God Bless US, Each and Every One!
You know - while up in Idaho sitting under a Yamaha V-Max snow machine... I had some time to ponder. I was thinking about a great many things. I was thinking about all my family... all my friends... who all kept going as they didnt see the amazing 360* I did in the air (Note - snow machines should never do that - leave that to the Snow Boarders) about my friends here at TFL... and about the ice cold stream of water running down my back, under my jacket and out my pants...
I came to the conclussion that - even if I dont like PEOPLE... I really do like those that I associate myself with. Membership of TFL is some thing I hold as Rather Important to me personally, as well as NRA, and BSA memberships. I am glad to be here. I am glad to be a part of TFL and to associate with the fine members here. Here we have leaders of business, community, military, and just about every thing you can imagine. We have Law Enforcers, some Breakers (Benders I mean
), and even some Law Makers. We have Teens, we have Grumpy Old Farts (Not you, Dennis) and everything in between.
All of us have a common intrest here. We all have our differences - and that makes us stronger - because these difference will not divide us. Think of it rather like Epoxy. Lame - but still. You have differnt parts that has to mix before the Epoxy can hold together. But once it does, the bond is stronger that ever before.
Think about that a moment before you flame some one.
As for the snow machine... Well - all those reps one the Squat Machine paid off. The V-Max is a HEAVY SOB. I got it up and off me, and was able to catch up to every one. They just wondered why I was soaking wet.
2 days later - I am STILL cold!
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"A fear of weapons is a sign of retarded sexual and emotional maturity." - Sigmund Freud