I'm Back. I'm Dumb.

[wastepanel]

Take what you need.

Leave the rest.

If you give 100% in your quit, I'll help you protect it. If you give any less, good luck.

We are brothers, and we need to stand beside each other. Push hard, but don't push too hard. Show some damn feelings. It ain't going to hurt ya.

[pacertom]

Day 300

The power of this site is held in its brotherhood.  Like many fraternal organizations before it, the KTC has secrets that are revealed only with understanding.  The words that once were empty to us (and still empty to others) now have meaning.  They have memories.

When we first quit, we take because we need it.  We devour the information contained on the site.  This site becomes our first and our last line of defense.  We are fed these words, and at first with unbelieving eyes, complete our days.  As we get further into our quits, our blind faith becomes a stark reality.  We know that this process works.

When we are vets, we spread this reality to the wide eyed and scared freshly quit.  We want them to see, but we can't make them.  They will have to see it for themselves.  We build quitters up with our experiences, and help them through theirs.  We see the wide eyed and scared quitters become more confident in their quits, and we are filled with pride. 

This pride swells when I see those I helped help others.  I see that they "get it" and share the same hatred as I do for the nicotine whore.  I know that even though I have not specifically reached out to a quitter, somebody I have worked with has.  I have thousands of texts to quitters in my 300 days here, and I know that indirectly, I am responsible for hundreds more.

I could have sat back, posted roll, and walked away everyday for the last 300.  But I wouldn't have good friends like Eaf, Moe, CNC, Luby, and the other Basterds from my group.  Losing brothers wouldn't effect me.  I wouldn't have reached out or spent the time with some great badass groups that followed me.  I wouldn't be part of the brotherhood.  I would not have given it my all.  I would not have protected my quit.

I'd like to thank every vet, mod, and admin on this site.  When I came here 300 days ago, you beat me to a pulp.  I was pathetic.  I needed it.  I thought I knew about quitting, and I was wrong.  I didn't think you knew anything about long term quitting.  I figured out later there was no long term quitting.  There's only today.  Keep posting.  I don't want to catch up to you.

I quit with you today Sir.

Congrats on the 300.

'clap' 'clap' 'clap'

Congrats on 300!!!!

Once again great words that many need to read!!

Waste, you're a cool-ass mofo. Thanks for all of the help and encouragement, you've really changed some lives, man. Keep it rolling and stay strong. I quit with you today.

x2

Well Done WP!!!

Waste, your avatar still scares the living shit out of me. However, in my short time here, I know under that avatar, with the no-nonsense straight talk you offer, is a man who cares about others. If we are on the same side, I don't tremble but have more confidence that we will win this.

Congrats on milestone 300. That is pretty bad-ass. Your reputation to me is that of a bad-ass so I wouldn't expect anything less.

I am conflicted, I wish I never would have touched the stuff but in my healing, I never would have been able to battle with you guys. So I am no longer sad that I am an addict. I am grateful to go to battle every day with the likes of you on this site.

Happy 300. Never let me pass you.

So goddamn proud to be a basterd with you waste. I love KTC for moments like this, and for about a million other reasons. But this is damn special for me, I've made a friend for life and I am proud to quit every day with my friend "waste"

Nicely done!

Good stuff right there bud...

[AgLawyer]

Day 300

The power of this site is held in its brotherhood.  Like many fraternal organizations before it, the KTC has secrets that are revealed only with understanding.  The words that once were empty to us (and still empty to others) now have meaning.  They have memories.

When we first quit, we take because we need it.  We devour the information contained on the site.  This site becomes our first and our last line of defense.  We are fed these words, and at first with unbelieving eyes, complete our days.  As we get further into our quits, our blind faith becomes a stark reality.  We know that this process works.

When we are vets, we spread this reality to the wide eyed and scared freshly quit.  We want them to see, but we can't make them.  They will have to see it for themselves.  We build quitters up with our experiences, and help them through theirs.  We see the wide eyed and scared quitters become more confident in their quits, and we are filled with pride. 

This pride swells when I see those I helped help others.  I see that they "get it" and share the same hatred as I do for the nicotine whore.  I know that even though I have not specifically reached out to a quitter, somebody I have worked with has.  I have thousands of texts to quitters in my 300 days here, and I know that indirectly, I am responsible for hundreds more.

I could have sat back, posted roll, and walked away everyday for the last 300.  But I wouldn't have good friends like Eaf, Moe, CNC, Luby, and the other Basterds from my group.  Losing brothers wouldn't effect me.  I wouldn't have reached out or spent the time with some great badass groups that followed me.  I wouldn't be part of the brotherhood.  I would not have given it my all.  I would not have protected my quit.

I'd like to thank every vet, mod, and admin on this site.  When I came here 300 days ago, you beat me to a pulp.  I was pathetic.  I needed it.  I thought I knew about quitting, and I was wrong.  I didn't think you knew anything about long term quitting.  I figured out later there was no long term quitting.  There's only today.  Keep posting.  I don't want to catch up to you.

I quit with you today Sir.

Congrats on the 300.

'clap' 'clap' 'clap'

Congrats on 300!!!!

Once again great words that many need to read!!

Waste, you're a cool-ass mofo. Thanks for all of the help and encouragement, you've really changed some lives, man. Keep it rolling and stay strong. I quit with you today.

x2

Well Done WP!!!

Waste, your avatar still scares the living shit out of me. However, in my short time here, I know under that avatar, with the no-nonsense straight talk you offer, is a man who cares about others. If we are on the same side, I don't tremble but have more confidence that we will win this.

Congrats on milestone 300. That is pretty bad-ass. Your reputation to me is that of a bad-ass so I wouldn't expect anything less.

I am conflicted, I wish I never would have touched the stuff but in my healing, I never would have been able to battle with you guys. So I am no longer sad that I am an addict. I am grateful to go to battle every day with the likes of you on this site.

Happy 300. Never let me pass you.

So goddamn proud to be a basterd with you waste. I love KTC for moments like this, and for about a million other reasons. But this is damn special for me, I've made a friend for life and I am proud to quit every day with my friend "waste"

Nicely done!

[luby]

Day 300

The power of this site is held in its brotherhood.  Like many fraternal organizations before it, the KTC has secrets that are revealed only with understanding.  The words that once were empty to us (and still empty to others) now have meaning.  They have memories.

When we first quit, we take because we need it.  We devour the information contained on the site.  This site becomes our first and our last line of defense.  We are fed these words, and at first with unbelieving eyes, complete our days.  As we get further into our quits, our blind faith becomes a stark reality.  We know that this process works.

When we are vets, we spread this reality to the wide eyed and scared freshly quit.  We want them to see, but we can't make them.  They will have to see it for themselves.  We build quitters up with our experiences, and help them through theirs.  We see the wide eyed and scared quitters become more confident in their quits, and we are filled with pride. 

This pride swells when I see those I helped help others.  I see that they "get it" and share the same hatred as I do for the nicotine whore.  I know that even though I have not specifically reached out to a quitter, somebody I have worked with has.  I have thousands of texts to quitters in my 300 days here, and I know that indirectly, I am responsible for hundreds more.

I could have sat back, posted roll, and walked away everyday for the last 300.  But I wouldn't have good friends like Eaf, Moe, CNC, Luby, and the other Basterds from my group.  Losing brothers wouldn't effect me.  I wouldn't have reached out or spent the time with some great badass groups that followed me.  I wouldn't be part of the brotherhood.  I would not have given it my all.  I would not have protected my quit.

I'd like to thank every vet, mod, and admin on this site.  When I came here 300 days ago, you beat me to a pulp.  I was pathetic.  I needed it.  I thought I knew about quitting, and I was wrong.  I didn't think you knew anything about long term quitting.  I figured out later there was no long term quitting.  There's only today.  Keep posting.  I don't want to catch up to you.

I quit with you today Sir.

Congrats on the 300.

'clap' 'clap' 'clap'

Congrats on 300!!!!

Once again great words that many need to read!!

Waste, you're a cool-ass mofo. Thanks for all of the help and encouragement, you've really changed some lives, man. Keep it rolling and stay strong. I quit with you today.

x2

Well Done WP!!!

Waste, your avatar still scares the living shit out of me. However, in my short time here, I know under that avatar, with the no-nonsense straight talk you offer, is a man who cares about others. If we are on the same side, I don't tremble but have more confidence that we will win this.

Congrats on milestone 300. That is pretty bad-ass. Your reputation to me is that of a bad-ass so I wouldn't expect anything less.

I am conflicted, I wish I never would have touched the stuff but in my healing, I never would have been able to battle with you guys. So I am no longer sad that I am an addict. I am grateful to go to battle every day with the likes of you on this site.

Happy 300. Never let me pass you.

So goddamn proud to be a basterd with you waste. I love KTC for moments like this, and for about a million other reasons. But this is damn special for me, I've made a friend for life and I am proud to quit every day with my friend "waste"

[Mthomas3824]

the nic-bitch like a cock juggling thundercunt.

'crackup' 'crackup' 'crackup'

Im just dying here!!! A what???

[jjprice]

Hey congrats on 300! 'Cheers'

[jonathanrivers]

Waste, you're fuckin' specimen of a man who's treated the nic-bitch like a cock juggling thundercunt. You've helped me realize that slipping up one time is not an option. I am thankful for your presence. Keep on dropping by May bro...love to have ya.

[Coach Steve]

Congrats on 300! Looks like nicotine has finally matched its meet.

May you have many a fine boggle in the future.

[Mthomas3824]

Day 300

The power of this site is held in its brotherhood.  Like many fraternal organizations before it, the KTC has secrets that are revealed only with understanding.  The words that once were empty to us (and still empty to others) now have meaning.  They have memories.

When we first quit, we take because we need it.  We devour the information contained on the site.  This site becomes our first and our last line of defense.  We are fed these words, and at first with unbelieving eyes, complete our days.  As we get further into our quits, our blind faith becomes a stark reality.  We know that this process works.

When we are vets, we spread this reality to the wide eyed and scared freshly quit.  We want them to see, but we can't make them.  They will have to see it for themselves.  We build quitters up with our experiences, and help them through theirs.  We see the wide eyed and scared quitters become more confident in their quits, and we are filled with pride. 

This pride swells when I see those I helped help others.  I see that they "get it" and share the same hatred as I do for the nicotine whore.  I know that even though I have not specifically reached out to a quitter, somebody I have worked with has.  I have thousands of texts to quitters in my 300 days here, and I know that indirectly, I am responsible for hundreds more.

I could have sat back, posted roll, and walked away everyday for the last 300.  But I wouldn't have good friends like Eaf, Moe, CNC, Luby, and the other Basterds from my group.  Losing brothers wouldn't effect me.  I wouldn't have reached out or spent the time with some great badass groups that followed me.  I wouldn't be part of the brotherhood.  I would not have given it my all.  I would not have protected my quit.

I'd like to thank every vet, mod, and admin on this site.  When I came here 300 days ago, you beat me to a pulp.  I was pathetic.  I needed it.  I thought I knew about quitting, and I was wrong.  I didn't think you knew anything about long term quitting.  I figured out later there was no long term quitting.  There's only today.  Keep posting.  I don't want to catch up to you.

I quit with you today Sir.

Congrats on the 300.

'clap' 'clap' 'clap'

Congrats on 300!!!!

Once again great words that many need to read!!

Waste, you're a cool-ass mofo. Thanks for all of the help and encouragement, you've really changed some lives, man. Keep it rolling and stay strong. I quit with you today.

x2

Well Done WP!!!

Waste, your avatar still scares the living shit out of me. However, in my short time here, I know under that avatar, with the no-nonsense straight talk you offer, is a man who cares about others. If we are on the same side, I don't tremble but have more confidence that we will win this.

Congrats on milestone 300. That is pretty bad-ass. Your reputation to me is that of a bad-ass so I wouldn't expect anything less.

I am conflicted, I wish I never would have touched the stuff but in my healing, I never would have been able to battle with you guys. So I am no longer sad that I am an addict. I am grateful to go to battle every day with the likes of you on this site.

Happy 300. Never let me pass you.

[RAZD611]

Day 300

The power of this site is held in its brotherhood.  Like many fraternal organizations before it, the KTC has secrets that are revealed only with understanding.  The words that once were empty to us (and still empty to others) now have meaning.  They have memories.

When we first quit, we take because we need it.  We devour the information contained on the site.  This site becomes our first and our last line of defense.  We are fed these words, and at first with unbelieving eyes, complete our days.  As we get further into our quits, our blind faith becomes a stark reality.  We know that this process works.

When we are vets, we spread this reality to the wide eyed and scared freshly quit.  We want them to see, but we can't make them.  They will have to see it for themselves.  We build quitters up with our experiences, and help them through theirs.  We see the wide eyed and scared quitters become more confident in their quits, and we are filled with pride. 

This pride swells when I see those I helped help others.  I see that they "get it" and share the same hatred as I do for the nicotine whore.  I know that even though I have not specifically reached out to a quitter, somebody I have worked with has.  I have thousands of texts to quitters in my 300 days here, and I know that indirectly, I am responsible for hundreds more.

I could have sat back, posted roll, and walked away everyday for the last 300.  But I wouldn't have good friends like Eaf, Moe, CNC, Luby, and the other Basterds from my group.  Losing brothers wouldn't effect me.  I wouldn't have reached out or spent the time with some great badass groups that followed me.  I wouldn't be part of the brotherhood.  I would not have given it my all.  I would not have protected my quit.

I'd like to thank every vet, mod, and admin on this site.  When I came here 300 days ago, you beat me to a pulp.  I was pathetic.  I needed it.  I thought I knew about quitting, and I was wrong.  I didn't think you knew anything about long term quitting.  I figured out later there was no long term quitting.  There's only today.  Keep posting.  I don't want to catch up to you.

I quit with you today Sir.

Congrats on the 300.

'clap' 'clap' 'clap'

Congrats on 300!!!!

Once again great words that many need to read!!

Waste, you're a cool-ass mofo. Thanks for all of the help and encouragement, you've really changed some lives, man. Keep it rolling and stay strong. I quit with you today.

x2

Well Done WP!!!

[Scowick65]

Day 300

The power of this site is held in its brotherhood.  Like many fraternal organizations before it, the KTC has secrets that are revealed only with understanding.  The words that once were empty to us (and still empty to others) now have meaning.  They have memories.

When we first quit, we take because we need it.  We devour the information contained on the site.  This site becomes our first and our last line of defense.  We are fed these words, and at first with unbelieving eyes, complete our days.  As we get further into our quits, our blind faith becomes a stark reality.  We know that this process works.

When we are vets, we spread this reality to the wide eyed and scared freshly quit.  We want them to see, but we can't make them.  They will have to see it for themselves.  We build quitters up with our experiences, and help them through theirs.  We see the wide eyed and scared quitters become more confident in their quits, and we are filled with pride. 

This pride swells when I see those I helped help others.  I see that they "get it" and share the same hatred as I do for the nicotine whore.  I know that even though I have not specifically reached out to a quitter, somebody I have worked with has.  I have thousands of texts to quitters in my 300 days here, and I know that indirectly, I am responsible for hundreds more.

I could have sat back, posted roll, and walked away everyday for the last 300.  But I wouldn't have good friends like Eaf, Moe, CNC, Luby, and the other Basterds from my group.  Losing brothers wouldn't effect me.  I wouldn't have reached out or spent the time with some great badass groups that followed me.  I wouldn't be part of the brotherhood.  I would not have given it my all.  I would not have protected my quit.

I'd like to thank every vet, mod, and admin on this site.  When I came here 300 days ago, you beat me to a pulp.  I was pathetic.  I needed it.  I thought I knew about quitting, and I was wrong.  I didn't think you knew anything about long term quitting.  I figured out later there was no long term quitting.  There's only today.  Keep posting.  I don't want to catch up to you.

I quit with you today Sir.

Congrats on the 300.

'clap' 'clap' 'clap'

Congrats on 300!!!!

Once again great words that many need to read!!

Waste, you're a cool-ass mofo. Thanks for all of the help and encouragement, you've really changed some lives, man. Keep it rolling and stay strong. I quit with you today.

x2

[Souliman]

Congrats WP. Nice work brother. Glad you're here man.

[rgross298]

Day 300

The power of this site is held in its brotherhood.  Like many fraternal organizations before it, the KTC has secrets that are revealed only with understanding.  The words that once were empty to us (and still empty to others) now have meaning.  They have memories.

When we first quit, we take because we need it.  We devour the information contained on the site.  This site becomes our first and our last line of defense.  We are fed these words, and at first with unbelieving eyes, complete our days.  As we get further into our quits, our blind faith becomes a stark reality.  We know that this process works.

When we are vets, we spread this reality to the wide eyed and scared freshly quit.  We want them to see, but we can't make them.  They will have to see it for themselves.  We build quitters up with our experiences, and help them through theirs.  We see the wide eyed and scared quitters become more confident in their quits, and we are filled with pride. 

This pride swells when I see those I helped help others.  I see that they "get it" and share the same hatred as I do for the nicotine whore.  I know that even though I have not specifically reached out to a quitter, somebody I have worked with has.  I have thousands of texts to quitters in my 300 days here, and I know that indirectly, I am responsible for hundreds more.

I could have sat back, posted roll, and walked away everyday for the last 300.  But I wouldn't have good friends like Eaf, Moe, CNC, Luby, and the other Basterds from my group.  Losing brothers wouldn't effect me.  I wouldn't have reached out or spent the time with some great badass groups that followed me.  I wouldn't be part of the brotherhood.  I would not have given it my all.  I would not have protected my quit.

I'd like to thank every vet, mod, and admin on this site.  When I came here 300 days ago, you beat me to a pulp.  I was pathetic.  I needed it.  I thought I knew about quitting, and I was wrong.  I didn't think you knew anything about long term quitting.  I figured out later there was no long term quitting.  There's only today.  Keep posting.  I don't want to catch up to you.

I quit with you today Sir.

Congrats on the 300.

'clap' 'clap' 'clap'

Congrats on 300!!!!

Once again great words that many need to read!!

Waste, you're a cool-ass mofo. Thanks for all of the help and encouragement, you've really changed some lives, man. Keep it rolling and stay strong. I quit with you today.

[wiking]

Congratulations on your 300, it really sets an example for us new guys. I know I did right by having taken the first step to ending my slow suicide via "(S)N'Nitrosonornicotine" as I read this morning, the chemical in tobacco which solely responsible for the majority of cancer related illness due to the habit. I have met the enemy and he is us. No more!

Quit hard!

[Grizzly25]

Day 300

The power of this site is held in its brotherhood.  Like many fraternal organizations before it, the KTC has secrets that are revealed only with understanding.  The words that once were empty to us (and still empty to others) now have meaning.  They have memories.

When we first quit, we take because we need it.  We devour the information contained on the site.  This site becomes our first and our last line of defense.  We are fed these words, and at first with unbelieving eyes, complete our days.  As we get further into our quits, our blind faith becomes a stark reality.  We know that this process works.

When we are vets, we spread this reality to the wide eyed and scared freshly quit.  We want them to see, but we can't make them.  They will have to see it for themselves.  We build quitters up with our experiences, and help them through theirs.  We see the wide eyed and scared quitters become more confident in their quits, and we are filled with pride. 

This pride swells when I see those I helped help others.  I see that they "get it" and share the same hatred as I do for the nicotine whore.  I know that even though I have not specifically reached out to a quitter, somebody I have worked with has.  I have thousands of texts to quitters in my 300 days here, and I know that indirectly, I am responsible for hundreds more.

I could have sat back, posted roll, and walked away everyday for the last 300.  But I wouldn't have good friends like Eaf, Moe, CNC, Luby, and the other Basterds from my group.  Losing brothers wouldn't effect me.  I wouldn't have reached out or spent the time with some great badass groups that followed me.  I wouldn't be part of the brotherhood.  I would not have given it my all.  I would not have protected my quit.

I'd like to thank every vet, mod, and admin on this site.  When I came here 300 days ago, you beat me to a pulp.  I was pathetic.  I needed it.  I thought I knew about quitting, and I was wrong.  I didn't think you knew anything about long term quitting.  I figured out later there was no long term quitting.  There's only today.  Keep posting.  I don't want to catch up to you.

I quit with you today Sir.

Congrats on the 300.

'clap' 'clap' 'clap'

Congrats on 300!!!!

Once again great words that many need to read!!