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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Mustang / April 2005Way to Go, Kate!!
Somehow, this slipped by me: Oh HEY! I have been quit for 2 Weeks, 2 Days, 13 hours, 37 minutes and some odd number of seconds The troll can try to get under my skin, but so far, nuthin. I just block each new nick and let it roll off my back. ;¬D Kate That is *spectacular*! Keep it up, Kate.  SignatureJohn H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." Thanks John! Hubs is doing great too. He is much tougher than I am. Looks like a successful quit. *phew* Kate | Somehow, this slipped by me: | [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] | | That is *spectacular*! Keep it up, Kate. >Thanks John! >Hubs is doing great too. He is much tougher than I am. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >| >| That is *spectacular*! Keep it up, Kate. I musta missed the post about hubs. Glad to hear that also! SignatureJohn H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." > Thanks John! > Hubs is doing great too. He is much tougher than I am. > Looks like a successful quit. > *phew* > > Kate Be prepared for a long-term desire for a cigarette. In my personal experience, it seems that there are two addictions, which I think of as chemical and emotional. The chemical addiction only lasts for a few weeks, while the emotional addiction lasts much longer. I haven't had a cig, not even a puff, for 22 years; yet I still get the urge a couple of times a year. And, I've heard a couple of ex-junkies say that quitting heroin was easier than quitting cigs. Go to most AA or NA meetings, and notice all the smoke. Hang tough, Kate. SignatureCheers, Bob "Bob Willard" <BobwBSGS@TrashThis.comcast.net> wrote | | Be prepared for a long-term desire for a cigarette. In my personal | experience, it seems that there are two addictions, which I think of | as chemical and emotional. The chemical addiction only lasts for a | few weeks, while the emotional addiction lasts much longer. I haven't | had a cig, not even a puff, for 22 years; yet I still get the urge | a couple of times a year. My last quit was for 16 years, so I do understand what you are saying. I would even smoke one or two now and then, maybe once or twice a year when we went out for a beer. | And, I've heard a couple of ex-junkies say that quitting heroin was | easier than quitting cigs. Go to most AA or NA meetings, and notice | all the smoke. I have ehard the same thing. Since I've never tried heroin, I couldn't tell you if it's true or not. | Hang tough, Kate. Thanks Bob! > Somehow, this slipped by me: > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > That is *spectacular*! Keep it up, Kate. LMFAO I don't even waste my time blocking that illiterate imbecile! His atrocious spelling and incoherent statements are a dead give away, you know it is his post with out reading it. I just stop looking and don't open any more of the posts from that days new name... He is not worth blocking... Good luck with the smoking, or lack there of. :-) "351CJ" <351CJ@msn.com> wrote | | He is not worth blocking... Uhh... it's a two keystroke kind of deal, then all the messages are GONE don't have to look at them. | Good luck with the smoking, or lack there of. :-) Thanks !
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