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Offline AndruwJacksonTaylor

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Re: Tomorrow
« Reply #19 on: September 24, 2010, 10:24:00 AM »
Script,

I sent you a PM. Check your inbox.
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Andy Taylor: What'd ya get 'em?
Barney Fife: Septic tank.
Andy Taylor: For their anniversary?
Barney Fife: Yeah, They're awfully hard to buy for. Besides, it was something they could use. They were really thrilled. It had two tons of concrete in it. All steel reinforced.
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Re: Tomorrow
« Reply #18 on: September 24, 2010, 09:57:00 AM »
He threw up his day 1 in January. He's all good. Now the fun begins!
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My orders say I'm not supposed to know where I'm taking this quit, so I don't! But one look at you and I know its gonna be hot!

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Re: Tomorrow
« Reply #17 on: September 24, 2010, 09:54:00 AM »
Quit today man. Tomrrow never comes like an endless river.
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Re: Tomorrow
« Reply #16 on: September 24, 2010, 09:31:00 AM »
~ahem~....WTF are you Script?

'Popcorn'
What is your major malfunction?!?!?!?!

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Re: Tomorrow
« Reply #15 on: September 24, 2010, 09:27:00 AM »
Tomorrow is today.....

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Re: Tomorrow
« Reply #14 on: September 23, 2010, 11:45:00 PM »
Hey Script...You have to post a day one tomorrow and continue to have a long quit because I think I am in love with the girl in your avatar! 'boob'

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Re: Tomorrow
« Reply #13 on: September 23, 2010, 11:39:00 PM »
Quote from: cdforecheck
Quote from: Seth
Quote from: Script
What a truly wonderful reception to the website! Jesus Christ...

Once I read Syndrome's response to my post, I explained myself in a message I sent to him only. But since everyone who chooses to comment on this is absolutely drilling me, I'll now explain myself to everyone and beg forgiveness...

My first quit (the failed quit I regrettably mentioned in my original post) was through quitsmokeless.org. Since I caved and haven't been back for support (or to support, I recognize that), I honestly thought killthecan.org was the same website I was originally signed on to. When I tried loggging onto KTC, my account info from QS wouldn't work (now it's obvious why). I assumed it had been so long since I had checked in that my account was deleted, so I set-up a new profile.

Is it embarrassing that I tried logging in with account info from another website? Yes

Is it sad that I haven't tried to quit in so long I forgot what website I used the first time? Yes

Does it go against the philosophy of any support-based group that I caved and bailed on my quit brothers? Of course.

Was my posting under a different handle done maliciously? No

Was I trying to hide my identity and sneak back in so no one would notice? Obviously not, or I wouldn't have mentioned my first attempt at all.

I sincerely apologize for this MISTAKE. If you read my original post and see it as nothing more than what was supposed to be a re-introduction by myself, you'll see there is actually some very open and honest self-realizations mixed in there.

If you wanna jump my ass because I'm quitting tomorrow instead of today, or because I failed my last quit and bailed on quitsmokeless.org, so be it. The fact that, apparently, some people in here have never made a stupid mistake or bad decision will make fighting this battle that much harder for me - because I've made alot of them. But so be it. And if I have to go through the next 100 days being called a pussy by people on this website, so be it.

I'm still gonna do it. Not because my wife wants me to, or because my two boys want me to. Because I want to, for them.

Thanks for all the responses, I'll make sure never to greet anyone this way in the future. See everyone in roll call tomorrow, my Day 1.

We'll see. Anybody want to make a bet on this?
long odds seth...he's already set up an out...we are mean to suggest he actually just quits and tosses the crap rather than use the last $5 can...doubt we'll see a day one anytime soon in this case...prove us wrong script


The problem with quitting tomorrow is there is always another tomorrow.

That is, of course, until they lower you in the ground. There is only one right time to quit...........
RIGHT NOW.
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Re: Tomorrow
« Reply #12 on: September 23, 2010, 07:43:00 PM »
Quote from: Seth
Quote from: Script
What a truly wonderful reception to the website! Jesus Christ...

Once I read Syndrome's response to my post, I explained myself in a message I sent to him only. But since everyone who chooses to comment on this is absolutely drilling me, I'll now explain myself to everyone and beg forgiveness...

My first quit (the failed quit I regrettably mentioned in my original post) was through quitsmokeless.org. Since I caved and haven't been back for support (or to support, I recognize that), I honestly thought killthecan.org was the same website I was originally signed on to. When I tried loggging onto KTC, my account info from QS wouldn't work (now it's obvious why). I assumed it had been so long since I had checked in that my account was deleted, so I set-up a new profile.

Is it embarrassing that I tried logging in with account info from another website? Yes

Is it sad that I haven't tried to quit in so long I forgot what website I used the first time? Yes

Does it go against the philosophy of any support-based group that I caved and bailed on my quit brothers? Of course.

Was my posting under a different handle done maliciously? No

Was I trying to hide my identity and sneak back in so no one would notice? Obviously not, or I wouldn't have mentioned my first attempt at all.

I sincerely apologize for this MISTAKE. If you read my original post and see it as nothing more than what was supposed to be a re-introduction by myself, you'll see there is actually some very open and honest self-realizations mixed in there.

If you wanna jump my ass because I'm quitting tomorrow instead of today, or because I failed my last quit and bailed on quitsmokeless.org, so be it. The fact that, apparently, some people in here have never made a stupid mistake or bad decision will make fighting this battle that much harder for me - because I've made alot of them. But so be it. And if I have to go through the next 100 days being called a pussy by people on this website, so be it.

I'm still gonna do it. Not because my wife wants me to, or because my two boys want me to. Because I want to, for them.

Thanks for all the responses, I'll make sure never to greet anyone this way in the future. See everyone in roll call tomorrow, my Day 1.

We'll see. Anybody want to make a bet on this?
long odds seth...he's already set up an out...we are mean to suggest he actually just quits and tosses the crap rather than use the last $5 can...doubt we'll see a day one anytime soon in this case...prove us wrong script
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Re: Tomorrow
« Reply #11 on: September 23, 2010, 06:22:00 PM »
Glad you want to quit.

But the boys are right. There is nothing about tomorrow that will make this any easier. The only reason you have a bunch of guys urging you to flush your shit and post that Day 1 today, is because we give a damn, and we want to see you quit. And we've been around long enough to recognize the rationalizations of the "addict mentality".

Before I had found this web site, I had "scheduled" many "quit dates" over the course of my 17 or so years of dipping. Do this right here, right now. Prove us all wrong. The money's not on you right now. Most of these fellas don't think you'll post a Day 1 tomorrow. I am skeptical myself. Don't romanticize your "last day". Don't give yourself a back door escape from quitting.

I poured a can and a half in the toilet and flushed at about 2:00 on a Saturday afternoon. You don't have to finish the day out. Tomorrow can be Day 2.

I would wish you luck, but we don't believe in luck around here. Luck isn't what gets this done. You say you've been reading.....you should have an idea of what it takes. There is no trying, there is no hoping, there is no riding the fence. There is no tomorrow. Do this today. You will not regret it. Look around you. You'll have all the support you need.
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Re: Tomorrow
« Reply #10 on: September 23, 2010, 05:53:00 PM »
Quote from: Script
What a truly wonderful reception to the website! Jesus Christ...

Once I read Syndrome's response to my post, I explained myself in a message I sent to him only. But since everyone who chooses to comment on this is absolutely drilling me, I'll now explain myself to everyone and beg forgiveness...

My first quit (the failed quit I regrettably mentioned in my original post) was through quitsmokeless.org. Since I caved and haven't been back for support (or to support, I recognize that), I honestly thought killthecan.org was the same website I was originally signed on to. When I tried loggging onto KTC, my account info from QS wouldn't work (now it's obvious why). I assumed it had been so long since I had checked in that my account was deleted, so I set-up a new profile.

Is it embarrassing that I tried logging in with account info from another website? Yes

Is it sad that I haven't tried to quit in so long I forgot what website I used the first time? Yes

Does it go against the philosophy of any support-based group that I caved and bailed on my quit brothers? Of course.

Was my posting under a different handle done maliciously? No

Was I trying to hide my identity and sneak back in so no one would notice? Obviously not, or I wouldn't have mentioned my first attempt at all.

I sincerely apologize for this MISTAKE. If you read my original post and see it as nothing more than what was supposed to be a re-introduction by myself, you'll see there is actually some very open and honest self-realizations mixed in there.

If you wanna jump my ass because I'm quitting tomorrow instead of today, or because I failed my last quit and bailed on quitsmokeless.org, so be it. The fact that, apparently, some people in here have never made a stupid mistake or bad decision will make fighting this battle that much harder for me - because I've made alot of them. But so be it. And if I have to go through the next 100 days being called a pussy by people on this website, so be it.

I'm still gonna do it. Not because my wife wants me to, or because my two boys want me to. Because I want to, for them.

Thanks for all the responses, I'll make sure never to greet anyone this way in the future. See everyone in roll call tomorrow, my Day 1.

We'll see. Anybody want to make a bet on this?
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Re: Tomorrow
« Reply #9 on: September 23, 2010, 05:37:00 PM »
Quote from: Script
What a truly wonderful reception to the website! Jesus Christ...

Once I read Syndrome's response to my post, I explained myself in a message I sent to him only. But since everyone who chooses to comment on this is absolutely drilling me, I'll now explain myself to everyone and beg forgiveness...

My first quit (the failed quit I regrettably mentioned in my original post) was through quitsmokeless.org. Since I caved and haven't been back for support (or to support, I recognize that), I honestly thought killthecan.org was the same website I was originally signed on to. When I tried loggging onto KTC, my account info from QS wouldn't work (now it's obvious why). I assumed it had been so long since I had checked in that my account was deleted, so I set-up a new profile.

Is it embarrassing that I tried logging in with account info from another website? Yes

Is it sad that I haven't tried to quit in so long I forgot what website I used the first time? Yes

Does it go against the philosophy of any support-based group that I caved and bailed on my quit brothers? Of course.

Was my posting under a different handle done maliciously? No

Was I trying to hide my identity and sneak back in so no one would notice? Obviously not, or I wouldn't have mentioned my first attempt at all.

I sincerely apologize for this MISTAKE. If you read my original post and see it as nothing more than what was supposed to be a re-introduction by myself, you'll see there is actually some very open and honest self-realizations mixed in there.

If you wanna jump my ass because I'm quitting tomorrow instead of today, or because I failed my last quit and bailed on quitsmokeless.org, so be it. The fact that, apparently, some people in here have never made a stupid mistake or bad decision will make fighting this battle that much harder for me - because I've made alot of them. But so be it. And if I have to go through the next 100 days being called a pussy by people on this website, so be it.

I'm still gonna do it. Not because my wife wants me to, or because my two boys want me to. Because I want to, for them.

Thanks for all the responses, I'll make sure never to greet anyone this way in the future. See everyone in roll call tomorrow, my Day 1.
sorry for jumping down your throat but you made it sound like you tried through this website before. good luck in january

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Re: Tomorrow
« Reply #8 on: September 23, 2010, 05:15:00 PM »
Deep breath bro....we've had ton of people try to crawl back in here under another username. Like I said accountibility is key, the only thing you really have here is your word that you are quit for the day. There aren't many rules here, that just happens to be one of them. With the information you provided, it was a short leap. No harm no foul, welcome.

So, since you brought it up and since you have prepared yourself this time....can you explain to me why tomorrow will be easier than right now?

Its only a few hours.......why not toss that stash tonight and sleep on it?

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Re: Tomorrow
« Reply #7 on: September 23, 2010, 04:58:00 PM »
What a truly wonderful reception to the website! Jesus Christ...

Once I read Syndrome's response to my post, I explained myself in a message I sent to him only. But since everyone who chooses to comment on this is absolutely drilling me, I'll now explain myself to everyone and beg forgiveness...

My first quit (the failed quit I regrettably mentioned in my original post) was through quitsmokeless.org. Since I caved and haven't been back for support (or to support, I recognize that), I honestly thought killthecan.org was the same website I was originally signed on to. When I tried loggging onto KTC, my account info from QS wouldn't work (now it's obvious why). I assumed it had been so long since I had checked in that my account was deleted, so I set-up a new profile.

Is it embarrassing that I tried logging in with account info from another website? Yes

Is it sad that I haven't tried to quit in so long I forgot what website I used the first time? Yes

Does it go against the philosophy of any support-based group that I caved and bailed on my quit brothers? Of course.

Was my posting under a different handle done maliciously? No

Was I trying to hide my identity and sneak back in so no one would notice? Obviously not, or I wouldn't have mentioned my first attempt at all.

I sincerely apologize for this MISTAKE. If you read my original post and see it as nothing more than what was supposed to be a re-introduction by myself, you'll see there is actually some very open and honest self-realizations mixed in there.

If you wanna jump my ass because I'm quitting tomorrow instead of today, or because I failed my last quit and bailed on quitsmokeless.org, so be it. The fact that, apparently, some people in here have never made a stupid mistake or bad decision will make fighting this battle that much harder for me - because I've made alot of them. But so be it. And if I have to go through the next 100 days being called a pussy by people on this website, so be it.

I'm still gonna do it. Not because my wife wants me to, or because my two boys want me to. Because I want to, for them.

Thanks for all the responses, I'll make sure never to greet anyone this way in the future. See everyone in roll call tomorrow, my Day 1.

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Re: Tomorrow
« Reply #6 on: September 23, 2010, 03:57:00 PM »
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I'm scared, excited, scared, anxious, scared, fidgety, and scared... Tomorrow, I will be one of the first (of hopefully many) to join the January 2011 quit group.

It will be my second quit attempt through this website, the first lasting 59 days. I'm a can/day Skoal pouches fiend.

I have spent alot of time reading the articles and HOF speeches on here the past few weeks, something I didn't do the first quit. I believe I now have the knowledge needed to kick this addiction for good. I caved on my first quit when I smoked a cigarette, just looking for a "tiny" fix during a mentally excrucating crave. My rationale was that cigarettes were never a problem for me in the past so I wouldn't come running back to dip if I had one cigarette. Wrong... Way fucking wrong... After that cigarette, I had a dip in my mouth in less than two hours.

This time, I have taken the time to use and research all the tools this website makes available. I now know that there is no difference between a recovering alcoholic and a recovering nicotine addict. Alcoholics can never have another drink, and I can never EVER have another milligam of nic in my body. Even "once in a while" cigars are no longer an option... Or I will be right back to a can a day.

Anyway, my name is Script, and tomorrow is Day 1 of my final quit.
if this is your second attempt through this website then why havn't you made more posts. quit being such a fuckin pussy spit the shit out now and use the name that you used in your first try

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Re: Tomorrow
« Reply #5 on: September 23, 2010, 01:46:00 PM »
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Quote from: Script
I'm scared, excited, scared, anxious, scared, fidgety, and scared... Tomorrow, I will be one of the first (of hopefully many) to join the January 2011 quit group.

It will be my second quit attempt through this website, the first lasting 59 days. I'm a can/day Skoal pouches fiend.

I have spent alot of time reading the articles and HOF speeches on here the past few weeks, something I didn't do the first quit. I believe I now have the knowledge needed to kick this addiction for good. I caved on my first quit when I smoked a cigarette, just looking for a "tiny" fix during a mentally excrucating crave. My rationale was that cigarettes were never a problem for me in the past so I wouldn't come running back to dip if I had one cigarette. Wrong... Way fucking wrong... After that cigarette, I had a dip in my mouth in less than two hours.

This time, I have taken the time to use and research all the tools this website makes available. I now know that there is no difference between a recovering alcoholic and a recovering nicotine addict. Alcoholics can never have another drink, and I can never EVER have another milligam of nic in my body. Even "once in a while" cigars are no longer an option... Or I will be right back to a can a day.

Anyway, my name is Script, and tomorrow is Day 1 of my final quit.
normly i'm on the tomorow is for shit wagon but look at what i bolded. what the fuck kind of pussy caver are you that you gotta come in here with a new handel, witch i mite add is aginst the gidelines? you aint even man anuff to post under your sorry ass caver id? fuck that. you wanna act like a man then act like a man other wise your wastin my time. bull shit pussy caver.
I missed that completly...I read it as this is my second attempt quitting. I'd sugest you check out boardrules and then stop being such a little pussy.
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