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[Thefranks5]

Who is the guest in here reading? Do you have any questions?

There's another guest reading this right now...

This time, it was in the first page, when I asked, this intro was buried 3 pages deep. It's a real head scratcher

The 11 guests reading this right now need to quit scratching their heads, dump the dip and post up. Then they can have a cool avatar like you do, lol.

[Thefranks5]

Who is the guest in here reading? Do you have any questions?

There's another guest reading this right now...

This time, it was in the first page, when I asked, this intro was buried 3 pages deep. It's a real head scratcher

The 11 guests reading this right now need to quit scratching their heads, dump the dip and post up. Then he can have a cool avatar like you do, lol.

[69franx]

Who is the guest in here reading? Do you have any questions?

There's another guest reading this right now...

This time, it was in the first page, when I asked, this intro was buried 3 pages deep. It's a real head scratcher

[macattack]

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[69franx]

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[FullCurl]

Way to go man! Killin it

[KennyZ]

1,200 days. So happy to have the first 1200 nicotine free days behind me. And so excited about the life of freedom ahead of me. Thanx to all those who supported me and/or kicked my ass along the way

Congrats man. Keep doing you.

Congratulations Franx!

Congratulations!

[ankape]

1,200 days. So happy to have the first 1200 nicotine free days behind me. And so excited about the life of freedom ahead of me. Thanx to all those who supported me and/or kicked my ass along the way

Congrats man. Keep doing you.

Congratulations Franx!

[Keith0617]

1,200 days. So happy to have the first 1200 nicotine free days behind me. And so excited about the life of freedom ahead of me. Thanx to all those who supported me and/or kicked my ass along the way

Congrats man. Keep doing you.

[69franx]

1,200 days. So happy to have the first 1200 nicotine free days behind me. And so excited about the life of freedom ahead of me. Thanx to all those who supported me and/or kicked my ass along the way

[Phxshadow]

     Three years today! I would not have one day quit if not for my oldest friend, fraternity brother, and quit brother @pumpkinboy who introduced me to KTC long before I drank the koolade. Without that first intro, I'd likely not have sought this place out when I was finally ready to quit for me. So thanx again brother for saving my life.
     Thanx also to all of those who have supported me along this journey; newer quitters as well as the even crustier vets that came before me. I have seen so many people come and go that have helped me along the way, I hope they are all still quit.
     Three years and one day ago, I had no idea I was about to quit, or what that meant in the big scheme of things. I suppose the idea was lurking in my head, it really always was; but it usually just looked like plans for a stoppage. Not a quit, not like this. Read enough here and you will hear "It gets better" over and over and at day 1 or 100 it's still kind of hard to believe. I can't tell you when it really started to feel good, but it sure does now. I chewed my entire adult life, so I think now after three years nicotine free, I may know what my new normal looks like. I like it and wouldn't trade it for anything.
     Really just kind of rambling, this post was not thought out (or edited, in case you see typos) but I wanted to again say THANK YOU to all of the badass quitters who helped me along the way, especially the badasses that were there to kick my ass enough to piss me off enough to just quit. No easing back, no planning a date, just quitting. That's a debt I can never repay.

Congratulations!!!! Big milestone!!! Proud of you!!

[MN_Engineer]

HOF plus a Comma today!

Congrats Frank!

[69franx]

HOF plus a Comma today!

[Keith0617]

     Three years today! I would not have one day quit if not for my oldest friend, fraternity brother, and quit brother @pumpkinboy who introduced me to KTC long before I drank the koolade. Without that first intro, I'd likely not have sought this place out when I was finally ready to quit for me. So thanx again brother for saving my life.
     Thanx also to all of those who have supported me along this journey; newer quitters as well as the even crustier vets that came before me. I have seen so many people come and go that have helped me along the way, I hope they are all still quit.
     Three years and one day ago, I had no idea I was about to quit, or what that meant in the big scheme of things. I suppose the idea was lurking in my head, it really always was; but it usually just looked like plans for a stoppage. Not a quit, not like this. Read enough here and you will hear "It gets better" over and over and at day 1 or 100 it's still kind of hard to believe. I can't tell you when it really started to feel good, but it sure does now. I chewed my entire adult life, so I think now after three years nicotine free, I may know what my new normal looks like. I like it and wouldn't trade it for anything.
     Really just kind of rambling, this post was not thought out (or edited, in case you see typos) but I wanted to again say THANK YOU to all of the badass quitters who helped me along the way, especially the badasses that were there to kick my ass enough to piss me off enough to just quit. No easing back, no planning a date, just quitting. That's a debt I can never repay.

Well done Frank and thank you for what you do to help fellow quitters.  here’s to another 3 years.

[69franx]

     Three years today! I would not have one day quit if not for my oldest friend, fraternity brother, and quit brother @pumpkinboy who introduced me to KTC long before I drank the koolade. Without that first intro, I'd likely not have sought this place out when I was finally ready to quit for me. So thanx again brother for saving my life.
     Thanx also to all of those who have supported me along this journey; newer quitters as well as the even crustier vets that came before me. I have seen so many people come and go that have helped me along the way, I hope they are all still quit.
     Three years and one day ago, I had no idea I was about to quit, or what that meant in the big scheme of things. I suppose the idea was lurking in my head, it really always was; but it usually just looked like plans for a stoppage. Not a quit, not like this. Read enough here and you will hear "It gets better" over and over and at day 1 or 100 it's still kind of hard to believe. I can't tell you when it really started to feel good, but it sure does now. I chewed my entire adult life, so I think now after three years nicotine free, I may know what my new normal looks like. I like it and wouldn't trade it for anything.
     Really just kind of rambling, this post was not thought out (or edited, in case you see typos) but I wanted to again say THANK YOU to all of the badass quitters who helped me along the way, especially the badasses that were there to kick my ass enough to piss me off enough to just quit. No easing back, no planning a date, just quitting. That's a debt I can never repay.