing to remove my armor. I sure don't see that happening anytime soon.


Even just yesterday for a about 2 seconds the thought of dipping crossed my mind. I thought the following,


"I am off work for the next 4 days, ahhhhh, I could get some dip, and really blaze through all this yardwork that I have to do. I could just use this weekend and pitch it again on Monday".

WTF, where do these thoughts come from at 567 days quit? If this occurred and I had not posted roll, I may be in trouble. If this occurred and I not been on the site in weeks or months, I may be in trouble. If this occurred and I had somehow forgotten I was at addict, I may in trouble. Damn, I am glad I have this site and these friends who I commit to each day. This is why I am here. No more nicotine. No fucking way. It was way to much work to get here and I have too much at stake. This armor is staying on.

By the way 25 lawn bags full of yard waste. NO DIP. Just a bag of seeds. 'na na' Fuck you nicotine, I win.

Ryan
The 500s are a great time. Feel good. Rarely think about nicotine except when I'm on ktc, and I need that reminder. The rare other times are like a reflex, which I guess after us doing something for 25 years and stopping for 1.5 years kinds makes sense, but it still pisses me off.

One thing that I, and I'm sure you, have noticed is that after HOF the only people that fail and come back to the site posting a day 1 again are the peeps that stop posting roll. No thanks. I failed every day for 25 years. You'll see my name on roll. I'm not going anywhere.

I equate posting roll to wearing a seatbelt. Remember when it became law? (Man I feel old). Everyone complained and it took years for everyone to adapt. Now it seems insane that someone would choose to not wear a seatbelt. Same with posting roll.
Some good poop right there fellas. Thanks for posting that up.
Damn straight!

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Re: Introduction
« Reply #463 on: July 25, 2014, 08:49:00 AM »
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Quote from: worktowin
Quote from: Its_Got2Happen
I have been quit for 567 days. Is there strength in that number? Perhaps? Perhaps not though. The only day that matter is still today.

I hear a lot of talk about not needing to post roll anymore. After all I really don't crave much anymore, roll is a hassle, don't really need the site, my quit is really strong, etc, etc, blah, blah, blah. I hear this talk not only around here but also in my own head.

I recognize these words, (and thoughts) for what they are. That is, the whispers of the nic bitch. She doesn't care about your day count. If I were to ever step away from the site I would do so with the full knowledge that I am choosing to remove my armor. I sure don't see that happening anytime soon.


Even just yesterday for a about 2 seconds the thought of dipping crossed my mind. I thought the following,


"I am off work for the next 4 days, ahhhhh, I could get some dip, and really blaze through all this yardwork that I have to do. I could just use this weekend and pitch it again on Monday".

WTF, where do these thoughts come from at 567 days quit? If this occurred and I had not posted roll, I may be in trouble. If this occurred and I not been on the site in weeks or months, I may be in trouble. If this occurred and I had somehow forgotten I was at addict, I may in trouble. Damn, I am glad I have this site and these friends who I commit to each day. This is why I am here. No more nicotine. No fucking way. It was way to much work to get here and I have too much at stake. This armor is staying on.

By the way 25 lawn bags full of yard waste. NO DIP. Just a bag of seeds. 'na na' Fuck you nicotine, I win.

Ryan
The 500s are a great time. Feel good. Rarely think about nicotine except when I'm on ktc, and I need that reminder. The rare other times are like a reflex, which I guess after us doing something for 25 years and stopping for 1.5 years kinds makes sense, but it still pisses me off.

One thing that I, and I'm sure you, have noticed is that after HOF the only people that fail and come back to the site posting a day 1 again are the peeps that stop posting roll. No thanks. I failed every day for 25 years. You'll see my name on roll. I'm not going anywhere.

I equate posting roll to wearing a seatbelt. Remember when it became law? (Man I feel old). Everyone complained and it took years for everyone to adapt. Now it seems insane that someone would choose to not wear a seatbelt. Same with posting roll.
Some good poop right there fellas. Thanks for posting that up.
Good post ryan.

I noticed after i posted roll and while I'm writing in this intro that it really hasn't taken to much of my effort. I'm still going be able to conduct business as usual today. My hands and fingers are not to tired from hitting keys on a keyboard. I am still able to drink my coffee, watch the news and take in breakfast. I'll begin my run shortly and still get to the yard work.

I too have heard excuse after excuse not to post roll, not only from others, but my own inner addict. When i hear a good excuse to believe an addict I'll let you know, but until then I'll keep posting with my friends here. It's worked for 526 days. All I've had to do is keep my word and it took time to get where I'm at. What do i mean!?!? 527 days ago my word wasn't worth spit! Now it means something! If i stop posting my word daily,,, how long before i begin listening to an addict once again. It won't be today,,, you got MY WORD!
Hof date may 25, 2013
HoF Speech


The poison sucks. I hate it. I hated it this morning, I hated it at noon, I hated it at supper and I hate it tonight. I enjoy hating it so much I'm going to wake up tomorrow and start over hating it. I quit with anyone that wants to hate it with me.

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Re: Introduction
« Reply #462 on: July 25, 2014, 08:03:00 AM »
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Quote from: Its_Got2Happen
I have been quit for 567 days. Is there strength in that number? Perhaps? Perhaps not though. The only day that matter is still today.

I hear a lot of talk about not needing to post roll anymore. After all I really don't crave much anymore, roll is a hassle, don't really need the site, my quit is really strong, etc, etc, blah, blah, blah. I hear this talk not only around here but also in my own head.

I recognize these words, (and thoughts) for what they are. That is, the whispers of the nic bitch. She doesn't care about your day count. If I were to ever step away from the site I would do so with the full knowledge that I am choosing to remove my armor. I sure don't see that happening anytime soon.


Even just yesterday for a about 2 seconds the thought of dipping crossed my mind. I thought the following,


"I am off work for the next 4 days, ahhhhh, I could get some dip, and really blaze through all this yardwork that I have to do. I could just use this weekend and pitch it again on Monday".

WTF, where do these thoughts come from at 567 days quit? If this occurred and I had not posted roll, I may be in trouble. If this occurred and I not been on the site in weeks or months, I may be in trouble. If this occurred and I had somehow forgotten I was at addict, I may in trouble. Damn, I am glad I have this site and these friends who I commit to each day. This is why I am here. No more nicotine. No fucking way. It was way to much work to get here and I have too much at stake. This armor is staying on.

By the way 25 lawn bags full of yard waste. NO DIP. Just a bag of seeds. 'na na' Fuck you nicotine, I win.

Ryan
The 500s are a great time. Feel good. Rarely think about nicotine except when I'm on ktc, and I need that reminder. The rare other times are like a reflex, which I guess after us doing something for 25 years and stopping for 1.5 years kinds makes sense, but it still pisses me off.

One thing that I, and I'm sure you, have noticed is that after HOF the only people that fail and come back to the site posting a day 1 again are the peeps that stop posting roll. No thanks. I failed every day for 25 years. You'll see my name on roll. I'm not going anywhere.

I equate posting roll to wearing a seatbelt. Remember when it became law? (Man I feel old). Everyone complained and it took years for everyone to adapt. Now it seems insane that someone would choose to not wear a seatbelt. Same with posting roll.
Some good poop right there fellas. Thanks for posting that up.

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Re: Introduction
« Reply #461 on: July 25, 2014, 08:00:00 AM »
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I have been quit for 567 days. Is there strength in that number? Perhaps? Perhaps not though. The only day that matter is still today.

I hear a lot of talk about not needing to post roll anymore. After all I really don't crave much anymore, roll is a hassle, don't really need the site, my quit is really strong, etc, etc, blah, blah, blah. I hear this talk not only around here but also in my own head.

I recognize these words, (and thoughts) for what they are. That is, the whispers of the nic bitch. She doesn't care about your day count. If I were to ever step away from the site I would do so with the full knowledge that I am choosing to remove my armor. I sure don't see that happening anytime soon.


Even just yesterday for a about 2 seconds the thought of dipping crossed my mind. I thought the following,


"I am off work for the next 4 days, ahhhhh, I could get some dip, and really blaze through all this yardwork that I have to do. I could just use this weekend and pitch it again on Monday".

WTF, where do these thoughts come from at 567 days quit? If this occurred and I had not posted roll, I may be in trouble. If this occurred and I not been on the site in weeks or months, I may be in trouble. If this occurred and I had somehow forgotten I was at addict, I may in trouble. Damn, I am glad I have this site and these friends who I commit to each day. This is why I am here. No more nicotine. No fucking way. It was way to much work to get here and I have too much at stake. This armor is staying on.

By the way 25 lawn bags full of yard waste. NO DIP. Just a bag of seeds. 'na na' Fuck you nicotine, I win.

Ryan
The 500s are a great time. Feel good. Rarely think about nicotine except when I'm on ktc, and I need that reminder. The rare other times are like a reflex, which I guess after us doing something for 25 years and stopping for 1.5 years kinds makes sense, but it still pisses me off.

One thing that I, and I'm sure you, have noticed is that after HOF the only people that fail and come back to the site posting a day 1 again are the peeps that stop posting roll. No thanks. I failed every day for 25 years. You'll see my name on roll. I'm not going anywhere.

I equate posting roll to wearing a seatbelt. Remember when it became law? (Man I feel old). Everyone complained and it took years for everyone to adapt. Now it seems insane that someone would choose to not wear a seatbelt. Same with posting roll.

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Re: Introduction
« Reply #460 on: July 25, 2014, 05:29:00 AM »
I have been quit for 567 days. Is there strength in that number? Perhaps? Perhaps not though. The only day that matter is still today.

I hear a lot of talk about not needing to post roll anymore. After all I really don't crave much anymore, roll is a hassle, don't really need the site, my quit is really strong, etc, etc, blah, blah, blah. I hear this talk not only around here but also in my own head.

I recognize these words, (and thoughts) for what they are. That is, the whispers of the nic bitch. She doesn't care about your day count. If I were to ever step away from the site I would do so with the full knowledge that I am choosing to remove my armor. I sure don't see that happening anytime soon.


Even just yesterday for a about 2 seconds the thought of dipping crossed my mind. I thought the following,


"I am off work for the next 4 days, ahhhhh, I could get some dip, and really blaze through all this yardwork that I have to do. I could just use this weekend and pitch it again on Monday".

WTF, where do these thoughts come from at 567 days quit? If this occurred and I had not posted roll, I may be in trouble. If this occurred and I not been on the site in weeks or months, I may be in trouble. If this occurred and I had somehow forgotten I was at addict, I may in trouble. Damn, I am glad I have this site and these friends who I commit to each day. This is why I am here. No more nicotine. No fucking way. It was way to much work to get here and I have too much at stake. This armor is staying on.

By the way 25 lawn bags full of yard waste. NO DIP. Just a bag of seeds. 'na na' Fuck you nicotine, I win.

Ryan

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Re: Introduction
« Reply #459 on: July 19, 2014, 10:03:00 AM »
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Glad you found us, welcome! There is tons of great reading here, read every single thread. Pretty entertaining as well.

This will get better, I promise.

You got this, we got your back.
Never forget day one. Thanks a lot everyone. Being quit was only a dream for so long. Now thanks to all of you it is a reality.

ItsGot2happen 560
Proud to quit with you today Ryan. This site has helped both of us do something we both thought was impossible... Quit. As an added benefit we have made friendships and improved our lives in other ways we never imagined. This posting roll is a lifelong thing for me and you I think. Why change something that works?
Congrats on 500 dude. That's some serious quitting going on. Thank you for continuing to set a fine example for all of us quitters. Great job man.
560??? Holy crap! I thought you were a grizzled vet quitter when you helped me out my first week here...
Nice work ItsGot2happen !!! Congrats
Great job youmakeithappen.
In the end I Surrender, I and I alone accept that I have and always will have a Nicotene ADDICTION. It is my choice to quit, but I can't do it alone. I get to go down this path one time, I want to do it right. I recognize that my word, my integrety to you is on the line and is only as good as my actions. Caving is not an option in this plan-Eafman 7/11

I am not cured. I will quit one day at a time. I will continue to do what works. Posting roll everyday. To do otherwise would be foolish on my part. You can do this-Ready 12/11

To overcome your addiction you must comprehend what it means to fail-Razd 3/12

Theres a lot of people that come here, especially vets, that WANT to be reminded that they are addicts.-Tarpon 6/12

Just as a building starts with architectural drawings. Your daily quit begins with a promise.-Scowick 2/13

Here and now, focused on today, minute by minute, whatever it takes, I promise to all my bros and myself not to become a negative stat and stay quit!-krok 1/15

I want everyone to be quit. Even the assholes.-Probe1957 1/18

Ignoring history or erasing history fixes nothing and leads you inevitably down the same path.-69franx 04/30/2021

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Re: Introduction
« Reply #458 on: July 18, 2014, 01:40:00 PM »
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Glad you found us, welcome! There is tons of great reading here, read every single thread. Pretty entertaining as well.

This will get better, I promise.

You got this, we got your back.
Never forget day one. Thanks a lot everyone. Being quit was only a dream for so long. Now thanks to all of you it is a reality.

ItsGot2happen 560
Proud to quit with you today Ryan. This site has helped both of us do something we both thought was impossible... Quit. As an added benefit we have made friendships and improved our lives in other ways we never imagined. This posting roll is a lifelong thing for me and you I think. Why change something that works?
Congrats on 500 dude. That's some serious quitting going on. Thank you for continuing to set a fine example for all of us quitters. Great job man.
560??? Holy crap! I thought you were a grizzled vet quitter when you helped me out my first week here...
Nice work ItsGot2happen !!! Congrats
"CLOSE THE DOOR. In my opinion, it?s the single most important step in your final quit. There is one moment, THE moment, when you finally let go and surrender to the quit. After that moment, no temptation will be great enough, no lie persuasive enough to make you commit suicide by using tobacco."

Offline Jlud007

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Re: Introduction
« Reply #457 on: July 18, 2014, 01:02:00 PM »
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Glad you found us, welcome! There is tons of great reading here, read every single thread. Pretty entertaining as well.

This will get better, I promise.

You got this, we got your back.
Never forget day one. Thanks a lot everyone. Being quit was only a dream for so long. Now thanks to all of you it is a reality.

ItsGot2happen 560
Proud to quit with you today Ryan. This site has helped both of us do something we both thought was impossible... Quit. As an added benefit we have made friendships and improved our lives in other ways we never imagined. This posting roll is a lifelong thing for me and you I think. Why change something that works?
Congrats on 500 dude. That's some serious quitting going on. Thank you for continuing to set a fine example for all of us quitters. Great job man.
560??? Holy crap! I thought you were a grizzled vet quitter when you helped me out my first week here...
Simply awesome, thanks for being such a contributor around here.
agreed - IG2h is a bad ass.
Of course he's a baaaad man. He's from the mitten. Good shit, bro.

Quit on...
'na na'

From the Ohio border patrol 'Remshot'
fist pump!
'BanDog'

I had to.. so many guys I admire right here. Proud to quit with all of you.

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Re: Introduction
« Reply #456 on: July 18, 2014, 10:40:00 AM »
Quote from: jost2brown
Quote from: Diesel2112
Quote from: jost2brown
Quote from: Pinched
Quote from: B-loMatt
Quote from: KC_Guy
Quote from: worktowin
Quote from: Its_Got2Happen
Quote from: redtrain14
Glad you found us, welcome! There is tons of great reading here, read every single thread. Pretty entertaining as well.

This will get better, I promise.

You got this, we got your back.
Never forget day one. Thanks a lot everyone. Being quit was only a dream for so long. Now thanks to all of you it is a reality.

ItsGot2happen 560
Proud to quit with you today Ryan. This site has helped both of us do something we both thought was impossible... Quit. As an added benefit we have made friendships and improved our lives in other ways we never imagined. This posting roll is a lifelong thing for me and you I think. Why change something that works?
Congrats on 500 dude. That's some serious quitting going on. Thank you for continuing to set a fine example for all of us quitters. Great job man.
560??? Holy crap! I thought you were a grizzled vet quitter when you helped me out my first week here...
Simply awesome, thanks for being such a contributor around here.
agreed - IG2h is a bad ass.
Of course he's a baaaad man. He's from the mitten. Good shit, bro.

Quit on...
'na na'

From the Ohio border patrol 'Remshot'
fist pump!

Offline J2b

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Re: Introduction
« Reply #455 on: July 18, 2014, 10:21:00 AM »
Quote from: Diesel2112
Quote from: jost2brown
Quote from: Pinched
Quote from: B-loMatt
Quote from: KC_Guy
Quote from: worktowin
Quote from: Its_Got2Happen
Quote from: redtrain14
Glad you found us, welcome! There is tons of great reading here, read every single thread. Pretty entertaining as well.

This will get better, I promise.

You got this, we got your back.
Never forget day one. Thanks a lot everyone. Being quit was only a dream for so long. Now thanks to all of you it is a reality.

ItsGot2happen 560
Proud to quit with you today Ryan. This site has helped both of us do something we both thought was impossible... Quit. As an added benefit we have made friendships and improved our lives in other ways we never imagined. This posting roll is a lifelong thing for me and you I think. Why change something that works?
Congrats on 500 dude. That's some serious quitting going on. Thank you for continuing to set a fine example for all of us quitters. Great job man.
560??? Holy crap! I thought you were a grizzled vet quitter when you helped me out my first week here...
Simply awesome, thanks for being such a contributor around here.
agreed - IG2h is a bad ass.
Of course he's a baaaad man. He's from the mitten. Good shit, bro.

Quit on...
'na na'

From the Ohio border patrol 'Remshot'
The problem is not the problem.  The problem is your attitude about the problem.  Do you understand?

Draw Fire

If its too much trouble to post roll call, you could always fuck off.

Quit Group: May 11 3 Balled Quitters

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Offline Diesel2112

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Re: Introduction
« Reply #454 on: July 18, 2014, 09:59:00 AM »
Quote from: jost2brown
Quote from: Pinched
Quote from: B-loMatt
Quote from: KC_Guy
Quote from: worktowin
Quote from: Its_Got2Happen
Quote from: redtrain14
Glad you found us, welcome! There is tons of great reading here, read every single thread. Pretty entertaining as well.

This will get better, I promise.

You got this, we got your back.
Never forget day one. Thanks a lot everyone. Being quit was only a dream for so long. Now thanks to all of you it is a reality.

ItsGot2happen 560
Proud to quit with you today Ryan. This site has helped both of us do something we both thought was impossible... Quit. As an added benefit we have made friendships and improved our lives in other ways we never imagined. This posting roll is a lifelong thing for me and you I think. Why change something that works?
Congrats on 500 dude. That's some serious quitting going on. Thank you for continuing to set a fine example for all of us quitters. Great job man.
560??? Holy crap! I thought you were a grizzled vet quitter when you helped me out my first week here...
Simply awesome, thanks for being such a contributor around here.
agreed - IG2h is a bad ass.
Of course he's a baaaad man. He's from the mitten. Good shit, bro.

Quit on...
Quit 06/04/12
HOF 9/11/12
2nd floor 12/20/12
3rd floor 03/30/13
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"Celebrate the moment as it turns into one more"..
"You can fight without ever winning, but never ever win, win without a fight".
"Onion rings...funyons. A connection? Yeah. I fucking think so."
"Honest Abe had a fake jaw".
"In a world that seems so small, I can't stop thinking big"
"Someone set a bad example. Made surrender seem all right
The act of a noble warrior. Who lost the will to fight."

Offline J2b

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Re: Introduction
« Reply #453 on: July 18, 2014, 09:40:00 AM »
Quote from: Pinched
Quote from: B-loMatt
Quote from: KC_Guy
Quote from: worktowin
Quote from: Its_Got2Happen
Quote from: redtrain14
Glad you found us, welcome! There is tons of great reading here, read every single thread. Pretty entertaining as well.

This will get better, I promise.

You got this, we got your back.
Never forget day one. Thanks a lot everyone. Being quit was only a dream for so long. Now thanks to all of you it is a reality.

ItsGot2happen 560
Proud to quit with you today Ryan. This site has helped both of us do something we both thought was impossible... Quit. As an added benefit we have made friendships and improved our lives in other ways we never imagined. This posting roll is a lifelong thing for me and you I think. Why change something that works?
Congrats on 500 dude. That's some serious quitting going on. Thank you for continuing to set a fine example for all of us quitters. Great job man.
560??? Holy crap! I thought you were a grizzled vet quitter when you helped me out my first week here...
Simply awesome, thanks for being such a contributor around here.
agreed - IG2h is a bad ass.
The problem is not the problem.  The problem is your attitude about the problem.  Do you understand?

Draw Fire

If its too much trouble to post roll call, you could always fuck off.

Quit Group: May 11 3 Balled Quitters

  • Quit: 01/23/11