Diesel's Intro Page

[rdad]

Diesel - Note of appreciation for continuing to be involved and actively posting to the anxiety  depression improvement page. I had no idea how many quitters had issues post quit until I experienced it myself and found this thread. Both you and WT have been the leaders giving the rest of us hope that we will get better.

Keep it up bro, you're making lives better!

x2 here! Diesel is the SUPERCONDUCTOR of quitting and healing.

[Done4Me]

Diesel - Note of appreciation for continuing to be involved and actively posting to the anxiety  depression improvement page. I had no idea how many quitters had issues post quit until I experienced it myself and found this thread. Both you and WT have been the leaders giving the rest of us hope that we will get better.

Keep it up bro, you're making lives better!

[Done4Me]

Hit the 9th floor today. Was going to come here and drop something profound but I got nothing.

I haven't been spending as much time here as I used to. I've just been living life like a "normal guy".

I've stopped defining myself as an addict (yes, I know I still am) and just think of myself as a guy who used to chew. That has really seemed to help for some reason. Maybe because I actually believe it, now.

I think I read something once that said if you put 10,000 hours of practice into a particular sport you could become a professional. Well, I put about 130,000 hours into chewing so I was pretty much a grand master.

Thankfully I stuck to the game plan laid out by those who came before me and over time things became easier for me.

While I may not be here as frequently as I once was, I never forget this place and those who have helped me get to where I am today. There's no way I could have made it to 900 days alone. I am eternally grateful for all the support this site has provided.

To any noobs reading this...stick with the program. Lean on your brothers and sisters and I PROMISE that over time things will get easier. Going from a grand master of chewing to a grand master of quit, is an incredible feeling.

Quit on...

Great job my friend. Every few months someone comes along and sets a good example of what quitting really should be like (different for everyone). For me you were an inspiring quitter in my first year. Probably the reason I related was our shared experience with anxiety and depression in quitting. How we view ourselves truly makes the difference. When we were weak slaves our self esteem sucked leading to that downward spiral.
Any newbies out there that have been experiencing anxiety and aren't aquainted with this fine quitter I suggest you read this intro from the beginning to see what is possible.

What WT Said...

You were one of the first to reply to me when I landed here. You led the way and sent Pms encouraging and setting me straight. And I know I was one of many.

Next stop = 1000. Congratulations of living freedom Craig. Thank you.

Congrats on 900, it is hard to follow the sage words dispelled above but you were instrumental in my quit as well; so from the bottom of my heart I thank you.

Congrats Diesel! You are a bad man. Appreciate you. Enjoy the 9th floor!

I can tell you this, you have helped my quit. Thanks for the time you spend here, even if it's just checking in. Skoal Monster used a few of your posts in Jan this week as inspiration for new quitters. How bout that!

Congrats Diesel on the 9th floor. No need to be profound. You've dropped a lot of quit knowledge all over these boards. Always nice to see others using the nuggets you've dropped along the way. Carry on!

Congrats on the 9th floor bro. You've left and continue to leave quite the mark here at KTC ... looking forwards to many more!

Just plain awesome!

Whenever I saw that Big fucking yellow "M" on my intro thread I knew I was in for it that day, but without you kicking this MSU boys ass, I wouldn't have been as likely to be at the 2nd floor today. Enjoy your 9th floor today man!

Sounds pretty profound to me. Keep quitting and listen to some Rush really loud today!

Awesome!!!!!

Very proud of you man. You've come a long way, and you've helped a lot of people along the way. Keep it up.

That's so great D! Nine floors, totally comfy, with a well tended Garden! Ceiling Unlimited Brother!
Oh yeah...Thanks for support. It means the world to me!

Congratulations on 9th floor buddy. Great to see your name on the boards. You have indeed helped many, including myself. Keep paving the way.

This rocks Diesel proud to be quit with you

Congrats Diesel. The 9th floor is awesome

Thanks to all those who took time to drop some kind words. It's greatly appreciated. Perhaps one day we could all spoon.

Quit on...

I'd rather fork.

[Diesel2112]

Hit the 9th floor today. Was going to come here and drop something profound but I got nothing.

I haven't been spending as much time here as I used to. I've just been living life like a "normal guy".

I've stopped defining myself as an addict (yes, I know I still am) and just think of myself as a guy who used to chew. That has really seemed to help for some reason. Maybe because I actually believe it, now.

I think I read something once that said if you put 10,000 hours of practice into a particular sport you could become a professional. Well, I put about 130,000 hours into chewing so I was pretty much a grand master.

Thankfully I stuck to the game plan laid out by those who came before me and over time things became easier for me.

While I may not be here as frequently as I once was, I never forget this place and those who have helped me get to where I am today. There's no way I could have made it to 900 days alone. I am eternally grateful for all the support this site has provided.

To any noobs reading this...stick with the program. Lean on your brothers and sisters and I PROMISE that over time things will get easier. Going from a grand master of chewing to a grand master of quit, is an incredible feeling.

Quit on...

Great job my friend. Every few months someone comes along and sets a good example of what quitting really should be like (different for everyone). For me you were an inspiring quitter in my first year. Probably the reason I related was our shared experience with anxiety and depression in quitting. How we view ourselves truly makes the difference. When we were weak slaves our self esteem sucked leading to that downward spiral.
Any newbies out there that have been experiencing anxiety and aren't aquainted with this fine quitter I suggest you read this intro from the beginning to see what is possible.

What WT Said...

You were one of the first to reply to me when I landed here. You led the way and sent Pms encouraging and setting me straight. And I know I was one of many.

Next stop = 1000. Congratulations of living freedom Craig. Thank you.

Congrats on 900, it is hard to follow the sage words dispelled above but you were instrumental in my quit as well; so from the bottom of my heart I thank you.

Congrats Diesel! You are a bad man. Appreciate you. Enjoy the 9th floor!

I can tell you this, you have helped my quit. Thanks for the time you spend here, even if it's just checking in. Skoal Monster used a few of your posts in Jan this week as inspiration for new quitters. How bout that!

Congrats Diesel on the 9th floor. No need to be profound. You've dropped a lot of quit knowledge all over these boards. Always nice to see others using the nuggets you've dropped along the way. Carry on!

Congrats on the 9th floor bro. You've left and continue to leave quite the mark here at KTC ... looking forwards to many more!

Just plain awesome!

Whenever I saw that Big fucking yellow "M" on my intro thread I knew I was in for it that day, but without you kicking this MSU boys ass, I wouldn't have been as likely to be at the 2nd floor today. Enjoy your 9th floor today man!

Sounds pretty profound to me. Keep quitting and listen to some Rush really loud today!

Awesome!!!!!

Very proud of you man. You've come a long way, and you've helped a lot of people along the way. Keep it up.

That's so great D! Nine floors, totally comfy, with a well tended Garden! Ceiling Unlimited Brother!
Oh yeah...Thanks for support. It means the world to me!

Congratulations on 9th floor buddy. Great to see your name on the boards. You have indeed helped many, including myself. Keep paving the way.

This rocks Diesel proud to be quit with you

Congrats Diesel. The 9th floor is awesome

Thanks to all those who took time to drop some kind words. It's greatly appreciated. Perhaps one day we could all spoon.

Quit on...

[Raider]

Hit the 9th floor today. Was going to come here and drop something profound but I got nothing.

I haven't been spending as much time here as I used to. I've just been living life like a "normal guy".

I've stopped defining myself as an addict (yes, I know I still am) and just think of myself as a guy who used to chew. That has really seemed to help for some reason. Maybe because I actually believe it, now.

I think I read something once that said if you put 10,000 hours of practice into a particular sport you could become a professional. Well, I put about 130,000 hours into chewing so I was pretty much a grand master.

Thankfully I stuck to the game plan laid out by those who came before me and over time things became easier for me.

While I may not be here as frequently as I once was, I never forget this place and those who have helped me get to where I am today. There's no way I could have made it to 900 days alone. I am eternally grateful for all the support this site has provided.

To any noobs reading this...stick with the program. Lean on your brothers and sisters and I PROMISE that over time things will get easier. Going from a grand master of chewing to a grand master of quit, is an incredible feeling.

Quit on...

Great job my friend. Every few months someone comes along and sets a good example of what quitting really should be like (different for everyone). For me you were an inspiring quitter in my first year. Probably the reason I related was our shared experience with anxiety and depression in quitting. How we view ourselves truly makes the difference. When we were weak slaves our self esteem sucked leading to that downward spiral.
Any newbies out there that have been experiencing anxiety and aren't aquainted with this fine quitter I suggest you read this intro from the beginning to see what is possible.

What WT Said...

You were one of the first to reply to me when I landed here. You led the way and sent Pms encouraging and setting me straight. And I know I was one of many.

Next stop = 1000. Congratulations of living freedom Craig. Thank you.

Congrats on 900, it is hard to follow the sage words dispelled above but you were instrumental in my quit as well; so from the bottom of my heart I thank you.

Congrats Diesel! You are a bad man. Appreciate you. Enjoy the 9th floor!

I can tell you this, you have helped my quit. Thanks for the time you spend here, even if it's just checking in. Skoal Monster used a few of your posts in Jan this week as inspiration for new quitters. How bout that!

Congrats Diesel on the 9th floor. No need to be profound. You've dropped a lot of quit knowledge all over these boards. Always nice to see others using the nuggets you've dropped along the way. Carry on!

Congrats on the 9th floor bro. You've left and continue to leave quite the mark here at KTC ... looking forwards to many more!

Just plain awesome!

Whenever I saw that Big fucking yellow "M" on my intro thread I knew I was in for it that day, but without you kicking this MSU boys ass, I wouldn't have been as likely to be at the 2nd floor today. Enjoy your 9th floor today man!

Sounds pretty profound to me. Keep quitting and listen to some Rush really loud today!

Awesome!!!!!

Very proud of you man. You've come a long way, and you've helped a lot of people along the way. Keep it up.

That's so great D! Nine floors, totally comfy, with a well tended Garden! Ceiling Unlimited Brother!
Oh yeah...Thanks for support. It means the world to me!

Congratulations on 9th floor buddy. Great to see your name on the boards. You have indeed helped many, including myself. Keep paving the way.

This rocks Diesel proud to be quit with you

Congrats Diesel. The 9th floor is awesome

[traumagnet]

Hit the 9th floor today. Was going to come here and drop something profound but I got nothing.

I haven't been spending as much time here as I used to. I've just been living life like a "normal guy".

I've stopped defining myself as an addict (yes, I know I still am) and just think of myself as a guy who used to chew. That has really seemed to help for some reason. Maybe because I actually believe it, now.

I think I read something once that said if you put 10,000 hours of practice into a particular sport you could become a professional. Well, I put about 130,000 hours into chewing so I was pretty much a grand master.

Thankfully I stuck to the game plan laid out by those who came before me and over time things became easier for me.

While I may not be here as frequently as I once was, I never forget this place and those who have helped me get to where I am today. There's no way I could have made it to 900 days alone. I am eternally grateful for all the support this site has provided.

To any noobs reading this...stick with the program. Lean on your brothers and sisters and I PROMISE that over time things will get easier. Going from a grand master of chewing to a grand master of quit, is an incredible feeling.

Quit on...

Great job my friend. Every few months someone comes along and sets a good example of what quitting really should be like (different for everyone). For me you were an inspiring quitter in my first year. Probably the reason I related was our shared experience with anxiety and depression in quitting. How we view ourselves truly makes the difference. When we were weak slaves our self esteem sucked leading to that downward spiral.
Any newbies out there that have been experiencing anxiety and aren't aquainted with this fine quitter I suggest you read this intro from the beginning to see what is possible.

What WT Said...

You were one of the first to reply to me when I landed here. You led the way and sent Pms encouraging and setting me straight. And I know I was one of many.

Next stop = 1000. Congratulations of living freedom Craig. Thank you.

Congrats on 900, it is hard to follow the sage words dispelled above but you were instrumental in my quit as well; so from the bottom of my heart I thank you.

Congrats Diesel! You are a bad man. Appreciate you. Enjoy the 9th floor!

I can tell you this, you have helped my quit. Thanks for the time you spend here, even if it's just checking in. Skoal Monster used a few of your posts in Jan this week as inspiration for new quitters. How bout that!

Congrats Diesel on the 9th floor. No need to be profound. You've dropped a lot of quit knowledge all over these boards. Always nice to see others using the nuggets you've dropped along the way. Carry on!

Congrats on the 9th floor bro. You've left and continue to leave quite the mark here at KTC ... looking forwards to many more!

Just plain awesome!

Whenever I saw that Big fucking yellow "M" on my intro thread I knew I was in for it that day, but without you kicking this MSU boys ass, I wouldn't have been as likely to be at the 2nd floor today. Enjoy your 9th floor today man!

Sounds pretty profound to me. Keep quitting and listen to some Rush really loud today!

Awesome!!!!!

Very proud of you man. You've come a long way, and you've helped a lot of people along the way. Keep it up.

That's so great D! Nine floors, totally comfy, with a well tended Garden! Ceiling Unlimited Brother!
Oh yeah...Thanks for support. It means the world to me!

Congratulations on 9th floor buddy. Great to see your name on the boards. You have indeed helped many, including myself. Keep paving the way.

This rocks Diesel proud to be quit with you

[traumagnet]

Hit the 9th floor today. Was going to come here and drop something profound but I got nothing.

I haven't been spending as much time here as I used to. I've just been living life like a "normal guy".

I've stopped defining myself as an addict (yes, I know I still am) and just think of myself as a guy who used to chew. That has really seemed to help for some reason. Maybe because I actually believe it, now.

I think I read something once that said if you put 10,000 hours of practice into a particular sport you could become a professional. Well, I put about 130,000 hours into chewing so I was pretty much a grand master.

Thankfully I stuck to the game plan laid out by those who came before me and over time things became easier for me.

While I may not be here as frequently as I once was, I never forget this place and those who have helped me get to where I am today. There's no way I could have made it to 900 days alone. I am eternally grateful for all the support this site has provided.

To any noobs reading this...stick with the program. Lean on your brothers and sisters and I PROMISE that over time things will get easier. Going from a grand master of chewing to a grand master of quit, is an incredible feeling.

Quit on...

Great job my friend. Every few months someone comes along and sets a good example of what quitting really should be like (different for everyone). For me you were an inspiring quitter in my first year. Probably the reason I related was our shared experience with anxiety and depression in quitting. How we view ourselves truly makes the difference. When we were weak slaves our self esteem sucked leading to that downward spiral.
Any newbies out there that have been experiencing anxiety and aren't aquainted with this fine quitter I suggest you read this intro from the beginning to see what is possible.

What WT Said...

You were one of the first to reply to me when I landed here. You led the way and sent Pms encouraging and setting me straight. And I know I was one of many.

Next stop = 1000. Congratulations of living freedom Craig. Thank you.

Congrats on 900, it is hard to follow the sage words dispelled above but you were instrumental in my quit as well; so from the bottom of my heart I thank you.

Congrats Diesel! You are a bad man. Appreciate you. Enjoy the 9th floor!

I can tell you this, you have helped my quit. Thanks for the time you spend here, even if it's just checking in. Skoal Monster used a few of your posts in Jan this week as inspiration for new quitters. How bout that!

Congrats Diesel on the 9th floor. No need to be profound. You've dropped a lot of quit knowledge all over these boards. Always nice to see others using the nuggets you've dropped along the way. Carry on!

Congrats on the 9th floor bro. You've left and continue to leave quite the mark here at KTC ... looking forwards to many more!

Just plain awesome!

Whenever I saw that Big fucking yellow "M" on my intro thread I knew I was in for it that day, but without you kicking this MSU boys ass, I wouldn't have been as likely to be at the 2nd floor today. Enjoy your 9th floor today man!

Sounds pretty profound to me. Keep quitting and listen to some Rush really loud today!

Awesome!!!!!

Very proud of you man. You've come a long way, and you've helped a lot of people along the way. Keep it up.

That's so great D! Nine floors, totally comfy, with a well tended Garden! Ceiling Unlimited Brother!
Oh yeah...Thanks for support. It means the world to me!

Congratulations on 9th floor buddy. Great to see your name on the boards. You have indeed helped many, including myself. Keep paving the way.

This rocks Diesel proud to be quit with you

[Its_Got2Happen]

Hit the 9th floor today. Was going to come here and drop something profound but I got nothing.

I haven't been spending as much time here as I used to. I've just been living life like a "normal guy".

I've stopped defining myself as an addict (yes, I know I still am) and just think of myself as a guy who used to chew. That has really seemed to help for some reason. Maybe because I actually believe it, now.

I think I read something once that said if you put 10,000 hours of practice into a particular sport you could become a professional. Well, I put about 130,000 hours into chewing so I was pretty much a grand master.

Thankfully I stuck to the game plan laid out by those who came before me and over time things became easier for me.

While I may not be here as frequently as I once was, I never forget this place and those who have helped me get to where I am today. There's no way I could have made it to 900 days alone. I am eternally grateful for all the support this site has provided.

To any noobs reading this...stick with the program. Lean on your brothers and sisters and I PROMISE that over time things will get easier. Going from a grand master of chewing to a grand master of quit, is an incredible feeling.

Quit on...

Great job my friend. Every few months someone comes along and sets a good example of what quitting really should be like (different for everyone). For me you were an inspiring quitter in my first year. Probably the reason I related was our shared experience with anxiety and depression in quitting. How we view ourselves truly makes the difference. When we were weak slaves our self esteem sucked leading to that downward spiral.
Any newbies out there that have been experiencing anxiety and aren't aquainted with this fine quitter I suggest you read this intro from the beginning to see what is possible.

What WT Said...

You were one of the first to reply to me when I landed here. You led the way and sent Pms encouraging and setting me straight. And I know I was one of many.

Next stop = 1000. Congratulations of living freedom Craig. Thank you.

Congrats on 900, it is hard to follow the sage words dispelled above but you were instrumental in my quit as well; so from the bottom of my heart I thank you.

Congrats Diesel! You are a bad man. Appreciate you. Enjoy the 9th floor!

I can tell you this, you have helped my quit. Thanks for the time you spend here, even if it's just checking in. Skoal Monster used a few of your posts in Jan this week as inspiration for new quitters. How bout that!

Congrats Diesel on the 9th floor. No need to be profound. You've dropped a lot of quit knowledge all over these boards. Always nice to see others using the nuggets you've dropped along the way. Carry on!

Congrats on the 9th floor bro. You've left and continue to leave quite the mark here at KTC ... looking forwards to many more!

Just plain awesome!

Whenever I saw that Big fucking yellow "M" on my intro thread I knew I was in for it that day, but without you kicking this MSU boys ass, I wouldn't have been as likely to be at the 2nd floor today. Enjoy your 9th floor today man!

Sounds pretty profound to me. Keep quitting and listen to some Rush really loud today!

Awesome!!!!!

Very proud of you man. You've come a long way, and you've helped a lot of people along the way. Keep it up.

That's so great D! Nine floors, totally comfy, with a well tended Garden! Ceiling Unlimited Brother!
Oh yeah...Thanks for support. It means the world to me!

Congratulations on 9th floor buddy. Great to see your name on the boards. You have indeed helped many, including myself. Keep paving the way.

[rdad]

Hit the 9th floor today. Was going to come here and drop something profound but I got nothing.

I haven't been spending as much time here as I used to. I've just been living life like a "normal guy".

I've stopped defining myself as an addict (yes, I know I still am) and just think of myself as a guy who used to chew. That has really seemed to help for some reason. Maybe because I actually believe it, now.

I think I read something once that said if you put 10,000 hours of practice into a particular sport you could become a professional. Well, I put about 130,000 hours into chewing so I was pretty much a grand master.

Thankfully I stuck to the game plan laid out by those who came before me and over time things became easier for me.

While I may not be here as frequently as I once was, I never forget this place and those who have helped me get to where I am today. There's no way I could have made it to 900 days alone. I am eternally grateful for all the support this site has provided.

To any noobs reading this...stick with the program. Lean on your brothers and sisters and I PROMISE that over time things will get easier. Going from a grand master of chewing to a grand master of quit, is an incredible feeling.

Quit on...

Great job my friend. Every few months someone comes along and sets a good example of what quitting really should be like (different for everyone). For me you were an inspiring quitter in my first year. Probably the reason I related was our shared experience with anxiety and depression in quitting. How we view ourselves truly makes the difference. When we were weak slaves our self esteem sucked leading to that downward spiral.
Any newbies out there that have been experiencing anxiety and aren't aquainted with this fine quitter I suggest you read this intro from the beginning to see what is possible.

What WT Said...

You were one of the first to reply to me when I landed here. You led the way and sent Pms encouraging and setting me straight. And I know I was one of many.

Next stop = 1000. Congratulations of living freedom Craig. Thank you.

Congrats on 900, it is hard to follow the sage words dispelled above but you were instrumental in my quit as well; so from the bottom of my heart I thank you.

Congrats Diesel! You are a bad man. Appreciate you. Enjoy the 9th floor!

I can tell you this, you have helped my quit. Thanks for the time you spend here, even if it's just checking in. Skoal Monster used a few of your posts in Jan this week as inspiration for new quitters. How bout that!

Congrats Diesel on the 9th floor. No need to be profound. You've dropped a lot of quit knowledge all over these boards. Always nice to see others using the nuggets you've dropped along the way. Carry on!

Congrats on the 9th floor bro. You've left and continue to leave quite the mark here at KTC ... looking forwards to many more!

Just plain awesome!

Whenever I saw that Big fucking yellow "M" on my intro thread I knew I was in for it that day, but without you kicking this MSU boys ass, I wouldn't have been as likely to be at the 2nd floor today. Enjoy your 9th floor today man!

Sounds pretty profound to me. Keep quitting and listen to some Rush really loud today!

Awesome!!!!!

Very proud of you man. You've come a long way, and you've helped a lot of people along the way. Keep it up.

That's so great D! Nine floors, totally comfy, with a well tended Garden! Ceiling Unlimited Brother!
Oh yeah...Thanks for support. It means the world to me!

[wastepanel]

Hit the 9th floor today. Was going to come here and drop something profound but I got nothing.

I haven't been spending as much time here as I used to. I've just been living life like a "normal guy".

I've stopped defining myself as an addict (yes, I know I still am) and just think of myself as a guy who used to chew. That has really seemed to help for some reason. Maybe because I actually believe it, now.

I think I read something once that said if you put 10,000 hours of practice into a particular sport you could become a professional. Well, I put about 130,000 hours into chewing so I was pretty much a grand master.

Thankfully I stuck to the game plan laid out by those who came before me and over time things became easier for me.

While I may not be here as frequently as I once was, I never forget this place and those who have helped me get to where I am today. There's no way I could have made it to 900 days alone. I am eternally grateful for all the support this site has provided.

To any noobs reading this...stick with the program. Lean on your brothers and sisters and I PROMISE that over time things will get easier. Going from a grand master of chewing to a grand master of quit, is an incredible feeling.

Quit on...

Great job my friend. Every few months someone comes along and sets a good example of what quitting really should be like (different for everyone). For me you were an inspiring quitter in my first year. Probably the reason I related was our shared experience with anxiety and depression in quitting. How we view ourselves truly makes the difference. When we were weak slaves our self esteem sucked leading to that downward spiral.
Any newbies out there that have been experiencing anxiety and aren't aquainted with this fine quitter I suggest you read this intro from the beginning to see what is possible.

What WT Said...

You were one of the first to reply to me when I landed here. You led the way and sent Pms encouraging and setting me straight. And I know I was one of many.

Next stop = 1000. Congratulations of living freedom Craig. Thank you.

Congrats on 900, it is hard to follow the sage words dispelled above but you were instrumental in my quit as well; so from the bottom of my heart I thank you.

Congrats Diesel! You are a bad man. Appreciate you. Enjoy the 9th floor!

I can tell you this, you have helped my quit. Thanks for the time you spend here, even if it's just checking in. Skoal Monster used a few of your posts in Jan this week as inspiration for new quitters. How bout that!

Congrats Diesel on the 9th floor. No need to be profound. You've dropped a lot of quit knowledge all over these boards. Always nice to see others using the nuggets you've dropped along the way. Carry on!

Congrats on the 9th floor bro. You've left and continue to leave quite the mark here at KTC ... looking forwards to many more!

Just plain awesome!

Whenever I saw that Big fucking yellow "M" on my intro thread I knew I was in for it that day, but without you kicking this MSU boys ass, I wouldn't have been as likely to be at the 2nd floor today. Enjoy your 9th floor today man!

Sounds pretty profound to me. Keep quitting and listen to some Rush really loud today!

Awesome!!!!!

Very proud of you man. You've come a long way, and you've helped a lot of people along the way. Keep it up.

[Erussell]

Hit the 9th floor today. Was going to come here and drop something profound but I got nothing.

I haven't been spending as much time here as I used to. I've just been living life like a "normal guy".

I've stopped defining myself as an addict (yes, I know I still am) and just think of myself as a guy who used to chew. That has really seemed to help for some reason. Maybe because I actually believe it, now.

I think I read something once that said if you put 10,000 hours of practice into a particular sport you could become a professional. Well, I put about 130,000 hours into chewing so I was pretty much a grand master.

Thankfully I stuck to the game plan laid out by those who came before me and over time things became easier for me.

While I may not be here as frequently as I once was, I never forget this place and those who have helped me get to where I am today. There's no way I could have made it to 900 days alone. I am eternally grateful for all the support this site has provided.

To any noobs reading this...stick with the program. Lean on your brothers and sisters and I PROMISE that over time things will get easier. Going from a grand master of chewing to a grand master of quit, is an incredible feeling.

Quit on...

Great job my friend. Every few months someone comes along and sets a good example of what quitting really should be like (different for everyone). For me you were an inspiring quitter in my first year. Probably the reason I related was our shared experience with anxiety and depression in quitting. How we view ourselves truly makes the difference. When we were weak slaves our self esteem sucked leading to that downward spiral.
Any newbies out there that have been experiencing anxiety and aren't aquainted with this fine quitter I suggest you read this intro from the beginning to see what is possible.

What WT Said...

You were one of the first to reply to me when I landed here. You led the way and sent Pms encouraging and setting me straight. And I know I was one of many.

Next stop = 1000. Congratulations of living freedom Craig. Thank you.

Congrats on 900, it is hard to follow the sage words dispelled above but you were instrumental in my quit as well; so from the bottom of my heart I thank you.

Congrats Diesel! You are a bad man. Appreciate you. Enjoy the 9th floor!

I can tell you this, you have helped my quit. Thanks for the time you spend here, even if it's just checking in. Skoal Monster used a few of your posts in Jan this week as inspiration for new quitters. How bout that!

Congrats Diesel on the 9th floor. No need to be profound. You've dropped a lot of quit knowledge all over these boards. Always nice to see others using the nuggets you've dropped along the way. Carry on!

Congrats on the 9th floor bro. You've left and continue to leave quite the mark here at KTC ... looking forwards to many more!

Just plain awesome!

Whenever I saw that Big fucking yellow "M" on my intro thread I knew I was in for it that day, but without you kicking this MSU boys ass, I wouldn't have been as likely to be at the 2nd floor today. Enjoy your 9th floor today man!

Sounds pretty profound to me. Keep quitting and listen to some Rush really loud today!

Awesome!!!!!

[B-loMatt]

Hit the 9th floor today. Was going to come here and drop something profound but I got nothing.

I haven't been spending as much time here as I used to. I've just been living life like a "normal guy".

I've stopped defining myself as an addict (yes, I know I still am) and just think of myself as a guy who used to chew. That has really seemed to help for some reason. Maybe because I actually believe it, now.

I think I read something once that said if you put 10,000 hours of practice into a particular sport you could become a professional. Well, I put about 130,000 hours into chewing so I was pretty much a grand master.

Thankfully I stuck to the game plan laid out by those who came before me and over time things became easier for me.

While I may not be here as frequently as I once was, I never forget this place and those who have helped me get to where I am today. There's no way I could have made it to 900 days alone. I am eternally grateful for all the support this site has provided.

To any noobs reading this...stick with the program. Lean on your brothers and sisters and I PROMISE that over time things will get easier. Going from a grand master of chewing to a grand master of quit, is an incredible feeling.

Quit on...

Great job my friend. Every few months someone comes along and sets a good example of what quitting really should be like (different for everyone). For me you were an inspiring quitter in my first year. Probably the reason I related was our shared experience with anxiety and depression in quitting. How we view ourselves truly makes the difference. When we were weak slaves our self esteem sucked leading to that downward spiral.
Any newbies out there that have been experiencing anxiety and aren't aquainted with this fine quitter I suggest you read this intro from the beginning to see what is possible.

What WT Said...

You were one of the first to reply to me when I landed here. You led the way and sent Pms encouraging and setting me straight. And I know I was one of many.

Next stop = 1000. Congratulations of living freedom Craig. Thank you.

Congrats on 900, it is hard to follow the sage words dispelled above but you were instrumental in my quit as well; so from the bottom of my heart I thank you.

Congrats Diesel! You are a bad man. Appreciate you. Enjoy the 9th floor!

I can tell you this, you have helped my quit. Thanks for the time you spend here, even if it's just checking in. Skoal Monster used a few of your posts in Jan this week as inspiration for new quitters. How bout that!

Congrats Diesel on the 9th floor. No need to be profound. You've dropped a lot of quit knowledge all over these boards. Always nice to see others using the nuggets you've dropped along the way. Carry on!

Congrats on the 9th floor bro. You've left and continue to leave quite the mark here at KTC ... looking forwards to many more!

Just plain awesome!

Whenever I saw that Big fucking yellow "M" on my intro thread I knew I was in for it that day, but without you kicking this MSU boys ass, I wouldn't have been as likely to be at the 2nd floor today. Enjoy your 9th floor today man!

Sounds pretty profound to me. Keep quitting and listen to some Rush really loud today!

[Thumblewort]

Hit the 9th floor today. Was going to come here and drop something profound but I got nothing.

I haven't been spending as much time here as I used to. I've just been living life like a "normal guy".

I've stopped defining myself as an addict (yes, I know I still am) and just think of myself as a guy who used to chew. That has really seemed to help for some reason. Maybe because I actually believe it, now.

I think I read something once that said if you put 10,000 hours of practice into a particular sport you could become a professional. Well, I put about 130,000 hours into chewing so I was pretty much a grand master.

Thankfully I stuck to the game plan laid out by those who came before me and over time things became easier for me.

While I may not be here as frequently as I once was, I never forget this place and those who have helped me get to where I am today. There's no way I could have made it to 900 days alone. I am eternally grateful for all the support this site has provided.

To any noobs reading this...stick with the program. Lean on your brothers and sisters and I PROMISE that over time things will get easier. Going from a grand master of chewing to a grand master of quit, is an incredible feeling.

Quit on...

Great job my friend. Every few months someone comes along and sets a good example of what quitting really should be like (different for everyone). For me you were an inspiring quitter in my first year. Probably the reason I related was our shared experience with anxiety and depression in quitting. How we view ourselves truly makes the difference. When we were weak slaves our self esteem sucked leading to that downward spiral.
Any newbies out there that have been experiencing anxiety and aren't aquainted with this fine quitter I suggest you read this intro from the beginning to see what is possible.

What WT Said...

You were one of the first to reply to me when I landed here. You led the way and sent Pms encouraging and setting me straight. And I know I was one of many.

Next stop = 1000. Congratulations of living freedom Craig. Thank you.

Congrats on 900, it is hard to follow the sage words dispelled above but you were instrumental in my quit as well; so from the bottom of my heart I thank you.

Congrats Diesel! You are a bad man. Appreciate you. Enjoy the 9th floor!

I can tell you this, you have helped my quit. Thanks for the time you spend here, even if it's just checking in. Skoal Monster used a few of your posts in Jan this week as inspiration for new quitters. How bout that!

Congrats Diesel on the 9th floor. No need to be profound. You've dropped a lot of quit knowledge all over these boards. Always nice to see others using the nuggets you've dropped along the way. Carry on!

Congrats on the 9th floor bro. You've left and continue to leave quite the mark here at KTC ... looking forwards to many more!

Just plain awesome!

Whenever I saw that Big fucking yellow "M" on my intro thread I knew I was in for it that day, but without you kicking this MSU boys ass, I wouldn't have been as likely to be at the 2nd floor today. Enjoy your 9th floor today man!

[AppleJack]

Hit the 9th floor today. Was going to come here and drop something profound but I got nothing.

I haven't been spending as much time here as I used to. I've just been living life like a "normal guy".

I've stopped defining myself as an addict (yes, I know I still am) and just think of myself as a guy who used to chew. That has really seemed to help for some reason. Maybe because I actually believe it, now.

I think I read something once that said if you put 10,000 hours of practice into a particular sport you could become a professional. Well, I put about 130,000 hours into chewing so I was pretty much a grand master.

Thankfully I stuck to the game plan laid out by those who came before me and over time things became easier for me.

While I may not be here as frequently as I once was, I never forget this place and those who have helped me get to where I am today. There's no way I could have made it to 900 days alone. I am eternally grateful for all the support this site has provided.

To any noobs reading this...stick with the program. Lean on your brothers and sisters and I PROMISE that over time things will get easier. Going from a grand master of chewing to a grand master of quit, is an incredible feeling.

Quit on...

Great job my friend. Every few months someone comes along and sets a good example of what quitting really should be like (different for everyone). For me you were an inspiring quitter in my first year. Probably the reason I related was our shared experience with anxiety and depression in quitting. How we view ourselves truly makes the difference. When we were weak slaves our self esteem sucked leading to that downward spiral.
Any newbies out there that have been experiencing anxiety and aren't aquainted with this fine quitter I suggest you read this intro from the beginning to see what is possible.

What WT Said...

You were one of the first to reply to me when I landed here. You led the way and sent Pms encouraging and setting me straight. And I know I was one of many.

Next stop = 1000. Congratulations of living freedom Craig. Thank you.

Congrats on 900, it is hard to follow the sage words dispelled above but you were instrumental in my quit as well; so from the bottom of my heart I thank you.

Congrats Diesel! You are a bad man. Appreciate you. Enjoy the 9th floor!

I can tell you this, you have helped my quit. Thanks for the time you spend here, even if it's just checking in. Skoal Monster used a few of your posts in Jan this week as inspiration for new quitters. How bout that!

Congrats Diesel on the 9th floor. No need to be profound. You've dropped a lot of quit knowledge all over these boards. Always nice to see others using the nuggets you've dropped along the way. Carry on!

Congrats on the 9th floor bro. You've left and continue to leave quite the mark here at KTC ... looking forwards to many more!

Just plain awesome!

[Smeds]

Hit the 9th floor today. Was going to come here and drop something profound but I got nothing.

I haven't been spending as much time here as I used to. I've just been living life like a "normal guy".

I've stopped defining myself as an addict (yes, I know I still am) and just think of myself as a guy who used to chew. That has really seemed to help for some reason. Maybe because I actually believe it, now.

I think I read something once that said if you put 10,000 hours of practice into a particular sport you could become a professional. Well, I put about 130,000 hours into chewing so I was pretty much a grand master.

Thankfully I stuck to the game plan laid out by those who came before me and over time things became easier for me.

While I may not be here as frequently as I once was, I never forget this place and those who have helped me get to where I am today. There's no way I could have made it to 900 days alone. I am eternally grateful for all the support this site has provided.

To any noobs reading this...stick with the program. Lean on your brothers and sisters and I PROMISE that over time things will get easier. Going from a grand master of chewing to a grand master of quit, is an incredible feeling.

Quit on...

Great job my friend. Every few months someone comes along and sets a good example of what quitting really should be like (different for everyone). For me you were an inspiring quitter in my first year. Probably the reason I related was our shared experience with anxiety and depression in quitting. How we view ourselves truly makes the difference. When we were weak slaves our self esteem sucked leading to that downward spiral.
Any newbies out there that have been experiencing anxiety and aren't aquainted with this fine quitter I suggest you read this intro from the beginning to see what is possible.

What WT Said...

You were one of the first to reply to me when I landed here. You led the way and sent Pms encouraging and setting me straight. And I know I was one of many.

Next stop = 1000. Congratulations of living freedom Craig. Thank you.

Congrats on 900, it is hard to follow the sage words dispelled above but you were instrumental in my quit as well; so from the bottom of my heart I thank you.

Congrats Diesel! You are a bad man. Appreciate you. Enjoy the 9th floor!

I can tell you this, you have helped my quit. Thanks for the time you spend here, even if it's just checking in. Skoal Monster used a few of your posts in Jan this week as inspiration for new quitters. How bout that!

Congrats Diesel on the 9th floor. No need to be profound. You've dropped a lot of quit knowledge all over these boards. Always nice to see others using the nuggets you've dropped along the way. Carry on!

Congrats on the 9th floor bro. You've left and continue to leave quite the mark here at KTC ... looking forwards to many more!