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Often left dangling

Wayward elves are reciting yarns bores

Yay for you, Katgirl!

Congratulations on your five year quit, Rozuki, and it sounds as if that is one of a many positive changes you've made during the last five years. Enjoy your smoke free life and all the new scenery!

Welcome, Oslo, and great job realizing that it's time to quit smoking and taking the initiative to find this forum. It only gets harder to quit as the days, weeks, months and years of smoking add up, so today would be a great day to set them aside and start on your smoke free future. You've already realized that smoking is only taking away from your life (worse health, less money, and strained relationships) and is giving nothing back in return except for the cravings for the next cigarette (and the next and the next and the next...it never ends until you break the cycle). We're very glad you found us and will be here to cheer you on all the way.

eagerly awaited dalliance

Drunken alligators impersonated lizards yesterday croak

fabulous fluffy yaks

Aced it! Congrats!! !

Congrats on the great eight, Steven!

Most older narwhals kept singing sword

Exuberant aardvarks danced

Blue leprechauns emerged!?

Well, good job getting right back at it and soon we'll be celebrating the first month down of your final quit. You can do this, nicfree!

Your elephant left

Opening Pandora's envelope

guppies like swimming

Told you so

Cheaters still grifting

Luckily, all people shower eventually soaps

feeding the ducks

Congratulations, KELS! While everyone trudges through this quitting stuff at their own pace, with four months down most of the hardest days are behind you and some lovely smoke-free spring days are just around the corner.

It's not true

bitters add flavors

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