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Smoo's like the Darth Vador to the board's Luke Skywalker. The Lex Luthor to our Super Man. Without Smoo to heap our collective contempt on, we'd all turn against each other and the board would collapse in on itself. Resulting in utter chaos and an imbalance in the space-time-continum. And you know what happens then......
thats what mine says too. thats $17 bucks for little McStagger!i put your info in to the silkquit meter as a midnight sat night (really sunday) and smoking 25 cigs/day. here you go:Three days, 16 hours, 10 minutes and 18 seconds. 91 cigarettes not smoked, saving $17.22. Life saved: 7 hours, 35 minutes.Hour number 87 has come & gone. And I didn't even have a craving!
that's the real kicker that puts it all in perspective. imagine lining up 91 smokes in a row. that's gotta be a couple of feet long!
Just look at how his post count has replaced his smoking, of course he has an addictive personality. All I know is that if you and your wife start smoking again with that baby, I will start a paypal fund and put you on the first Greyhound back to that Pensacola trailer park you came from.
sadly enough...my first home was a trailer.Just look at how his post count has replaced his smoking, of course he has an addictive personality. All I know is that if you and your wife start smoking again with that baby, I will start a paypal fund and put you on the first Greyhound back to that Pensacola trailer park you came from.
wasn't even a double wide.
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Oops. Seriously though, I will show Mrs. Tipsy those pictures of her sisters you gave me if you fall off the wagon.sadly enough...my first home was a trailer.Just look at how his post count has replaced his smoking, of course he has an addictive personality. All I know is that if you and your wife start smoking again with that baby, I will start a paypal fund and put you on the first Greyhound back to that Pensacola trailer park you came from.
i saved the best ones for me.Oops. Seriously though, I will show Mrs. Tipsy those pictures of her sisters you gave me if you fall off the wagon.sadly enough...my first home was a trailer.Just look at how his post count has replaced his smoking, of course he has an addictive personality. All I know is that if you and your wife start smoking again with that baby, I will start a paypal fund and put you on the first Greyhound back to that Pensacola trailer park you came from.
so glad the wife is not at work...her FFA time is at a min. right now.
yes tipsy, he had a heart attack which was attributed to his smoking unfiltered camels for 35+ years.i mentioned my little brother as an incentive to you. he is now 13 & never knew his dad. harsh but true.
"there is no try"this is very true. try and stand up. you either stand up or you don't.
Now there is a real good reason. See ya next time around, might even pat you on the back and tell you how close you came.
what i really crave is another smoke. not a lecture from some newbie to the FFA. IF YOU DON'T LIKE ME OR THIS THREAD....KINDLY TAKE A HIKE.
i tried that with crabs once. they just kept itching.Just ignore him and hopefully he'll go away
i did. he told me to buy a 44 magnum & blow my brains out.
mmmmmmmm.....jw blue.i don't even like scotch / but appreciate how good that stuff is.
I've tried everything else. I deserve to be yelled at & have someone be rigorously honest to me 24/7. Whom better than one of my own personalities?YOU ARE WEAK TIPSY!
Just because you have made it 85 hours without a smoke doesn't make you any stronger. Your stupid head will try to convince you tonight at work that one would be ok. I wouldn't be surprised if you did have one. Stupid piece of crap.
And don't get a big head thinking your 3.8 miles of walking this morning helped either. Now you are tired & want to smoke. Especially after that so called "healthy" lunch you had.
(actually, i feel ok right now...but am preparing myself for the eventual cravings tonight will bring.)
with all due respect, are you a former smoker? do you understand how difficult it can be for some folks to quit smoking. if tipsy wants to post in his own thread so he can reread it for support, we shouldn't discourage it, should we?
Actually, Squirrels quit smoking 2 years ago, and he is right that Tipsy would probably do well to put some of that energy into positive reinforcement. If you are constantly focusing on how much you are denying yourself, I think it can make it that much harder to move on. I quit smoking last summer, and am somewhat lucky because smoking now makes me sick as a dog.
Because the couple times I had the drunk late night smoke, I was misrable the next day, beyond any hangover ever.
I guess I'm a little confused about what you and Squirrels are saying. Isn't this thread designed for positive reinforcement and support from his FFA buddies?
So it be known....these two are my best friends & are allowed to say whatever they want to me. My boy Squirrels quit 2 years ago with the type of resolve I haven't witnessed from anyone i've ever known. He even had to deal with his wife smoking this whole time until she quit a couple of months ago. His wisdom on this matter I have to respect. Domepatrol gets real wasted and thinks he can have a smoke every 4-6 months or so. We all get to hear about it the next day or during our Thursday poker game...it does always make him sick.1. I disagree with both of my friends on focusing my energy elsewhere. I am using this thread to try and keep me honest about how freaking hard this is for me. We all process & deal with things differently. That being said, I did just come back from my 3rd straight day of taking a walk with my kid....2.5 miles today (lil bastige needed his mommy a quarter mile into our second lap at Audobon....
) in a vain attempt to not gain any weight while im still in the quitting process.
Room For Everyone!
That's not normal human behaviour.I understand that people with addictive personalities need to make these kind of pledges, but not everybody does. Millions of people every day engage in vice-like behaviour with acceptable degrees of moderation. They can do something a little bit without doing it full speed. There are millions of people who have a few drinks after woork quite often who are not alcoholics. There are millions of people who play the occasional game of poker without spending their lives gambling. And there are millions of people who have the occasional cigarette or cigar without immediately smoking an entire pack.
I realized that I had already responded to Pick once, and thought better of trying again.
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