Alright, alright, I'll make nice again. Hold hands & sway if the feeling hits ya!

Is that better??

lmao!!

Get'cher FOOT groove on!

WOOO! I forgot how much fun this song is! Get yer jager buzz on! right here!

Joseph, peanuthead is coming tonight. Up the security.

Peanuthead, have some more coffee. It sounds like yer spazz factor could use a little tweaking. UP the caffeine I say!! Just try not to cry hysterically, and don't maul the man. lmao!!!

I can't wait to hear how this goes. lmao!!

Do us proud peanuthead. I'd hi 5 ya, but yer looking a little shaky and I don't wanna have a hi 5 fail. lol!

Have fun!!!

in NY waiting about, sister had a girl today, called 'robyn' bout it, cba typing onmy mini keyboard

the traveling and airplane is single handedly givin me no chance of avoding a cold, getting worse by the minute with these sinus' shit, fck this

why thx, and i done my part, it was holding out till i left the county to pop out!

I suppose it could sound like whining when I posted that message about the volume being to loud at the recent concert. Someone commented that maybe I'm just too old. Well I'm currently 50, just a few years behind Joe. I suppose that's getting up there. It's been a couple decades since I've been to a concert, so I guess I kinda forgot how loud they can be.

I currently have a hearing condition called Tinnitus. For those of you who don't know what that is, I'll explain. It's a ringing or swishing sound that's constantly heard 24/7 in the ears. It has many causes such as ear infections, but can also be caused by very loud sounds.

I've had my condition for 25 years and am not exactly sure how I contracted it. But it's not a very pleasant condition to have. I'm also a musician and used to play my guitar with my amp at full volume for many years. I love loud music, but eventually it takes its toll. The night of Joes concert, I thought I'd come prepared and brought ear plugs with me just in case. I wore them most of the night but took them out periodically when I heard some songs that were my faves.

When I got home after the concert ended, the tinnitus sound in my ears seemed to be twice as loud as usual. I'm hoping it will subside to previous levels after a few more days. So I'm posting this message as a warning to those of you who play music at maximum volume...Eventually you'll pay the piper.

Here's a list I compiled of a few famous rock stars with tinnitus. The list could be much longer. I'm just posting some of the more famous ones....

Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Sting, Cher, Phil Collins, Bono from U2, Bob Seger, Peter Frampton, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Pete Townshend, Eric Johnson, Ted Nugent, Ozzy Ozbourne, Mick Fleetwood and Todd Rundgren.

Here's a quote from Mick Fleetwood: I was a major glutton for volume: 'Gotta feel it, gotta hear it.' Sooner or later you're going to pay the reaper."