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^ If you go at the right time - you do not have to wait hours. As I said, on Easter Sunday, the wait was NEVER longer than 20 minutes. The key is to not try to ride on a peak business day. david

If you don't have a chance to get to it this year (I think they're closed,) then definitely go out when they open for the season next year. IT ROCKS

^ Nope - I had pizza Do you have any big plans for this evening?

^ Freakin' LOVE that song One Night in Bangcock - Murray Head

I generally do ok with my ex's. Although I haven't broken up with anyone in quite a few years - usually my partners and I would fizzle out or stop "dating" earlier rather than later. If things started going downhill - we would usually just let it go rather than try to stay togeher (what I call Flogging a dead horse.) I don't really "hang out" with my exes. If I see them around - fine, but I don't go out of my way to hang out with them. david

^ Is only half correct - I'm not in college but I do have a job < Is going to Shakespeare in the Park tonight v Likes theater

yep - credit whore here! do you like white chocolate?

^ you rock!! david

Since WHAM wasn't a choice I went with the Clash. I was a big fan back in the day, but never got a chance to see them live! I also have to add Sisters of Mercy, becasue back in my Goth/Deathrock days I would have killed to see them live. david

If I am not mistaken - the drink is called a "Flaming Doctor Pepper." I remember them fondly from college and when I was a bartender. david

I love sushi! My favorite rolls are the Shrimp Tempura roll and the California roll. The only non-roll sushi that I don't care for is octopus because it is just a little too chewey for me. My favorite places: Nikimotos in Atlanta Seasons in Savannah Sushi Zen in Savannah david

I curl up in my big squashy armchair and read a book. Sometimes watch television (history channel/discovery channel) or just go museum hopping with some friends (these are all things I do if it is raining on my day off, otherwise I go to work).

I used to work 1/2 mile from home and could easily walk. Now I have to drive about 15 - 20 minutes each way. I remember when I lived just north of Atlanta, it would take me 45 minutes to drive 7 miles (from East Cobb to Sandy Springs for you Atlanta People.) david

"Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" - the Beatles

^Is noticing you < Is REALLY ready for lunch! v Is quite demented!

Hey Dallas, great job! I didn't get the opportunity do do anything for Halloween this year . When you get the chance, post a picture of your costume! I'd love to see it. david

^ Is incorrect - I have no idea what that meant (^^) < Is waiting for 5:00 to get the hell out of this office! V can't be bothered with trivial things...

I started to exercise about the same time that I quit drinking. I lost about 20 pounds in the first couple of months by watching what I ate and walking ALOT. I finally joined a gym about 2 months ago, and I try to go just about every day. I am SLOWLY starting to enjoy it, because since I go often, I don't have to work out for hours at a time. I spend about 15 - 20 minutes on cardio, and about 20 - 30 minutes weight training different muscle groups. The first month SUCKED!, but now I notice a difference and am feeling much better. I have lost a total of about 30 lbs. and don't cringe when I look in the mirror any more. I also take advantage of the hot tub and the steam room when I am there, so my skin is actually looking better as well. For anyone just starting out, my advice is to not over-do it, try to have fun and be patient. It takes a bit of time for any discernable difference but you will feel and look better. david

Fat Bastard! The Fem-bots were also great, but I don't know if they qualify as villans.

Lots to do this weekend! Seafood Festival (with fireworks) Blues and Barbeque Festival Shakespeare in the park The Mutt Strutt yay

I will agree! Although it is not fun, per se, it is really important. I sold plasma in college, and that actually benefits people as well. Now, I just donate regularly. A little discomfort on my part is nothing compared to the life that my blood might save. david

Well... I started college as a Physics major - then decided that I hated math one day. I changed colleges and majors to Public Relations. During school I was a bartender/waiter for TGI Friday's and ended up being a corporate Computer Based Trainer for them. I was with them for about 10 years. I then went into Hotel/Restaurant management. Did that until it burned me out and am now in the Financial Planning / Services industry. If I didn't have to worry about money - I would go back to school to become a vetrenarian, or become a teacher. But - I do have to worry about money - so retirement / death planning (insurance) will do for me. david

^^I concur! Hamburger Lady is unusual and just plain spooky (supposedly based on a true story?!) Nicole, although we have never met, by your pictures I could not picture you being a Throbbing Gristle fan. Guess you really can't judge a book by its cover. COOL.

a song called Hamburger Lady by the Throbbing Gristle. It is just plain SCARY and not in a good way. brrrrrr

I am truly impressed! Great photos! I have never been to CP, and your pics made me feel like I was there. Also - congrats on having a really, really cool mom. david