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MarylandQuitter

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  1. Good question! The first reason why I chose train is because of training. Training our minds and ourselves for a new life of freedom. The second reason for train is because a large locomotive is unstoppable. Get on the wagon, get on the train. A friend of mine and previous roommate was in the 2012 Olympics in London. He uses Train after his name for his logos, shirts etc. So, picking the name Quit Train™ has some personal relevance to me because he's truly was and continues to be an inspiring person in my life. From yesterday's win in Tokyo.
  2. STINK BUGS!!!
  3. Tiffany, You felt very uneasy and had a very strong crave to smoke a cigarette and posted an SOS. Perfect! I hope you waited until that feeling passed because they always do. It's morning now so I'll wait until you updated us before I respond.
  4. A very happy Mother's Day to all the Mom's, stepmoms and S/O's who are taking care of the little people. :)
  5. SOS

    MarylandQuitter replied to Evelyn's topic in The S.O.S. Board
    Let us know how you are. You better not have ruined that week you worked so hard for.
  6. Awesome! I saw them in concert in Cleveland. I like Mike Ness' solo stuff as well. "Dope Fiend Blues" is freaking awesome. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyBkrbsMUFI
  7. Being from the Netherlands, is it safe to assume that you ice skate?
  8. I have considered one of those. How long have you had yours and does it really take under 10 minutes until you're ready to cook?
  9. This is a reason to celebrate!!! One under your belt, Evelyn!!! The socializing board was making me laugh tonight but she puts a smile on my face. :)
  10. Do you know what a chocolate covered peanut butter buckeye is and if so, ever eaten one?
  11. No, the odds are she was the only one. All it took was one phone call and one pissed off granny to have the little disclaimer added.
  12. I'll answer this for her since I'll tell the truth. No. It wasn't like that at all. She took it upon herself to call. The number wasn't in the back of the book like she claims. She Googled it and got the wrong A. Carr and got the grandmother. The new US version of the book says to please not contact the author or contributors of the book and instead reach one of their clinics.
  13. Did it hurt when you fell from heaven? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gw-Amu4IGW4
  14. When she first told of this story she was serious like it was normal or something. I told her I would have taken that little nugget to the grave. lol
  15. What about my :heart: ?
  16. Have you lifted anything/ wait. Have you stoled anything in the last 2 years?
  17. I left the house specifically to buy smokes. After I bought them I couldn't get the wrapper off quick enough. Then I stuck one in my lips and time seemed to come to a crawl. I looked in my rear view and saw myself and thought how stupid I looked. I thought about my quit, my quit buddies and knew I was making mistake. But I also thought that I enjoyed smoking. Once I lit it, everything Allen Carr said I realized was true for me. I didn't get any enjoyment from any single puff that I took from that pack. I was analyzing, waiting for that joyous reunion with my old friend, but he stood me up. When I smoked my last cigarette I was at work. My initial thought when I put out my last cigarette was I didn't really know if it would really be my last. It wasn't until I sat and reflected on those cigarettes and realized that not only did I don't enjoy them like I previously thought (or erroneously thought I had), I was still left with the same mess that I thought smoking would help me cope with. It did nothing to help my situation and I was left with the consequence of blowing a 9 month quit and becoming very close to a full blown addiction again.
  18. What did exactly did you tell him? lol
  19. Lifted? What is this a 1972? You stole those ear rings and I'm not buying it was in the 2nd grade either. What second grader thinks about ear rings and just has to have them to point that they commit larceny to get them? I always pegged you for a pickpocket.
  20. If my name was Jack and I was on a roof and the ladder fell...
  21. Have you ever shoplifted?
  22. Isn't it true that you asked the woman in London if you could please speak to Mr. Carr and she told you that her grandson did not live there? I have been cursed at in probably every language there is except for Latin. I take that back. My Dr. said something to me once that I didn't understand.
  23. I would take a sip to be polite and never pick it back up.
  24. These questions are bananas. Why ask what I already toled you?
  25. Yes, of course. Got into a heated argument with a guy at work over it. He said his wife knew more about vacuums than I did and I flat our told him that her little Hoover or whatever it was he was bragging about, was not cleaning their carpets very well. True story. lol

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