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« Reply #39 on: August 10, 2010, 04:46:00 PM »
Thoughts at 84 Days:

Well, I'm 16 days away from the Hall of Fame. I'm pretty psyched about that. Where did all that time go? Seems like yesterday I was sitting at my desk with a fatty in my lip continuing on with my life as an addict. All that hiding, shame, and anxiety...it's all gone. I feel like I'm living on a higher level than I've ever lived before. My awareness of things. My energy. My passion for life. If you didn't know, you'd think I was on drugs.

My Quit has brought forth so many unexpected results beyond the obvious benefits of quitting dip. Most notable is the increase in confidence in all areas of my life. Nothing is out of reach, now that I've got the nic-bitch under control. (I hesitate to say I've "beat" it completely, I will always be an addict.) But never-the-less, I have her under my thumb and I can do anything now that I am dip free. I've Quit the un-Quitable.

An integral part of my quit has been helping others. That is probably why I love hanging out in Live Chat so much. Nothing makes me happier than to answer the cries for help from an addict who's reached the point where they are finding themselves in a chat room dedicated to quitting dip. You know they've reached rock-bottom when they find themselves there. When you can get someone to post up their last Day 1, you know you've just helped them change their life forever.

Well, I'm going to keep doing what I've been doing. In the past 84 days I've laughed in the face of many a crave. I've seen some tough quitters fail. I've read more about my addiction, myself, than ever thought possible. The mere fact that there are others out there who a basically in the exact same boat I am has been pivotal to my Quit.

Quit.
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Re: Cancrusher.
« Reply #38 on: August 02, 2010, 01:25:00 PM »
You Go CC!
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« Reply #37 on: August 02, 2010, 12:41:00 PM »
Thoughts at 400 posts  76 Days:

Hmm...Rough couple of weeks in August 2010. Lost two solid quitters. Blackbear and Captain. It would appear that Captain is back though. I wish him the best. I realize now how real the 70s Funk really is. I used to think, "there is no way that after 70+ days I could still fall prey to the nic0_Bitch." I watched her fuck up two SOLID quits.

Anyways, rather than dwell on their failures, I am trying to use them as a lesson strengthen my own resolve. I must stay vigilant.

All in all, the quittin' is good. Still incredibly thankful that I stumbled across this amazing community. 24 Days until I join my brothers in the Hall Of Freaking Fame! And that, my friend, you can not buy in any store.
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« Reply #36 on: July 24, 2010, 07:12:00 AM »
--(SWJ)--

I Had A Gerbil

I had this gerbil once named Bear.

Bear was a black gerbil - Like all gangster and shit.

And he was huge. He probably weighed like a pound or something.

I only ever had one gerbil because if I had gotten another one and put him in the cage with Bear, he would have made the other gerbil his bitch.

Bear was nasty.

He even got out one time and the cat didn't even eat him.

Bear apparently schooled the cat on how he would get his shit stomped if he tried chewing on him, because the next day I found Bear, safe and sound, sleeping in an old box of Star Wars toys.

Anyway, Bear got wicked old. I think I had this fucking gerbil for like 10 years and I'm pretty sure that's like 102 in people years or something.

And he just got fatter and meaner.

Plus I got tired of taking care of his ass.

So I decided to let him go. Outside.

I took him outside and put him down right next to the wood line.

Bear waddled off into the woods, and I felt sure that some owl was going to be able to eat for a week once he peeped that fat fuck wandering around.

I slept like a baby that night.

The next morning I woke up and went into the kitchen to make coffee.

When I looked out the window, and I swear I'm not making this up, that fat bastard was sitting on a rock with a chipmunk.

Staring at me.

You little turd, I thought. Went out and pimped a chipmunk and brought her back here so you could both give me the stink eye.

Fuck you, Bear, I told him through the window, and gave him the stink eye right back.

He didn't scare me.

Well, that little fucker showed up every day after that with his chipmunk bitch.

Every morning I'd have to look out there and see their dumb asses sitting on that rock, laughing together and eating deer shit.

One morning, about a week later, I looked out the window and Bear was sitting by himself on the steps to the back door.

And he didn't look so good.

He was kind of staring off into space and his whiskers were all scraggled.

He looked like a little firecracker had gone off in his fat face.

I taunted him about his little chipmunk friend having left him for a squirrel.

Then I decided then to give him a pick-me-up by peeing on him.

That'll scare him off, I thought because animals generally don't like to get peed on.

So I let fly with a morning squirt that would have knocked over a small child.

I even shot it up in the air first so that it would come down on his head with more force.

That stupid gerbil just sat there and let me pee on his head. Never moved.

And instead of thinking about what a rotten thing it is to pee on someone, I thought to myself, That gerbil is really fucked up.

So there we stood.

Me with my stuff out and Bear sitting on the step with a little bald spot on the top of his head where my pee had parted his hair.

Whiskers all gnarled up and dripping - Pathetic.

So I got an oven mitt out of the kitchen and scooped him up.

I felt a little bit bad about what I had done to him but he stunk so I didn't worry about it too much.

The two of us walked together into the woods, said our goodbyes, and I dropped him down a hole next to a maple tree.

Fuck him.

I hate gerbils.
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Re: Cancrusher.
« Reply #35 on: June 29, 2010, 06:38:00 PM »
Thoughts at 200 Posts:

Lovin' life at 42 days clean. My wife LOVES the new me. I'm no longer a straight up ass at night when I can't get away from her to chew. What a thought! I used to want to get away from her so I could poison myself. Is that the definition of insane. Anyways, Really feelin' this quit.

I'm going to go out on a limb here. KTC makes quitting fun. There, I said it. Fun. KTC gives your quit a name and a little blue collar. It turns your quit from a thing you used to fear to a thing to be nurtured, respected, and celebrated. I know this is fluffy stuff, but hey, this is the mood I've been in.

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« Reply #34 on: June 22, 2010, 12:26:00 PM »
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On Sunday, I decided to quit.  For some reason I started thinking about what life for my family would be like without me and I decided to quit.  I looked at my wife and my two little boys and I decided to stop this habit that I have enjoyed for the last 13 years.  I also decided to write down some of the things that I was thinking, and I want to put them here - Maybe for my own reasons, but also maybe because they might help someone else.

1) I don't want my wife to ever marry someone else because I'm not around anymore

2)  I don't want some other man living in my house with my family one day because I'm not around anymore

3)  It hurts my heart to think about someone sitting in my place at the supper table

4)  I don't want someone else trying to "win over" my seven year old little boy.  Only I know how to love him with all my heart

5)  My twelve year old needs me to be his dad.  When he was very small, I made him a promise that I would be around for him for a long, long time

6)  My wife deserves more.  She has always been honest and giving with me, and I have not done the same for her.  I am ashamed of myself and am determined to be the husband she deserves to have

7)  I shudder at the thought of another man one day making jokes and talking to his friends about dating my wife

8)  My wife and I built our family together - Without the two of us, there would not be four of us and I want to continue to be a part of how special that is

9)  I love my family  they love me.  I have been selfish and hurtful and the three most important people in my life have loved me anyway

10)  If I wasn't around anymore...eventually my wife and our boys would find another husband and dad to take my place...and for what...?

11)  My family needs me.  Nothing is as important as that except righting the wrongs I have done and making my wife and our boys proud of me.

I don't know if any of this makes sense, but I am determined to make this work.  I have never tried to quit before, but am convinced that I can do it on the first try...
...Well put SWJ.
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Re: Cancrusher.
« Reply #33 on: June 22, 2010, 11:24:00 AM »
'B.S.'
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Re: Cancrusher.
« Reply #32 on: June 22, 2010, 11:17:00 AM »
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Fishforsale - May 2006 'Drama Queens'

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I just want to chime in...

This board is not intended for family use. Not in the least bit. We're all trying to overcome an addiction, that's a very personal thing and it's well documented that the only person you can quit for and make it work is yourself.

Would you bring your kids to an AA meeting? If you did, how in the world can you expect the people there to not do what they need to do to beat thier addictions? Isn't it selfish and self centered to expect people to act in a way that you want them to act, in the confines of a community in which people aren't just discussing politics, religion and day to day nonsense? They are fighting for thier lives and if posting vulgarities is a means by which it helps them overcome thier addiction- then what of it?

This site isn't about family and kids. It's about beating an addiction. And as a community, we do it together. As a conservative Christian, I look past the vulgar langauge and all the other nonsense and see this site for what it is. And that is, anything but intended for family use. It's a way for us to beat nicotine, by any means nessecary.

Yeah, there's a thing called respect for others, but in the road of life, that's a two way street.

That's my 2 cents.
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« Reply #31 on: June 22, 2010, 11:12:00 AM »
GMS - November 22, 2006 : May 2006 'Drama Queens'

"My 100th QSX post:

I've obviously gone off the deep end to have spent so much of my precious time on this today.

I'm a little extra-POed, though because I need to get away from the computer and I feel really slighted since the only thing I have ever done is question the authority of someone whose authority, at this point, clearly needs to be questioned.

Oh yeah, and I'm lobbying for Killthecan. It's extreme."




Well, almost 4 years have passed and I must say that this QUIT is still Xtreme!
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« Reply #30 on: June 21, 2010, 04:47:00 PM »
Note to self: Read Sept 05, April 06, May 06.
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« Reply #29 on: June 21, 2010, 04:34:00 PM »
Poetry Corner ..... ( found post from Cliff in 06 )

T'was the day before my quit date
and all through my room
cans of chew and crusty spitters
signaled my doom

The spitters were stank
along with my breath
The thing I love most
was causing my death

Tomorrow I quit
so tonight let's get merry,
One more for the road
before things get hairy

I look at the tin
all silver and shiny
give it a shake and a twist
and clench up my hiny

For tonight my lip's
way too mangled for chew
So I poke it into my crack
From whence I go poo

Let this be a lesson
To those who are lurking
Get in here now
Before your anus starts perking !!!
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« Reply #28 on: June 21, 2010, 04:32:00 PM »
THE DECISION

Quitting dip comes down to one thing... a decision to quit. I can't spell it out any simpler than that. Sure, it's much easier for me to say that today now that I've quit than it would have been on day 1 or day 10, but every day that goes by, I believe it more and more.

I'm not here to tell you that the decision is easy to make because it's certainly not. There are some days when the decision is downright nearly impossible to make. But it's a decision that needs to be made on a daily basis.

There are many things in our lives and in our quits that we have no control over. We can't control the weather, we can't control how people view us, we can't control what happens at the office, we can't control whether we are sick. In our quits, we can't control the withdrawal that we go through, we can't control WHAT symptoms we'll experience nor can we control how long those symptoms persist.

To look at it that way doesn't look good. But remember... the decision.

You can DECIDE to put a dip in.
You can DECIDE to NOT put a dip in.
You can DECIDE whether you want to continue to be a slave to the can.
You can DECIDE to LIVE your life WITHOUT dip.

I've had conversations with other quitters and cavers. I've been asked what makes me different (than someone who's struggling). The answer is simple... I made my decision. I'm not any stronger, I'm not any better and quite frankly I'm not any different. I'm an addict just like all of you... I made my decision. I made my decision this morning just like I have every morning since July 24th, 2006. I'll make a decision tomorrow as well.

When you're thinking that quitting isn't possible... when you're thinking that everything is out of your control and you NEED your dip... make a decision.

You're in a place where people can help you once you're made your decision but we can't make it for you. We're here to help.

DECIDE to let us help.
DECIDE to not dip today.
DECIDE to live life WITHOUT dip or chew.
DECIDE to live.

This thing is simple -- it's decision time my friend...

chewie
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Re: Cancrusher.
« Reply #27 on: June 21, 2010, 01:17:00 PM »
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Happy Father's Day dad!! I love you and miss you so much. You would have been so proud of Connor today he pitched a good game, and Tori has a good tournament yesterday too, but I know you were there in spirit! I LOVE YOU AND MISS YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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......Tom Kerns Daughter....Taken from the Caring Bridge Site

I will never put that shit in my mouth again..


Stay quit , the alternative ...........................isnt worth it

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That is powerful stuff. If that story does not motivate you to quit and stay that way... nothing will.

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« Reply #26 on: June 21, 2010, 09:10:00 AM »

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Happy Father's Day dad!! I love you and miss you so much. You would have been so proud of Connor today he pitched a good game, and Tori has a good tournament yesterday too, but I know you were there in spirit! I LOVE YOU AND MISS YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Kenzi Kern
Hutch, MN - Sunday, June 21, 2009 8:29 PM CDT 
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......Tom Kerns Daughter....Taken from the Caring Bridge Site

I will never put that shit in my mouth again..


Stay quit , the alternative ...........................isnt worth it

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« Reply #25 on: June 20, 2010, 04:27:00 PM »
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These people aren't trying to butt rape me.
Have you ever met greg40? He would butt rape you in a heartbeat.
LMAO
So, exactly how did you come across that information?
Its every-damn-where on this site. Proves to me that you haven't been doing enough of your reading assignments.
Shit.

Fine. I'll search the site out for surprise Butt-Sex stories involving Greg40.

I pray I don't find any.
RJ,
You might find a couple of references....
It never gets less disgusting, but after a while, it ceases to be a surprise.
So, I love how my introduction page, my blog if you will, has become a corner to hang out and discuss Greg40's sex-capades! You make one tiny little reference to butt sex and it's all down-hill. let this be a lesson to everyone.
...a lesson about butt-sex?