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2x dBDrag event on June 4th 15 minutes away. Debating entering with the uber ... $50 entry fee though, so that absolutely blows. Build a nice new ported enclosure for the uber and let 'er wang. Ideally I'd love to find a 12" L7 or something else for super cheap and just beat the piss out of it. Although winning with sub built with no intention of getting loud would be interesting. Fuckin' better believe TeamSSAudio.com stickers will be plastered all over the place and flyers will be handed out. Even sport my Inciminator Audio shirt.

Indeed Dennis ...

I really do live in the middle of nowhere. I'm so far away from everyone it seems. Wish I was in southern Ontario ... close to the border. Then I'd be able to do more. Because there's a HUGE audio following going on in the north west

Stop drinking lighter fluid Yes, yes ... that's it

On the child or the mother? Mother ... relapse and progression of the disease. Sort of a grey area right now - no one is jumping to conclusions, and understandably no one wants to publish much on it. "A three year prospective study from the Middlesex Hospital reported a normal distribution of weight and head circumference in babies born to mothers with multiple sclerosis. There is no reported evidence to suggest that the children of women with multiple sclerosis are in anyway physically or mentally disadvantaged. The increased frequency of relapse seen in the puerperium may, however, impact on the important early relationship between mother and child. A mother with multiple sclerosis may be temporarily less able to care for her new child if she has a significant relapse. Fatigue is well recognised as a feature of multiple sclerosis and may be more likely to be a problem postpartum than at other times. These potential problems should be discussed and incorporated into plans for maternity leave and support after the birth. Given the increasing use of immunosuppressive agents appropriate advice on contraception is essential." (Lorenzi, A. R. Multiple sclerosis and pregnancy. Department of Neurology, St James's University Hospital. 2002.)

I'll check back in after ... *notes page 6106 ... 'cause I'm sure it won't be anywhere near that in a couple hours*

That hurts Yeeeaaahhh ... but you have been up all night "studying" ... or getting sauced ... so you have an excuse to sleep

Where ya headed good sir? French land again? Or somewhere domestic?

Just dropping in before eating and heading to the gym. Routine ya know ... 8AM - Wake up, out of bed. 8:10-8:20 - Browse the forums real quick, deal with any personal e-mails / IM's, take a *quick* look at my work schedule. 8:20-8:40 - pre-workout meal, breakfast 8:40-8:50 - get my shit together and write my exercises in my log book. ~ 9:10 - arrive at the gym Check in, stretch, lift, stretch, shower ... hot tub for a few minutes max if I have some time and don't mind being tired later on that day. Between 10:30 and 11:00 - arrive home ---- right there I've already accomplished more in 3/4 of the morning than a lot of people do in a day ... some people aren't even up yet. I'll eat my second meal and go to work, eating every two and a half hours.

Didn't delete shit. All deleted stuff goes to the 'Test' section anyway. And this "delicious grape flavor" drink tastes like absolute shit.

I gotta eat something.

Err .. all day Friday ... starting at eight in the morning. Must be a big store. And I better get discounts.

I think I just got rooked into doing inventory at an auto parts store Friday evening. Nothing better than having someone with big hands who can't focus on one thing for more than thirty seconds trying to count hundreds of little bolts. Whatever, I'm a nice guy so I'll do it anyway.

I do enjoy fighting, but when you're in charge of 800 drunks on the floor of a hockey arena with the liquor inspector walking around ... you keep things tight.

Was ok - didn't have as many people as we would have liked, but still made money. Roughly 800 people there, usually looking at around 1200-1400. People still had a good time, we still made money, music was good, and there weren't any fights or hassles.

Feeling better today ... thankfully. Went to the gym this morning, felt like crap afterwards, doing better now though. Just need to make a whole bunch of great meals and gain the weight back. Need to find more recipes - chicken breast, potatos, and rice gets boring.

Slack bartenders.

LMFAO

I tend to stay away from food places like that though. I'll pay a little more to eat in a place where people wear suits ... doesn't mean I get better food, or better service, or whatever ... I just don't have to talk to people, listen to screaming kids, don't have to park my vehicle, etc. I really do hate most people. I try and avoid most typical gatherings ... people are just stupid.

How long did you stay? 15 mins? Half an hour? I loved mine that much too.

'Cause I'm classy like that.

A couple ounces of root beer will get me burping like crazy. I avoid it at all costs, with the exception of when I'm in a nice family restaurant.

Nice equipment Nice car, too.

Hope all works out well for him, his family, and those close to him. I can picture the crash, injuries, and rehab to follow. Lucky guy, stay strong for him.