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If you can learn to say; "Holy F*** It's cold!!!" You can move to Canada!

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7 I'm going with your score Nancy

Can you bring Aussie weather to Canada In Feb,? I'd vote for you if the answer is YES!!

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7 there's the troops

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Probably hasn't bathed in the past week. It's that easy to smell like something died inside you ? Everything is frozen where I am so the stink of poor hygiene isn't often an issue until maybe June or July ?

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Thanks for the update Rory! It's great to hear about how rock solid that quit has become after 1 year off the smokes. It's even better that you can share that with others who are early in their quits or just thinking about quitting. It's too bad you had to endure the conditions you did in the clubs or bars you played at but good to know you now look at those situations in a completely different light than what you used to

The whole damn process! And, it was a daily process. Each and every day, 365 days a year. Getting dressed 1st thing each morning and getting outside to have that precious 1st smoke of the day. That 1st smoke was like my anti-nope. It was a confirmation to myself that I was still a happy and compliant nicotine addict.That 1st one started the whole daily process all over again each day. I no longer plan each day's activities around making sure there's a time and place to smoke. I no longer try to limit or avoid life's activities where I can't smoke for a long period of time. There's so many more things that I used to think about that don't even cross my mind any longer. So nice to be in charge of my life again instead of enslaved by an addiction. Of course, we don't see it that way as smokers - true junkie thinking!

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