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  1. @JustinHoot99, your quit date is February 28, 2022. So that means you'll be a month quit in just three short days on march 28, 2022! Isn't that awesome?!
  2. Told everyone, no smoking...ever! Flags
  3. jillar

    Shall We Rhyme?

    Stay for dinner
  4. You are really darling sometimes Ditto
  5. Graduate school dropout
  6. 1. Ship stuff in it
  7. It's not always going to be this hard DenaliBlues, the farther you get in your quit the more of that pride WILL come out. @JustinHoot99, if you're really worried, lock up the bike and have the wife hide that key as well or go with her to see your daughter maybe? Also, stick close to us, we will slap the sense into you if you try caving to a crave!!!
  8. Fixin to watch Domino Masters on Fox! Man they build some cool domino runs PS. @Boo, you'll be happy to know that thanks to DNA showing Hank the tank wasn't the only bear breaking into houses he won't be euthanized and instead will be trapped, tagged and relocated
  9. 8. Use them on a fireplace mantle
  10. 6. Wrap them around palm trees
  11. They need time
  12. Its next generation
  13. jillar

    Shall We Rhyme?

    Chunk of meat
  14. 4. Put them in clean vases for centerpieces
  15. What one odor disgusts you? Klocp
  16. Glad I'm winning
  17. Its extremely small
  18. jillar

    Shall We Rhyme?

    When is good?
  19. Love our town
  20. Gradually evolved dinosaurs
  21. jillar

    Shall We Rhyme?

    Chose another route
  22. 2. String them on a gazebo
  23. Your eyes are really scary Gherb
  24. You didn't win
  25. 10. Make rainbow sprinkle bread How about a string of lights

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