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Offline Mike17

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Re: A new quit for an old dipper
« Reply #9 on: October 01, 2012, 01:20:00 PM »
NOVEMBER..FUCK YEAH!
"Remember that anyone can dip but only bad motherfuckers can quit." - Morgan1

"But..anyways..whatever Mike and his polar bear said, i'd do it." - P23

DAMN IT FEELS GOOD TO BE A QUITTER.

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Re: A new quit for an old dipper
« Reply #8 on: October 01, 2012, 12:21:00 PM »
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Blast from the past. I was a member of the October 2007 group on QSSN.

I posted roll through September 28, 2007 - Day 75 of my quit.

Decided I did not need to post roll anymore. I had control of my quit.

Caved on October 13, 2007 on Day 90. 'flush'

Of all things Texas Tech beat the snot of out my Texas Aggies triggered something bordering on roid rage. RIP to a fine quit.

Would have been quit 1,902 days today and would have saved over $10,000.

This time I will post roll. This time I will stay connected. I appreciate all of you on the site.

Just some food for thought. All I have to do is stay quit today.
Dude that is heavy. Congrats for making another fine choice to quit. I'm thrilled to have you with us in Nov12, let's make the HOF strong this time!

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Re: A new quit for an old dipper
« Reply #7 on: September 28, 2012, 03:59:00 PM »
Blast from the past. I was a member of the October 2007 group on QSSN.

I posted roll through September 28, 2007 - Day 75 of my quit.

Decided I did not need to post roll anymore. I had control of my quit.

Caved on October 13, 2007 on Day 90. 'flush'

Of all things Texas Tech beat the snot of out my Texas Aggies triggered something bordering on roid rage. RIP to a fine quit.

Would have been quit 1,902 days today and would have saved over $10,000.

This time I will post roll. This time I will stay connected. I appreciate all of you on the site.

Just some food for thought. All I have to do is stay quit today.

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Re: A new quit for an old dipper
« Reply #6 on: August 31, 2012, 04:07:00 PM »
Quote from: Wt57
Quote from: Grizzly25
Quote from: Ready
Quote from: Tanawei
Hello all.  I am in day 12 of my final quit.  All is well thus far.

I am quitting because I want to.  After 30 years, it is time.  I am not and have never been a closet dipper.  I dont like spending six bucks a day, but that is not why I am quitting.  My dad died of esophagael cancer and my mother has had oral cancer twice and beat it.  However, I am not quitting because I am afraid of cancer or dying or living without most of my lower jaw and teeth (like my mother).

I am quitting because I havent been honest.  I tell myself that the most important things to me are God, Family and Friends; but my actions each day don't reflect that.  My actions each day say that my addiction to nicotine is the most important thing.

Not to be uber-religious, but I was reading about the rich young ruler.  Who of us wouldnt give up what was important to us if God asked us.  What about if our spouse asked us?  What if our kids asked us?  What if our good friends asked us?  All of them have asked me to give up copenhagen, but I have refused them all (with the exception of God - if he spoke from a cloud I would of at least tried).  I blew them all off.  Why?  My addiction meant more to me than they did. 

So, I am done.  Time to put my money where my mouth is.  I am quitting to be true to myself.  I am not quitting for anyone else.  I am quitting so that my life can be honestly lived.  I will be devoted to God, my family and my friends.  All else will be secondary. 

Congratulations for yesterday, persevere today, don't worry about tomorrow.
Welcome.

You can do this.
Good energy and atitude!

I am happy to see someone who is comming into this challenge and great journey with the right frame of mind.

Stay Strong, Focused  most of all QUIT!

Make sure you goto the welcome center and read all the information on the site, also trade as many numbers as you can!

Post roll every day (morning is best) posting roll means you are making a promise to all on the site that you will not use nicotene that day, then keep your promise.

It sounds simple and really is a simple concept but it will take some determination and resolve to accomplish your goal!

PM me if you need any help or want to trade some numbers

Quit on Quiter!
Great advise has already been give! So I say ditto and pm me for contact #'s also!
Great Choice! Welcome to your freedom from nicotine.
I love your reasoning and attitude. You've already gotten a lot of good advice, post roll early every day, quit each day, get to know other quitters and help them along (it will help your quit).
Congrats! PM me if I can assist you.
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Re: A new quit for an old dipper
« Reply #5 on: August 31, 2012, 03:03:00 PM »
Quote from: Grizzly25
Quote from: Ready
Quote from: Tanawei
Hello all.  I am in day 12 of my final quit.  All is well thus far.

I am quitting because I want to.  After 30 years, it is time.  I am not and have never been a closet dipper.  I dont like spending six bucks a day, but that is not why I am quitting.  My dad died of esophagael cancer and my mother has had oral cancer twice and beat it.  However, I am not quitting because I am afraid of cancer or dying or living without most of my lower jaw and teeth (like my mother).

I am quitting because I havent been honest.  I tell myself that the most important things to me are God, Family and Friends; but my actions each day don't reflect that.  My actions each day say that my addiction to nicotine is the most important thing.

Not to be uber-religious, but I was reading about the rich young ruler.  Who of us wouldnt give up what was important to us if God asked us.  What about if our spouse asked us?  What if our kids asked us?  What if our good friends asked us?  All of them have asked me to give up copenhagen, but I have refused them all (with the exception of God - if he spoke from a cloud I would of at least tried).  I blew them all off.  Why?  My addiction meant more to me than they did. 

So, I am done.  Time to put my money where my mouth is.  I am quitting to be true to myself.  I am not quitting for anyone else.  I am quitting so that my life can be honestly lived.  I will be devoted to God, my family and my friends.  All else will be secondary. 

Congratulations for yesterday, persevere today, don't worry about tomorrow.
Welcome.

You can do this.
Good energy and atitude!

I am happy to see someone who is comming into this challenge and great journey with the right frame of mind.

Stay Strong, Focused  most of all QUIT!

Make sure you goto the welcome center and read all the information on the site, also trade as many numbers as you can!

Post roll every day (morning is best) posting roll means you are making a promise to all on the site that you will not use nicotene that day, then keep your promise.

It sounds simple and really is a simple concept but it will take some determination and resolve to accomplish your goal!

PM me if you need any help or want to trade some numbers

Quit on Quiter!
Great advise has already been give! So I say ditto and pm me for contact #'s also!
4/1/2012: Nicotine Quit Date
7/9/12: HOF The Missing Warning Label
TODAY is the day that counts
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Offline Grizzly25

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Re: A new quit for an old dipper
« Reply #4 on: August 31, 2012, 01:34:00 PM »
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Quote from: Tanawei
Hello all.  I am in day 12 of my final quit.  All is well thus far.

I am quitting because I want to.  After 30 years, it is time.  I am not and have never been a closet dipper.  I dont like spending six bucks a day, but that is not why I am quitting.  My dad died of esophagael cancer and my mother has had oral cancer twice and beat it.  However, I am not quitting because I am afraid of cancer or dying or living without most of my lower jaw and teeth (like my mother).

I am quitting because I havent been honest.  I tell myself that the most important things to me are God, Family and Friends; but my actions each day don't reflect that.  My actions each day say that my addiction to nicotine is the most important thing.

Not to be uber-religious, but I was reading about the rich young ruler.  Who of us wouldnt give up what was important to us if God asked us.  What about if our spouse asked us?  What if our kids asked us?  What if our good friends asked us?  All of them have asked me to give up copenhagen, but I have refused them all (with the exception of God - if he spoke from a cloud I would of at least tried).  I blew them all off.  Why?  My addiction meant more to me than they did. 

So, I am done.  Time to put my money where my mouth is.  I am quitting to be true to myself.  I am not quitting for anyone else.  I am quitting so that my life can be honestly lived.  I will be devoted to God, my family and my friends.  All else will be secondary. 

Congratulations for yesterday, persevere today, don't worry about tomorrow.
Welcome.

You can do this.
Good energy and atitude!

I am happy to see someone who is comming into this challenge and great journey with the right frame of mind.

Stay Strong, Focused  most of all QUIT!

Make sure you goto the welcome center and read all the information on the site, also trade as many numbers as you can!

Post roll every day (morning is best) posting roll means you are making a promise to all on the site that you will not use nicotene that day, then keep your promise.

It sounds simple and really is a simple concept but it will take some determination and resolve to accomplish your goal!

PM me if you need any help or want to trade some numbers

Quit on Quiter!
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Re: A new quit for an old dipper
« Reply #3 on: August 31, 2012, 01:31:00 PM »
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Quote from: Tanawei
Hello all.  I am in day 12 of my final quit.  All is well thus far.

I am quitting because I want to.  After 30 years, it is time.  I am not and have never been a closet dipper.  I dont like spending six bucks a day, but that is not why I am quitting.  My dad died of esophagael cancer and my mother has had oral cancer twice and beat it.  However, I am not quitting because I am afraid of cancer or dying or living without most of my lower jaw and teeth (like my mother).

I am quitting because I havent been honest.  I tell myself that the most important things to me are God, Family and Friends; but my actions each day don't reflect that.  My actions each day say that my addiction to nicotine is the most important thing.

Not to be uber-religious, but I was reading about the rich young ruler.  Who of us wouldnt give up what was important to us if God asked us.  What about if our spouse asked us?  What if our kids asked us?  What if our good friends asked us?  All of them have asked me to give up copenhagen, but I have refused them all (with the exception of God - if he spoke from a cloud I would of at least tried).  I blew them all off.  Why?  My addiction meant more to me than they did. 

So, I am done.  Time to put my money where my mouth is.  I am quitting to be true to myself.  I am not quitting for anyone else.  I am quitting so that my life can be honestly lived.  I will be devoted to God, my family and my friends.  All else will be secondary. 

Congratulations for yesterday, persevere today, don't worry about tomorrow.
Welcome.

You can do this.
Welcome and thanks for the reality check.

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Re: A new quit for an old dipper
« Reply #2 on: August 31, 2012, 12:53:00 PM »
Quote from: Tanawei
Hello all. I am in day 12 of my final quit. All is well thus far.

I am quitting because I want to. After 30 years, it is time. I am not and have never been a closet dipper. I dont like spending six bucks a day, but that is not why I am quitting. My dad died of esophagael cancer and my mother has had oral cancer twice and beat it. However, I am not quitting because I am afraid of cancer or dying or living without most of my lower jaw and teeth (like my mother).

I am quitting because I havent been honest. I tell myself that the most important things to me are God, Family and Friends; but my actions each day don't reflect that. My actions each day say that my addiction to nicotine is the most important thing.

Not to be uber-religious, but I was reading about the rich young ruler. Who of us wouldnt give up what was important to us if God asked us. What about if our spouse asked us? What if our kids asked us? What if our good friends asked us? All of them have asked me to give up copenhagen, but I have refused them all (with the exception of God - if he spoke from a cloud I would of at least tried). I blew them all off. Why? My addiction meant more to me than they did.

So, I am done. Time to put my money where my mouth is. I am quitting to be true to myself. I am not quitting for anyone else. I am quitting so that my life can be honestly lived. I will be devoted to God, my family and my friends. All else will be secondary.

Congratulations for yesterday, persevere today, don't worry about tomorrow.
Welcome.

You can do this.

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A new quit for an old dipper
« on: August 31, 2012, 12:50:00 PM »
Hello all. I am in day 12 of my final quit. All is well thus far.

I am quitting because I want to. After 30 years, it is time. I am not and have never been a closet dipper. I dont like spending six bucks a day, but that is not why I am quitting. My dad died of esophagael cancer and my mother has had oral cancer twice and beat it. However, I am not quitting because I am afraid of cancer or dying or living without most of my lower jaw and teeth (like my mother).

I am quitting because I havent been honest. I tell myself that the most important things to me are God, Family and Friends; but my actions each day don't reflect that. My actions each day say that my addiction to nicotine is the most important thing.

Not to be uber-religious, but I was reading about the rich young ruler. Who of us wouldnt give up what was important to us if God asked us. What about if our spouse asked us? What if our kids asked us? What if our good friends asked us? All of them have asked me to give up copenhagen, but I have refused them all (with the exception of God - if he spoke from a cloud I would of at least tried). I blew them all off. Why? My addiction meant more to me than they did.

So, I am done. Time to put my money where my mouth is. I am quitting to be true to myself. I am not quitting for anyone else. I am quitting so that my life can be honestly lived. I will be devoted to God, my family and my friends. All else will be secondary.

Congratulations for yesterday, persevere today, don't worry about tomorrow.