Quit, I am...

[jake frawley]

'chief' 'hit it'

We need more then 2 members in the group! I am glad you have stepped up and chosen to be the leader of the group as your experience is profound. You are a true inspiration.! It has to be hard to admit to loving animals.... Especially being black! That's a combo that doesn't even make sense to me yet. But I will still follow your example in our quit! Damn glad we get Saturday nights as a cheat night!

[Spartanron]

So tomorrow I start my ten day countdown to the second floor.  I'll be honest, there is NO way I would have made it this far without my brothers and sisters here on KTC.  Yeah, we read that a lot, but it's the truth. 

If you stumbled on this and your quit is fairly new, Let me share my two cents for what it's worth.

1.  Keep your butt on this site.  If you get your feelings hurt, get over it.  Someone says something you disagree with?  Fine, disagree, but DON'T let it impact your quit.  Every DAMN day I post up with 22 different groups with 45 individuals by name.  Let me miss a day?  Somebody is getting in my ass.  I'll get a text, or a PM, but they WILL let me know I was missed.
2.  Collect as many contact numbers that you can.  One is NEVER enough.  It WILL happen that you will need that ONE, and he/she is busy taking a dump or something.  I cannot begin to tell you how much it means to get daily txts for CDaniels.  That stuff does nothing but strengthen my quit.
3.  Get involved.  Find something to do with yourself while on the site.  I LOVE the WILDCARD groups.  I post in them MULTIPLE times a day.  Am I addicted to the site?  No, but I AM addicted to the level of accountability the site affords me.  For me my involvement has been the daily Odes.  Hell, there's been well over 100 written so far.  Each day has been different, and each day has challenged me to write something to not only encourage myself, but those around me.  And THAT has been one hell of an honor.
4.  Cruise through chat now and then.  See what's going on.  Make some new contacts.  Be social.  You are not in this alone, and the sooner you really let that seep in, the sooner you embrace this dysfunctional family of quitters.
5.  Guard your quit at all times.  Don't let yourself get caught in situations with dip that you are not ready to face.  don't tempt yourself to see if you are bad ass.  YOU AIN'T. 
6.  Live every damn day like it's your last.  love your family, your kids, your friends, life's too short and tomorrow is never promised.


SO quit on, and quit strong.  I'll catch ya'll on the Third....

Wow Phil. This was intense brother! I almost didn't post as I hate to cover it up! Thank you for your odes I enjoy them, and thank you for the random text like tonight checking on me. You can say what you want about bad asses! We may disagree in this one area, Phil your a damn bad ass period wether you think you are or aren't bro. Glad to be quit with a man like you!

You Sir are a Bad-Ass and I enjoy all that you offer on this site. Keep fighting the Good Fight brother. I will be right here with you NAFAR!!!!!

love me some of this quit! --

Keep pushing and pulling others along-

It makes your quit stronger in the process

Applause

Now you all know why this man is known as Dr. Phil. I am proud to be quit with you.

All of your support means the world to me.

This is Who we Are.

"If I can help someone, as I pass along, then my living has NOT been in vain...."

'40' :wood

[iizphilister]

So tomorrow I start my ten day countdown to the second floor.  I'll be honest, there is NO way I would have made it this far without my brothers and sisters here on KTC.  Yeah, we read that a lot, but it's the truth. 

If you stumbled on this and your quit is fairly new, Let me share my two cents for what it's worth.

1.  Keep your butt on this site.  If you get your feelings hurt, get over it.  Someone says something you disagree with?  Fine, disagree, but DON'T let it impact your quit.  Every DAMN day I post up with 22 different groups with 45 individuals by name.  Let me miss a day?  Somebody is getting in my ass.  I'll get a text, or a PM, but they WILL let me know I was missed.
2.  Collect as many contact numbers that you can.  One is NEVER enough.  It WILL happen that you will need that ONE, and he/she is busy taking a dump or something.  I cannot begin to tell you how much it means to get daily txts for CDaniels.  That stuff does nothing but strengthen my quit.
3.  Get involved.  Find something to do with yourself while on the site.  I LOVE the WILDCARD groups.  I post in them MULTIPLE times a day.  Am I addicted to the site?  No, but I AM addicted to the level of accountability the site affords me.  For me my involvement has been the daily Odes.  Hell, there's been well over 100 written so far.  Each day has been different, and each day has challenged me to write something to not only encourage myself, but those around me.  And THAT has been one hell of an honor.
4.  Cruise through chat now and then.  See what's going on.  Make some new contacts.  Be social.  You are not in this alone, and the sooner you really let that seep in, the sooner you embrace this dysfunctional family of quitters.
5.  Guard your quit at all times.  Don't let yourself get caught in situations with dip that you are not ready to face.  don't tempt yourself to see if you are bad ass.  YOU AIN'T. 
6.  Live every damn day like it's your last.  love your family, your kids, your friends, life's too short and tomorrow is never promised.


SO quit on, and quit strong.  I'll catch ya'll on the Third....

Wow Phil. This was intense brother! I almost didn't post as I hate to cover it up! Thank you for your odes I enjoy them, and thank you for the random text like tonight checking on me. You can say what you want about bad asses! We may disagree in this one area, Phil your a damn bad ass period wether you think you are or aren't bro. Glad to be quit with a man like you!

You Sir are a Bad-Ass and I enjoy all that you offer on this site. Keep fighting the Good Fight brother. I will be right here with you NAFAR!!!!!

love me some of this quit! --

Keep pushing and pulling others along-

It makes your quit stronger in the process

Applause

Now you all know why this man is known as Dr. Phil. I am proud to be quit with you.

All of your support means the world to me.

This is Who we Are.

"If I can help someone, as I pass along, then my living has NOT been in vain...."

[wmcatty]

So tomorrow I start my ten day countdown to the second floor.  I'll be honest, there is NO way I would have made it this far without my brothers and sisters here on KTC.  Yeah, we read that a lot, but it's the truth. 

If you stumbled on this and your quit is fairly new, Let me share my two cents for what it's worth.

1.  Keep your butt on this site.  If you get your feelings hurt, get over it.  Someone says something you disagree with?  Fine, disagree, but DON'T let it impact your quit.  Every DAMN day I post up with 22 different groups with 45 individuals by name.  Let me miss a day?  Somebody is getting in my ass.  I'll get a text, or a PM, but they WILL let me know I was missed.
2.  Collect as many contact numbers that you can.  One is NEVER enough.  It WILL happen that you will need that ONE, and he/she is busy taking a dump or something.  I cannot begin to tell you how much it means to get daily txts for CDaniels.  That stuff does nothing but strengthen my quit.
3.  Get involved.  Find something to do with yourself while on the site.  I LOVE the WILDCARD groups.  I post in them MULTIPLE times a day.  Am I addicted to the site?  No, but I AM addicted to the level of accountability the site affords me.  For me my involvement has been the daily Odes.  Hell, there's been well over 100 written so far.  Each day has been different, and each day has challenged me to write something to not only encourage myself, but those around me.  And THAT has been one hell of an honor.
4.  Cruise through chat now and then.  See what's going on.  Make some new contacts.  Be social.  You are not in this alone, and the sooner you really let that seep in, the sooner you embrace this dysfunctional family of quitters.
5.  Guard your quit at all times.  Don't let yourself get caught in situations with dip that you are not ready to face.  don't tempt yourself to see if you are bad ass.  YOU AIN'T. 
6.  Live every damn day like it's your last.  love your family, your kids, your friends, life's too short and tomorrow is never promised.


SO quit on, and quit strong.  I'll catch ya'll on the Third....

Wow Phil. This was intense brother! I almost didn't post as I hate to cover it up! Thank you for your odes I enjoy them, and thank you for the random text like tonight checking on me. You can say what you want about bad asses! We may disagree in this one area, Phil your a damn bad ass period wether you think you are or aren't bro. Glad to be quit with a man like you!

You Sir are a Bad-Ass and I enjoy all that you offer on this site. Keep fighting the Good Fight brother. I will be right here with you NAFAR!!!!!

love me some of this quit! --

Keep pushing and pulling others along-

It makes your quit stronger in the process

Applause

Now you all know why this man is known as Dr. Phil. I am proud to be quit with you.

[Scowick65]

So tomorrow I start my ten day countdown to the second floor.  I'll be honest, there is NO way I would have made it this far without my brothers and sisters here on KTC.  Yeah, we read that a lot, but it's the truth. 

If you stumbled on this and your quit is fairly new, Let me share my two cents for what it's worth.

1.  Keep your butt on this site.  If you get your feelings hurt, get over it.  Someone says something you disagree with?  Fine, disagree, but DON'T let it impact your quit.  Every DAMN day I post up with 22 different groups with 45 individuals by name.  Let me miss a day?  Somebody is getting in my ass.  I'll get a text, or a PM, but they WILL let me know I was missed.
2.  Collect as many contact numbers that you can.  One is NEVER enough.  It WILL happen that you will need that ONE, and he/she is busy taking a dump or something.  I cannot begin to tell you how much it means to get daily txts for CDaniels.  That stuff does nothing but strengthen my quit.
3.  Get involved.  Find something to do with yourself while on the site.  I LOVE the WILDCARD groups.  I post in them MULTIPLE times a day.  Am I addicted to the site?  No, but I AM addicted to the level of accountability the site affords me.  For me my involvement has been the daily Odes.  Hell, there's been well over 100 written so far.  Each day has been different, and each day has challenged me to write something to not only encourage myself, but those around me.  And THAT has been one hell of an honor.
4.  Cruise through chat now and then.  See what's going on.  Make some new contacts.  Be social.  You are not in this alone, and the sooner you really let that seep in, the sooner you embrace this dysfunctional family of quitters.
5.  Guard your quit at all times.  Don't let yourself get caught in situations with dip that you are not ready to face.  don't tempt yourself to see if you are bad ass.  YOU AIN'T. 
6.  Live every damn day like it's your last.  love your family, your kids, your friends, life's too short and tomorrow is never promised.


SO quit on, and quit strong.  I'll catch ya'll on the Third....

Wow Phil. This was intense brother! I almost didn't post as I hate to cover it up! Thank you for your odes I enjoy them, and thank you for the random text like tonight checking on me. You can say what you want about bad asses! We may disagree in this one area, Phil your a damn bad ass period wether you think you are or aren't bro. Glad to be quit with a man like you!

You Sir are a Bad-Ass and I enjoy all that you offer on this site. Keep fighting the Good Fight brother. I will be right here with you NAFAR!!!!!

love me some of this quit! --

Keep pushing and pulling others along-

It makes your quit stronger in the process

Applause

[cbird65]

So tomorrow I start my ten day countdown to the second floor.  I'll be honest, there is NO way I would have made it this far without my brothers and sisters here on KTC.  Yeah, we read that a lot, but it's the truth. 

If you stumbled on this and your quit is fairly new, Let me share my two cents for what it's worth.

1.  Keep your butt on this site.  If you get your feelings hurt, get over it.  Someone says something you disagree with?  Fine, disagree, but DON'T let it impact your quit.  Every DAMN day I post up with 22 different groups with 45 individuals by name.  Let me miss a day?  Somebody is getting in my ass.  I'll get a text, or a PM, but they WILL let me know I was missed.
2.  Collect as many contact numbers that you can.  One is NEVER enough.  It WILL happen that you will need that ONE, and he/she is busy taking a dump or something.  I cannot begin to tell you how much it means to get daily txts for CDaniels.  That stuff does nothing but strengthen my quit.
3.  Get involved.  Find something to do with yourself while on the site.  I LOVE the WILDCARD groups.  I post in them MULTIPLE times a day.  Am I addicted to the site?  No, but I AM addicted to the level of accountability the site affords me.  For me my involvement has been the daily Odes.  Hell, there's been well over 100 written so far.  Each day has been different, and each day has challenged me to write something to not only encourage myself, but those around me.  And THAT has been one hell of an honor.
4.  Cruise through chat now and then.  See what's going on.  Make some new contacts.  Be social.  You are not in this alone, and the sooner you really let that seep in, the sooner you embrace this dysfunctional family of quitters.
5.  Guard your quit at all times.  Don't let yourself get caught in situations with dip that you are not ready to face.  don't tempt yourself to see if you are bad ass.  YOU AIN'T. 
6.  Live every damn day like it's your last.  love your family, your kids, your friends, life's too short and tomorrow is never promised.


SO quit on, and quit strong.  I'll catch ya'll on the Third....

Wow Phil. This was intense brother! I almost didn't post as I hate to cover it up! Thank you for your odes I enjoy them, and thank you for the random text like tonight checking on me. You can say what you want about bad asses! We may disagree in this one area, Phil your a damn bad ass period wether you think you are or aren't bro. Glad to be quit with a man like you!

You Sir are a Bad-Ass and I enjoy all that you offer on this site. Keep fighting the Good Fight brother. I will be right here with you NAFAR!!!!!

love me some of this quit! --

Keep pushing and pulling others along-

It makes your quit stronger in the process

[jaynellie]

So tomorrow I start my ten day countdown to the second floor.  I'll be honest, there is NO way I would have made it this far without my brothers and sisters here on KTC.  Yeah, we read that a lot, but it's the truth. 

If you stumbled on this and your quit is fairly new, Let me share my two cents for what it's worth.

1.  Keep your butt on this site.  If you get your feelings hurt, get over it.  Someone says something you disagree with?  Fine, disagree, but DON'T let it impact your quit.  Every DAMN day I post up with 22 different groups with 45 individuals by name.  Let me miss a day?  Somebody is getting in my ass.  I'll get a text, or a PM, but they WILL let me know I was missed.
2.  Collect as many contact numbers that you can.  One is NEVER enough.  It WILL happen that you will need that ONE, and he/she is busy taking a dump or something.  I cannot begin to tell you how much it means to get daily txts for CDaniels.  That stuff does nothing but strengthen my quit.
3.  Get involved.  Find something to do with yourself while on the site.  I LOVE the WILDCARD groups.  I post in them MULTIPLE times a day.  Am I addicted to the site?  No, but I AM addicted to the level of accountability the site affords me.  For me my involvement has been the daily Odes.  Hell, there's been well over 100 written so far.  Each day has been different, and each day has challenged me to write something to not only encourage myself, but those around me.  And THAT has been one hell of an honor.
4.  Cruise through chat now and then.  See what's going on.  Make some new contacts.  Be social.  You are not in this alone, and the sooner you really let that seep in, the sooner you embrace this dysfunctional family of quitters.
5.  Guard your quit at all times.  Don't let yourself get caught in situations with dip that you are not ready to face.  don't tempt yourself to see if you are bad ass.  YOU AIN'T. 
6.  Live every damn day like it's your last.  love your family, your kids, your friends, life's too short and tomorrow is never promised.


SO quit on, and quit strong.  I'll catch ya'll on the Third....

Wow Phil. This was intense brother! I almost didn't post as I hate to cover it up! Thank you for your odes I enjoy them, and thank you for the random text like tonight checking on me. You can say what you want about bad asses! We may disagree in this one area, Phil your a damn bad ass period wether you think you are or aren't bro. Glad to be quit with a man like you!

You Sir are a Bad-Ass and I enjoy all that you offer on this site. Keep fighting the Good Fight brother. I will be right here with you NAFAR!!!!!

[Erussell]

So tomorrow I start my ten day countdown to the second floor. I'll be honest, there is NO way I would have made it this far without my brothers and sisters here on KTC. Yeah, we read that a lot, but it's the truth.

If you stumbled on this and your quit is fairly new, Let me share my two cents for what it's worth.

1. Keep your butt on this site. If you get your feelings hurt, get over it. Someone says something you disagree with? Fine, disagree, but DON'T let it impact your quit. Every DAMN day I post up with 22 different groups with 45 individuals by name. Let me miss a day? Somebody is getting in my ass. I'll get a text, or a PM, but they WILL let me know I was missed.
2. Collect as many contact numbers that you can. One is NEVER enough. It WILL happen that you will need that ONE, and he/she is busy taking a dump or something. I cannot begin to tell you how much it means to get daily txts for CDaniels. That stuff does nothing but strengthen my quit.
3. Get involved. Find something to do with yourself while on the site. I LOVE the WILDCARD groups. I post in them MULTIPLE times a day. Am I addicted to the site? No, but I AM addicted to the level of accountability the site affords me. For me my involvement has been the daily Odes. Hell, there's been well over 100 written so far. Each day has been different, and each day has challenged me to write something to not only encourage myself, but those around me. And THAT has been one hell of an honor.
4. Cruise through chat now and then. See what's going on. Make some new contacts. Be social. You are not in this alone, and the sooner you really let that seep in, the sooner you embrace this dysfunctional family of quitters.
5. Guard your quit at all times. Don't let yourself get caught in situations with dip that you are not ready to face. don't tempt yourself to see if you are bad ass. YOU AIN'T.
6. Live every damn day like it's your last. love your family, your kids, your friends, life's too short and tomorrow is never promised.


SO quit on, and quit strong. I'll catch ya'll on the Third....

Wow Phil. This was intense brother! I almost didn't post as I hate to cover it up! Thank you for your odes I enjoy them, and thank you for the random text like tonight checking on me. You can say what you want about bad asses! We may disagree in this one area, Phil your a damn bad ass period wether you think you are or aren't bro. Glad to be quit with a man like you!

[iizphilister]

So tomorrow I start my ten day countdown to the second floor. I'll be honest, there is NO way I would have made it this far without my brothers and sisters here on KTC. Yeah, we read that a lot, but it's the truth.

If you stumbled on this and your quit is fairly new, Let me share my two cents for what it's worth.

1. Keep your butt on this site. If you get your feelings hurt, get over it. Someone says something you disagree with? Fine, disagree, but DON'T let it impact your quit. Every DAMN day I post up with 22 different groups with 45 individuals by name. Let me miss a day? Somebody is getting in my ass. I'll get a text, or a PM, but they WILL let me know I was missed.
2. Collect as many contact numbers that you can. One is NEVER enough. It WILL happen that you will need that ONE, and he/she is busy taking a dump or something. I cannot begin to tell you how much it means to get daily txts for CDaniels. That stuff does nothing but strengthen my quit.
3. Get involved. Find something to do with yourself while on the site. I LOVE the WILDCARD groups. I post in them MULTIPLE times a day. Am I addicted to the site? No, but I AM addicted to the level of accountability the site affords me. For me my involvement has been the daily Odes. Hell, there's been well over 100 written so far. Each day has been different, and each day has challenged me to write something to not only encourage myself, but those around me. And THAT has been one hell of an honor.
4. Cruise through chat now and then. See what's going on. Make some new contacts. Be social. You are not in this alone, and the sooner you really let that seep in, the sooner you embrace this dysfunctional family of quitters.
5. Guard your quit at all times. Don't let yourself get caught in situations with dip that you are not ready to face. don't tempt yourself to see if you are bad ass. YOU AIN'T.
6. Live every damn day like it's your last. love your family, your kids, your friends, life's too short and tomorrow is never promised.


SO quit on, and quit strong. I'll catch ya'll on the Third....

[srans]

So I went back and read this old thread I did from day 50..... Damn, time sure flies when your having fun.  But, I wonder what would have happened if my BS was NOT called out by the old heads?

Probably would have caved.  Good to know people you don't really know still care.  And once you get to know them, you, in turn care about their quit as well. 

Pay the shit forward.  Period.  Thanks guys for paying it forward to me.

Damn right!! I coppied this down,probably come in handy again down the road. Strong. Very strong.

I always got time to read your stuff bro. One of the reasons I'm still quit right now. Thank you for paying it forward. You're An all American quitter as well. Glad to be quit with you.

[Erussell]

So I went back and read this old thread I did from day 50..... Damn, time sure flies when your having fun. But, I wonder what would have happened if my BS was NOT called out by the old heads?

Probably would have caved. Good to know people you don't really know still care. And once you get to know them, you, in turn care about their quit as well.

Pay the shit forward. Period. Thanks guys for paying it forward to me.

Damn right!! I coppied this down,probably come in handy again down the road. Strong. Very strong.

[Matt F]

Bookmarked your HOF speech. Especially liked Ode to 103. Of course, I'll have to come back to finish the whole thing

[iizphilister]

So I went back and read this old thread I did from day 50..... Damn, time sure flies when your having fun.  But, I wonder what would have happened if my BS was NOT called out by the old heads?

Probably would have caved.  Good to know people you don't really know still care.  And once you get to know them, you, in turn care about their quit as well. 

Pay the shit forward.  Period.  Thanks guys for paying it forward to me.

Well said. Damn proud to be quit with you, brother!

Thanks Bean. In in the fog cutters of April. What is your group??

[Bean]

So I went back and read this old thread I did from day 50..... Damn, time sure flies when your having fun. But, I wonder what would have happened if my BS was NOT called out by the old heads?

Probably would have caved. Good to know people you don't really know still care. And once you get to know them, you, in turn care about their quit as well.

Pay the shit forward. Period. Thanks guys for paying it forward to me.

Well said. Damn proud to be quit with you, brother!

[iizphilister]

So I went back and read this old thread I did from day 50..... Damn, time sure flies when your having fun. But, I wonder what would have happened if my BS was NOT called out by the old heads?

Probably would have caved. Good to know people you don't really know still care. And once you get to know them, you, in turn care about their quit as well.

Pay the shit forward. Period. Thanks guys for paying it forward to me.