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doak
tiptop
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My resolution for this year is "don't worry, be happy". My goal is to not let things get to me, have fun, enjoy life completely.
Every single year before was pretty much lose weight/get fit, but about 2 years ago I lost some weight and am looking pretty hot now if I do say so myself (hehe modest much)
Every single year before was pretty much lose weight/get fit, but about 2 years ago I lost some weight and am looking pretty hot now if I do say so myself (hehe modest much)
buckethead
doak
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There are a lot of great resources on the net. Don't be afraid to use them. And think of all the porn you can get with the bucks you'll save.
wow that is really cool. thanks for encouraging me. ı am sure ı can stop smoking with listening your advice.
There are a lot of great resources on the net. Don't be afraid to use them. And think of all the porn you can get with the bucks you'll save
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tfh
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thebaba
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Loui375 wrote: Best wishes to you dude. 
rofflez1 wrote: just watched that movie.
cheers to everyone else, and happy new year! happy new year to you... 
doak wrote:
tiptop wrote: Excellent resolutions tiptop, best wishes to you and cheers for your previously efforts.
buckethead wrote:
Wow thanks for the advices buckethead, it will help me also 
tfh wrote:
ho man you steal my ideas !!
Thanks a lot for all your kind words, thebaba. Best wishes for you and White Russians for everybody.
And keep your carpets safe in 2009
And keep your carpets safe in 2009
Best wishes to you dude.
rofflez1 wrote:
just watched that movie.
cheers to everyone else, and happy new year!
doak wrote:
ı hope ı can stop smoking in new year and world will be a peaceful place with lots of porn. lol
good luck for you resolution and lots of porn for everyone !!
tiptop wrote:
My resolution for this year is "don't worry, be happy". My goal is to not let things get to me, have fun, enjoy life completely.
Every single year before was pretty much lose weight/get fit, but about 2 years ago I lost some weight and am looking pretty hot now if I do say so myself (hehe modest much)
Every single year before was pretty much lose weight/get fit, but about 2 years ago I lost some weight and am looking pretty hot now if I do say so myself (hehe modest much)
Excellent resolutions tiptop, best wishes to you and cheers for your previously efforts.
buckethead wrote:
Good luck on quitting smoking. You'll need it. It's going to be rough, but if your mind is in it you'll succeed. If you ask a dozen ex smokers how they did it you will likely get a dozen different answers. I made the commitment and then just waited for the right time before I made the move. I wanted to do it on a weekend and at a time when there was as little stress on me as possible. About six months after I decided to do it I ran into the most stress free time period I've had in years. School was going great, my family was doing fine, and my own health and personal life were fine. I had spent the months between making the commitment and making the actual move studying everything I could find about quitting and getting myself mentally ready, which is probably the most important part of the process. I had decided on using the patch, so when the right time came I called up the quack and told her to write the prescription. I'm not going to <CENSORED> you, it really was rough, but I was lucky and that calm period lasted about a week and half before things went back to their normal insanity, but that was enough to get me through the worst of it. It was so bad that I even missed school and work because of withdrawal symptoms. My mind was in it though and I only wanted to go through the torture once. Now it's been a year and a half and I'm still off. I still get urges once in a while, but just ignore them.
Wow thanks for the advices buckethead, it will help me also
tfh wrote:
My NYR's are to watch way too much porn and eat way too much crappy food.... if i set my standards low, I never fail!!!
ho man you steal my ideas !!
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tzman
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Fonzz
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buckethead wrote:
Good luck on quitting smoking. You'll need it. It's going to be rough, but if your mind is in it you'll succeed. If you ask a dozen ex smokers how they did it you will likely get a dozen different answers. I made the commitment and then just waited for the right time before I made the move. I wanted to do it on a weekend and at a time when there was as little stress on me as possible. About six months after I decided to do it I ran into the most stress free time period I've had in years. School was going great, my family was doing fine, and my own health and personal life were fine. I had spent the months between making the commitment and making the actual move studying everything I could find about quitting and getting myself mentally ready, which is probably the most important part of the process. I had decided on using the patch, so when the right time came I called up the quack and told her to write the prescription. I'm not going to <CENSORED> you, it really was rough, but I was lucky and that calm period lasted about a week and half before things went back to their normal insanity, but that was enough to get me through the worst of it. It was so bad that I even missed school and work because of withdrawal symptoms. My mind was in it though and I only wanted to go through the torture once. Now it's been a year and a half and I'm still off. I still get urges once in a while, but just ignore them.
Congrats on the no smoking anymore buckethead. I've never smoked (cigs) but I now have a girl that just smokes a few per day.
The strategy you used sounds real good...
Good luck on quitting smoking. You'll need it. It's going to be rough, but if your mind is in it you'll succeed. If you ask a dozen ex smokers how they did it you will likely get a dozen different answers. I made the commitment and then just waited for the right time before I made the move. I wanted to do it on a weekend and at a time when there was as little stress on me as possible. About six months after I decided to do it I ran into the most stress free time period I've had in years. School was going great, my family was doing fine, and my own health and personal life were fine. I had spent the months between making the commitment and making the actual move studying everything I could find about quitting and getting myself mentally ready, which is probably the most important part of the process. I had decided on using the patch, so when the right time came I called up the quack and told her to write the prescription. I'm not going to <CENSORED> you, it really was rough, but I was lucky and that calm period lasted about a week and half before things went back to their normal insanity, but that was enough to get me through the worst of it. It was so bad that I even missed school and work because of withdrawal symptoms. My mind was in it though and I only wanted to go through the torture once. Now it's been a year and a half and I'm still off. I still get urges once in a while, but just ignore them.
Congrats on the no smoking anymore buckethead. I've never smoked (cigs) but I now have a girl that just smokes a few per day.
The strategy you used sounds real good...
peeper80
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