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worktowin

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Quote from: Steakbomb18To one of my favorite people that I have met on this journey and one I call friend, congratulations on 2 years quit Jerry. Thank you for being there for me every day.
2 years ago you were making one of the best decision in your life and we're all glad you did! Enjoy the journey of freedom!
2 years ago you were a very different man. Thanks for all of the support over the past 2 years.

pab1964

Quote from: Steakbomb18To one of my favorite people that I have met on this journey and one I call friend, congratulations on 2 years quit Jerry. Thank you for being there for me every day.
2 years ago you were making one of the best decision in your life and we're all glad you did! Enjoy the journey of freedom!
Tobacco is so addictive it took me a year after a massive heart attack, in which doctor confirmed caused from dipping to finally put a lid on the bitch! ODAAT EDD

Steakbomb18

To one of my favorite people that I have met on this journey and one I call friend, congratulations on 2 years quit Jerry. Thank you for being there for me every day.
Certified Grade A Badass

pbrain04

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Quote from: rdad"Because at one point the suck won't suck any more and the fog will lift, somewhat of a quit euphoria and I tell you - it never goes away (the euphoria of quit), but only if you nurture it."


That was written by my March '14 brother Steakbomb in MacP74's intro. I have been feeling this for a long time and was having trouble putting it down into words. Our quits have to be nurtured and we have to adjust our attitudes to be truly successful at quitting. Quitting is a lot more than just not dipping. In the beginning just not dipping is everything, but as we progress we have to learn about our addiction and somehow get to the point where we really hate that past part of us and really hate nicotine. Get beyond simply quitting and start really loving FREEDOM.

I see so many cavers after 6 months and longer, and we all know by that time its all mental and obviously they were not "nurturing their quits. Post roll, make friends, stay accountable to them, and above all nurture those quits!
Welcome to the 7th floor Rdad! Congratulations on building a strong quit! Enjoy a big win today!
Congrats on 700 Jerry! Keep on being the badass quitter. I appreciate your support and am proud to be enjoying freedom with you each day!
Keep adding the milestones Jerry, 7th floor is awesome:) BAQ you are.
Awesome Rdad, enjoy the day!
Awesome Rdad, keep killing it ODAAT! Thanks for all the support
700 is a right sexy number brother! Proud of you Jerry!
Congrats bro! I'm actively quitting with you EDD, by being plain old quit ... like fuck.
700! You are obviously the real deal! Congratulations!
Sorry I missed this Jerry. Congrats brother. You are so right. In the beginning you just don't put poison in your mouth. After that you have to educate yourself about nicotine and what it really Does to you. You have to hAte it. Keep leading the pack Jerry. You are a good dude.

PB

pab1964

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Quote from: rdad"Because at one point the suck won't suck any more and the fog will lift, somewhat of a quit euphoria and I tell you - it never goes away (the euphoria of quit), but only if you nurture it."


That was written by my March '14 brother Steakbomb in MacP74's intro. I have been feeling this for a long time and was having trouble putting it down into words. Our quits have to be nurtured and we have to adjust our attitudes to be truly successful at quitting. Quitting is a lot more than just not dipping. In the beginning just not dipping is everything, but as we progress we have to learn about our addiction and somehow get to the point where we really hate that past part of us and really hate nicotine. Get beyond simply quitting and start really loving FREEDOM.

I see so many cavers after 6 months and longer, and we all know by that time its all mental and obviously they were not "nurturing their quits. Post roll, make friends, stay accountable to them, and above all nurture those quits!
Welcome to the 7th floor Rdad! Congratulations on building a strong quit! Enjoy a big win today!
Congrats on 700 Jerry! Keep on being the badass quitter. I appreciate your support and am proud to be enjoying freedom with you each day!
Keep adding the milestones Jerry, 7th floor is awesome:) BAQ you are.
Awesome Rdad, enjoy the day!
Awesome Rdad, keep killing it ODAAT! Thanks for all the support
700 is a right sexy number brother! Proud of you Jerry!
Congrats bro! I'm actively quitting with you EDD, by being plain old quit ... like fuck.
700! You are obviously the real deal! Congratulations!
Tobacco is so addictive it took me a year after a massive heart attack, in which doctor confirmed caused from dipping to finally put a lid on the bitch! ODAAT EDD

Smeds

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Quote from: rdad"Because at one point the suck won't suck any more and the fog will lift, somewhat of a quit euphoria and I tell you - it never goes away (the euphoria of quit), but only if you nurture it."


That was written by my March '14 brother Steakbomb in MacP74's intro. I have been feeling this for a long time and was having trouble putting it down into words. Our quits have to be nurtured and we have to adjust our attitudes to be truly successful at quitting. Quitting is a lot more than just not dipping. In the beginning just not dipping is everything, but as we progress we have to learn about our addiction and somehow get to the point where we really hate that past part of us and really hate nicotine. Get beyond simply quitting and start really loving FREEDOM.

I see so many cavers after 6 months and longer, and we all know by that time its all mental and obviously they were not "nurturing their quits. Post roll, make friends, stay accountable to them, and above all nurture those quits!
Welcome to the 7th floor Rdad! Congratulations on building a strong quit! Enjoy a big win today!
Congrats on 700 Jerry! Keep on being the badass quitter. I appreciate your support and am proud to be enjoying freedom with you each day!
Keep adding the milestones Jerry, 7th floor is awesome:) BAQ you are.
Awesome Rdad, enjoy the day!
Awesome Rdad, keep killing it ODAAT! Thanks for all the support
700 is a right sexy number brother! Proud of you Jerry!
Congrats bro! I'm actively quitting with you EDD, by being plain old quit ... like fuck.
My personality is who I am, my attitude depends on who you are.

AppleJack

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Quote from: rdad"Because at one point the suck won't suck any more and the fog will lift, somewhat of a quit euphoria and I tell you - it never goes away (the euphoria of quit), but only if you nurture it."


That was written by my March '14 brother Steakbomb in MacP74's intro. I have been feeling this for a long time and was having trouble putting it down into words. Our quits have to be nurtured and we have to adjust our attitudes to be truly successful at quitting. Quitting is a lot more than just not dipping. In the beginning just not dipping is everything, but as we progress we have to learn about our addiction and somehow get to the point where we really hate that past part of us and really hate nicotine. Get beyond simply quitting and start really loving FREEDOM.

I see so many cavers after 6 months and longer, and we all know by that time its all mental and obviously they were not "nurturing their quits. Post roll, make friends, stay accountable to them, and above all nurture those quits!
Welcome to the 7th floor Rdad! Congratulations on building a strong quit! Enjoy a big win today!
Congrats on 700 Jerry! Keep on being the badass quitter. I appreciate your support and am proud to be enjoying freedom with you each day!
Keep adding the milestones Jerry, 7th floor is awesome:) BAQ you are.
Awesome Rdad, enjoy the day!
Awesome Rdad, keep killing it ODAAT! Thanks for all the support
700 is a right sexy number brother! Proud of you Jerry!
Well, it's one louder, isn't it? It's not ten.

KingNothing

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Quote from: rdad"Because at one point the suck won't suck any more and the fog will lift, somewhat of a quit euphoria and I tell you - it never goes away (the euphoria of quit), but only if you nurture it."


That was written by my March '14 brother Steakbomb in MacP74's intro. I have been feeling this for a long time and was having trouble putting it down into words. Our quits have to be nurtured and we have to adjust our attitudes to be truly successful at quitting. Quitting is a lot more than just not dipping. In the beginning just not dipping is everything, but as we progress we have to learn about our addiction and somehow get to the point where we really hate that past part of us and really hate nicotine. Get beyond simply quitting and start really loving FREEDOM.

I see so many cavers after 6 months and longer, and we all know by that time its all mental and obviously they were not "nurturing their quits. Post roll, make friends, stay accountable to them, and above all nurture those quits!
Welcome to the 7th floor Rdad! Congratulations on building a strong quit! Enjoy a big win today!
Congrats on 700 Jerry! Keep on being the badass quitter. I appreciate your support and am proud to be enjoying freedom with you each day!
Keep adding the milestones Jerry, 7th floor is awesome:) BAQ you are.
Awesome Rdad, enjoy the day!
Awesome Rdad, keep killing it ODAAT! Thanks for all the support
"Fuck nicotine dude. You don't need it. And you don't want it. It didn't do a thing for you and you know it." - worktowin
"today you dissided that shit wont control your life. and it wont. unless you let it." - drome
"Not thinking about nicotine is for people who've never used nicotine. We threw that option away with the first dip or drag on a cigarette. We are addicts, and cannot become un-addicted." - wildirish317
"You need to decide how much you really want to be quit." - pky1520
We are always at risk. And probably always will be. That is why I will never get "too quit" to post my +1. Every. Damn. Day. - geis2597

Intro
Freedom Tastes So Good

Quit: 7/10/15, HOF: 10/17/15, 2nd Floor: 1/25/16, 3rd Floor: 5/4/16, 1 year: 7/10/16 4th Floor: 8/12/16, 5th Floor: 11/20/16, 6th Floor: 2/28/17, 7th Floor: 6/8/17, 2 years: 7/10/17, 8th Floor: 9/16/17, 9th Floor: 12/25/17, Comma: 4/4/18, 3 years: 7/10/18, 11th Floor: 7/13/18

Thumblewort

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Quote from: rdad"Because at one point the suck won't suck any more and the fog will lift, somewhat of a quit euphoria and I tell you - it never goes away (the euphoria of quit), but only if you nurture it."


That was written by my March '14 brother Steakbomb in MacP74's intro. I have been feeling this for a long time and was having trouble putting it down into words. Our quits have to be nurtured and we have to adjust our attitudes to be truly successful at quitting. Quitting is a lot more than just not dipping. In the beginning just not dipping is everything, but as we progress we have to learn about our addiction and somehow get to the point where we really hate that past part of us and really hate nicotine. Get beyond simply quitting and start really loving FREEDOM.

I see so many cavers after 6 months and longer, and we all know by that time its all mental and obviously they were not "nurturing their quits. Post roll, make friends, stay accountable to them, and above all nurture those quits!
Welcome to the 7th floor Rdad! Congratulations on building a strong quit! Enjoy a big win today!
Congrats on 700 Jerry! Keep on being the badass quitter. I appreciate your support and am proud to be enjoying freedom with you each day!
Keep adding the milestones Jerry, 7th floor is awesome:) BAQ you are.
Awesome Rdad, enjoy the day!
Some of my fondest and clearest memories are peeing in places that aren't bathrooms.

B-loMatt

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Quote from: rdad"Because at one point the suck won't suck any more and the fog will lift, somewhat of a quit euphoria and I tell you - it never goes away (the euphoria of quit), but only if you nurture it."


That was written by my March '14 brother Steakbomb in MacP74's intro. I have been feeling this for a long time and was having trouble putting it down into words. Our quits have to be nurtured and we have to adjust our attitudes to be truly successful at quitting. Quitting is a lot more than just not dipping. In the beginning just not dipping is everything, but as we progress we have to learn about our addiction and somehow get to the point where we really hate that past part of us and really hate nicotine. Get beyond simply quitting and start really loving FREEDOM.

I see so many cavers after 6 months and longer, and we all know by that time its all mental and obviously they were not "nurturing their quits. Post roll, make friends, stay accountable to them, and above all nurture those quits!
Welcome to the 7th floor Rdad! Congratulations on building a strong quit! Enjoy a big win today!
Congrats on 700 Jerry! Keep on being the badass quitter. I appreciate your support and am proud to be enjoying freedom with you each day!
Keep adding the milestones Jerry, 7th floor is awesome:) BAQ you are.

ChristopherJ

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Quote from: rdad"Because at one point the suck won't suck any more and the fog will lift, somewhat of a quit euphoria and I tell you - it never goes away (the euphoria of quit), but only if you nurture it."


That was written by my March '14 brother Steakbomb in MacP74's intro. I have been feeling this for a long time and was having trouble putting it down into words. Our quits have to be nurtured and we have to adjust our attitudes to be truly successful at quitting. Quitting is a lot more than just not dipping. In the beginning just not dipping is everything, but as we progress we have to learn about our addiction and somehow get to the point where we really hate that past part of us and really hate nicotine. Get beyond simply quitting and start really loving FREEDOM.

I see so many cavers after 6 months and longer, and we all know by that time its all mental and obviously they were not "nurturing their quits. Post roll, make friends, stay accountable to them, and above all nurture those quits!
Welcome to the 7th floor Rdad! Congratulations on building a strong quit! Enjoy a big win today!
Congrats on 700 Jerry! Keep on being the badass quitter. I appreciate your support and am proud to be enjoying freedom with you each day!
Don't be afraid.  You are not alone.

worktowin

Quote from: rdad"Because at one point the suck won't suck any more and the fog will lift, somewhat of a quit euphoria and I tell you - it never goes away (the euphoria of quit), but only if you nurture it."


That was written by my March '14 brother Steakbomb in MacP74's intro. I have been feeling this for a long time and was having trouble putting it down into words. Our quits have to be nurtured and we have to adjust our attitudes to be truly successful at quitting. Quitting is a lot more than just not dipping. In the beginning just not dipping is everything, but as we progress we have to learn about our addiction and somehow get to the point where we really hate that past part of us and really hate nicotine. Get beyond simply quitting and start really loving FREEDOM.

I see so many cavers after 6 months and longer, and we all know by that time its all mental and obviously they were not "nurturing their quits. Post roll, make friends, stay accountable to them, and above all nurture those quits!
Welcome to the 7th floor Rdad! Congratulations on building a strong quit! Enjoy a big win today!

rdad

"Because at one point the suck won't suck any more and the fog will lift, somewhat of a quit euphoria and I tell you - it never goes away (the euphoria of quit), but only if you nurture it."


That was written by my March '14 brother Steakbomb in MacP74's intro. I have been feeling this for a long time and was having trouble putting it down into words. Our quits have to be nurtured and we have to adjust our attitudes to be truly successful at quitting. Quitting is a lot more than just not dipping. In the beginning just not dipping is everything, but as we progress we have to learn about our addiction and somehow get to the point where we really hate that past part of us and really hate nicotine. Get beyond simply quitting and start really loving FREEDOM.

I see so many cavers after 6 months and longer, and we all know by that time its all mental and obviously they were not "nurturing their quits. Post roll, make friends, stay accountable to them, and above all nurture those quits!

B-loMatt

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Awesome accomplishment! Hope you take some time to reflect on the journey today Jerry! Thanks for your support along the way!
Jerry! Jerry! Jerry! Congrats my man. Love your quit, love your support, love your enthusiasm for helping others.
Nicely done bro!! See you for 601! 'clap'
Congrats on 600 Jerry! You have been a rock solid quitter who I could always count on!
Nice job Jerry! Congrats on the 6th floor entry!
Great job brother! keep on keeping on! Damn proud to be quit with you today!
Very well done, congrats on 600 days of freedom.
Congrats on 6th floor and here's to many more!!!
Yeah buddy!
That's gold Jerry!
Holy shit balls, you're a fuckin legend. Props to you brother!
I don't know this "lastaddiction" guy who just made ^^^ that post, but man you couldn't have said it any better. Spot on.
^^^ yep, spot on! Legendary quit bro. Enjoy the accomplishment! 'boob' 'boob' 'boob'
Sorry I'm late in offering congratulations, but you already know I think you are bad assed.

Nolaq

Quote from: rdadThanks all for the kind words! This is actually not half bad quitting with all you badasses! Ramble on Quitters!
Ramble On my friend.
What is your major malfunction?!?!?!?!