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robf

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  1. I see a lot of threads like this and the question I always have is "Where did you get the cigarette from?" See, I have arguments and (even now) feel like a smoke afterwards, but for me to achieve that I would have to go out, walk / cycle / drive to a shop, buy cigarettes, matches / lighter, and then put the thing in my mouth and smoke it... By the time I'd even have got out of the door the realisation of what I was doing would have hit me and smoking simply wouldn't have happened. I've said it before, I'll say it again, remove ALL smoking paraphernalia from your life, it's just silly not to. ... Oh and... gee up, it's ok, quit again, don't worry, get back on the horse, it's just a stumble, we all make mistakes yada yada yada.
  2. Turning out nice.
  3. robf replied to Jenny's topic in Socializing
    How old are you? 40 Are you married? Not any more What do you do for work? Computer programmer. Do you have kids? If yes, how many? One What is your favorite book? Probably Hitchhikers guide to the Galaxy. What is your favorite movie? Bladerunner How easy is it to ride a bike in Norwich ( re. traffic)? Here's me cycling through the traffic about a year ago https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PaZ9ULniuA
  4. There was a really long queue for sandwiches this morning. FML
  5. robf replied to Nicole Diver's topic in Socializing
    I wish my girlfriend didn't worry about her appearance (all the bloody time!), she's beautiful and has an incredible arse. She need not worry.
  6. robf replied to robf's topic in Off The Record
    The thing is. Even if it is a choice. Who cares!? What difference does it make?! I really find it hard to imagine how pathetic someones life must be when they're worrying about who other people find attractive and fall in love with. Unless they're hurting someone its unimportant.
  7. I had an argument today who started going on about "gay not being natural and we should stamp it out"... What a dick. Seriously. People who think like this should just kill themselves. Its pathetic. Worry about something important. Grr etc
  8. I'm old and taken! Just saying what I see!
  9. 2 Weeks is excellent, unfortunately week 3 is also going to be tough, week 4 however, I found things to be returning to normal. Be well. As a footnote: I don't know what your ex did for you to break up but you appear (judging by posts and avatars) to be smart, fun and attractive, so he was clearly a dick. Just sayin.
  10. Nice, next milestone 400 days.
  11. I quit on a whim, it was my 39th Birthday and thought, I'm done with this, I want to have not smoked for a year for my 40th birthday. I gave myself that present!
  12. Well if you live cycling distance to work then I'd choose that. I got on my bike for my quit and haven't looked back since. Although I'm still a little more covered than I'd like to be I don't think I'm looking too bad for a 40 year old! And I've got legs and backside of steel! Extremely happy from the waist down! Just wish my upper body was better!
  13. I'm 'lucky' in that I can have 'just one'. Well... I say that... But the 'just one' has lead to full blown smoking again. The reason why it developed into full blown smoking was ignorance and being young and bulletproof. Previous quits I've not smoked for months (gone through the whole withdrawal), had one or two, continued to be quit for months (that was fine!), had one or two, continued to be quit for a couple of weeks, had one or two (no problems!), quit for a week, had one or two (well, it's the weekend isn't it!), quit for a couple of days, had one or two (just fancy one OK), quit for a day, had one or two (it was a bad day), quit for a few hours (REALLY bad day), had one or two... and so on! Oh look, I'm a smoker again! This demonstrates that I can have a smoke and then not smoke for months, so if I can do that I can have one and not smoke for years... but... we are what we are! Which is why with this quit I've taken it a lot more seriously, read up on what it does to you, what the outcomes are and what to expect... I think like so many things, education is by far the best tool.
  14. Although I appreciate the sentiment I passed my driving exam first time, does that mean it wasn't a real pass? Should I have failed first? If you relapse I don't think you should be tied to a pole and shot (request a last cigarette?!). I've always been an advocate of getting back on the horse and carrying on, if you've only smoked one or two cigarettes it's unlikely you've re-established your addition (depending on how long you've been quit for). Smoking fewer cigarettes is better than smoking lots. So if it takes you a bunch of times to actually get to zero cigarettes then so be it, even if for the next 6 months you smoke a packet on a Friday night every week. You'll realise from what people say on here and from your own experience that actually it's better to not do that, and it's easier not to. I'm rambling... I'm going to shut up now.
  15. What they said... basically it's pooey and it gets better... but you have to deal with the poo for a while.... It sucks... Sorry.
  16. Would you prefer it stay in your lungs or belly?! I think there's something quite poetic about it being crapped out of ones arsehole! Seems appropriate to me!
  17. It's likely due to the gunk working it's way out of your lungs and dripping down your throat... going down to your tummy before getting pooed out!
  18. Currently no guests... You've scared them all off! Seriously though... guests... lurk, read, learn, join, quit... Or LRLJQ for short, which is far more catchy. lurk observe learn join quit... LOLJQ Read Observe Frequent Lurk.. ROFL... I dunno... I'm sure there's one in there somewhere!
  19. That's pretty much my strategy... you're the boss... not the smokes.
  20. Of course! Yeah, did lost boys, I think that might have been a bit 80s for her, she found it more quaint than anything I think! Probably going to be a similar story with Near Dark too... Although if you take the cast of Near Dark and use the Directors Husband, you do end up with Aliens, which surely is a good movie to subject a 13 year old girl to?!
  21. robf replied to Sarah's topic in Socializing
    I think you should maybe take a bit of personal time and calm down a little!
  22. I have some niece who is just 13... Just maybe give it a year until I can start feeding her decent movies, she's obsessed with bloody twilight and tripe like that... So when I can show her blade and some proper vampire movies I think the world will be a better place. I thought she'd do OK with Pans Labyrinth and Hellboy (perfect for a 13 year old I say!) and she loves them both now. BladeRunner (the most awesome movie ever) I think might be a bit out of her reach, give it a year! And Oldboy... yeah... might be a few years before she sees that!
  23. robf replied to Sarah's topic in Socializing
    I am so disappointed I missed nudity.
  24. robf replied to REZ's topic in Socializing
    Star Fruit because it's from Mars! You have been driving for the past 2 hours holding a wee, there have been no services on your journey as yet, well there was that one right at the beginning but you thought your need wasn't that great, and anyway, you can always go at the next set of services... It's got to the point where it's painful to hold it and you're regretting not using those services 2 hours ago. You see a sign saying services 40 miles, do you A ) Hold on an get to the services, or B ) Give up, pull over and just go at the side of the road?

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