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TAC

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  1. If you genuinely want to lose weight Mr. Bakon and Eggs, here is how: 1) Break a sweat every day exercising, any exercise. 2) Eat whole foods 3) Eat lean meat 4) NO PROCESSED FOODS, EVER 5) Enjoy something decadent, chocolately, sugary, really good ONCE A WEEK AT ONE MEAL. You will loose from 3 to 5 lbs a week permanently if you stick to the 5 rules.
  2. $1,500 in 4 months, that's badass

  3. Yes I did folks, I made fifteen hundred dollars on the nicotine free diet, in just four short months
  4. Four months Tuesday, yipeee

  5. Four months monday, yipee

  6. Yes, Kelly is going on a month and a half. Self pat on the back, again, again, and again. Good boy:)
  7. I'm sending all these hopless and destitute women to you Bakon so you can sort them out.
  8. Since I quit smoking I have money and a nice home and I am told that I look ten years younger. Great!! Problem is now everyone wants to borrow money, sell me stuff, and bumb cigarettes. Yes, people I have not seen in months are visiting me to borrow cigarettes. I think sometimes that I was better off when I looked poor and destitute:)
  9. Coming up on four months folks, yeeeehaaa

  10. I have pics but I forgot how to post them to this forum. I used to know the trick but it's been a few years and I forgot. Maybe the grand Pooh Baah will chime in and remind me how to post pics:)
  11. Now I can drive cross country and bug the crap out of all of you. Look out Bakon, here I come:)
  12. My landlord Kelly is still going strong, about a month now. She was motivated by some of the stuff on whyquit.com
  13. Thanks guys, this is what we are all about, but please understand, she did this on her own, I am just the one who inspired her.
  14. 91.5 days, three months and counting

    1. Sazerac

      Sazerac

      stay strong, TAC

  15. still get cigarette romance cravings from time to time. They are nothing really, just faint reminders of the dumb dumb days. My Landlord Kelly is on day 20 I think, but still not smoking.
  16. I want a Mercedes for my birthday Monday

    1. beacon

      beacon

      yeah me too :)

       

    2. Runfree

      Runfree

      I want an Infiniti Q60S Coupe Limited...as my 2nd car.

       

  17. Yes, because I pulled it off and quit, she insisted that I not upstage her LOL. She is on day ten, I sent her to whyquit.com and encouraged her to join this forum. She likes the data on whyquit and is planning to use the money she saves to visit her family in about three months. Yes, she quit because of me, I'm feeling real proud of myself right now. Patting myself on the shoulder, good boy, good boy LOL
  18. Anyone have a motor home for sale?

  19. TAC

    Out of hock

    Just window lickers LOL But seriously, I have noticed that poor people, on the street, with no money and on food stamps smoke like chimneys. They beg, bumm, borrow and steal cigarettes as well as pick up half smoked butts on the ground. How do I know this? Because I was one of them for almost two years. Frankly, I have no idea why, just that I did it and yes, it is pathetic but millions of people on the street still manage to get their hands on at least a pack a day. I'm not proud of what I did, in fact I beat myself up every day about those days, It takes strength, conviction, and bold ass determination to quit. Hence I am grateful that I could practice what I preach.
  20. Welcome back Criss, just don't bring the Zika virus with you LOL
  21. TAC

    Out of hock

    I am finally back on my feet again financially thanx to quitting smoking. Now I can use the money I'm saving to buy a newer motor home, then go on tour.
  22. Mercury is in transit on Monday

    1. Boo

      Boo

      Don't forget your solar filter.

  23. I see that my old friends are takin real good care of you. My quit was unique, very difficult, but necessary. Keep close to the train and I'm certain you will pull through just fine.

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