Queen Prawn

I'm just happy my boy (Jeff Burton) finally finished an entire race lol. What happened with your boy yesteryday? Even Ricky Rudd finished higher than him! (not dissing Rudd, I cheer for him, but the Wood brothers have sucked the last few years).

:puke :puke :puke C'mon, you had to know I was going to do that? lol

It looks like some things haven't changed much yet. Still holding out hope that he will improve as time goes by...

I've heard nothing but good things about him. Can't wait to see him in net.

Now, if the equation was Meat Loaf + John Belushi, that would =

Exactly! I am not exactly sure why I believe in God (afterlife, reincarnation, karma, etc), but part of it is seeing/experiencing God (higher power, 'The Big Cheese,' whatever you call the main spiritual being in your life) in everyday events. Seeing my nephew in a matter of minutes after bith is one of the biggies. Another the second chance my dad was given (and he took). Those are some of the ways I've seen/felt God (the big Dude as I like to call God) in my life.

I don't understand the first statement. As for the second, the difference to me (for me, however you want to state it) is that religious is for someone who practices and has beliefs in one religion. A spiritual person would not practice one religion, but incorporate many religious beliefs into their lives. But as I said, this is just my interpretation.

I can't see why not. Jewish people can be religious, Hindus can be religious, people in the Islamic religion can be religious, to me the term 'religious' can apply to any religion. But that is just MHO.

One possibility (as in my case), is that said person doesn't follow one religion and their practices, but more of a meld of religions and their beliefs. Just a thought.

Ours is supposed to ship on St. Patty's day (also known as the day the Canes play the Hawks in our household heehee). It is going to be a sweet system and as soon as I have it up and running and all of Brian's games installed, we are getting W.O.W. high speed cable (4Mbs). Oh, can you say a few hamster prayers (or positive thoughts his way for the non-religious out there) for my middle hamster - Stinky Butt II - Brian's nephew burned him with wax yesterday (leg, paw, slightly on his back - his fur protected him and small burns on his testicles). So far, he is eating sleeping and relieving himself with little issues. We are keeping a close eye on him though.

Happy B-day!

I am getting excited as well. I plan on opening my window sitting on the porch and facing the chair to the TV. I can't wait!!!!

Damn, 35 is too young to die. Leukemia is painful. My granddad and his brother died from age onset Leukemia (they were both diagnosed when they were in their late 70s).

Brian told me about the this. I LMAO about Lalime fighting. Maybe it'll light a fire under his ass. The Sens needed this fight fest. Hopefully it'll keep the fire under their collective asses alit.

LMAO!!! Now I understand why Brian misses Roy being on the Sens. He really is a nut case!

Considering I work 37 miles from home and there are no trains that connect out there (within two exchanges) I can't take public trans unless I don't mind it taking 3+ hours to get to work.

looks like I am buying my dell 'puter tonight - as long as the discounts and such they have listed during the day are still valid when I get home. lol

Personally, I thought the charges were BS.

Some things never change, eh?

Nice Avatar Steve!

LOL! I get it and I agree with ya. Sorry, my brain is at home with Brian not at work right now...

I do believe that is what I stated in my post responding to you.

That's not what I was saying and you know it. I don't like what Stern says in his show but there are a number of other channels to turn to in the morning, so that's what I do - change the channel. My main point is - where does censorship stop? Is someone going to tell me that I can no longer read Nora Roberts novels because there is sex in them and a kid could get their hands on it?

Whoa I couldn't imagine it either...may they rest in peace.

Another good point. And another frightening thought...