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Offline zam

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Re: 30 days quit after 30 years of using
« Reply #5 on: July 31, 2012, 01:16:00 AM »
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Title should say 20 days quit after 30 years of using.

I know, I know, you vets don't give a shit about my quit because I don't post roll. But, I know I am not the only quitter who comes here and doesn't post. I read the threads daily.
So you just made a post. What does that mean? You want some "interaction and accountability", but not too much, and only the right kind.

I'm no vet, but I don't have a problem with you posting here (outside the quit groups), or lurking in the groups.

But I think we both know that lurking is not enough for you. Otherwise, you'd still be lurking. We are not looking for "fans" that watch from a nice comfy seat in the stands. We are looking people willing to suit up, who are willing to commit to the team, to put it on the line.
Read all you want. There's good stuff here. Stuff that will help you quit even if you keep going it alone. But you don't want to go it alone. You've failed that way more times than you are willing to admit.

One of the biggest obstacles in my quit was admitting that I needed something other than my own self-reliant bad ass to finally quit. That something else was a bunch of bad ass quitters holding me accountable. lurking here, all get is a bunch of bad ass advice.
*Quit today. Full stop. No qualifiers. Tomorrow?... IDK, IDC.

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Re: 30 days quit after 30 years of using
« Reply #4 on: July 30, 2012, 11:32:00 PM »
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Quote from: ksquitter
Title should say 20 days quit after 30 years of using.

I know, I know, you vets don't give a shit about my quit because I don't post roll. But, I know I am not the only quitter who comes here and doesn't post. I read the threads daily.
Quit being an attention whore and post roll or gtfo.

Hugs sM
Okay. I'll go. But I want others out there to know that berating people and using foul language in every other sentence isn't necessary to quit. I wish you all well in your nicotine free lives. I will enjoy mine.

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Re: 30 days quit after 30 years of using
« Reply #3 on: July 30, 2012, 10:57:00 PM »
Quote from: ksquitter
Title should say 20 days quit after 30 years of using.

I know, I know, you vets don't give a shit about my quit because I don't post roll. But, I know I am not the only quitter who comes here and doesn't post. I read the threads daily.
Your like a alchoholic that's trying to Cruz thru AA by skipping the meetings, cuz you "don't need" to do it that way. Wish you well boy o . But I see a big fat fail in your future. Your here anyway, so what's the problemo? Are you a unique and dainty butterfly? Too cool for school? Can't post for what reason exactly, humor me if you already explained it. I care alot about your quit. I WANT you to be quit, thus the 5 minutes of my life spent trying to convince you to quit being a giant douche nozzle and get with the program. Course what do the vets know, I mean it's not like you learn anything by being quit for years, and watching "You" come and go 100 times. Your line of shit is boring, your no different than anybody here, I've seen tons of would be quitters choose door number 4 just like you. That door leads nowhere, it's the one with death by autopsy behind it. Quit being an attention whore and post roll or gtfo.

Hugs sM
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Re: 30 days quit after 30 years of using
« Reply #2 on: July 30, 2012, 09:11:00 PM »
You ever considered that you might have something to offer someone else? I doubt it. But you might, right?

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30 days quit after 30 years of using
« on: July 30, 2012, 05:20:00 PM »
Title should say 20 days quit after 30 years of using.

I know, I know, you vets don't give a shit about my quit because I don't post roll. But, I know I am not the only quitter who comes here and doesn't post. I read the threads daily.