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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Mustang / April 2005I suppose I should warn you..
Most of you know that even on a normal day I can be ... let's say BLUNT. However, recently things have changed a bit. In all fairness, you should know I just quit smoking. Today is the third day. Add to that the normal hormonal imbalances of a woman in her mid 40's and a life long "kiss my a.s" attitude... Anyway... You've been warned. If I'm meaner than normal for awhile... It should pass. Kate > Most of you know that even on a normal day I can be ... let's say BLUNT. > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Kate Ah, come on now, don't go and spoil it... | > Most of you know that even on a normal day I can be ... let's say BLUNT. | > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] | | Ah, come on now, don't go and spoil it... I spoiled it just for y-o-u ! ;?) Kate > You've been warned. If I'm meaner than normal for awhile... Do you own a whip, and does it cost extra? :) | > You've been warned. If I'm meaner than normal for awhile... | | Do you own a whip, and does it cost extra? Yes. *weg* >>You've been warned. If I'm meaner than normal for awhile... > > Do you own a whip, and does it cost extra? > > :) She doesn't need one, that antenne on the Mustang is screwed down hand tight....  Signature...And point out that he (Scott Richter) is a jerk. You can quote me. - Quaestor shhhhhhh.... you have to leave something as a surprise. | >>You've been warned. If I'm meaner than normal for awhile... | > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] | She doesn't need one, that antenne on the Mustang is screwed down | hand tight.... your family has my sympathies. My ex tried and tried to quit and she had the same head long attitude as well. this wasn't fun believe me, hope you fare better than she did. Me personally I think I'm going to hide... now I'm glad you decided to quit smoking that is the best thing you can do for both you and your family so you will live longer and stay healthy. I hope you stay not smoking atleast if not for yourself but for your family. (BTW I've never smoked and never will) but I understand it is hard, so I'm sure most of us will understand if you a little out of sorts for awhile, me personally I'm used to it most women I know are crabby anyway...:) Gook luck. SignatureDefiant Defiant Till the end > Most of you know that even on a normal day I can be ... let's say BLUNT. > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Kate Hubby quit on the same day. Actually, we're doing pretty doggone good! No blood, no weapons drawn and no one has called a lawyer yet. | your family has my sympathies. | My ex tried and tried to quit and she had the same head long attitude as [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] | > | > Kate > Most of you know that even on a normal day I can be ... let's say BLUNT. > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Kate I live with this. There's nothing you can type that's going to ruin my day. dwight "dwight" <tfrog93@GEEmail.com> wrote | | I live with this. There's nothing you can type that's going to ruin my day. That's exactly right but I would just hate it so if you took me too seriously. >Most of you know that even on a normal day I can be ... let's say BLUNT. > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > >Kate u should just quit your crack habit its worse than smoking kate how is your yeast infection doiing?? hurc ast > In all fairness, you should know I just quit smoking. Today is the third > day. > > Add to that the normal hormonal imbalances of a woman in her mid 40's and a > life long "kiss my a.s" attitude... Damn at least with my wife I can throw her in the basement and feed her raw meat when the mood strikes. Keep up the good work It took a Heart attack to get me to quit, and yes quitting makes ya meaner than owl sh.t. Dave Good thing that you quit DD! One of my motivators is my "much older" hubby. I want to keep him around awhile, and in good shape. WOuld hate to have to push him around with an oxygen tank before his time. He's in good shape, I wanna keep him that way. Poor guy.. I like him enough to keep him around.. there is no hope LOL | > In all fairness, you should know I just quit smoking. Today is the third | > day. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] | | Dave SVT Kate wrote: > In all fairness, you should know I just quit > smoking. Today is the third day. Good for you and keep it up. I just up and quit a 14-year habit, 18 years ago. It was not nearly as hard as I had feared. 180 Out I have only been smoking (again) for 5 years. The last time I quit was for 16 years. I think It's going to be just fine. I really got so that I didn't much like it any more anyway. The REALLY good thing is hubby quitting too. If he wasn't then there would be no way I could. Are you really old enough to have broken bad habits that long ago? geeze!! ya ol' coot! | SVT Kate wrote: | [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] | | 180 Out Good luck Kate.. quitting smoking is a hard row to hoe *searches for a handy hideyhole* SignatureJafo '02 GT Black Not eggzackly stock. > Most of you know that even on a normal day I can be ... let's say BLUNT. > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Kate Well, it's springtime, maybe we could have a hoe down LOL | Good luck Kate.. quitting smoking is a hard row to hoe | [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] | > | > Kate >Most of you know that even on a normal day I can be ... let's say BLUNT. > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > >Kate GREAT! Stick with it. mort | >Most of you know that even on a normal day I can be ... let's say BLUNT. | > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] | | mort The mean part or the quitting part ? Thhanks Mort :) Kate > Most of you know that even on a normal day I can be ... let's say BLUNT. > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Kate Keep it up Kate! My brother died 4-11-03 of lung cancer, (he was 45) and in the end all he wanted was to keep someone from lighting up. You can do it! SignatureTropic Green Y2K 5 Speed Mustang GT With Bits and Pieces http://tinyurl.com/3w3sv Sorry about your Brother Gill. That's really sad. Gives me fuel though, thanks! Kate | > Most of you know that even on a normal day I can be ... let's say BLUNT. | > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] | in the end all he wanted was to keep someone from lighting up. | You can do it! > Most of you know that even on a normal day I can be ... let's say BLUNT. > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Kate <poke> ::::::::RUNN!!::::::: Signature...And point out that he (Scott Richter) is a jerk. You can quote me. - Quaestor >> Most of you know that even on a normal day I can be ... let's say BLUNT. >> [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > <poke> ::::::::RUNN!!::::::: dont poke the pork fat PLEASE hurc ast "WindsorFox[SS]" <windsorfoxNO@SPAMcox.net> wrote| | <poke> ::::::::RUNN!!::::::: Uh huh.. the old "Poke and run" routine... Careful, I may hide and jump out and get you when you least expect it. K. >"WindsorFox[SS]" <windsorfoxNO@SPAMcox.net> wrote| >| <poke> ::::::::RUNN!!::::::: [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >K. hope he has a paper bag you will need it i would use 2 hurc ast > "WindsorFox[SS]" <windsorfoxNO@SPAMcox.net> wrote| > | <poke> ::::::::RUNN!!::::::: [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > K. Heh, I used to work at a haunted house every year. I did that for 3 solid weeks LOL Signature...And point out that he (Scott Richter) is a jerk. You can quote me. - Quaestor >Most of you know that even on a normal day I can be ... let's say BLUNT. > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > >Kate Way to go Kate! Having done the deed three years ago, I can tell you you're doing a great thing and giving yourself a great gift! Here are my stats: This is to CERTIFY that: JOHN L. HERRING Has neither smoked nor puffed a single cigarette for: Three years, three months, two weeks, five days, 11 hours, 23 minutes and 36 seconds. This means he has not lit 60273 cigarettes, and has saved $9,041.06. The additional time he has to spend his daughters' inheritance is about: 29 weeks, 6 days, 6 hours, and 45 minutes. Soon you will be able to do the same! BTW, the folks in the chat room at: http://quitnet.com/ were a great help to me. Best of luck!! Please keep us informed about how the quit is going. SignatureJohn H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." Dang John! How do you know th toe second when you quit? I something like this on a group sponsored by Smoke Away and could not understand how folks kept track like that. I figure that once the cravings go away, I'll just forget about it like last time. Though, right now....aarggggggggeeeeeeeeeeeehhhhhhhhhhh! | >Most of you know that even on a normal day I can be ... let's say BLUNT. | > [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] | | Best of luck!! Please keep us informed about how the quit is going. Hang in there Kate. I quit 20 years ago when I was 42 and I'm convinced it's one of the best things I ever did. Tough, sure it is. What I did discover was that the act of lighting up was part of something else. Once you break that cycle (with the first coffee - after something - that beer - whatever) the urge to smoke was not as great. Didn't have crutches (nicoderm) in those days just needed the desire to accomplish the task. SignatureRichard '94 GT 'vert Under Drive Pulleys Transgo HD2 Reprogramming Kit High Stall Torque Converter 4:10 Gears Gripp Sub Frame Connectors (welded) FRPP Aluminum Drive shaft FRPP M5400-A Suspension Laser Red > Dang John! > How do you know th toe second when you quit? [quoted text clipped - 55 lines] > | > | Best of luck!! Please keep us informed about how the quit is going. >Dang John! >How do you know th toe second when you quit? [quoted text clipped - 55 lines] >| >| Best of luck!! Please keep us informed about how the quit is going. Go here < http://www.silkquit.org/> and download the free silkquit meter. It takes little room and will keep track of the important things in life! Hope today is better than yesterday! SignatureJohn H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." >Most of you know that even on a normal day I can be ... let's say BLUNT. > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > >Kate Lets see; In Canada, with our taxes, a two-pack a day smoker in the course of one year burns up the equivalent of a Kenne-Bell blower, not to mentioning radically hastening their debilitation and eventual death. Good for you! -Rich Damn, sounds like California. I was an under a pack a day smoker, and they are only about $2.30 a pack here. Still would take a long time to buy a blower. So far so good. | >Most of you know that even on a normal day I can be ... let's say BLUNT. | > [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] | Good for you! | -Rich >Damn, sounds like California. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >So far so good. Nothing makes me sadder than seeing someone smoking inside a nice Mustang, not that you would have. In 1979, a friend inhereted a 1971 fastback Mustang from his father, who was a three-pack a day smoker and a diabetic. We decided to clean the interior of the car because it hadn't been. The thing reeked of tobacco. I noticed it had a stereo with a wood-grain finish. So, we went at it with windex and towels. Turns out, the stereo had a chrome finish. It was tobacco smoke covered. -Rich When I got my car, the previous owner had already smoked in it. | >Damn, sounds like California. | > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] | a chrome finish. It was tobacco smoke covered. | -Rich Good luck Kate!! I watched my dad do it after he smoked for 25 years straight so I know you can do it too!! Erik D. '94 white lightning '01 white GT So far, so good! Thanks Kid. | Good luck Kate!! I watched my dad do it after he smoked for 25 years | straight so I know you can do it too!! | | Erik D. | '94 white lightning | '01 white GT > Most of you know that even on a normal day I can be ... let's say BLUNT. > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > You've been warned. If I'm meaner than normal for awhile... It should > pass. You've just eliminated one of the three critical components for Americans staying, ahhemm, "regular" - tobacco, caffeine, and booze. Lord help you, and hubby, if you go after any of the other two! SignatureJohn ThunderSnake #59 "John" <mooresjc@chartermi.deletethisandonedot.net>| | You've just eliminated one of the three critical components for Americans | staying, ahhemm, "regular" - tobacco, caffeine, and booze. Lord help you, | and hubby, if you go after any of the other two! Uhh... no way am I giving up caffeine, we never have drank very much (an occasional BBQ free for all) and well, if we wanna smoke, it's still legal. Once the addiction is gone, an occasional smoke won't hurt me(like one or two a year, but hubs.. he can't have "just one" It ought to be interesting. >"John" <mooresjc@chartermi.deletethisandonedot.net>| >| You've just eliminated one of the three critical components for Americans [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > >It ought to be interesting. Kate, I've never heard of a smoker who could do one or two a year. It just isn't worth it. How's the quit going today? SignatureJohn H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." "John H" <notavailable@here.com> wrote | | Kate, I've never heard of a smoker who could do one or two a year. It just isn't | worth it. | | How's the quit going today? Frigging miserable. Mostly because of outside stress. Bought a great little OFF WHITE daybed on Ebay to put in guest room. Got a helluva deal on it. $100 and new it's $799. Beautiful condition. Drove to Kentucky to pick it up. 12 hours on the road. $50 on fuel for the truck. Painted the room, took two days to peel the previous owner's wallpaper off of the walls and put a couple of coats of paint in there. Drug the daybed out of the garage, up the steps and in had to force it through through the front door. Got a big smudge on one of the arms of the OFF WHITE daybed. Went to make the bend to go down the hall and.... the f*cking thing WILL NOT GO. We are disassembling it now, but it's upholstered and not intended to be taken apart. So... I went out on the back porch, lit a cigarette.. took two drags, it tasted like crap, and I put it out. So, I suppose the quit is working.. Now, to get a chainsaw after that daybed. How's YOUR saturday goin John? Kate ow bad day there Kate, hopefully it will get better. and as for the Day bed deal been there done that. I had to do it by myself Christmas Eve to get it setup for the Step daughter on Christmas morning. and like you I had to go get the dam thing, load it up BY myself and get it home in Freezing weather. Not fun, as for the Chainsaw mines fueled up and ready to go new chain and all. Defiant (it will get better there Kate, now behave yourself) > "John H" <notavailable@here.com> wrote | > | Kate, I've never heard of a smoker who could do one or two a year. It just [quoted text clipped - 37 lines] > > Kate Did you get yours in the house? Evidently you must have. Hope the little one liked it! Today is going to be a great day. If nothing else, I STLYY have the metal parts, and hubby and I can design a very cool metal frame that will hold the bed frames. It was just that I had already chosen the colors and patterns for the room based on this silly day bed. On an up note, it's just a guest room and I can just close the damn door LOL! "aint misbehavin" Kate | ow bad day there Kate, hopefully it will get better. and as for the Day bed | deal been there done that. [quoted text clipped - 48 lines] | > | > Kate STLYY = STILL | Did you get yours in the house? | Evidently you must have. [quoted text clipped - 70 lines] || > || > Kate >Did you get yours in the house? >Evidently you must have. [quoted text clipped - 70 lines] >| > >| > Kate Take that pack of cigs to the bathroom. Turn on the water and hold the open pack of cigs under the faucet. Count to about 25, slowly. Now go through the frigggin cigs in the trash! Keep your quit - it's the best thing you've got. SignatureJohn H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." >>Did you get yours in the house? >>Evidently you must have. [quoted text clipped - 76 lines] > >Keep your quit - it's the best thing you've got. Whoops! 'Throw' them in the trash! SignatureJohn H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." > Did you get yours in the house? yeah I got it in the house, but it wasn't fun. > Evidently you must have. > > Hope the little one liked it! oh yeah she liked it allright, > Today is going to be a great day. If nothing else, I STLYY have the metal > parts, and hubby and I can design a very cool metal frame that will hold the [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > based on this silly day bed. On an up note, it's just a guest room and I can > just close the damn door LOL! I like option #2 > "aint misbehavin" who you misbehave "never" naughty maybe. misbehave no Defiant > Kate > [quoted text clipped - 55 lines] > | > > | > Kate |
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