Thanks for message Steven Wilde/C.

Chose the nick of Damon as I was a big fan and used to race. Nice to hear from someone from the states.

DCK Sorry to hear about your sister in law, God will provide you and your family with the necessary strength.

delfino: "msn is being a dick" lmao will send you the power of beef soon.

suzie; aww, no need to apologize!!!!!!!

thanks for that info, stevee t!

DCK....First of all sorry to hear about your sisterinlaw..my condolences...

does annyone know when the jsx combo will be available to the public in the us?

thanks

doobie brothers? I dont have a clue who they are but saw them at the Taste of Minnesota in 2002. The audience comrpised of quite a few mulletheads...and some redneck kept spilling his budwieser on me....grrrr.

lets get drunk, coolio.

I'm jumping in on page 13 of the 17 I'm behind.

DCK, Mark, so sorry to hear about your sis in law. Man what a horrible thing. My heart goes out to ya bro.

mikesb, I watched Napoleon Dynamite with my son. Dude, I had to leave the room. I wanted to smack him down myself for being such a dork, or was it for making such a stupid movie. lol! My kids loved it and thought it was the funniest thing ever. I, on the other hand, was like what...the...hell?? Later I saw the guy who play Napoleon on The Tonight Show. He's really a cool kid. They gave him a perm and dorked him up for the movie. I must say, he did play the part VERY well. lol! In retrospect, it was a "stupid funny" movie, but I really don't need to see it again. lol!

This is just for you honey ~ http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/napoleon.php

Tracie, thanks hon. Big hug to ya!

Delfino, my pop wasn't going anywhere (in his mind) till his dr appt. on Wednesday. I took my mom for groceries, and when we came back he looked so pathetic. He was just stuck there in the recliner. He could barely stand up or even move. I started talking to him asking him if he was just going to sit there and die. He has no health insurance, so he really didn't want to go to the hospital because he knew they would keep him. I laid into him about his LIFE being more important than the bills, and as long as he made payments there is nothing they can do. I asked him if he was going to the bathroom because I knew he could barely walk. He said yes and pointed to a container he had sitting near him. He was to weak to get up to go upstairs. I looked at the container and said "Holy shit Pop, your pissing blood!" (sorry for being so graphic) He told me it was just a dark color. Dark color my ass! I threw a little fit and asked him if he was ready to go out like that sitting in his chair with my mom watching him go, then I left the room. When I came back I asked him if he was ready to go (to the hospital), and he said yes. *insert huge exhale here*. I told him I'd give him 2 hours to get whatever he needed to get together ready. I had to get home and get my daughter to work and get my husband to help with getting him in and out of the car. My pop used my shoulders as support as I walked in front of him going down the steps. We got him in the van, but could barely get him out. I ran into the ER to get someone with a wheelchair, and it took 3 of us to get him out. Like I said before, I'm sooo glad he's finally getting treated. They're running a lot of tests. Took 21 vials of blood so far. His fever went down, so that's good. His BP is okay as well as his heart, so that's good. They still don't know what's causing all his other ailments though. Whao, sorry for the ramble...