Katgirl

Pissed at life

Salmon

I didn’t know that. I assume you are referring to Armstrong. What a disappointment THAT guy turned out to be. I was a big fan. I have an FX 3, great mid-tier bike for exercise on or off road. It seems I have taken my pent up nervous energ from quitting and focused it on physical activity.

Wow! I joined after you did, so was unaware of your story! Congratulations on your 1 month being free of this addiction. Your story points out just how strong an addiction it is. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers, regarding your significant health issues. You are still young. My hope is that you have many more years with us. And, please stick around. As well as being a place to get valuable info and help, when you’re struggling, it’s fun here. KAT

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-20 We are unstoppable! Chics prevail, AGAIN!

9. Makeshift baby gate

I have a Trek hybrid. I need to take it in and get it road worthy, since it’s been so long since I’ve ridden it.

7. Keep your drain clear

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Kabobs

Should we move on to another topic?

Wouldn’t it be safer to wear tightly whities, if you work in a place that serves hot food?

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Does Mac wear briefs, boxers, or Boxer briefs?

What do you want your underwear to tell us?

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Don’t all men who do their own laundry have grey underwear?

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Are Mac’s grey underwear really supposed to be white?

We weren’t thinking! We were allowing the multi billion dollar Tobacco Industry do our thinking for us.

@jillar, I knew my post would get a reaction. Thanks for not flaming me. I always tell it like it is. As you said, I am only 3 weeks and change into my quit, so I am prepared for feeling differently about my situation, as I rack up more weeks, months, and even years. I had a dream around smoking last night, the first I can remember. I am still a little raw, still anxious, and as @Gus is experiencing, sometimes a little depression rears it’s ugly head, as well. The good news is that I am determined to keep my quit. It is why I am sticking so close to this wonderful group.

I don’t feel more free, in any way. I never felt enslaved by my habit. I rather enjoyed smoking, and all the little rituals around it. I do feel good that I have done something proactive, in order to improve my health, or at least slow down its decline. If smoking weren’t harmful, I’d still be lighting up. Because it most decidedly is, I made the choice to no longer be free to enjoy it.

How come men don’t feel the need to separate their laundry?

Enchiladas