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@jillar Of course I'm referring to @johnny5's anniversary on Monday!

Who's still here? I'm pretty well booked, but still present....

My sources tell me we will be declaring a winner in North Carolina in 5 days. They're indicating it will be that big old baby.

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Congrats @WeegieWoman. 3 years is major!

Each month is building a stronger quit. Congrats Mac!

I can totally relate to the 3 day thing Jswiss. That was my breakdown day too. The thing that finally got me over the hump was the realization that I was going to have to keep going through those 3 days of hell over and over and over unless I decided to keep going one more day. Eventually the days turned into weeks, at which point your quit becomes too valuable to just throw away. Keep your great quit going. You're worth it.

"well here I am again just a little worse for the wear" You couldn't be more wrong Opah. Based upon your last quit date, you've been smoking for over a year since you relapsed. That means that you have twice the risk of coronary heart disease than if you had quit one year ago. Each time you write off a relapse with' "I'll just try again sometime soon" you do more irreparable damage to your health. One day, there will not be another chance. Time to make this quit count. Best wishes for success this time around.

I didn't see "Daintily Dab" so I couldn't vote.

Congratulations H2N! 4 years is a solid quit.

Congratulations JQ

It really will pass. Try to focus on the fact that you likely are (or soon will be) breathing better as your name says, rather than romanticizing an alternate universe where you are killing yourself. 95 days is great! Keep the Quit!

I would think twice about buying any toilet where you see Pooh on the wall right next to it.

Congratulations Oona. This calls for an old fashioned party.

You're smashing it Layla. Keep up the good work!

Giant fart disrupted Trump's rally RDPWL

Fight on Linda. I'm sure you don't want to repeat the first week of quitting all over again. You can do this and you know deep down that you must do this.

Saz You've blazed a path that so many others hope to emulate. Congrats!

Heeeere's Mona! Your 6 month quit is a Shining example for all who follow!

Kate + 8 = Great!

Good job on putting that first day behind you Linda. Take the time to acknowledge what a positive achievement that is.

Congrats on 3 months @Midmale. I remember feeling like three months was crossing the threshold into a quit that was real. Keep that great quit going!

Every minute not smoking is a victory Christine. Congrats on 9-1/2 hours. Be proud.

Great job Steven. You're doing super!