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G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min Hour Day as required

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Omfg....you liking a comment in the COSA bought me here....ahh the memories.

3- Don't worry Doreen still no need to smoke

Ahh, I was looking for one thread and found this. Such fun memories....

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Talked for a little while with a guy who started out as a professional acquaintance but has become a friend. He is a mechanic and shop owner. We send any company trucks that need repaired to him. He's a good mechanic and a great guy. He's also a smoker, a heavy smoker. Every time he would take a drag off of his cigarette, he would cough and clear his throat. Then he had a terrible coughing fit that went on for a while. He was out of breath. His face turned red. His eyes watered-up from coughing so hard. I have noticed a change in his demeanor lately. He seems tired all the time. He doesn't laugh as much as he used to and when he does laugh it sets off a coughing spell. The cigarettes are beginning to take a toll on him. He has asked me about quitting before and I was more than happy to tell him about my experience. Unfortunately, it never really took with him. His "quits" would start in the morning and be over before noon. It's a damn shame. He could quit right now, but I seriously doubt he ever will. He is beginning to feel the heavy burden of smoking and that load only gets heavier going forward. I quit four years-ago. Smoking is a distant memory and I am a bit complacent about my quit most days. However, today was a reminder of how grateful I am to have quit smoking.

G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min Hour Day as required

Hey activeonly and welcome to the forum! Congrats on your quit! How are you doing now? The first week is the hardest. It's a bit of a shock to the system to quit, not only physically but mentally as well. You have your habits with cigarettes and it can feel daunting to think you would ever enjoy those things without smoking. I remember feeling anxious at the thought of waiting for the bus without smoking! Turns out it was totally, fine, I had just made those situations bigger in my head than they were and associated smoking with them more than I needed to. I remember that all of the situations I dreaded in advance were actually absolutely fine in reality without cigarettes. I had put smoking on some sort of a pedestal before. Hang in there and I promise it will get easier

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3- shred and put in coleslaw

2. Give it to a bunny.... you know if you happen to know one......

Priceless !!!!..... We have had so fun along the way .....I've pee,d my pants on a few occasions.... A great find Jillar in the back of the cupboard....

Do I seem like I would bother asking for any other reason?

I've been known to ask stupid random questions for my own entertainment, how about you?

If its something funny I can ask, why not?

8. Put a ball on one end and get married

Turds smell bad

Do think she will get the rules of that game?

How about if we just guide her to the ask a stupid question game?

3- use to propel bike when pedaling ( Our esteemed governor has said that all restaurant have to be closed and empty by 10pm now)

Has smelly burps

I was still working as a raft guide on the Ocoee and Nantahala Rivers when that movie came out. All of us in the business agreed that we needed a Hollywood movie that depicted whitewater trips in a better light. We had "Deliverance" and "The River Wild." Not only did I never have a client get seriously injured during my guiding days there were also no kidnappings. I also never observed anyone with a "pretty mouth" being forced to "squeal like a pig." Didn't happen on my watch and what folks did once they left the outpost was none of my business.

Making sock snowmen lol

I hear you @reciprocity, we have tons of reality shows here too. And it's not that people WANT to watch them its that there's absolutely nothing else on if you don't want to watch reruns! grrrrr

The "regular" TV cable service we have at home is bull sh*t!!!! Nothing but bachelor, bachelorette, and all sorts of other garbage "reality" shows. I've never seen anything further from reality actually! The only way I can watch a movie is netflix, dvd or pay per view. I don't even get decent news channels. I have to figure out what's going on from the internet. The wife says the news is too depressing. She doesn't wanna know. OK, got it. You'd rather watch some tart whoring around with multiple guys then? Lovely!

Welcome to the quit train activeonly! You'll find a lot of support and information here that will help you on your quit journey. Everyone here is a nicotine addict, like yourself. We know what it's like to quit so it's good that you plan to hang out often. You'll feel right at home in no time. We love a quitter around here

Thank you everyone ! Great to read each and every one of you beautiful nicotine free creatures. I celebrate EVERY DAY that I am nicotine free. To see 2,555 days of power accumulate is astounding to me. To all 'eyes' and newbies, Please understand that I am not a special snowflake or unique in my desire for freedom from nicotine. Everyone here has this desire and builds on their power to manifest their freedom from nicotine addiction. Nothing in my life has been as empowering as this freedom and I continue to honor and nurture it. Last year, I wrote a 'Simple Guide To Freedom', I will put in in my blog so that perhaps more will read and take heed. Quitting smoking/nicotine is not that hard in the big picture and the benefits completely outweigh temporary discomforts. Trust in yourself, commit to NOPE... and LIVE to enjoy your freedom. S

Wonders why Mac keeps romancing the number... the sticks need me... just one more slappin.... I'm not ready yet... oh poor Mac.. it must be so hard to know you have a problem and be so addicted to the number and the slap that you can't just say NONE not even for 48 hours. We have cars too... see...

Very tempting but there's nobody taking care of the sticks. I have to hold the fort.

Anyone can quit, but my brother Jim never found his way. So, we said goodbye to him 9 years ago. He has missed his beautiful granddaughters growing up..the little one in his arms is 16, now...