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My computer ius the only thing keeping me from an intimate love affair with a water tower and my 30-06. I'm going nuts. Time for another Diet Sierra Mist... :(

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Keep strong, what you're doing is so the best.

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Soft serve ice cream isn't too bad for you...at least the main ingrediant is milk instead of fat.

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I myself am fighting 2 addictions at the moment. In the last years, I tried to get rid of it in steps, but now I realise that doesn't work for me. I just have to stop at once. And so I did. I stopped 1 bad habit 4 months ago (and I don't miss it) and I just started to quit the other one 3 days ago. This time I can do it, I just feel it.
It feels so good to be free of everything. And I hope it pays off in other ways as well.

Good luck everybody, we can do it. :)

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Well I had a setback last night. I was hanging out at the bar after work and I gave in to temptation, well at least 4 drags of temptation. I couldn't even finish half of it. Now I'm coughing like I've been mining coal for the past 30 years.

Well, back on the wagon today. I must persevere.

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Tell us the addictions. Everyone wants details.

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You won't get the details.

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Like, if he didn't bring it up in his original post, why would you even want to pressure him into telling us? Give the guy some respect man.

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Well.... Quitting smoking isn't going to make that any easier. I wouldn't worry about it for now, just focus on getting rid of the cigs, they're far, far worse for you than the spare tire.

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Definately. Take baby steps. It's difficult enough to quit smoking. Trying to quit two bad habits at once just makes it all the more difficult.

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I think he'd feel better if he revealed the addictions to us. Keeping secrets is bad. I just want him to feel great.