A SOPHOMORE IN HIGH SCHOOL has a 50th anniversary R6...
Mommy and Daddy pretty much spoil the kid :mad:
are you sure he/she hasnt been saving up for it? I'm just sayin'.
working at Taco Bell? for the last year? and it's his first job.
Sorry... I'm pissed at some tenants. I need to vent. :laugh:
I try not to worry about what other people are doing.
So, he has a "fancy" LE R6.
I doubt he would ever understand or appreciate motorcycling in the way most of us (including you An) do.
Probably be a candidate for the USA presidency!! :laugh:
well, he DOES have a better bike than An...probably gets laid too, that bumble bee scheme is sexy.
That's my issue...
WE appreciate the joy of riding. WE won't be doing stupid shaZam! on the roads that give us REAL BIKERS a bad name and/or endanger them and/or other innocent people.
I spend my hard earned money on gear first, then maintanance, THEN mods... Him? Here's his list of "accomplishments":
My 50th R6 Has:
GP Shifting
Puig Double Bubble Black Windscreen
Black LED Pig Spotters
Targa Fender Eliminator
LP Racing Flushmount Signals
Soon 2 Come:
Yellow Seat Cowl
Pazzo Racing Short Black Levers
Acumen Blue Digital Gear Indicator
Shopping List:
HyperPro Steering Damper
LeoVince SBK Full Exhaust System Factory Carbon Fiber
Power Commander PCIII
Vortex Adjustable Rearsets Black
Pilot Power Race Tires
520 Chain Conversion
SpeedoHealer
BMC Race Air Filter
Pazzo Short Black Levers
Galfer Wave Rotors
Galfer SS Lines
Brisk Spark Plugs
I'd LOVE to do some mods, but I EARN my money. It's bad enough I don't get paid what I'm worth, but at least I take pride in my work and do the best that I can. I put aside a VERY small amount for stuff like this. Sometimes I even dip into my mad money for legit reasons.
Priorities.
However if you fling a tire iron into his wheel while he's going do the road I won't think any less of you.
the 50th ... thats not the raven is it ? girl at work .. here soon to be hubby just bouth an 06-07(not sure what year she just said they where only making 100 or so of them ) raven ......... r6 .....payed something like 14k for it .. i was like .. screw that .. i'd get a regular r6 for was less and mod the crap out of it for that kind of money ...but ... yet again .. its a limited edition ..
For 14k can't you just buy an R1?
the 50th is yellow/black (bumble bee version).
(http://yamaha-motor.ca/products/images/motorcycles/2006_R6_50th_1.jpg)
its a limited edition but more than just 50.
msrp=10,800US/12,999CAN
Fearedgs500-if you're talking US dollars she got a bad deal. especially if she got a black one, LOL.
Its not even as nice a limited edition as the R1LE...thats like $18,000 but comes with top tier components.
WTF are pig spotters? My first thought was mirrors... but they're LED... so are they mirrors with LED turn signals integrated?
Also, wtf is a speedohealer?
Also, wtf is a 16 year old doing with ANY R6, much less an LE?
Quote from: CirclesCenter on January 10, 2007, 11:34:28 PM
However if you fling a tire iron into his wheel while he's going do the road I won't think any less of you.
:laugh:
I knew people in highschool who had nice bikes and cars but they worked for them most of the time and a lot of the guys who had bikes were motocross racers who raced on the weekends and made some loot. really good at it too. i know one kid bought and sold cars and made money off that over and over again. you gotta look deeper into it. just because they are young does not meen they dont appreciate the ride.
Maybe instead of being all negitive and letting your ego take over, talk to him, maybe offer up some advice...with out shoven it down his throat. Help him to learn the basics and what not. I've got a couple younger kids that work for me..18 and 19, they soak it up if you approach it correctly!
Quote from: CirclesCenter on January 10, 2007, 11:34:28 PM
However if you fling a tire iron into his wheel while he's going do the road I won't think any less of you.
haha :icon_twisted:
hehe yeaa its USA dollors .. thats what i was saying he got it good .. but its the RAVEN its stright black no gray on it ... its alllll black . only other color on it is red .. and thats the tape that runs around the tires ......
I agree with Jah.
Now go drink some Haterade.
so what do you know about this kid An... probably nothing. Dont judge people just because you're jealous.
Besides that; this kid could have been riding dirt, minibikes, or two strokes his/ her entire life. You'd be suprised how early some kids start. I'm sure you really dont know him at all & have little to no idea about how responsible he is with his money & how safe he rides on the street.
those mods he's doing to his bike seep pretty legit An. who cares where the hell he get his money to do them; I really dont think it's any of your business anyways. I love how you say your proirities are gear, maintenence, and THEN mods.... when I recall a thread from you saying the first thing you were gonna do when you got the bike was friggin Angel Eyes.... :icon_rolleyes: real mature.
Though, I could be completly wrong & this is his first bike and he rides it like a complete ass. Either way, I'm not gonna lose sleep over it. Stop getting your panties in such a bunch An...
Quote from: l3uddha on January 11, 2007, 11:27:16 AM
I love how you say your proirities are gear, maintenence, and THEN mods.... when I recall a thread from you saying the first thing you were gonna do when you got the bike was friggin Angel Eyes.... :icon_rolleyes: real mature.
I'd imagine that's because he already had gear (from when he was riding his GS) and the bike was already properly maintained by the previous owner before An bought it.
you might say the same thing about this kid that An is b*tching about; except that it is a new bike.
Quote from: l3uddha on January 11, 2007, 11:39:02 AM
you might say the same thing about this kid that An is b*tching about; except that it is a new bike.
Do you think a 16 year old has enough money to pay for all that?
You just never know. Maybe he has been cutting lawns since he was a infant. Maybe he has been racing motorcross or shifter carts since he was a wee lad. To bash him for merely having a R6 is a bit knee jerk.
For example: one of my best friends had a 5.0 liter Mustang for his first car. He had worked and saved money to buy it and babied it and modded the piss out of it and never got in a lick of trouble. It was fast as hell. This kid could be like him. Just likes nice stuff.
Quote from: AlphaFire X5 on January 11, 2007, 12:00:17 PM
Do you think a 16 year old has enough money to pay for all that?
I started babysitting when I was 10, and I worked in a flower shop starting at 14. I had more than enough money to buy my first convertible (and pay for all of my insurance, gas, clothes, eating out, recreation, etc) when I was 16.
Who brought the gas, lighter and An to the party, HE'S ON FIRE :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
PS - I could have bought two R6s when i was 16, but i had college and rent to pay.
I was helping a family friend at 15-17 building houses, made 350-500 cash under the table weekends, after school and summers. I had two cars and a cr250 when I was 17, no help from anyone. So an, stfu!!
When I was 12 I was a maintenance man at a local university. The professor in a math class left an equation up on the chalk board one night. I guess it was supposed to be hard. Anyway, I figured it out pretty easy because when it comes to that stuff, I can just play. Once the found out I was good at math, they got me a job working at a government think tank in D.C. As soon as I turned 16, I bought a 65 Mustang and drove across the country to see my girl. So yeah, An, it just goes to show you, your life has been nothing but a long series of baby steps.
Quote from: pandy on January 11, 2007, 12:42:02 PM
Quote from: AlphaFire X5 on January 11, 2007, 12:00:17 PM
Do you think a 16 year old has enough money to pay for all that?
I started babysitting when I was 10, and I worked in a flower shop starting at 14. I had more than enough money to buy my first convertible (and pay for all of my insurance, gas, clothes, eating out, recreation, etc) when I was 16.
Yea ... back in the day, when I was your age ... when we found a penny on the road, we opened a savings account. Then 14 days leter I bought a new convertible. It was 14 cents. Easy ... when we find penny on the ground everyday ... yea ... Kids these days have no sense of responsibility ...
Cool.
Srinath.
srinath that was your 11111th post..... creepy.
Probably thinks that financial responsibility is subject to daily acts of God, too.
Quote from: seshadri_srinath on January 11, 2007, 03:11:17 PM
Yea ... back in the day, when I was your age ... when we found a penny on the road, we opened a savings account. Then 14 days leter I bought a new convertible. It was 14 cents. Easy ... when we find penny on the ground everyday ... yea ... Kids these days have no sense of responsibility
Yeah, well, back in my day, we had to walk 27 miles one way in the snow with no shoes or clothes to get to the bus stop to go to school! :flipoff: :laugh:
Quote from: pandy on January 11, 2007, 05:02:28 PM
Quote from: seshadri_srinath on January 11, 2007, 03:11:17 PM
Yea ... back in the day, when I was your age ... when we found a penny on the road, we opened a savings account. Then 14 days leter I bought a new convertible. It was 14 cents. Easy ... when we find penny on the ground everyday ... yea ... Kids these days have no sense of responsibility
Yeah, well, back in my day, we had to walk 27 miles one way in the snow with no shoes or clothes to get to the bus stop to go to school! :flipoff: :laugh:
hmmmm no cloths to school must have been an interesting child hood. ;)
Quote from: l3uddha on January 11, 2007, 11:27:16 AM
so what do you know about this kid An... probably nothing. Dont judge people just because you're jealous.
for the record, I'm not jealous. Don't forget... I've GOT an R6. No need for jealousy. :dunno_white:
Pandy - I don't doubt that you had enough money for all that. But, was it a BRAND NEW convertible?
I'm not bitching about this kid getting an R6. I love the bike. Some do, some don't. I don't care about that at all... I'm looking at the BIGGER picture.
Responsibility
Priorities
IF the parents helped finance the toy, that says a lot about them. That is not teaching their children responsibility. My parents told me that if I wanted a car, I would have to pay for it with NO help from them. I was 100% fine with that. I took PRIDE in the fact that I was able to buy my cars without relying on them.
Many kids do, and to them, I bow down to them.
But when parents help with this "destructive" behaviour, I cannot help think that it is the PARENTS faulty parenting that has this kid saying things like, "If you can run from the police, you should"... or "Since I've got a supersport, I'm gonna ride like I stole it".
And yes... I *DID* post a thread about getting angel eyes as a first thread. The MAIN reason was to get opinions as to which people liked more... AngelEyez or DemonEyez... FYI, I have YET to purchase either... and it will be a WHILE before I do. It's an impractical mod... for me anyway. I don't bring my bike to shows, and I don't show off my bike to my friends. Hence, they are NOT NEEDED.
I do however want to get reflective rimtape, maybe some reflective decals that look stock during the day, headlight modulator, brakelight LED module (the same on I have on the GS), frame sliders, etc... I'm concentrating on SAFETY mods.
Wow, a statistically abnormal number of child prodigies/illegal child labor and contracts with minors observed here.
That's a mathematical way for saying, get the f%$k off the cross, Jesus did it, and that's it. No one here is suffering for humanities sins.
(BTW I'm atheist, it's just the sheer amount of Martyrdom is making me want to puke.)
(Also if I tard farm this just know it was happening one way or another.)
Quote from: annguyen1981 on January 11, 2007, 10:14:51 PM
IF the parents helped finance the toy, that says a lot about them. That is not teaching their children responsibility. My parents told me that if I wanted a car, I would have to pay for it with NO help from them. I was 100% fine with that. I took PRIDE in the fact that I was able to buy my cars without relying on them.
Many kids do, and to them, I bow down to them.
you are kinda speculating on the kid, but i agree, if he has a $10K r6 at 16, its 99% mommys money.
i remember my first car. my dad had an 89 coupe deville. he had it since it was brand new, but by the time i was old enough to drive the paint was falling off of it and it had a blown headgasket.
these days i could have probably fixed it myself, but back then i certainly didnt know jack about mechanics, nor did i know anybody who did.
i edited wedding videos for cash until i could drop $1500 to get er fixed. god i loved that car, even with the paint falling apart and the insides having seen better days, it still rode like a cadillac. and it still managed to get me a $500 ticket for going 120 in a 55. god i miss having a 'lac, i had a 92 eldorado that was the best car ive ever had, but some geezer smashed it by running a red light.
went a bit off topic there.
Quote from: pandy on January 11, 2007, 05:02:28 PM
Quote from: seshadri_srinath on January 11, 2007, 03:11:17 PM
Yea ... back in the day, when I was your age ... when we found a penny on the road, we opened a savings account. Then 14 days leter I bought a new convertible. It was 14 cents. Easy ... when we find penny on the ground everyday ... yea ... Kids these days have no sense of responsibility
Yeah, well, back in my day, we had to walk 27 miles one way in the snow with no shoes or clothes to get to the bus stop to go to the liquor store! :flipoff: :laugh:
Yeah, you might want to fix your scratched up fairing before you buy Angel Eyes.
Quote from: annguyen1981 on January 11, 2007, 10:14:51 PM
Pandy - I don't doubt that you had enough money for all that. But, was it a BRAND NEW convertible?
Hell no. I wanted to have enough money to enjoy other things (and start paying for my ejimication). However, what I paid for my convertible back in the stone ages is more than what that kid paid for his R6 today. ;)
I agree with you that parents should absolutely teach responsibility to their children, but I also wouldn't turn down help from my parents if it were offered (and if they were alive). Why the hell would anyone!? :laugh: Hell, my parents are lucky they aren't alive today, cuz I'd probably have moved back in on them so that I could afford a Gixxer! :flipoff:
Actually, a running joke with my son and myself is that we love each other to pieces, but we SURE don't want to LIVE together! :laugh:
I think your heart's in the right place, An, but your posts sound "holier than thou" and oh-so-jealous! ;)
I think as we get older, we get less concerned about what the rest of the world is doing (and are perhaps less offended by our perceived view of the stupidity of others) and concentrate more on what we can do to in our own individual way to stay out of the way of those we've previously perceived as "stupid" (and maybe help them be less "stupid" because it benefits *us* to help THEM not kill us or themselves;)).
If ya' have a job that you don't think pays you enough, find a new one. If ya' think your boss is shaftin' ya', find a new one. If ya' think you're not making enough money, go make more. If you're making the choice to be underpaid, under-appreciated, and over-worked, then why complain (and why complain that Johnny's parents are giving him money when your parents aren't giving YOU money! BooHoo! :laugh:)? Do something about it! :P :icon_mrgreen:
Quote from: Jake D on January 12, 2007, 08:39:14 AM
Yeah, you might want to fix your scratched up fairing before you buy Angel Eyes.
I actually am fixing the fairings, but only for insurance purposes. I sucks.
I just switched to another company, and this new company wants to take pictures for collision and comprehensive insurance. If they see the bike in the scratched up condition, in their books, the R6 will be valued less. If the R6 was totaled in an accident, the insurance company would give me the balue MINUS the cost to repair the plastics, since it was already damaged. I'm waiting for the replacements so I can slap those on and have the pictures taken, then put the damaged ones back on for regular riding (until I get all the drops out of the way).
I considering putting the stock exhaust back on too, just in case.
Pandy - I guess my only complaint (which I guess didn't come out right) is the fact that kids are not taught the right lessons in life. They don't have enough respect for anything anymore. Sometimes I wish I was born earlier in the century... Life would have PROBABLY been better.
+1
Pandy, you ended that thread... Theed theed theed that's all folks!
you could always make money as a prostatute (sp) ... lol work the corners yo!
Life isn't fair.
So what if someone got a brand new R6?
I take pride in being an underdog and earning everything I have. I'm sure I'm missing out, but a little struggle builds character. Right? Doesn't it? Hello?
Quote from: nightrider on January 13, 2007, 02:15:57 AM
Life isn't fair.
So what if someone got a brand new R6?
I take pride in being an underdog and earning everything I have. I'm sure I'm missing out, but a little struggle builds character. Right? Doesn't it? Hello?
My whole point isn't that they got a brand new R6... I coud care less.
My point is that they won't have total respect for anything while on the bike (whether it be the bike, himself, other people, or police). Parents should teach their kids resposibility like they did in the past. Nowadays, responsibility amoung the younger generation seems like a lost concept.
I used to work with this kid whose dad owned a car dealership (one of those small "used" ones...). His dad came across a corvette (which the kid liked so much). The dad gave the corvette to the kid, BUT ON ONE CONDITION... if he ever got a ticket, the corvette would be gone. If got a ticket the second month of ownership I think. Dad took it away.
THIS is the kind of parenting that I applaud. Let kids enjoy themselves, but also monitor them. I feel sorry that the kid lost the corvette, but he also deserved to lose it.
The 16 yo kid that got the brand new R6 50th anniversary edition is always saying stuff like:
run from the police if you can
stunting on the roads is fun
I'd rather die tomorrow on my bike, than live a long life
etc...
I'm fed up with all these kids being irresponsible for their actions. And I blame the parents mostly. I work in retail, and I've gotten a pretty good sense of what the previous generation is like. Sure, there are still genuine, honest people who still have morals and still teach their kids right and wrong.
But I sense that a largre portion of older people have "adapted", and now they don't care about other people, only themselves. More and more are getting the biggest SUV's but not paying attention on the road. More and more and getting (or have) cell phones and use the phones WHILE talking to a person who is RIGHT IN FRONT OF THEM. More and more parents come in, and their kids are as destructive as can be, but the parents don't say anything (we've had to ask two families to leave because the parents weren't controlling the children).
my kid will learn respect how I learned respect for my father. he wooped the living sh*t out of me if I did anything wrong or was disrespectfull. made me one heck of a man! and I thank him for it every day. and to this day I have yet to take a break from working since I was 14.
you said he has a job, so how do you know he isn't payin for it? he could make payments, to his parents, or yamaha. if he was makin $6 an hour an worked 25 hours a week, thats $150. in reality, what else does the kid have to buy? he don't got no rent to pay, im sure his parents are buying his clothes, an food, does that piss you off too? Im 26 an my mom still buys me a pair of jeans every 3 or 4 months :flipoff:
Quote from: jordanearl on January 13, 2007, 09:01:22 AM
you said he has a job, so how do you know he isn't payin for it? he could make payments, to his parents, or yamaha. if he was makin $6 an hour an worked 25 hours a week, thats $150. in reality, what else does the kid have to buy? he don't got no rent to pay, im sure his parents are buying his clothes, an food, does that piss you off too? Im 26 an my mom still buys me a pair of jeans every 3 or 4 months :flipoff:
word to that man... I dont ask for stuff and mom still hooks me up. its a mom thing I guess.
I know I didnt buy a motorcycle when I was 16 but I spent about 10g's total on music equipment in just a few years. all from working my tail off ! and ofcourse when min wage was 4$ and some odd cents I was making 7.50 with my best friend running a local dominics of NY. its all about your ambition and your stamina in the job place.
and think about it .. a used car goes for what these days? around 10k for a half decent one a safe one for a kid.. and I know a lot of parents that bought their kids cars for these prices (mine didnt but still) they want to know their kids are safe and somtimes its cheeper to just buy a car of that stature. now what if this kid was like how about I get crappy car and instead of spending all the money on a car can yall help me out with a motorcycle payment or down payment? i mean motorcycles are pretty cheep compared to a new car. so it really wasnt that big of deal in my eyes if it was givin to him. Im not going to lie If I have the money I will buy my kids nice things.
An, your whole argument and "problem with this kid" is based on speculations and assumptions.
I think I heard somewhere that sometimes by making assumptions; you make an ass of yourself instead.
that's exactly what you're doing.
you have no idea how this kid paid for the bike. no idea if it were in full, half, or nothing at all. What you go ahead & do anyways, is ASSUME that the kid has no respect for the bike, other motorists, the police, or maybe even himself... I think that's a helluva lot to assume, and a completly pointless argument if you've got absolutly no evidence.
You listed the mods he has done and is planning to do. I'll say again; those look like some pretty legit mods. Expensive; yes, but probably why he's only performed a few of them. I didnt see chrome listed anywhere on those mods; I didnt see anything like Angel or Demon eyes listed there( :icon_rolleyes:); I see some pretty cool mods.
I'm finding it hard to see the point of this; aside from your jealously.
If your argument is how this kid aquired all his stuff, and that he has no respect for anyone or anything; then STFU because you have NO argument.
.... oh wait; I think I get it..... :laugh: You're all upset because you went & bought an R6 to look cool and be cool on, but for some reason you still havent gotten laid yet! :laugh:
Your panties are all bunched up because this kid is your IDOL, and he's only 16!!!! :laugh: :laugh:
Quote from: l3uddha on January 13, 2007, 09:51:47 AM
An, your whole argument and "problem with this kid" is based on speculations and assumptions.
I think I heard somewhere that sometimes by making assumptions; you make an ass of yourself instead.
that's exactly what you're doing.
you have no idea how this kid paid for the bike. no idea if it were in full, half, or nothing at all. What you go ahead & do anyways, is ASSUME that the kid has no respect for the bike, other motorists, the police, or maybe even himself... I think that's a helluva lot to assume, and a completly pointless argument if you've got absolutly no evidence.
You listed the mods he has done and is planning to do. I'll say again; those look like some pretty legit mods. Expensive; yes, but probably why he's only performed a few of them. I didnt see chrome listed anywhere on those mods; I didnt see anything like Angel or Demon eyes listed there( :icon_rolleyes:); I see some pretty cool mods.
I'm finding it hard to see the point of this; aside from your jealously.
If your argument is how this kid aquired all his stuff, and that he has no respect for anyone or anything; then STFU because you have NO argument.
.... oh wait; I think I get it..... :laugh: You're all upset because you went & bought an R6 to look cool and be cool on, but for some reason you still havent gotten laid yet! :laugh:
Your panties are all bunched up because this kid is your IDOL, and he's only 16!!!! :laugh: :laugh:
it goes like this " to assume makes an ASS out of U and ME " :) lol
that's the one :thumb:
My preferred twist is:
"You know what assuming does? It makes an ass out of YOU and some guy named MING"
:laugh:
Quote from: NiceGuysFinishLast on January 13, 2007, 10:04:12 AM
"You know what assuming does? It makes an ass out of YOU and some guy named MING"
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: I like this one better! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Ya know, he's 16, if he has any game at all, he's mackn!!!!
An just mad cuz he's got no skills!
The kid's probably gotten laid all ready, too. :P :laugh:
dang the kid has got all the hot highschool chickies! I should have never had a gf all through highschool think of all the fun I missed lol.
apparently he's gettin all the girls An's age too :dunno_white:
Please. Maybe An's jealousy (and that's often what it is) is unfounded, but there's a lot of fingerpointing in his direction. Of course, nobody in here has ever experienced anything like that, so we're all good with the fingerpointing. Don't hurt yourselves when you fall off those high-horses.
Theres a term called boundary issues, could be called holes in your boundary, where ur having problems with other people basically over things that are none of your business, or you let people f with you within your own business where they have no business being.
it's none of your business about that kid and his bike, his parents, his lawlessness, his money, their money, what they give him, etc.
Stop whining otherwise you come off like a whiny, clingy loser.
Quote from: poolshark on January 13, 2007, 03:46:37 PM
Please. Maybe An's jealousy (and that's often what it is) is unfounded, but there's a lot of fingerpointing in his direction. Of course, nobody in here has ever experienced anything like that, so we're all good with the fingerpointing. Don't hurt yourselves when you fall off those high-horses.
I was very good at falling off my high horse, but I've gotten much better since I got him lowered! :thumb: As for An, he completely understands that right after moi, everything here is his fault. Once we become one with our karma, it doesn't bother us so much. ;)
I am the one behind the one who drops one's bike becuase one's legs are too short.
:cookoo: :laugh:
Quote from: poolshark on January 13, 2007, 03:46:37 PM
Please. Maybe An's jealousy (and that's often what it is) is unfounded, but there's a lot of fingerpointing in his direction. Of course, nobody in here has ever experienced anything like that, so we're all good with the fingerpointing. Don't hurt yourselves when you fall off those high-horses.
I have a couple of things for you, Poolshark, or should I say Poleshark:
(http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y69/jaked1166/STFU.jpg)
And, don't hate the player, hate the game:
(http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y69/jaked1166/stew.jpg)
is that supposed to be you Jake
No. That is Stuart Scott, from ESPN fame. He has an R6 too.
Quote from: Jake D on January 16, 2007, 01:23:59 PM
I have a couple of things for you, Poolshark, or should I say Poleshark:
Oh, oh God... You cut me deep on that one. Real deep. Oh, and I'm sorry I haven't earned this one forum's too-much-free-time gold star, but I'd watch the NOOB-calling: I just passed 50 posts.
That said, I may have overstepped with the preaching. My apologies if I offended; if I did so, it was only because I was right.
Peace out, bitches. :cheers:
Ah!!! That's more like it. I couldn't decide who had a gheyer post, you or An. This puts the ball back in An's court.
Quote from: poolshark on January 16, 2007, 03:32:08 PM
Oh, oh God... You cut me deep on that one. Real deep. Oh, and I'm sorry I haven't earned this one forum's too-much-free-time gold star, but I'd watch the NOOB-calling: I just passed 50 posts.
That said, I may have overstepped with the preaching. My apologies if I offended; if I did so, it was only because I was right.
Peace out, bitches. :cheers:
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: Ok...this post would cause me to nominate it as post of the week (if we had nominations, a post of the week, or even a cause!). :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: