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We had those! The REAL ones too, not the sissy ones that came after!

Did you not see the question mark?

Singing in rain

1. Hold loose papers together

Congratulations on 6 months Mac, you are such a huge supporter here I hope you take today just for yourself.

10?

Doesn't everything start at the beginning?

If you're ready, why not?

7. Put it on your wrist and snap it to break a bad habit

You could hope for a yes or no question and then you're chances would be 50/50 right?

5. Make a slingshot with them

Wouldn't it be better to save your guess for something you didn't know the answer to?

3. Save them up to make a rubber band ball Fun fact: I had one the size of a softball

Hot as hell

Shiver me tinder

All I ever wanted

Or maybe you just give up too easy? Only you know the answer to that. I have health issues too Linda and quitting has helped so much, it'll help you too. Don't give up on yourself. You're not the first one who's had to have multiple attempts so just pick yourself up and dust yourself off. I know you want to quit because you're here everyday

When you are truly ready @Linda you'll do everything you can to protect those hard fought days be it posting an SOS or using an air cigarette like I did, this I promise you....

Don't over think it Amyen, most of us find it wasn't as difficult as the work up to it! You'll be fine and you've now got support from quitters all over the world damn near anytime you need it.

1. Put your hair in a pony tail

If you knew the answer would it be a guess?

Wouldn't just a regular guess had of sufficed?

Welcome aboard our train full of quitters Chris and good on you for taking back your freedom The very first step to stopping is to quit putting a cigarette in your mouth and lighting it. It really is that simple. Most of us, if not all, at some point thought we really loved to smoke but as you go along with your quit you'll see all the great benefits in NOT having to go smoke and it really is life changing. You will love your new life, trust me. We have a great group here as well as a ton of good reading and a whole video section about our addiction so check out some of those too. You can do it Chris so believe in yourself

I felt that way too BEFORE I quit. I even went so far as saying that smoking was my legacy because I grew up surrounded by smokers but the truth is that we hold all the power. All we really need is self discipline and for me my support board. Once I joined a forum of people who had or were successfully quitting I knew that I was in good company. No one knows better than we do what we go through when quitting. The journey is different for everyone but there's always someone amongst all of us who can relate to whatever you're going through at the moment