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Offline jake frawley

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  • Interests: I'm married to a beautiful lady. I like to lift weights and run. I play poker and win. I spend as much time riding as I can! I go to work every day and work too many hrs. I'm aggressive! And all of this makes me happy. I'm here to quit the one thing I hate about myself, my addiction to chew. It has ruled me and I wont be controlled anymore!
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Re: Quitting For Lent
« Reply #3 on: February 24, 2014, 07:40:00 PM »
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I am quitting for Lent. I have been looking at natural supplements that help with cravings, mood, etc. I was hoping for someone who has actually tried some products to suggest some for me. I started chewing when I was 13 am and now 40. This is going to be hard. I quit Copenhagen 3 years ago and have been chewing skoal. Yes, there is a difference. :) Thanks, in advance, any and all help will be appreciated.
WHAT???? Quitting for Lent? Are you gonna chew again after Lent? I cant welcome you until I understand this a little better!
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Re: Quitting For Lent
« Reply #2 on: February 24, 2014, 07:37:00 PM »
I am quitting for Lent. I have been looking at natural supplements that help with cravings, mood, etc. I was hoping for someone who has actually tried some products to suggest some for me. I started chewing when I was 13 am and now 40. This is going to be hard. I quit Copenhagen 3 years ago and have been chewing skoal. Yes, there is a difference. :) Thanks, in advance, any and all help will be appreciated.
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Quitting For Lent
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