Karmaniac:
  One who is obsessed with motor vehicles, and other's ratings of them. 

Hat tip: Shlomo24

JHF- Just Having Fun  Joyous Happy and Free

BWR- Bad Word Removed
as in what the BWR do you mean

mikestruggling wrote on 13 Jul 2017 05:24:

I like the BWR one.

mikestruggling wrote on 13 Jul 2017 05:24:

um i believe that a certain turtle monkey may have originally come up with BWR 

Gevura Shebyesod wrote on 13 Jul 2017 04:29:

Ahah. Apparently I was ignorant all this time. Like a fool, I thought that it meant the following:

Karmaniac:
  One who is obsessed with motor vehicles monster trucks, and the ratings of them their respective drivers. 

LUST:
 Lazy Underperformed Slow Trucking

Mesayin wrote on 31 Aug 2017 15:42:

Living Underwhelmingly, Simply Tripping

bb0212 wrote on 03 Sep 2017 06:31:

MAIMI
​ My Acronym Is More  Innovative
                                    Inspiring
                                    Idiotic

Mesayin wrote on 04 Sep 2017 14:22:

I don't mean to be idiotic, but in my book

LUST = LUST

Markz wrote on 04 Sep 2017 15:10:

MAIMI
 Markz Ain't Idiotic, Mesayin Is

What's the name of your book?

"Rotf" is "Revenge of the Fallen" a transformers movie. Or is "Rolling on the floor" minus the laughing part. 

LeogoingShmiras wrote on 06 Sep 2017 11:04:

Roll On Truckers, FREEDOM!

GYE

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The "Three-Second Rule” (tool #3)

If we see something inappropriate, we can implement the "three-second rule." Doing so involves three steps: alert, avert, and affirm. The first step is to realize that we're seeing something inappropriate. That's the "alert" stage, and it may take a second or two. The second step is to close our eyes or look away. That's the "avert" stage. These two steps should take place within [about] three seconds. The third step is to give yourself a mental "pat on the back" thinking something like, "I saw that by mistake, and I quickly looked away. I'm still clean and, G-d willing, I'm going to build on that, one day at a time." That's the "affirm" stage.

Markz wrote on 17 Oct 2017 03:27:

when I sent through the first 90  days this was the most important rule of focus, and prayer, the next 90 days was easier, and now I just know that when I least expect it, I will battle again, but I have learn some of the things that tempt me, i go prepare when I know a battle is ahead of me, I keep prayer with me for the unexpected, I am know that Torah study can cause my soul to ascend, and at times for days I can be free of temptations.