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  1. Will I smoke today...NOPE !!!!
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  2. I carnt wait for this !!!!
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  3. Bring it on hambone! At the sound of the bell, Porky will catch hell. There's gonna be a whole lot of shakin' and quakin' when I start breakin' Bakon.
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  4. Like this you mean whahaha...
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  5. That's a Sturgis shirt from 2006. I take old t-shirts on my trips and throw them away each day. Makes more room in bike. Do it with socks and underwear too but got to hide them or Boo will take them. Law Enforcement has Got Bosses With Long Necks. They Got Their Heads up their ass so far they look out their belly buttons.
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  7. Appropriations Committee must be doing alright considering the remodeled digs around here. Wondering if net neutrality will give sticks the faster lane.
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  8. As your campaign manager, I can fix that
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  9. You've got it now. And on another topic, yes, you can stand the withdrawals. Many of us smoked for 40 years or more, and if we can do it, you can, too! It is uncomfortable, sometimes miserable, and you will have lots of physical and emotional reactions. None of these will kill you, regardless of how it might feel for a few minutes. Drink lots of water and have frequent snacks. You can do this!
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  11. You can make it the last time that you quit! It's been two days. One more day and nicotine will be absent from your body and then it's all psychological.
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  12. Hey! When my friend is in trouble, I'm all in
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  14. Says who? Too much of a pansy to make the trek to know for sure..."too far, my butt would hurt blah blah"
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  17. So Bakon, I am guessing based on the shirt and another post you made in a thread that you are law enforcement? so let me ask about something - We know in any job, the workers never do things good enough, never fast enough. We hear, "How come it isn't perfect? Why is it taking so long?" So in police work, do the bosses do the same thing? Nothing is ever fast nor good enough?
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  18. I thought she had smoked so many she wad actually started to fart them out!
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  19. 3 those French hens just keep returning!
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  20. Thanks, i thought I was doing something wrong
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  21. Hi Latoya! Welcome to our family of quitters Please be sure to read all the "pinned" posts on the "Quit Smoking Discussion" page on the main page of this board. They are all at the top of that page with a green pin at the left of each thread. There are lots of videos as well to help you understand this addiction. Educating yourself as to how this addiction works will allow you to finally beat it. Education and a dedicated desire to live your live smoke free. Take back your freedom starting Today!! Welcome again
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  22. Happy Birthday Doreen! I want to take you out for your special day. Out back (wink, wink, nudge, nudge).
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  23. Big rod and my forward stroke has been honed over the years. I used to "power snap" everything. Now my stroke is just the right mix of force and finesse.
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  24. To my sweetheart BooBoo A sticker ...( wink )
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  26. For Doreen: I converted StewieTech into a flying machine that you can ride through the woods while enjoying some wine
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  27. You are on list but that other fella got a knuckle sandwich coming...
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  30. ^^^ Great start Jules and based on what you were smoking per day, you already have almost 1,000 cigarettes NOT smoked at just 3 weeks quit! Now, that's progress
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  31. Piggy...I bought you some nice wellies...to keep your trotters dry !!!
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  32. If I had known how simple it is to quit, and about the tremendous benefits that would wait for me as a non-smoker, I would have quit many years ago. Cristóbal
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  33. Be personally delivering to all the chicks. Lumps of coal for cheating
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  34. Arynn, it makes me really happy to see a young person like you come to their senses and dump this stupid addiction at 24. Many of us on this forum were already hooked before it was known how harmful smoking is. It seems like lately so many young people have forgotten or disregard the dangers of smoking and are puffing away thinking it’s cool (again). Good for your for putting a stop to it and got honoring your dad in that way. Keep posting and “talking” about how you’re doing. KTQ! (Keep that quit!)
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  35. Christmas at my house....
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  36. Christmas in our family...my hand made snowman...we each have one !!!!....priceless..... Whahaha......
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  37. Hi All, I have returned again to try and crack this habit. I had done so well for a few months but lost my way, Was a fool to believe one every now and again would be OK, it stated one at the weekend, then one in the evening, then one in the morning and a couple in the evening, then before I new it, was back to 2-3 packets a day. Last night I said NO. Threw away all my remaining cigarettes, and now have the determination to do this properly.
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  38. Welcome back Jules. I know NOPE seems redundant to some, but it is vital to a successful quit. The addicted mind left to its own devices will always barter, bargain, manipulate and present the addict with a million-and-one reasons why that one cigarette right now is no big issue. NOPE puts the kibosh on the incessant noise created by addiction. It's a simple plan: commit to never smoke again and be relentless and unwavering in that commitment. Good call. Proceed.
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  39. Hi Jules I am new here but I think I saw some older posts you'd made. We can be "new quitters" together lol
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