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6. Use as a water dish for your thirsty pet Fun Fact: I love frisbee golf. We used to play it every single day at the park where they have a 18 hole course

No, I do not is that your pick for President?

Who's your favorite?

4. Give it to your dog to play with

2. Use it as a dinner plate

Should we run as write ins?

Is it bad that I, as a Republican, find the comments of Trump hilarious?

8. Use a white one for a surrender flag

Probably not but won't it be cold that time of year too?

Because you go through it so quickly Can I reduce my carbon footprint by wearing smaller shoes?

Hi bjean, congratulations on three years quit! Sounds like you really had some challenges your first year quit and I hope you're doing better now. I know a few others who quit while keeping cigarettes around but boy I couldn't do that. I smoked every butt in my ashtray the day I quit. That's why my quit time is 10:15pm instead of 3:30pm....

I agree with reci about your son looking out for you. And think of your daughter moving as a new vacation destination.

Hey Kate sorry you're struggling but you know smoking won't change any of what's going on and will just make you feel awful for giving up that over 7 month quit! Has the crave calmed down yet? I'm here and can lend you an ear

6. Use for pet bedding

Lend a helping hand

Dirt tastes gritty

4. Wear while painting

Hi Linda, I know @Nancy successfully quit using Chantix. I also used it and quit for three weeks so figured I didn't need to buy another month and relapsed. So if you do use it stay on it for the recommended time which I believe is three months at least.

I agree, hopefully all our newbies will start posting so we can give them our first class quit train support

I'm here!

2. Cut it up for dust cloths

10. Mark your spot in a book with it An old t-shirt

Once I came to terms with the fact I needed to quit I motivated myself daily by giving myself pep talks about how so and so was able to quit and if they could so could I. I also said over and over again that all good(?!) things must come to an end and thought of all the other things I had outgrown or gotten too old to do like dirt bike riding or going to amusement parks. And the steps I took to do it was pretty much just not smoking in my usual places. It wasn't until after I quit and started googling my recovery symptoms that I found my first forum at about three weeks quit and got other great clues like my beloved JAC (jillars air cigarette)

Have someone throw a few at you and you'll find out why If I put my hair in a bun how the heck am I supposed to eat it?

8. Bedazzle them