Post your 2008 new years resolutions.

I'll start:
Quit smoking (maybe)
Quit drinking on weeknights
Start working out again
Lose 50 or 60 lbs[sm=smiley30.gif]
Stop post whoring on the forum so much at work and do some actual work

 

That sounds too ambitious jon.
Hit the gym, sure. Quit post hawrin', no way.


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my resolution is to not let women keep me from doing the things i want to do

 

my resolution is to not make stupid resolutions i'll never conform to anyway...

a new years resolution is a procrastinators invention!!!!!!!!!

 

I'm going to make the only resoloution that I know I can keep. I make the resolution to make NO resolution! Dang that doesn't really work either does it....

 

Getting women to let you do what you want (liqour in the front, poker in the rear!) might be harder that quitting smoking.

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Yeah I rarely ever make resolutions. But this year is different. My clothes are getting tighter and tighter. I am sick of being a lard @$$. Quitting drinking during the week helps cut down the calorie intake, working out makes muscle(or restores the "asleep" muscles that are already there in my case)and burns fat. So most of my resolutions could be summed up by saying "get back in shape."
Quitting smoking is a personal choice. Really I'm just getting sick and tired of paying so much money for cigarettes. When I realized that when both my wife and I smoke a pack a day each, that costs us roughly $2,190 per year, it's a pretty good motivator. I know if I quit my wife probably will for good. She can quit (such as for 9 months during the pregnancy) but I am a bad influence cause I smoke like a train. When she is at work she takes smoke breaks with the nurses to socialize. I work at an insurance company so smoking is pretty frowned upon. I only smoke on my way to work, on my lunch break, and then when I get home at night.

 

I don't think quitting smoking will be ALL that hard. i have quit for a few days before when I had pneumonia and it wasn't too bad. I just know the hardest part about it is going to be not smoking when I drink. There's nothing like a nice glass of scotch and a cigarette (or 10)at the end of a hard day at work.

 

Only if your already a Procrastinator does that count [sm=happy046.gif]
WheelBrokerAng

 

**You must be looking to get a restraining order against you from all the Women Then

WheelBrokerAng

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