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Helped a buddy get down to 0mg prior to his shoulder replacement. Dat turd went back to smoking two months later... post-rehab. Oh well.
... and I'm more affordable.
Helped a buddy get down to 0mg prior to his shoulder replacement. Dat turd went back to smoking two months later... post-rehab. Oh well.
Iffy...we can lead em to water but we can't make em drink!
Mama is our mystery person....
you see the avatar? It appears as tho she's a little wary of the man in the shadows....
Today is so-called Back To The Future day, the day to which Marty McFly and Doc Brown time-travel in Back To The Future Part II, which was set in 1985 and released in 1989.
BBC TV proposes the following question: given the option to insert your present day self 30 years into the future or 30 years into the past, which option, if either, would you choose?
For purposes of the question, let's say that if you choose to time travel, you will spend 30 days in 1985 or 2045 before returning to 2015.
BBC TV proposes the following question: given the option to insert your present day self 30 years into the future or 30 years into the past, which option, if either, would you choose?
For purposes of the question, let's say that if you choose to time travel, you will spend 30 days in 1985 or 2045 before returning to 2015.
Definitely back - seeing the future might scare you, but slipping back and possibly correcting big errors / decisions you have made could be beneficial... Can we make it 1982??? Made a big decision that year that I would like to correct...
its a really good mini keyboard bluetooth and lighted they are making em without the num pad now
Definitely back for me. I would have done a few things differently, but then, I would not be who I am today.
Good morning Porch.......
Nice one to wake up to yiddle ...
hmmm? Back in time ... been there done that. I'll go forward. Give me a chance to meet my grandkid as a young man ... likely I won't be around in 'reality' by then.
Despite all the mistakes I've made in the past, I feel like if I had a chance to live those days again, my "do-over" choices might have worse results than the choices I actually made (or didn't make) the first time around.
I'm just happy to be here.
I'd go back.....couple of things I would have done differently might have resulted in my son still being here.......
Helped a buddy get down to 0mg prior to his shoulder replacement. Dat turd went back to smoking two months later... post-rehab. Oh well.
What a shame. You'd think he would have just gone back to vaping with nic. Some habits are just too hard to break. Don't give up though, maybe down the line he'll come back to it. I've run into others who tried vaping, went back to smoking and then picked up vaping again. He has seen how this can work so there's hope. They have to want to make the switch.
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