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Offline nicofiend

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Re: Finally, 50 years later
« Reply #48 on: October 21, 2011, 02:30:00 PM »
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I for one support whatever helps a man quit.  With that said, the site that you referenced is referred to as "Quit Lite"  here at KTC we are "extreme".  I know myself well enouogh that if I cave after making my daily promise, and when I went back and told my group they coddled my nads and said "its OK...we understand...this is hard...I caved too".  Then I would not be terribly motivated to quit.  On the other hand if I made a promise to a bunch of extreme sons a bitches that didnt give me a pass and held my ass accountible....well, I would respond to that.  Anyway, I am glad that you have decided to quit.  I wish you well and our door is always open to you.

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Re: Finally, 50 years later
« Reply #47 on: October 21, 2011, 01:21:00 PM »
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I for one support whatever helps a man quit.  With that said, the site that you referenced is referred to as "Quit Lite"  here at KTC we are "extreme".  I know myself well enouogh that if I cave after making my daily promise, and when I went back and told my group they coddled my nads and said "its OK...we understand...this is hard...I caved too".  Then I would not be terribly motivated to quit.  On the other hand if I made a promise to a bunch of extreme sons a bitches that didnt give me a pass and held my ass accountible....well, I would respond to that.  Anyway, I am glad that you have decided to quit.  I wish you well and our door is always open to you.

MOA
If you come from the culture where there are winners and losers, you belong on KTC. If you believe every little boy and girl deserves a participation ribbon, Quit Lite will serve you better.
that rite there is gold man.
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Re: Finally, 50 years later
« Reply #46 on: October 21, 2011, 12:29:00 PM »
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I for one support whatever helps a man quit. With that said, the site that you referenced is referred to as "Quit Lite" here at KTC we are "extreme". I know myself well enouogh that if I cave after making my daily promise, and when I went back and told my group they coddled my nads and said "its OK...we understand...this is hard...I caved too". Then I would not be terribly motivated to quit. On the other hand if I made a promise to a bunch of extreme sons a bitches that didnt give me a pass and held my ass accountible....well, I would respond to that. Anyway, I am glad that you have decided to quit. I wish you well and our door is always open to you.

MOA
If you come from the culture where there are winners and losers, you belong on KTC. If you believe every little boy and girl deserves a participation ribbon, Quit Lite will serve you better.
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Re: Finally, 50 years later
« Reply #45 on: October 21, 2011, 12:19:00 PM »
I for one support whatever helps a man quit. With that said, the site that you referenced is referred to as "Quit Lite" here at KTC we are "extreme". I know myself well enouogh that if I cave after making my daily promise, and when I went back and told my group they coddled my nads and said "its OK...we understand...this is hard...I caved too". Then I would not be terribly motivated to quit. On the other hand if I made a promise to a bunch of extreme sons a bitches that didnt give me a pass and held my ass accountible....well, I would respond to that. Anyway, I am glad that you have decided to quit. I wish you well and our door is always open to you.

MOA
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Re: Finally, 50 years later
« Reply #44 on: October 21, 2011, 11:07:00 AM »
We are rough because we have to be. We don't mean anything personal but a quit is something you don't beat around with a feather. The nic bitch is a tough one and only a metal baseball bat will suffice.

Good luck with your quit. I hope smokelesstobacco.com offers some sort of accountability like KTC.org does. It is truly one of the most powerful tools to combat this addiction.
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Re: Finally, 50 years later
« Reply #43 on: October 20, 2011, 07:10:00 PM »
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i read some great articles on some of the peoples quits when i was on there one day, met some of the people when i signed up and just went with it. damn i'm sure you all got some good stories as well. I was a little taken a back by some comments that a few guys left me on here. Talkin shit to someone they don't know? I didnt get that. But i'm sure most of yall are good fuckin dudes
Don't take the attacks personally man. They're only looking out for you. Our habit and addiction is a death sentence for us and we treat it as such. If being like that helps somebody realize that very fact, then we've all won as we get somebody else on board to help us.
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Re: Finally, 50 years later
« Reply #42 on: October 20, 2011, 07:07:00 PM »
i am curious though, which one came first? Kill the can or Quit smokeless? bunch of similarities
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Re: Finally, 50 years later
« Reply #41 on: October 20, 2011, 07:02:00 PM »
i read some great articles on some of the peoples quits when i was on there one day, met some of the people when i signed up and just went with it. damn i'm sure you all got some good stories as well. I was a little taken a back by some comments that a few guys left me on here. Talkin shit to someone they don't know? I didnt get that. But i'm sure most of yall are good fuckin dudes
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Re: Finally, 50 years later
« Reply #40 on: October 20, 2011, 07:01:00 PM »
i read some great articles on some of the peoples quits when i was on there one day, met some of the people when i signed up and just went with it. damn i'm sure you all got some good stories as well. I was a little taken a back by some comments that a few guys left me on here. Talkin shit to someone they don't know? I didnt get that. But i'm sure most of yall are good fuckin dudes
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Re: Finally, 50 years later
« Reply #39 on: October 20, 2011, 06:52:00 PM »
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Sorry for the delay to get back with you guys but my wife found a site similar to this that i kinda liked better. Its http://www.quitsmokeless.org/ This is a nice website as well just kinda like the other one's style better. So far, i've gone a damn 3 days. It's been pretty bad boys. I hope everyone's doin well with their quit, thanks for the feedback.
I also have never been to that website. Curious on what you like better there?
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Re: Finally, 50 years later
« Reply #38 on: October 20, 2011, 06:39:00 PM »
yea man it's nearly my whole life i been dippin! i honestly dont remember what it was like not bein an addict. Congrats on your quit man i'll be sure to holler when i need some advice
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Re: Finally, 50 years later
« Reply #37 on: October 20, 2011, 06:34:00 PM »
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Sorry for the delay to get back with you guys but my wife found a site similar to this that i kinda liked better.  Its http://www.quitsmokeless.org/  This is a nice website as well just kinda like the other one's style better.  So far, i've gone a damn 3 days.  It's been pretty bad boys.  I hope everyone's doin well with their quit, thanks for the feedback.
Hey man, glad to see you've gone 3 days. I haven't been to that site, but I have heard/read a lot about it on here from various people. All that matters is it works for you and you're staying nicotine free.
50 years is a hell of a habit. Never too late to stop. Enjoy the rest of your life nic free. I sure as hell know I'll be there. All done one day at a time.
Also, 3 days is huge. We have all been there at one point. We all know the suck you're going through. If you ever need anything feel free to PM me.
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Re: Finally, 50 years later
« Reply #36 on: October 20, 2011, 06:27:00 PM »
Sorry for the delay to get back with you guys but my wife found a site similar to this that i kinda liked better. Its http://www.quitsmokeless.org/ This is a nice website as well just kinda like the other one's style better. So far, i've gone a damn 3 days. It's been pretty bad boys. I hope everyone's doin well with their quit, thanks for the feedback.
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Re: Finally, 50 years later
« Reply #35 on: October 19, 2011, 12:46:00 AM »
50 years???? holy fuck. How do you not have cancer? Consider yourself lucky and post roll and quit this shit. I don't know why you dissapeared all the sudden but if you read this pleasee quit! Join us in the fight against this disease
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Re: Finally, 50 years later
« Reply #34 on: October 15, 2011, 07:27:00 PM »
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I find it extremely disrespectful to come in here and jerk off.
Well, if my jerking off is making you uncomfortable,

stop watching :ph43r:
What if I just get to the point of "pre-gasm". Is that considered jerking off?
If it is in your hand, you be jerkinman
Does that include washing it in the shower ?

'crackup'
It is your soap and your dick so you get to wash it as fast as you want.

*(still qualifies as jerking it)*
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