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Re: Quit, I am...
« Reply #70 on: October 27, 2013, 12:47:00 PM »
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Tomorrow Marks 300 days.  Wow.  Really not much else to say besides that......

Bullshit, there is A LOT to say:

I don't know about the rest of you, and I can only speak for myself, but I have NEVER, EVER, EVER, failed at anything I put my mind to.  I'm not special, I'm not bragging, I'm just stating a fact.  When I decided to quit, that was it.  PERIOD, end of discussion.  Hell yeah, I got craves, I still get 'em, but I made a vow to myself that I would not go back to using ever again. 

What differs from this quit and all the other feeble attempts I have made?  This site!  This, right here, is and was the difference.  I realized that if I was going to do this, and do it right, it would not and COULD not be done alone.  I needed the community support of as many people as I could find if I was going to have success.  And I have success, and I will continue to have success.  Why?  Because I said so, that's why!

Thirty years.  THIRTY YEARS I was using that crap.  Then I stopped.  That's it.  No nic gum.  No fake.  No nic of any kind.  All my choice.  Each one of us on this site has made the choice to quit using.  What makes us all different is the level of commitment we have to that quit. 

What will you endure to stay quit? 
What pain are you willing to bear to stay quit? 
What sacrifices will you make to stay quit?
What lifestyle changes will you make to stay quit?
What people might you move out of your life to stay quit?

See, only you know the answers to those questions, and they will differ for us all.  But if you are gonna get serious about your quit, then you need to seriously consider your answers. 

I WILL NOT be a retread.  You won't see me posting day 1 EVER again, (except for in the fast food group.  Then you'll see it multiple times.....). I have never failed anything I have put my mind to.  And I mean ANYTHING. 

For my 300, I will spend it like I have the previous 299 days.  I will wake up.  Post roll.  Pray that my EGO not get in the way for the day, and LIVE MY LIFE AS A QUITTER.  Remember QUIT is an action word.  It's something you do.  Not just something you say........

Here endeth the lesson.....
Phil, early congrats on your 300 hundo. I love your post here, I can't help but feel the same way. I know that we must tackle this thing one day at a time, but I really believe to truly embrace your quit at some point you must at least accept that you will never dip again.

I love your questions, they gave me reflection as I take the first steps in what I see as a lifelong quit journey. I thank you for your odes, they always seem to give me a chuckle when I need it. Thanks for being quit today!
Brother, this is WHO we are. Some of us take it more seriously than others. But I choose life and damn proud to make that choice with you!
Congrats on reaching the third floor. Like Frazz told me when he got his comma, it can all be destroyed by a stop at a gas station $5 and a horrible decision. Your one of the guys that knows this and thus continues ODAAT. I am following your footsteps bro. I proudly quit with you today.
Well said and congratulations on the 3rd floor! I smell an Ode to something coming...
Captain Obvious here...that smell might not be on Ode!
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Re: Quit, I am...
« Reply #69 on: October 27, 2013, 10:49:00 AM »
Quote from: Erussell
Quote from: iizphilister
Quote from: jlud007
Quote from: iizphilister
Tomorrow Marks 300 days.  Wow.  Really not much else to say besides that......

Bullshit, there is A LOT to say:

I don't know about the rest of you, and I can only speak for myself, but I have NEVER, EVER, EVER, failed at anything I put my mind to.  I'm not special, I'm not bragging, I'm just stating a fact.  When I decided to quit, that was it.  PERIOD, end of discussion.  Hell yeah, I got craves, I still get 'em, but I made a vow to myself that I would not go back to using ever again. 

What differs from this quit and all the other feeble attempts I have made?  This site!  This, right here, is and was the difference.  I realized that if I was going to do this, and do it right, it would not and COULD not be done alone.  I needed the community support of as many people as I could find if I was going to have success.  And I have success, and I will continue to have success.  Why?  Because I said so, that's why!

Thirty years.  THIRTY YEARS I was using that crap.  Then I stopped.  That's it.  No nic gum.  No fake.  No nic of any kind.  All my choice.  Each one of us on this site has made the choice to quit using.  What makes us all different is the level of commitment we have to that quit. 

What will you endure to stay quit? 
What pain are you willing to bear to stay quit? 
What sacrifices will you make to stay quit?
What lifestyle changes will you make to stay quit?
What people might you move out of your life to stay quit?

See, only you know the answers to those questions, and they will differ for us all.  But if you are gonna get serious about your quit, then you need to seriously consider your answers. 

I WILL NOT be a retread.  You won't see me posting day 1 EVER again, (except for in the fast food group.  Then you'll see it multiple times.....). I have never failed anything I have put my mind to.  And I mean ANYTHING. 

For my 300, I will spend it like I have the previous 299 days.  I will wake up.  Post roll.  Pray that my EGO not get in the way for the day, and LIVE MY LIFE AS A QUITTER.  Remember QUIT is an action word.  It's something you do.  Not just something you say........

Here endeth the lesson.....
Phil, early congrats on your 300 hundo. I love your post here, I can't help but feel the same way. I know that we must tackle this thing one day at a time, but I really believe to truly embrace your quit at some point you must at least accept that you will never dip again.

I love your questions, they gave me reflection as I take the first steps in what I see as a lifelong quit journey. I thank you for your odes, they always seem to give me a chuckle when I need it. Thanks for being quit today!
Brother, this is WHO we are. Some of us take it more seriously than others. But I choose life and damn proud to make that choice with you!
Congrats on reaching the third floor. Like Frazz told me when he got his comma, it can all be destroyed by a stop at a gas station $5 and a horrible decision. Your one of the guys that knows this and thus continues ODAAT. I am following your footsteps bro. I proudly quit with you today.
Well said and congratulations on the 3rd floor! I smell an Ode to something coming...

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Re: Quit, I am...
« Reply #68 on: October 27, 2013, 10:14:00 AM »
Quote from: iizphilister
Quote from: jlud007
Quote from: iizphilister
Tomorrow Marks 300 days.  Wow.  Really not much else to say besides that......

Bullshit, there is A LOT to say:

I don't know about the rest of you, and I can only speak for myself, but I have NEVER, EVER, EVER, failed at anything I put my mind to.  I'm not special, I'm not bragging, I'm just stating a fact.  When I decided to quit, that was it.  PERIOD, end of discussion.  Hell yeah, I got craves, I still get 'em, but I made a vow to myself that I would not go back to using ever again. 

What differs from this quit and all the other feeble attempts I have made?  This site!  This, right here, is and was the difference.  I realized that if I was going to do this, and do it right, it would not and COULD not be done alone.  I needed the community support of as many people as I could find if I was going to have success.  And I have success, and I will continue to have success.  Why?  Because I said so, that's why!

Thirty years.  THIRTY YEARS I was using that crap.  Then I stopped.  That's it.  No nic gum.  No fake.  No nic of any kind.  All my choice.  Each one of us on this site has made the choice to quit using.  What makes us all different is the level of commitment we have to that quit. 

What will you endure to stay quit? 
What pain are you willing to bear to stay quit? 
What sacrifices will you make to stay quit?
What lifestyle changes will you make to stay quit?
What people might you move out of your life to stay quit?

See, only you know the answers to those questions, and they will differ for us all.  But if you are gonna get serious about your quit, then you need to seriously consider your answers. 

I WILL NOT be a retread.  You won't see me posting day 1 EVER again, (except for in the fast food group.  Then you'll see it multiple times.....). I have never failed anything I have put my mind to.  And I mean ANYTHING. 

For my 300, I will spend it like I have the previous 299 days.  I will wake up.  Post roll.  Pray that my EGO not get in the way for the day, and LIVE MY LIFE AS A QUITTER.  Remember QUIT is an action word.  It's something you do.  Not just something you say........

Here endeth the lesson.....
Phil, early congrats on your 300 hundo. I love your post here, I can't help but feel the same way. I know that we must tackle this thing one day at a time, but I really believe to truly embrace your quit at some point you must at least accept that you will never dip again.

I love your questions, they gave me reflection as I take the first steps in what I see as a lifelong quit journey. I thank you for your odes, they always seem to give me a chuckle when I need it. Thanks for being quit today!
Brother, this is WHO we are. Some of us take it more seriously than others. But I choose life and damn proud to make that choice with you!
Congrats on reaching the third floor. Like Frazz told me when he got his comma, it can all be destroyed by a stop at a gas station $5 and a horrible decision. Your one of the guys that knows this and thus continues ODAAT. I am following your footsteps bro. I proudly quit with you today.
I would rather lose to a cheater than win as a cheater.

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Re: Quit, I am...
« Reply #67 on: October 26, 2013, 11:30:00 AM »
Quote from: jlud007
Quote from: iizphilister
Tomorrow Marks 300 days.  Wow.  Really not much else to say besides that......

Bullshit, there is A LOT to say:

I don't know about the rest of you, and I can only speak for myself, but I have NEVER, EVER, EVER, failed at anything I put my mind to.  I'm not special, I'm not bragging, I'm just stating a fact.  When I decided to quit, that was it.  PERIOD, end of discussion.  Hell yeah, I got craves, I still get 'em, but I made a vow to myself that I would not go back to using ever again. 

What differs from this quit and all the other feeble attempts I have made?  This site!  This, right here, is and was the difference.  I realized that if I was going to do this, and do it right, it would not and COULD not be done alone.  I needed the community support of as many people as I could find if I was going to have success.  And I have success, and I will continue to have success.  Why?  Because I said so, that's why!

Thirty years.  THIRTY YEARS I was using that crap.  Then I stopped.  That's it.  No nic gum.  No fake.  No nic of any kind.  All my choice.  Each one of us on this site has made the choice to quit using.  What makes us all different is the level of commitment we have to that quit. 

What will you endure to stay quit? 
What pain are you willing to bear to stay quit? 
What sacrifices will you make to stay quit?
What lifestyle changes will you make to stay quit?
What people might you move out of your life to stay quit?

See, only you know the answers to those questions, and they will differ for us all.  But if you are gonna get serious about your quit, then you need to seriously consider your answers. 

I WILL NOT be a retread.  You won't see me posting day 1 EVER again, (except for in the fast food group.  Then you'll see it multiple times.....). I have never failed anything I have put my mind to.  And I mean ANYTHING. 

For my 300, I will spend it like I have the previous 299 days.  I will wake up.  Post roll.  Pray that my EGO not get in the way for the day, and LIVE MY LIFE AS A QUITTER.  Remember QUIT is an action word.  It's something you do.  Not just something you say........

Here endeth the lesson.....
Phil, early congrats on your 300 hundo. I love your post here, I can't help but feel the same way. I know that we must tackle this thing one day at a time, but I really believe to truly embrace your quit at some point you must at least accept that you will never dip again.

I love your questions, they gave me reflection as I take the first steps in what I see as a lifelong quit journey. I thank you for your odes, they always seem to give me a chuckle when I need it. Thanks for being quit today!
Brother, this is WHO we are. Some of us take it more seriously than others. But I choose life and damn proud to make that choice with you!
Quit date: 1/1/2013
H.O.F. April 10, 2013
2nd Floor July 19, 2013
3rd Floor Oct 28, 2013
4th Floor Feb 19, 2014
5th Floor May 15, 2014
6th Floor Aug 25, 2014
7th Floor Dec 11, 2014
8th Floor Mar 11, 2015
9th Floor June 16, 2015
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THIS is WHO we ARE!

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Re: Quit, I am...
« Reply #66 on: October 26, 2013, 11:28:00 AM »
Quote from: iizphilister
Tomorrow Marks 300 days.  Wow.  Really not much else to say besides that......

Bullshit, there is A LOT to say:

I don't know about the rest of you, and I can only speak for myself, but I have NEVER, EVER, EVER, failed at anything I put my mind to.  I'm not special, I'm not bragging, I'm just stating a fact.  When I decided to quit, that was it.  PERIOD, end of discussion.  Hell yeah, I got craves, I still get 'em, but I made a vow to myself that I would not go back to using ever again. 

What differs from this quit and all the other feeble attempts I have made?  This site!  This, right here, is and was the difference.  I realized that if I was going to do this, and do it right, it would not and COULD not be done alone.  I needed the community support of as many people as I could find if I was going to have success.  And I have success, and I will continue to have success.  Why?  Because I said so, that's why!

Thirty years.  THIRTY YEARS I was using that crap.  Then I stopped.  That's it.  No nic gum.  No fake.  No nic of any kind.  All my choice.  Each one of us on this site has made the choice to quit using.  What makes us all different is the level of commitment we have to that quit. 

What will you endure to stay quit? 
What pain are you willing to bear to stay quit? 
What sacrifices will you make to stay quit?
What lifestyle changes will you make to stay quit?
What people might you move out of your life to stay quit?

See, only you know the answers to those questions, and they will differ for us all.  But if you are gonna get serious about your quit, then you need to seriously consider your answers. 

I WILL NOT be a retread.  You won't see me posting day 1 EVER again, (except for in the fast food group.  Then you'll see it multiple times.....). I have never failed anything I have put my mind to.  And I mean ANYTHING. 

For my 300, I will spend it like I have the previous 299 days.  I will wake up.  Post roll.  Pray that my EGO not get in the way for the day, and LIVE MY LIFE AS A QUITTER.  Remember QUIT is an action word.  It's something you do.  Not just something you say........

Here endeth the lesson.....
Phil, early congrats on your 300 hundo. I love your post here, I can't help but feel the same way. I know that we must tackle this thing one day at a time, but I really believe to truly embrace your quit at some point you must at least accept that you will never dip again.

I love your questions, they gave me reflection as I take the first steps in what I see as a lifelong quit journey. I thank you for your odes, they always seem to give me a chuckle when I need it. Thanks for being quit today!

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Re: Quit, I am...
« Reply #65 on: October 26, 2013, 11:16:00 AM »
Quote from: iizphilister
Tomorrow Marks 300 days. Wow. Really not much else to say besides that......

Bullshit, there is A LOT to say:

I don't know about the rest of you, and I can only speak for myself, but I have NEVER, EVER, EVER, failed at anything I put my mind to. I'm not special, I'm not bragging, I'm just stating a fact. When I decided to quit, that was it. PERIOD, end of discussion. Hell yeah, I got craves, I still get 'em, but I made a vow to myself that I would not go back to using ever again.

What differs from this quit and all the other feeble attempts I have made? This site! This, right here, is and was the difference. I realized that if I was going to do this, and do it right, it would not and COULD not be done alone. I needed the community support of as many people as I could find if I was going to have success. And I have success, and I will continue to have success. Why? Because I said so, that's why!

Thirty years. THIRTY YEARS I was using that crap. Then I stopped. That's it. No nic gum. No fake. No nic of any kind. All my choice. Each one of us on this site has made the choice to quit using. What makes us all different is the level of commitment we have to that quit.

What will you endure to stay quit?
What pain are you willing to bear to stay quit?
What sacrifices will you make to stay quit?
What lifestyle changes will you make to stay quit?
What people might you move out of your life to stay quit?

See, only you know the answers to those questions, and they will differ for us all. But if you are gonna get serious about your quit, then you need to seriously consider your answers.

I WILL NOT be a retread. You won't see me posting day 1 EVER again, (except for in the fast food group. Then you'll see it multiple times.....). I have never failed anything I have put my mind to. And I mean ANYTHING.

For my 300, I will spend it like I have the previous 299 days. I will wake up. Post roll. Pray that my EGO not get in the way for the day, and LIVE MY LIFE AS A QUITTER. Remember QUIT is an action word. It's something you do. Not just something you say........

Here endeth the lesson.....
Very well said my man! And congrats! Those questions are important to answer at any stage of our quit! We can not lose sight of why we are here and what we are doing!

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Re: Quit, I am...
« Reply #64 on: October 26, 2013, 11:10:00 AM »
Tomorrow Marks 300 days. Wow. Really not much else to say besides that......

Bullshit, there is A LOT to say:

I don't know about the rest of you, and I can only speak for myself, but I have NEVER, EVER, EVER, failed at anything I put my mind to. I'm not special, I'm not bragging, I'm just stating a fact. When I decided to quit, that was it. PERIOD, end of discussion. Hell yeah, I got craves, I still get 'em, but I made a vow to myself that I would not go back to using ever again.

What differs from this quit and all the other feeble attempts I have made? This site! This, right here, is and was the difference. I realized that if I was going to do this, and do it right, it would not and COULD not be done alone. I needed the community support of as many people as I could find if I was going to have success. And I have success, and I will continue to have success. Why? Because I said so, that's why!

Thirty years. THIRTY YEARS I was using that crap. Then I stopped. That's it. No nic gum. No fake. No nic of any kind. All my choice. Each one of us on this site has made the choice to quit using. What makes us all different is the level of commitment we have to that quit.

What will you endure to stay quit?
What pain are you willing to bear to stay quit?
What sacrifices will you make to stay quit?
What lifestyle changes will you make to stay quit?
What people might you move out of your life to stay quit?

See, only you know the answers to those questions, and they will differ for us all. But if you are gonna get serious about your quit, then you need to seriously consider your answers.

I WILL NOT be a retread. You won't see me posting day 1 EVER again, (except for in the fast food group. Then you'll see it multiple times.....). I have never failed anything I have put my mind to. And I mean ANYTHING.

For my 300, I will spend it like I have the previous 299 days. I will wake up. Post roll. Pray that my EGO not get in the way for the day, and LIVE MY LIFE AS A QUITTER. Remember QUIT is an action word. It's something you do. Not just something you say........

Here endeth the lesson.....
Quit date: 1/1/2013
H.O.F. April 10, 2013
2nd Floor July 19, 2013
3rd Floor Oct 28, 2013
4th Floor Feb 19, 2014
5th Floor May 15, 2014
6th Floor Aug 25, 2014
7th Floor Dec 11, 2014
8th Floor Mar 11, 2015
9th Floor June 16, 2015
Comma Town - 9/27/2015


"If I am not myself...... Who will be me?"
THIS is WHO we ARE!

"It's your choice to cave....I'd rather be shot!"

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Re: Quit, I am...
« Reply #63 on: September 10, 2013, 11:16:00 PM »
Phil - just droppin a how do you do :)

Later
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Re: Quit, I am...
« Reply #62 on: July 24, 2013, 12:49:00 PM »
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Well, here I am.  I never thought I would have an addiction.  I watched my old man go through alcoholism, siblings go through drugs, but that shit would never happen to me.  I was the jock, the all-american wrestler, great body, life of the party, that was me.  ...and I dipped.  Started when I was about 10 years old (40 now).  It was during butchering season at the family farm.  My old man was getting onto me because i was not moving fast enough.  He throws me his can of snuff, tells me to stick this in my mouth, it will help me move faster.....

Dip has been many things to me over the years.  During wrestling season in high school and college, it was my weight loss tool.  I knew as long as I had a dip in, I was not going to eat, so I knew I was gonna make weight.  As I grew older, it just became a vice for everything.  Day not going good?  Have a dip!  Fighting with the wife?  Have a dip!  My employees getting on my nerves?  Have a dip.  Everything became cause to have a dip.  So I did.

Last year, I had a "life perspective" moment.  I was weighing 330 pounds, couldn't catch my breath, couldn't walk a flight of stairs, couldn't even play with my sons.  I was dying.....and I was still dipping.  My dip had become my crutch for everything.  No one ever saw me without a dip in.  All day at my office, I dipped, when I got home, I dipped, first thing in the morning, last thing at night.  I was going through a couple cans of cope a day, easy.  The worst was knowing my 7 year old was stealing my cans when he found them and dumping them in the trash.  I knew it had become a serious problem when I went off on him because I couldn't find my can.  He just looked at me and said, "daddy, you've worked so hard getting back in shape, this is hurting you....".  And THAT really messed me up.  I had busted my ass loosing 140 pounds in a year.  I had become a competitive athlete again.  But most important, I had become my sons' hero.  I had to quit the shit.

So I did.  Took my last dip on 12/31/12 @ 11:52 pm.  I spit that shit out at 11:59:32 and I ain't going back.  People have asked me what is harder?  Losing 140 pounds in a year or quitting dip.  Hell, that's an easy answer.  Quitting the dip is by far worse.  I can supplement foods and beverages all day long.  I can adjust my consumption of calories.  I can workout more at Crossfit.  But I CAN'T just take a small pinch here or there.  No, that would be cheating.  And that would be a dis-service to all those who have supported me in this quit so far. 

So, that's my intro 20 days into this quit.  I'm like everyone else, I take it a day at a time.  No more, no less.  Each day is a blessing to call myself nic clean.  And that's the way I choose to be.
IZ.....as amazing as this into is....and its amazing.....not sure I believe the conviction....i am always suspect of the super inspirational intros....as most of them fail....

but, hey, i quit with you dude....nonetheless.....don't let yourself down


IZ.....The next 100 days will be the biggest battle of your life and it all comes down to this. Inch by inch, day by day...until you're finished. With 100 days left, you are in hell right now. Believe me. And you can stay here and get the crap kicked out of you or you can embrace the suck and fight your way back into the light. You can climb out of hell. One day at a time. One inch at a time.

Now KTC can't do it for you.

I look around and I see these seasoned quitters and I think...I think that quitting is just a game of inches.

Because when you quit, the margin for error is so small. I mean...not enough fake stuff and you don't make it. A few missed posts and you don't quite get there. The inches we need are everywhere around you. They are in every break of your quit, every day, every minute, every second.

At KTC, we fight for that inch. Because we know when we add up all those inches that's going to make the difference between WINNING and LOSING, between QUITTING and CAVING.

I'll tell you this Heat...in any quit, it is the person who is willing to do whatever it takes who is going to win that inch. And I know if you are going to make it, it is because, you are still willing to fight for that inch because that is what QUITTING is.

Now KTC can't make you do it.

You gotta connect with the seasoned quitters here at KTC. Connect with them and exchange numbers.

Now I think you are going to connect with a quitter who will go that inch with you. You are going to connect with a quitter who will fight, post roll and quit with you every single day because they know when it comes down to it, you are gonna do the same thing for them.

That's a team, IZ, and either we STAY QUIT, as a team...or you CAVE, as an individual.

That's quitting, IZ.

That's all it is.

Now, what are you going to do?
Wow, this was a while ago. Hey Cleanfuel, thanks for the words of advice.
Quit date: 1/1/2013
H.O.F. April 10, 2013
2nd Floor July 19, 2013
3rd Floor Oct 28, 2013
4th Floor Feb 19, 2014
5th Floor May 15, 2014
6th Floor Aug 25, 2014
7th Floor Dec 11, 2014
8th Floor Mar 11, 2015
9th Floor June 16, 2015
Comma Town - 9/27/2015


"If I am not myself...... Who will be me?"
THIS is WHO we ARE!

"It's your choice to cave....I'd rather be shot!"

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Re: Quit, I am...
« Reply #61 on: July 20, 2013, 07:58:00 AM »
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NICE 200!

AG
X2!!!! you've earned it!!!
2nd floor, way to go Phil.
This is for you 'sos' , wear googles.... congrats on 200
I always wear Goggles. you know that.....

Thanks guys. Loving this journey!!
Tip of the cap on 200.
Memorial Stadium

Southeast: "In Commemoration of the men of Nebraska who served and fell in the Nation's Wars."
Southwest: "Not the victory but the action; Not the goal but the game; In the deed the glory."
Northwest: "Courage; Generosity; Fairness; Honor; In these are the true awards of manly sport."
Northeast: "Their Lives they held their country's trust; They kept its faith; They died its heroes."

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Re: Quit, I am...
« Reply #60 on: July 19, 2013, 03:32:00 PM »
Quote from: spartanron
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NICE 200!

AG
X2!!!! you've earned it!!!
2nd floor, way to go Phil.
This is for you 'sos' , wear googles.... congrats on 200
I always wear Goggles. you know that.....

Thanks guys. Loving this journey!!
Quit date: 1/1/2013
H.O.F. April 10, 2013
2nd Floor July 19, 2013
3rd Floor Oct 28, 2013
4th Floor Feb 19, 2014
5th Floor May 15, 2014
6th Floor Aug 25, 2014
7th Floor Dec 11, 2014
8th Floor Mar 11, 2015
9th Floor June 16, 2015
Comma Town - 9/27/2015


"If I am not myself...... Who will be me?"
THIS is WHO we ARE!

"It's your choice to cave....I'd rather be shot!"

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Re: Quit, I am...
« Reply #59 on: July 19, 2013, 11:38:00 AM »
Quote from: KKLJINC
Quote from: kdip
Quote from: Aglawyer
NICE 200!

AG
X2!!!! you've earned it!!!
2nd floor, way to go Phil.
This is for you 'sos' , wear googles.... congrats on 200
No more What If's, I quit everyday going forward
Quit Chewing 11/13/12, Quit Nicorette 12/23/12

MY Hall of Fame Speech

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Re: Quit, I am...
« Reply #58 on: July 19, 2013, 11:34:00 AM »
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NICE 200!

AG
X2!!!! you've earned it!!!
2nd floor, way to go Phil.

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Re: Quit, I am...
« Reply #57 on: July 19, 2013, 11:31:00 AM »
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NICE 200!

AG
X2!!!! you've earned it!!!

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« Reply #56 on: July 19, 2013, 11:29:00 AM »
NICE 200!

AG