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Haha, its all good dude. And as far as drinking alone, I hope to be not doing much of that next week in Colorado. If you're able, you should make the trip up and we hit some bars. My Denver peeps will show you a good time. Bank on it.

Stupid question. But can regular, non-friend people that I do not know but I'm not ignoring read all of my comments?

hahaha. me likey very much. jumps up and down. p.m. me p.m. me. i started in on tunnel already. he went on a friggin wine cruise, what a wuss. i think we should get him a handbag.

Glad you had fun at the SGAZ event. It seems like you have a fun group of people there.

Extremely.

Everyone should love Tina Fey. She is adorable.

When 9/11 happened, I was driving to my Tai Chi class in my first year of University. I heard Rick Dees on the radio talking about how the second plane had just hit the second tower, and I thought it was a joke. And then I thought it was a really unfunny, fucked up joke. And then I called my Dad and he told me what was happening. And then I went to Tai Chi class and my teacher, who hadn't seen a TV or anything that morning, held class just like normal, and I went home and was glued to the TV for 2 days.

I know this is like a day late ... but I thought I'd put in my small piece.

I was on the road trip of my life with my 2 best friends. I was fresh out of high school, 19, and learning how real reality is. We were camped out in a tent in one of my friend's parents' backyard in Oregon. His dad opened the tent and woke up my friend and told him the WTC was hit. I honestly didn't even know what the WTC was . My friend got up immediately and I just kinda sat there confused, asking my other friend what was going on. We decided to get up and go inside and watch the news with the rest of our friend's family. I watched the second building get hit and go down live on tv. It was surreal. I was so naive, I didn't have a clue as to how this would impact the country... and even the world. But I remember the awful feeling of disgust I had and I'll never forget how it changed my life to be where I was when it happened.

I guess it's now one of those things for my/our generation... like "where were you when 9/11 went down?" just like for our parents, it's "where were you when Kennedy got shot?"

*shrugs*

Are you trying to recruit me? This isn't a cult is it?

I was gonna ask which group you own but I just checked out your answer to the numerous other people who didn't know. Active groups kick ass.

Is this a joint commune with sgtsnarky or are you starting your own?

yey for active groups!!