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  1. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required.
  2. This thread is the most important thread in my eyes. That promise you make to yourself that you will not smoke today.... priceless
  3. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required.
  4. If it's your background Profile photo @QuittingGirl you're talking about, what I do is I pick one that is suitable for an extreme landscape format & I size it prior to using it doing that in "paint". Then I place the photo in my profile background and move the image around in an effort to capture the subject matter I want to show. Because it's a extreme landscape formate you can never fit the entire subject matter of your photo in there. I've attached mine below. There's lots more image in the photo I chose but most of the important images are lined up for an extreme landscape viewing format. The key is picking the right photo. One that has interesting subject matter in a narrow band across the photo.
  5. Gday These types will of adds set up a world that says “smoking is bad…..” Then comes that personal thing in your own life that pushes you over that line. Me it was pneumonia. Then it became. “Smoking was bad…. For Me!
  6. Thanks Jill 🙂
  7. It's not possible to do that but you can position it so that when you click on the cover photo it expands and shows more of the pic.
  8. abbynormal Quit Date: 1/1/2019 Posted December 5, 2019 The Smoker's Vow by Joel Spitzer To be said just before taking your first puff after having quit for any appreciable period of time. With this puff I enslave myself to a lifetime of addiction. While I can't promise to always love you, I do promise to obey every craving and support my addiction to you no matter how expensive you become. I will let no husband or wife, no family member or friend, no doctor or any other health professional, no employer or government policy, no burns or no stench, no cough or raspy voice, no cancer or emphysema, no heart attack or stroke, no threat of loss of life or limbs, come between us. I will smoke you forever from this day forth, for better or worse, whether richer or poorer, in sickness and in health, till death do us part! "You may now light the cigarette." "I now pronounce you a full-fledged smoker." https://whyquit.com/joel/Joel_04_11_Smokers_Vow.html Link to original post: https://www.quittrain.com/topic/13316-the-smokers-vow/
  9. HMMM, I think NOPE!!
  10. Nope! Never on Canada Day (July 1st).
  11. Thank you, Gus. I wish you peace and comfort in your loss. C99
  12. Apologies to Christian 99 for pressing the wrong button on your post.. Its hard to lose a loved one to a smoking related illness ..I watch my hubby die slowly from Emphysema …very sad …
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