Its Been A Long, Long Time

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Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
decade ago).

Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD gang
and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.

Between that quit and the current one, I managed an 8 month quit (about
2 years ago).

Noticing there are now not only Old Fogies (that's all we had back then)
but a complete variety pack of Fogies.

Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!

Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say, Hey,
its good to be back home again.

WayneB

Three days, 3 hours, 9 minutes and 23 seconds. 87 cigarettes not smoked,
saving $13.81. Life saved: 7 hours, 15 minutes.

Once upon a time, Wayne said:

>Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
>decade ago).
>
>Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD gang
>and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.

Wayne! It is exciting to welcome you back and it's great you have
found your way back here!

>Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
>years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
>know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
>of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!
>
>Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say, Hey,
>its good to be back home again.

I will not choke you with too much info but you might have missed our
new site www.quitbuddies.org .

--
Tihomir *I don't smoke anymore*
Remove my shirt to E-mail me.
IRC chat: #nosmokers at irc.starlink.org

THE GOLDEN RULE: He who has the gold makes the rules.

Once upon a time, Wayne said:

>Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
>decade ago).
>
>Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD gang
>and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.

Wayne! It is exciting to welcome you back and it's great you have
found your way back here!

>Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
>years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
>know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
>of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!
>
>Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say, Hey,
>its good to be back home again.

I will not choke you with too much info but you might have missed our
new site www.quitbuddies.org .

--
Tihomir *I don't smoke anymore*
Remove my shirt to E-mail me.
IRC chat: #nosmokers at irc.starlink.org

THE GOLDEN RULE: He who has the gold makes the rules.

Welcome back Wayne!!!

Cat
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"Wayne" <dloansarranger@cox.net> wrote in message
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> (remove the letter d to respond via email please)
>
>
>
>
> Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
> decade ago).
>
> Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD gang
> and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.
>
> Between that quit and the current one, I managed an 8 month quit (about
> 2 years ago).
>
> Noticing there are now not only Old Fogies (that's all we had back then)
> but a complete variety pack of Fogies.
>
> Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
> years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
> know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
> of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!
>
> Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say, Hey,
> its good to be back home again.
>
> WayneB
>
> Three days, 3 hours, 9 minutes and 23 seconds. 87 cigarettes not smoked,
> saving $13.81. Life saved: 7 hours, 15 minutes.
>

Welcome back Wayne!!!

Cat
OF



"Wayne" <dloansarranger@cox.net> wrote in message
news:Xns998593C2D20E3dloansarrangercoxnet@69.28.18 6.120...
> (remove the letter d to respond via email please)
>
>
>
>
> Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
> decade ago).
>
> Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD gang
> and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.
>
> Between that quit and the current one, I managed an 8 month quit (about
> 2 years ago).
>
> Noticing there are now not only Old Fogies (that's all we had back then)
> but a complete variety pack of Fogies.
>
> Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
> years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
> know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
> of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!
>
> Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say, Hey,
> its good to be back home again.
>
> WayneB
>
> Three days, 3 hours, 9 minutes and 23 seconds. 87 cigarettes not smoked,
> saving $13.81. Life saved: 7 hours, 15 minutes.
>

WELCOME HOME, Wayne B.

From, a Daredevil

DDJacque
TOF (one of the new variety pack)

On 2007-08-07 14:31:29 -0400, Wayne <dloansarranger@cox.net> said:

> (remove the letter d to respond via email please)
>
>
>
>
> Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over
> a decade ago).
>
> Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD
> gang and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.
> Between that quit and the current one, I managed an 8 month quit (about
> 2 years ago).
>
> Noticing there are now not only Old Fogies (that's all we had back
> then) but a complete variety pack of Fogies.
>
> Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
> years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
> know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
> of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!
>
> Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say,
> Hey, its good to be back home again.
>
> WayneB
>
> Three days, 3 hours, 9 minutes and 23 seconds. 87 cigarettes not
> smoked, saving $13.81. Life saved: 7 hours, 15 minutes.
>


--

WELCOME HOME, Wayne B.

From, a Daredevil

DDJacque
TOF (one of the new variety pack)

On 2007-08-07 14:31:29 -0400, Wayne <dloansarranger@cox.net> said:

> (remove the letter d to respond via email please)
>
>
>
>
> Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over
> a decade ago).
>
> Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD
> gang and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.
> Between that quit and the current one, I managed an 8 month quit (about
> 2 years ago).
>
> Noticing there are now not only Old Fogies (that's all we had back
> then) but a complete variety pack of Fogies.
>
> Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
> years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
> know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
> of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!
>
> Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say,
> Hey, its good to be back home again.
>
> WayneB
>
> Three days, 3 hours, 9 minutes and 23 seconds. 87 cigarettes not
> smoked, saving $13.81. Life saved: 7 hours, 15 minutes.
>


--

This is incase you need to chat~
http://www.johnphoto.com/chat.html
mibabet
"Wayne" <dloansarranger@cox.net> wrote in message
news:Xns998593C2D20E3dloansarrangercoxnet@69.28.18 6.120...
> (remove the letter d to respond via email please)
>
>
>
>
> Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
> decade ago).
>
> Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD gang
> and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.
>
> Between that quit and the current one, I managed an 8 month quit (about
> 2 years ago).
>
> Noticing there are now not only Old Fogies (that's all we had back then)
> but a complete variety pack of Fogies.
>
> Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
> years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
> know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
> of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!
>
> Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say, Hey,
> its good to be back home again.
>
> WayneB
>
> Three days, 3 hours, 9 minutes and 23 seconds. 87 cigarettes not smoked,
> saving $13.81. Life saved: 7 hours, 15 minutes.
>

This is incase you need to chat~
http://www.johnphoto.com/chat.html
mibabet
"Wayne" <dloansarranger@cox.net> wrote in message
news:Xns998593C2D20E3dloansarrangercoxnet@69.28.18 6.120...
> (remove the letter d to respond via email please)
>
>
>
>
> Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
> decade ago).
>
> Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD gang
> and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.
>
> Between that quit and the current one, I managed an 8 month quit (about
> 2 years ago).
>
> Noticing there are now not only Old Fogies (that's all we had back then)
> but a complete variety pack of Fogies.
>
> Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
> years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
> know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
> of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!
>
> Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say, Hey,
> its good to be back home again.
>
> WayneB
>
> Three days, 3 hours, 9 minutes and 23 seconds. 87 cigarettes not smoked,
> saving $13.81. Life saved: 7 hours, 15 minutes.
>

On Tue, 07 Aug 2007 18:31:29 GMT, Wayne <dloansarranger@cox.net>
wrote:


>Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
>decade ago).

Well, Wayne, just throw caution to the wind and march right on in
here! I don't remember you because I was still killing myself a
decade ago.

Make yourself right at home, you've been here before so you know where
everything is. Welcome back!!

I'm looking forward to getting to know you. I'll close with my meter
so you can know just a bit about me:

Two years, ten months, one week, one day, 23 hours, 46 minutes and 11
seconds. 62519 cigarettes not smoked, saving $7,814.93. Life saved: 31
weeks, 1 hour, 55 minutes. My quit date and time is September 29, 2004
@ 3:00PM. Yes, the figures are correct. They're based on 3 packs/day
(20 stink sticks/pack) at a cost when I quit of $7.50US for 3 packs.

--
BessieBee

"If you want the rainbow, you got to put up with the rain"
Steven Wright

On Tue, 07 Aug 2007 18:31:29 GMT, Wayne <dloansarranger@cox.net>
wrote:


>Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
>decade ago).

Well, Wayne, just throw caution to the wind and march right on in
here! I don't remember you because I was still killing myself a
decade ago.

Make yourself right at home, you've been here before so you know where
everything is. Welcome back!!

I'm looking forward to getting to know you. I'll close with my meter
so you can know just a bit about me:

Two years, ten months, one week, one day, 23 hours, 46 minutes and 11
seconds. 62519 cigarettes not smoked, saving $7,814.93. Life saved: 31
weeks, 1 hour, 55 minutes. My quit date and time is September 29, 2004
@ 3:00PM. Yes, the figures are correct. They're based on 3 packs/day
(20 stink sticks/pack) at a cost when I quit of $7.50US for 3 packs.

--
BessieBee

"If you want the rainbow, you got to put up with the rain"
Steven Wright

Glad to see ya Wayne!!!
Three days is a great start and believe me you I know all about starting
over again!!!
It's a great day that you are here!!!
))
mibabet
I have been quit for 1 Month, 15 hours, 42 minutes and 59 seconds (31 days).
I have saved $110.78 by not smoking 633 cigarettes. I have saved 2 Days, 4
hours and 45 minutes of my life. My Quit Date: 7/7/2007 12:00 AM

"Wayne" <dloansarranger@cox.net> wrote in message
news:Xns998593C2D20E3dloansarrangercoxnet@69.28.18 6.120...
> (remove the letter d to respond via email please)
>
>
>
>
> Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
> decade ago).
>
> Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD gang
> and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.
>
> Between that quit and the current one, I managed an 8 month quit (about
> 2 years ago).
>
> Noticing there are now not only Old Fogies (that's all we had back then)
> but a complete variety pack of Fogies.
>
> Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
> years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
> know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
> of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!
>
> Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say, Hey,
> its good to be back home again.
>
> WayneB
>
> Three days, 3 hours, 9 minutes and 23 seconds. 87 cigarettes not smoked,
> saving $13.81. Life saved: 7 hours, 15 minutes.
>

Glad to see ya Wayne!!!
Three days is a great start and believe me you I know all about starting
over again!!!
It's a great day that you are here!!!
))
mibabet
I have been quit for 1 Month, 15 hours, 42 minutes and 59 seconds (31 days).
I have saved $110.78 by not smoking 633 cigarettes. I have saved 2 Days, 4
hours and 45 minutes of my life. My Quit Date: 7/7/2007 12:00 AM

"Wayne" <dloansarranger@cox.net> wrote in message
news:Xns998593C2D20E3dloansarrangercoxnet@69.28.18 6.120...
> (remove the letter d to respond via email please)
>
>
>
>
> Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
> decade ago).
>
> Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD gang
> and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.
>
> Between that quit and the current one, I managed an 8 month quit (about
> 2 years ago).
>
> Noticing there are now not only Old Fogies (that's all we had back then)
> but a complete variety pack of Fogies.
>
> Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
> years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
> know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
> of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!
>
> Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say, Hey,
> its good to be back home again.
>
> WayneB
>
> Three days, 3 hours, 9 minutes and 23 seconds. 87 cigarettes not smoked,
> saving $13.81. Life saved: 7 hours, 15 minutes.
>

Welcome back Wayne!!!



Wayne wrote:
> (remove the letter d to respond via email please)
>
>
>
>
> Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
> decade ago).
>
> Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD gang
> and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.
>
> Between that quit and the current one, I managed an 8 month quit (about
> 2 years ago).
>
> Noticing there are now not only Old Fogies (that's all we had back then)
> but a complete variety pack of Fogies.
>
> Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
> years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
> know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
> of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!
>
> Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say, Hey,
> its good to be back home again.
>
> WayneB
>
> Three days, 3 hours, 9 minutes and 23 seconds. 87 cigarettes not smoked,
> saving $13.81. Life saved: 7 hours, 15 minutes.
>


--
I don't smoke. I smell like bread. Life is Good.

Welcome back Wayne!!!



Wayne wrote:
> (remove the letter d to respond via email please)
>
>
>
>
> Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
> decade ago).
>
> Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD gang
> and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.
>
> Between that quit and the current one, I managed an 8 month quit (about
> 2 years ago).
>
> Noticing there are now not only Old Fogies (that's all we had back then)
> but a complete variety pack of Fogies.
>
> Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
> years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
> know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
> of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!
>
> Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say, Hey,
> its good to be back home again.
>
> WayneB
>
> Three days, 3 hours, 9 minutes and 23 seconds. 87 cigarettes not smoked,
> saving $13.81. Life saved: 7 hours, 15 minutes.
>


--
I don't smoke. I smell like bread. Life is Good.

Welcome back on the nest Wayne!

--
Batman: "That's life, Robin, full of ups and downs. It ill befits any of us
to become to confident."
-
"Wayne" <> schreef in bericht ...
> (remove the letter d to respond via email please)
>
>
>
>
> Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
> decade ago).
>
> Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD gang
> and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.
>
> Between that quit and the current one, I managed an 8 month quit (about
> 2 years ago).
>
> Noticing there are now not only Old Fogies (that's all we had back then)
> but a complete variety pack of Fogies.
>
> Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
> years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
> know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
> of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!
>
> Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say, Hey,
> its good to be back home again.
>
> WayneB
>
> Three days, 3 hours, 9 minutes and 23 seconds. 87 cigarettes not smoked,
> saving $13.81. Life saved: 7 hours, 15 minutes.
>

Welcome back on the nest Wayne!

--
Batman: "That's life, Robin, full of ups and downs. It ill befits any of us
to become to confident."
-
"Wayne" <> schreef in bericht ...
> (remove the letter d to respond via email please)
>
>
>
>
> Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
> decade ago).
>
> Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD gang
> and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.
>
> Between that quit and the current one, I managed an 8 month quit (about
> 2 years ago).
>
> Noticing there are now not only Old Fogies (that's all we had back then)
> but a complete variety pack of Fogies.
>
> Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
> years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
> know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
> of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!
>
> Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say, Hey,
> its good to be back home again.
>
> WayneB
>
> Three days, 3 hours, 9 minutes and 23 seconds. 87 cigarettes not smoked,
> saving $13.81. Life saved: 7 hours, 15 minutes.
>

Hi Wayne!

Good to meet you. I sure wasn't here a decade ago so here's a
welcoming hug: (((((Wayne))))

Come hang out with us! We love cold-turkey quits. Don't forget your
profane rants.

Love
Ashley

Hi Wayne!

Good to meet you. I sure wasn't here a decade ago so here's a
welcoming hug: (((((Wayne))))

Come hang out with us! We love cold-turkey quits. Don't forget your
profane rants.

Love
Ashley

Welcome, Wayne!!! Glad to have you back (I wasn't here during your
first round at AS3).
You know - stay strong and stay stubborn and there is no such thing as
just one.
Sue

On Tue, 07 Aug 2007 18:31:29 GMT, Wayne <dloansarranger@cox.net>
wrote:

>(remove the letter d to respond via email please)
>
>
>
>
>Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
>decade ago).
>
>Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD gang
>and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.
>
>Between that quit and the current one, I managed an 8 month quit (about
>2 years ago).
>
>Noticing there are now not only Old Fogies (that's all we had back then)
>but a complete variety pack of Fogies.
>
>Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
>years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
>know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
>of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!
>
>Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say, Hey,
>its good to be back home again.
>
>WayneB
>
>Three days, 3 hours, 9 minutes and 23 seconds. 87 cigarettes not smoked,
>saving $13.81. Life saved: 7 hours, 15 minutes.
>

Welcome, Wayne!!! Glad to have you back (I wasn't here during your
first round at AS3).
You know - stay strong and stay stubborn and there is no such thing as
just one.
Sue

On Tue, 07 Aug 2007 18:31:29 GMT, Wayne <dloansarranger@cox.net>
wrote:

>(remove the letter d to respond via email please)
>
>
>
>
>Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
>decade ago).
>
>Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD gang
>and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.
>
>Between that quit and the current one, I managed an 8 month quit (about
>2 years ago).
>
>Noticing there are now not only Old Fogies (that's all we had back then)
>but a complete variety pack of Fogies.
>
>Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
>years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
>know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
>of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!
>
>Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say, Hey,
>its good to be back home again.
>
>WayneB
>
>Three days, 3 hours, 9 minutes and 23 seconds. 87 cigarettes not smoked,
>saving $13.81. Life saved: 7 hours, 15 minutes.
>

Wayne,

Welcome back home! I did the same thing about ten years ago but now I
too am back and yes, it does feel like home again You can do it! Read
and post.
ConcordPhil
I haven't smoked since 7/8/2007 2:30 PM. That's 4 Weeks, 2 Days, 7 hours
and 52 minutes. The Tobacco Company and the taxman didn't get $151.62 of
my money. They can take their 606 sickarettes and shove 'em right up...
Anyway, I get to live an extra 2 Days, 2 hours and 30 minutes.

Wayne wrote:
> (remove the letter d to respond via email please)
>
>
>
>
> Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
> decade ago).
>
> Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD gang
> and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.
>
> Between that quit and the current one, I managed an 8 month quit (about
> 2 years ago).
>
> Noticing there are now not only Old Fogies (that's all we had back then)
> but a complete variety pack of Fogies.
>
> Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
> years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
> know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
> of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!
>
> Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say, Hey,
> its good to be back home again.
>
> WayneB
>
> Three days, 3 hours, 9 minutes and 23 seconds. 87 cigarettes not smoked,
> saving $13.81. Life saved: 7 hours, 15 minutes.
>

Wayne,

Welcome back home! I did the same thing about ten years ago but now I
too am back and yes, it does feel like home again You can do it! Read
and post.
ConcordPhil
I haven't smoked since 7/8/2007 2:30 PM. That's 4 Weeks, 2 Days, 7 hours
and 52 minutes. The Tobacco Company and the taxman didn't get $151.62 of
my money. They can take their 606 sickarettes and shove 'em right up...
Anyway, I get to live an extra 2 Days, 2 hours and 30 minutes.

Wayne wrote:
> (remove the letter d to respond via email please)
>
>
>
>
> Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
> decade ago).
>
> Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD gang
> and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.
>
> Between that quit and the current one, I managed an 8 month quit (about
> 2 years ago).
>
> Noticing there are now not only Old Fogies (that's all we had back then)
> but a complete variety pack of Fogies.
>
> Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
> years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
> know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
> of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!
>
> Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say, Hey,
> its good to be back home again.
>
> WayneB
>
> Three days, 3 hours, 9 minutes and 23 seconds. 87 cigarettes not smoked,
> saving $13.81. Life saved: 7 hours, 15 minutes.
>

Throw caution to the wind!

Welcome back!

~August


"Wayne" <dloansarranger@cox.net> wrote in message
news:Xns998593C2D20E3dloansarrangercoxnet@69.28.18 6.120...
> (remove the letter d to respond via email please)
>
>
>
>
> Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
> decade ago).
>
> Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD gang
> and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.
>
> Between that quit and the current one, I managed an 8 month quit (about
> 2 years ago).
>
> Noticing there are now not only Old Fogies (that's all we had back then)
> but a complete variety pack of Fogies.
>
> Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
> years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
> know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
> of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!
>
> Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say, Hey,
> its good to be back home again.
>
> WayneB
>
> Three days, 3 hours, 9 minutes and 23 seconds. 87 cigarettes not smoked,
> saving $13.81. Life saved: 7 hours, 15 minutes.
>

Throw caution to the wind!

Welcome back!

~August


"Wayne" <dloansarranger@cox.net> wrote in message
news:Xns998593C2D20E3dloansarrangercoxnet@69.28.18 6.120...
> (remove the letter d to respond via email please)
>
>
>
>
> Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
> decade ago).
>
> Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD gang
> and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.
>
> Between that quit and the current one, I managed an 8 month quit (about
> 2 years ago).
>
> Noticing there are now not only Old Fogies (that's all we had back then)
> but a complete variety pack of Fogies.
>
> Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
> years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
> know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
> of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!
>
> Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say, Hey,
> its good to be back home again.
>
> WayneB
>
> Three days, 3 hours, 9 minutes and 23 seconds. 87 cigarettes not smoked,
> saving $13.81. Life saved: 7 hours, 15 minutes.
>

Welcome back Wayne!
With hope and heart,
Kathleen

"Wayne" <dloansarranger@cox.net> wrote in message
news:Xns998593C2D20E3dloansarrangercoxnet@69.28.18 6.120...
> (remove the letter d to respond via email please)
>
>
>
>
> Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
> decade ago).
>
> Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD gang
> and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.
>
> Between that quit and the current one, I managed an 8 month quit (about
> 2 years ago).
>
> Noticing there are now not only Old Fogies (that's all we had back then)
> but a complete variety pack of Fogies.
>
> Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
> years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
> know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
> of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!
>
> Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say, Hey,
> its good to be back home again.
>
> WayneB
>
> Three days, 3 hours, 9 minutes and 23 seconds. 87 cigarettes not smoked,
> saving $13.81. Life saved: 7 hours, 15 minutes.
>

Welcome back Wayne!
With hope and heart,
Kathleen

"Wayne" <dloansarranger@cox.net> wrote in message
news:Xns998593C2D20E3dloansarrangercoxnet@69.28.18 6.120...
> (remove the letter d to respond via email please)
>
>
>
>
> Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
> decade ago).
>
> Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD gang
> and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.
>
> Between that quit and the current one, I managed an 8 month quit (about
> 2 years ago).
>
> Noticing there are now not only Old Fogies (that's all we had back then)
> but a complete variety pack of Fogies.
>
> Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
> years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
> know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
> of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!
>
> Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say, Hey,
> its good to be back home again.
>
> WayneB
>
> Three days, 3 hours, 9 minutes and 23 seconds. 87 cigarettes not smoked,
> saving $13.81. Life saved: 7 hours, 15 minutes.
>

On 7 Aug, 19:31, Wayne <dloansarran...@cox.net> wrote:
> (remove the letter d to respond via email please)
>
> Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
> decade ago).
>
> Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD gang
> and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.
>
> Between that quit and the current one, I managed an 8 month quit (about
> 2 years ago).
>
> Noticing there are now not only Old Fogies (that's all we had back then)
> but a complete variety pack of Fogies.
>
> Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
> years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
> know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
> of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!
>
> Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say, Hey,
> its good to be back home again.
>
> WayneB
>
> Three days, 3 hours, 9 minutes and 23 seconds. 87 cigarettes not smoked,
> saving $13.81. Life saved: 7 hours, 15 minutes.

Welcome Home !! ....Your not leaving now.... Glad to have you aboard
Regards Chris

On 7 Aug, 19:31, Wayne <dloansarran...@cox.net> wrote:
> (remove the letter d to respond via email please)
>
> Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
> decade ago).
>
> Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD gang
> and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.
>
> Between that quit and the current one, I managed an 8 month quit (about
> 2 years ago).
>
> Noticing there are now not only Old Fogies (that's all we had back then)
> but a complete variety pack of Fogies.
>
> Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
> years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
> know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
> of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!
>
> Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say, Hey,
> its good to be back home again.
>
> WayneB
>
> Three days, 3 hours, 9 minutes and 23 seconds. 87 cigarettes not smoked,
> saving $13.81. Life saved: 7 hours, 15 minutes.

Welcome Home !! ....Your not leaving now.... Glad to have you aboard
Regards Chris

Welcome back, Wayne! I was here from about '96 through '99 and
remember some of the people you mentioned. Your quit parallels mine
quite a lot. I've been back here since February and am glad to be
here. You know the drill, pull up a chair, kick back and get smober!!

FlatironMike
Five months, four weeks, 2 hours, 49 minutes and 44 seconds. 3562
cigarettes not smoked, saving $1,068.45. Life saved: 1 week, 5 days, 8
hours, 50 minutes.

Welcome back, Wayne! I was here from about '96 through '99 and
remember some of the people you mentioned. Your quit parallels mine
quite a lot. I've been back here since February and am glad to be
here. You know the drill, pull up a chair, kick back and get smober!!

FlatironMike
Five months, four weeks, 2 hours, 49 minutes and 44 seconds. 3562
cigarettes not smoked, saving $1,068.45. Life saved: 1 week, 5 days, 8
hours, 50 minutes.

welcome back home wayne..................stick around and you know the
drill....................READ AND POST!






"Wayne" <dloansarranger@cox.net> wrote in message
news:Xns998593C2D20E3dloansarrangercoxnet@69.28.18 6.120...
> (remove the letter d to respond via email please)
>
>
>
>
> Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
> decade ago).
>
> Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD gang
> and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.
>
> Between that quit and the current one, I managed an 8 month quit (about
> 2 years ago).
>
> Noticing there are now not only Old Fogies (that's all we had back then)
> but a complete variety pack of Fogies.
>
> Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
> years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
> know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
> of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!
>
> Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say, Hey,
> its good to be back home again.
>
> WayneB
>
> Three days, 3 hours, 9 minutes and 23 seconds. 87 cigarettes not smoked,
> saving $13.81. Life saved: 7 hours, 15 minutes.
>

welcome back home wayne..................stick around and you know the
drill....................READ AND POST!






"Wayne" <dloansarranger@cox.net> wrote in message
news:Xns998593C2D20E3dloansarrangercoxnet@69.28.18 6.120...
> (remove the letter d to respond via email please)
>
>
>
>
> Cautiously peeking out (in case anyone actually remembers me from over a
> decade ago).
>
> Back then, with support from folks like Bud Ellis, Carol G., The DD gang
> and many others, managed to stay smober for 18 months.
>
> Between that quit and the current one, I managed an 8 month quit (about
> 2 years ago).
>
> Noticing there are now not only Old Fogies (that's all we had back then)
> but a complete variety pack of Fogies.
>
> Congratulations to EVERYONE who has managed to stay smober all these
> years while guys like me go out and do more research. Just so you
> know, its still addictive, its still destructive, and its still a heck
> of a lot easier to Stay Quit than it is To Quit !!!
>
> Doing a cold turkey quit. After more than 72 hours, I can now say, Hey,
> its good to be back home again.
>
> WayneB
>
> Three days, 3 hours, 9 minutes and 23 seconds. 87 cigarettes not smoked,
> saving $13.81. Life saved: 7 hours, 15 minutes.
>