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  1. jillar

    Shall We Rhyme?

    Wired some money
  2. A young lady by the name of Autumn first posted this one at qsmb and it just stuck with me for how bizarre it is lol.. I hope Autumn, wherever she is, is doing good and still smoke free......
  3. Hey @Layla, since you already got your patches why wait? No use giving yourself time to change your mind right? Because as all of us addicts know we take any excuse we can get! I know I did that for years, each New Year resolution mainly, and smoked like a train leading up to "the day" only to quit for all of however many hours between going to bed and getting dressed the next morning to go get a pack. My successful quit came when I just made up my mind that day that I was done. No fanfare, no anticipation. I just quit. Unfortunately for me it wasn't in time to avoid serious health issues. Don't let that be you..... Oh and PLEASE don't smoke with a patch on, it's VERY dangerous
  4. Do your chips have wheels and towable?
  5. Might evict dickhead
  6. jillar

    Shall We Rhyme?

    Screams of terror
  7. Don't forget what side your bread is buttered on Fun fact: this was an actual phrase a client said to me which made me give her back her house key and quit. It was July 4th, independence day in more ways than one!
  8. @catlover and I got a possible lead on a @Joe7 sighting and are headed there now......
  9. jillar

    Shall We Rhyme?

    Squashing those thoughts
  10. New Omega watch
  11. In the beginning of my quit I got the clue about pretending to hold an actual cigarette and then going through the motions of "smoking" it. I used an invisible one but some people use cut straws, pens, even biting off both ends of a licorice whip and pretending thats a cig. I went through the actual motions drawing in deep drags of beautiful clean air. The best cig I ever had It really did work great for me and others even if I did look stupid smoking an invisible cigarette. I probably used it for the first six months of my quit whenever a bad crave happened. You can also try doing things you never smoked at while doing. I never smoked in my car so sometimes just a quick drive around the block or to the post office was all I needed to make the crave go away
  12. Welcome aboard Layla we're glad you joined. Quitting smoking is the best gift you can give yourself. I'm sorry about your PTSD, we have quite a few successful quitters who have struggled with mental issues and they have found that quitting has actually helped them, hopefully you'll find the same. At any rate cutting down never works, trust me! What you CAN start doing now is to quit smoking in the areas you're used to smoking in. This helps disassociate these areas with smoking so that after you quit you don't get gnarly craves by going into these areas. It worked great for me
  13. @Linda, Some days just won't make a difference early on but between all of us there are a lot of great ideas to get past those days. did you try the air cigarette with your licorice sticks or a cut straw or my invisible JAC? Have you tried distracting your brain from the constant thoughts by maybe checking out our social section, playing games? Looking at the cute cat, dog, bunny, goat and pig threads?
  14. Pretty much if it's towable its a trailer otherwise it's a mobile home, right mac?
  15. How can you be wrong since you did say it?
  16. If I did disagree wouldn't that make you a liar?
  17. Who said you were right?
  18. The fortune cookie fortune teller does How can I tell the difference between night and evening?
  19. jillar

    Shall We Rhyme?

    Jousted last knight
  20. You're grasping a little aren't you?
  21. jillar

    Shall We Rhyme?

    Trip out dude
  22. Why would you push a trailer?
  23. Like covered wagons?
  24. It's extremely rare but taking too many flinestone vitamins can cause excessive use of the words yabba dabba doo Is there a time limit on fortune cookie predictions?
  25. jillar

    Shall We Rhyme?

    Kitty litter stinks

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