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Yreka - Calif. USA

Ha, ha, ha .... you Chicklettes fell just short of a win!!

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^^^ Scary on so many levels!

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It's these small things that often make the biggest impact on us as we transition through the seasons of the first year of our quit. Enjoy to the max M5

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We will not amass any serious defense of your takeover here in Canada providing, you keep those fricken giant, man-eating spiders down there in Queensland. Don't you dare send them here or we'll be forced to retaliate with this ............ No way they're surviving that!!

-17 Geez! What happened? It was a cake-walk for the sticks the other day

Nope!

Next time .... here's what you need to do to get rid of that pesky bugger once and for all!

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Hey congrats Armed! 5 years smoke free is an awesome accomplishment and should be celebrated so I hope you do just that!

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So, you've got spiders that will kill a frickin rat for food? Geez-Louise!!

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Oh WOW Sazerac - 5 Years Smoke Free!! What a huge accomplishment You must be very proud and it show in the way you make every effort to help others following in your footsteps. Keep up the great work Be sure to celebrate this significant occasion too - a little cake perhaps?

That does sound strange, in that you say you got a good sleep and all. I do remember feeling very tired every day in the early days of my quit but I always assumed it was because mentally I was fighting the early quit symptoms so hard each day that it just wore me out. That and I just wanted to be asleep as often as possible because it made the craving for a smoke go away for awhile As with all quit symptoms, I'm sure this too will pass but yes, it's annoying when you need to get stuff done, go to work etc. and you're dog-tired ?

Nope! Impress friends & family with your quit flatulence

You and my daughter would get along just fine then. She sees the tiniest little spider and she's catatonic (after the screaming stops!)

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