100 days. Wow time flies, I remember day one like it was yesterday, I was scared nervous and excited. My name is Andy I’m 24 years old from Fargo, North Dakota, yes we have electricity and cars, I chewed for 12 years before I finally had enough. What lead me … Continue reading
When you really think about it. A lot of members on this site can agree that we just start hating the idea of nicotine and chew. We have this story and that story, we have the flushes, and the thrown away. Some travel the hours on the road, while others … Continue reading
Gentlemen, Dipping is like marrying a super hot crazy girl. She’s incredibly attractive so you look past her initial craziness, but by the time you’re married its too late and its gonna go down hill. Like most of us, I started dipping at a young age (14 years old when … Continue reading
I distinctly remember the first time I took a dip. It was a summer night on my parents porch with my best friend at the time. I was 14 and had been drinking beer and lifting weights. The crew I ran with all dipped. My friend was my age but … Continue reading
I started dipping Hawkins, irregularly, when I was very young, perhaps as young as 10 or 11. I remember all the men hanging out, cleaning fish or game, cooking, working on something, fireside, and spitting. They would challenge me, and I would accept the challenge, just to get a positive … Continue reading
101 days ago, I began my journey towards the hall of fame. However, my entry into the hall of fame is only the beginning of the journey. Completing the journey to 100 days quit is not a graduation, we are not done quitting. Rather, the hall of fame is an … Continue reading
Hey, I never really posted much of an intro, so I may ramble on a little bit before I get my points out. I will say this, if you are reading this and are thinking about quitting nicotine join KTC. Everyone thinks they can do it on their own, lol … Continue reading
Well, today it’s been 165 days since I’ve dipped. I’m thinking I should have written my HOF speech much earlier but to tell you the truth I really didn’t know what to say. I still don’t know what to say just that this is the longest I’ve ever gone without … Continue reading
I sit here staring at my computer incredulous to the idea that it has been 112 days since I quit nicotine. It seems surreal, like I am in a dream that I thought would never come. Like many other quitters; I failed over and over and over. In my signature … Continue reading
I’m like everyone else. I tried to quit multiple times on my own, for other people, only to cave after a few days. I planned quits, then found excuses to put it off until I just talked myself out of it. I had found KTC a couple of years ago … Continue reading
