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[LaQuitter]

Hello Dear,my name is peace i saw your profile and ifoundpleasureto write you as my my friend so that we can communicate to eachothere,please mail me through my email address(peacelove_a2@hotmail.com)that i will send you my pic for you to know who i am for the love andpleasure i have develpoed in your lovely profile i awaits your lovelyreplyas soon as you get this mail.peaceplease please please contact this email directlypeacelove_a2@hotmail.comÃ, 
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I just got this message via e-mail?

My money's on Greg40.

"Peace" is my tranny name... :D

Why the hell would you e-mail me when we already have lovely plans developed for love and pleasure this evening? Use your noodle, Dear.

greg was just feeling insecure and was testing you smokey.

Damn, and I was gonna lay my money on Goochy. I just KNOW he wants some sexy time with you, Smokey. 'Y'

[RAZD611]

Hello Dear,my name is peace i saw your profile and ifoundpleasureto write you as my my friend so that we can communicate to eachothere,please mail me through my email address(peacelove_a2@hotmail.com)that i will send you my pic for you to know who i am for the love andpleasure i have develpoed in your lovely profile i awaits your lovelyreplyas soon as you get this mail.peaceplease please please contact this email directlypeacelove_a2@hotmail.comÃ, 
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I just got this message via e-mail?

My money's on Greg40.

"Peace" is my tranny name... :D

Why the hell would you e-mail me when we already have lovely plans developed for love and pleasure this evening? Use your noodle, Dear.

greg was just feeling insecure and was testing you smokey.

[Smokeyg]

Hello Dear,my name is peace i saw your profile and ifoundpleasureto write you as my my friend so that we can communicate to eachothere,please mail me through my email address(peacelove_a2@hotmail.com)that i will send you my pic for you to know who i am for the love andpleasure i have develpoed in your lovely profile i awaits your lovelyreplyas soon as you get this mail.peaceplease please please contact this email directlypeacelove_a2@hotmail.comÃ, 
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Regards, The QSXtreme - KillTheCan.org Online Community team.index.php

I just got this message via e-mail?

My money's on Greg40.

"Peace" is my tranny name... :D

Why the hell would you e-mail me when we already have lovely plans developed for love and pleasure this evening? Use your noodle, Dear.

[greg40]

Hello Dear,my name is peace i saw your profile and ifoundpleasureto write you as my my friend so that we can communicate to eachothere,please mail me through my email address(peacelove_a2@hotmail.com)that i will send you my pic for you to know who i am for the love andpleasure i have develpoed in your lovely profile i awaits your lovelyreplyas soon as you get this mail.peaceplease please please contact this email directlypeacelove_a2@hotmail.comÃ, 
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I just got this message via e-mail?

My money's on Greg40.

"Peace" is my tranny name... :D

[Smokeyg]

Hello Dear,my name is peace i saw your profile and ifoundpleasureto write you as my my friend so that we can communicate to eachothere,please mail me through my email address(peacelove_a2@hotmail.com)that i will send you my pic for you to know who i am for the love andpleasure i have develpoed in your lovely profile i awaits your lovelyreplyas soon as you get this mail.peaceplease please please contact this email directlypeacelove_a2@hotmail.comÃ, 
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I just got this message via e-mail?

My money's on Greg40.

[DeanTheCoot]

You had me at naked body.....

Ditto. I got real excited and licked my lips.

[redtrain14]

You had me at naked body.....

[GlennFtheKodiak]

I quit chewing Feb 3rd of this year through a local smoking quit group. I was the first chewer my instructor could remember in her 15 years of leading the group. I'm a beanpole type guy, and have been putting on a bit of a beer belly recently, which somehow led me to this sight. Anyways, I just wanted to congratulate everybody on their choice to quit and for realizing it's not something that you want to go at alone.

I'd tried to quit many times before, but it was always because my girlfriend wanted me to quit. I thought I could quit for her, but I couldn't. When I joined a support group, I said that my major reason to quit was for her. After much personal reflection, I realized I was finally at a point where I wanted to quit for me. Also, I had always made excuses for why I chewed: my dad smoked when I was a kid, my friends chewed in high school. A huge change in thinking that helped me quit was accepting responsibility for the choice to chew and accepting responsibility for the choice to quit.

Do it for you. If you want to quit for your wife, your girlfriend/boyfriend, whatever, forget them. You must care for yourself first. Be self-centered. People who truly care for you will appreciate your choice. By caring for yourself, you're caring for those who love you.

This is my first and only post (June 9th, 2007) before joining the August 2008 BAMFERs back on May 19th, 2008. Don't I sound smart for a soon to be caver?

Newcomer or long time vet - stick around and use the tools available.

besides "sticking around and using the tools" which I think is fabulous advice, I think you hit on but failed to explicitly point out the other obvious.

Newbs should learn to shut the fuck up. :)

Nothing grates me more than having some righteous fuck with 1 day under his belt posting up words of wisdom about shit they don't know shit about.

i'm all for rampant participation. the more vocal the better. hop on board. but i can do without the other shit. at least for a week or so. :)

shocking Smokey, you felt the need to pontificate after only a few hours back then.

'crackup' 'crackup' 'crackup' 'crackup' 'crackup' 'crackup' 'crackup'

I was sailing pretty with over 4 months of quit under my belt biznitch. The door was closed and I was the superstar of quit. Back in '07, if you looked up the word "quit" in the dictionary, you'd find a picture of my naked body. I knew it all. Shit, I knew enough to know that I didn't need this site.

'embarrassed'

With this week's events I think it's more than obvious....

you can check out anytime you want, but you can never leave....

[Smokeyg]

I quit chewing Feb 3rd of this year through a local smoking quit group. I was the first chewer my instructor could remember in her 15 years of leading the group. I'm a beanpole type guy, and have been putting on a bit of a beer belly recently, which somehow led me to this sight. Anyways, I just wanted to congratulate everybody on their choice to quit and for realizing it's not something that you want to go at alone.

I'd tried to quit many times before, but it was always because my girlfriend wanted me to quit. I thought I could quit for her, but I couldn't. When I joined a support group, I said that my major reason to quit was for her. After much personal reflection, I realized I was finally at a point where I wanted to quit for me. Also, I had always made excuses for why I chewed: my dad smoked when I was a kid, my friends chewed in high school. A huge change in thinking that helped me quit was accepting responsibility for the choice to chew and accepting responsibility for the choice to quit.

Do it for you. If you want to quit for your wife, your girlfriend/boyfriend, whatever, forget them. You must care for yourself first. Be self-centered. People who truly care for you will appreciate your choice. By caring for yourself, you're caring for those who love you.

This is my first and only post (June 9th, 2007) before joining the August 2008 BAMFERs back on May 19th, 2008. Don't I sound smart for a soon to be caver?

Newcomer or long time vet - stick around and use the tools available.

besides "sticking around and using the tools" which I think is fabulous advice, I think you hit on but failed to explicitly point out the other obvious.

Newbs should learn to shut the fuck up. :)

Nothing grates me more than having some righteous fuck with 1 day under his belt posting up words of wisdom about shit they don't know shit about.

i'm all for rampant participation. the more vocal the better. hop on board. but i can do without the other shit. at least for a week or so. :)

shocking Smokey, you felt the need to pontificate after only a few hours back then.

'crackup' 'crackup' 'crackup' 'crackup' 'crackup' 'crackup' 'crackup'

I was sailing pretty with over 4 months of quit under my belt biznitch. The door was closed and I was the superstar of quit. Back in '07, if you looked up the word "quit" in the dictionary, you'd find a picture of my naked body. I knew it all. Shit, I knew enough to know that I didn't need this site.

'embarrassed'

[GlennFtheKodiak]

I quit chewing Feb 3rd of this year through a local smoking quit group. I was the first chewer my instructor could remember in her 15 years of leading the group. I'm a beanpole type guy, and have been putting on a bit of a beer belly recently, which somehow led me to this sight. Anyways, I just wanted to congratulate everybody on their choice to quit and for realizing it's not something that you want to go at alone.

I'd tried to quit many times before, but it was always because my girlfriend wanted me to quit. I thought I could quit for her, but I couldn't. When I joined a support group, I said that my major reason to quit was for her. After much personal reflection, I realized I was finally at a point where I wanted to quit for me. Also, I had always made excuses for why I chewed: my dad smoked when I was a kid, my friends chewed in high school. A huge change in thinking that helped me quit was accepting responsibility for the choice to chew and accepting responsibility for the choice to quit.

Do it for you. If you want to quit for your wife, your girlfriend/boyfriend, whatever, forget them. You must care for yourself first. Be self-centered. People who truly care for you will appreciate your choice. By caring for yourself, you're caring for those who love you.

This is my first and only post (June 9th, 2007) before joining the August 2008 BAMFERs back on May 19th, 2008. Don't I sound smart for a soon to be caver?

Newcomer or long time vet - stick around and use the tools available.

besides "sticking around and using the tools" which I think is fabulous advice, I think you hit on but failed to explicitly point out the other obvious.

Newbs should learn to shut the fuck up. :)

Nothing grates me more than having some righteous fuck with 1 day under his belt posting up words of wisdom about shit they don't know shit about.

i'm all for rampant participation. the more vocal the better. hop on board. but i can do without the other shit. at least for a week or so. :)

shocking Smokey, you felt the need to pontificate after only a few hours back then.

'crackup' 'crackup' 'crackup' 'crackup' 'crackup' 'crackup' 'crackup'

[Smokeyg]

I quit chewing Feb 3rd of this year through a local smoking quit group. I was the first chewer my instructor could remember in her 15 years of leading the group. I'm a beanpole type guy, and have been putting on a bit of a beer belly recently, which somehow led me to this sight. Anyways, I just wanted to congratulate everybody on their choice to quit and for realizing it's not something that you want to go at alone.

I'd tried to quit many times before, but it was always because my girlfriend wanted me to quit. I thought I could quit for her, but I couldn't. When I joined a support group, I said that my major reason to quit was for her. After much personal reflection, I realized I was finally at a point where I wanted to quit for me. Also, I had always made excuses for why I chewed: my dad smoked when I was a kid, my friends chewed in high school. A huge change in thinking that helped me quit was accepting responsibility for the choice to chew and accepting responsibility for the choice to quit.

Do it for you. If you want to quit for your wife, your girlfriend/boyfriend, whatever, forget them. You must care for yourself first. Be self-centered. People who truly care for you will appreciate your choice. By caring for yourself, you're caring for those who love you.

This is my first and only post (June 9th, 2007) before joining the August 2008 BAMFERs back on May 19th, 2008. Don't I sound smart for a soon to be caver?

Newcomer or long time vet - stick around and use the tools available.

[TCOPE]

Smokey, hey. I don't really even know why in sending this to you personally but lately I have had a nice bit of funk. I feel like I have been on the edge of being quit and caving, walking the thin line. The only thing keeping me in the good side is -- you guessed it. Ktc. Do you think that's normal? I've jut felt so fucking close to losing it. I'm a completely different person in the day, on the verge of caving, and a different person at night, being so grateful that I made that through. But I cannot recognize this when I am having a massive crave. Anyway, Hope all is well with you.

Yeah, I know exactly what you're saying. When I took the past two weeks or so off from the site, I definitely thought more about chewing and how great just one would be. I stepped away because I'm a little obsessive, but also because I thought I could make it fine without this site. I say it's not worth finding out. The stakes are too high. But, I also realize that there is much more than KTC keeping me clean. I am keeping me clean. I am the one not buying chew when I stop to get gas. I am the person who has developed a large toolbox of alternatives when I feel the urge to chew. KTC has provided me a sounding board, support and huge accountability, but when it comes down to it, I am mostly accountable to myself. Every time I promise my August brothers that I will not chew today, I am making that promise to myself. I also had the thought when I was away that in a perfect world people wouldn't even need this website. If you make the decision to take control of your life, that should be enough. But, the vast majority of people don't know how to support themselves. We're convinced that we're not worth it. We feel we need something more important than ourselves to watch over us. Well, KTC provides a forum to overcome those mental blocks. Eventually, I will reach a point where I have internalized the strength that this site provides me, but I'm not there yet. When I reach that point, I hope to stay around and continue helping those newcomers. Anyways, sorry for rambling. I do that more for myself than anything. Remember, YOU are doing this. There is no shame in feeling like you're living on the edge. The fact that you are still making positive decisions is a testiment to your strength. Keep the quit.

Dug this up from the FOQ'er blog. Thought it might be applicable to some of you newer headcases....

I've internalized the strength - but I still need all y'alls.

Awesome to see this. The FOQer blog was and is my HOF promise. Thanks, Smokes for bringing it up.
Todd

[Smokeyg]

Smokey, hey. I don't really even know why in sending this to you personally but lately I have had a nice bit of funk. I feel like I have been on the edge of being quit and caving, walking the thin line. The only thing keeping me in the good side is -- you guessed it. Ktc. Do you think that's normal? I've jut felt so fucking close to losing it. I'm a completely different person in the day, on the verge of caving, and a different person at night, being so grateful that I made that through. But I cannot recognize this when I am having a massive crave. Anyway, Hope all is well with you.

Yeah, I know exactly what you're saying. When I took the past two weeks or so off from the site, I definitely thought more about chewing and how great just one would be. I stepped away because I'm a little obsessive, but also because I thought I could make it fine without this site. I say it's not worth finding out. The stakes are too high. But, I also realize that there is much more than KTC keeping me clean. I am keeping me clean. I am the one not buying chew when I stop to get gas. I am the person who has developed a large toolbox of alternatives when I feel the urge to chew. KTC has provided me a sounding board, support and huge accountability, but when it comes down to it, I am mostly accountable to myself. Every time I promise my August brothers that I will not chew today, I am making that promise to myself. I also had the thought when I was away that in a perfect world people wouldn't even need this website. If you make the decision to take control of your life, that should be enough. But, the vast majority of people don't know how to support themselves. We're convinced that we're not worth it. We feel we need something more important than ourselves to watch over us. Well, KTC provides a forum to overcome those mental blocks. Eventually, I will reach a point where I have internalized the strength that this site provides me, but I'm not there yet. When I reach that point, I hope to stay around and continue helping those newcomers. Anyways, sorry for rambling. I do that more for myself than anything. Remember, YOU are doing this. There is no shame in feeling like you're living on the edge. The fact that you are still making positive decisions is a testiment to your strength. Keep the quit.

Dug this up from the FOQ'er blog. Thought it might be applicable to some of you newer headcases....

I've internalized the strength - but I still need all y'alls.

[Smokeyg]

:rolleyes: linky

Where were you when I was student teaching?

[PbKid]

:rolleyes: linky