drsmooth wrote:

SK790 wrote:i got filmed cooking at the food cart for B-roll for the Seattle Sounders game today. i'm famous!

hope you flashed the BSG gang symbol

Oddly enough I was wearing my ZWR cuttered shirt.

ReadingPhilly wrote:pa turnpike robbery story is wild.

perp was an exeter grad smh.

SK790 wrote:

drsmooth wrote:

SK790 wrote:i got filmed cooking at the food cart for B-roll for the Seattle Sounders game today. i'm famous!

hope you flashed the BSG gang symbol

Oddly enough I was wearing my ZWR cuttered shirt.

Quitting smoking. Shit sucks.

Stage 4 Lung cancer for a guy at work ^

Don't really care about the health effects, probably only got 10-15 years left regardless. Moreso for the quality of life stuff and I stopped enjoying it.

WheelsFellOff wrote:Don't really care about the health effects, probably only got 10-15 years left regardless. Moreso for the quality of life stuff and I stopped enjoying it.

Don't talk like that! You have to live long enough to see the end of The Process. 2033 is the Sixers year!

WheelsFellOff wrote:Don't really care about the health effects, probably only got 10-15 years left regardless. Moreso for the quality of life stuff and I stopped enjoying it.

Damn walfo, that's dark

slugsrbad wrote:

WheelsFellOff wrote:Don't really care about the health effects, probably only got 10-15 years left regardless. Moreso for the quality of life stuff and I stopped enjoying it.

Don't talk like that! You have to live long enough to see the end of The Process. 2033 is the Sixers year!

lil Brett Embiid Jr, 8'6'' 450lb of cut muscle and pumped full of slave-produced HGH will lead us to the promised land

WheelsFellOff wrote:Don't really care about the health effects, probably only got 10-15 years left regardless. Moreso for the quality of life stuff and I stopped enjoying it.

health effects are quality of life stuff. if you're mentally ready, that's the biggest step, you're 95 percent of the way there. The rest is a reverse brainwash, because we brainwashed ourselves into smoking them in the first place. Alan Carr's Easyway to Stop Smoking book is a good way to drill those thoughts into your head. i can pm you a copy if you want.
also, this has helped me: http://whyquit.com/whyquit/A_Benefits_Time_Table.html

walfo how old are you?

Quit smoking almost two years ago and to Napalms point it was all just changing my mindset. I enjoyed going out for a cigarette, I liked that 7 minutes away from the world. If I was in a hotel for work, it was an excuse to leave my room for a little bit, or leave my desk at work, I never smoked in front of my kids, but the second they were in bed, I was outside. Breaking those habits was the hardest part, but now that I've let it go, I never think about it anymore. You got this wfo

Turned 34 on Wednesday. I know it's dark, but it's realistic. I can't name more than 1 person in my immediate family that made it 60.

WheelsFellOff wrote:Turned 34 on Wednesday. I know it's dark, but it's realistic. I can't name more than 1 person in my immediate family that made it 60.

Break the cycle!

Hey, if it wasn't for stark knowledge of my own transience I wouldn't be the apathetic smartass I am today.

Happy belated birthday!

Not that hilarious

Bucky clickbaiting, probably has shares in distractify (luckily the name is in the url hover!)

Slowhand wrote:Not that hilarious