Dan0: Funny line!
It also means that we have something in common besides music: I love word play.
Tony Mads: Thank you very much, Sir! It's good to know that my tiny contributions to SZ do have some impact on some.
Stephenm52: Thank you, Sir. You're absolutely right that they're some very dynamic people on this forum. Captain Russ has all my respect. He'd make a great monk!
Squeak: Thank you, my friend. Let's get together soon on chat and hopefully the old gang will join us as well. I would like you to elaborate a bit more on your recent visit to the music shop. Lots of questions to come your way. Best wishes to your Loved Ones as well.
Ianmcnll: Merci beaucoup, Monsieur Ian! Are you getting some sunshine up there in Nova Scotia? If not, I'll send you some rays.
Fran: Hi, buddy! I tend to blend in rather fast in new cultures. Long transitions can mean only one thing: you're in the wrong place. Hospitality is still going strong here. Total strangers call me over when I walk past their houses and invite me to join me for dinner, BBQ and a beer. If I were a beer lover I'd be in Beer Heaven. Lao people love to party. There's usually several parties going on and that means music, drinking and BBQing all day and night.
Captain Russ: Russ, Russ, Russ...you always make me blush!
We're two little fish in a big sea trying to make a difference. Like Stephen says: Kudos to you, my friend! It really doesn't take much to make a big difference in someone's life and when that little bit means the chance for an education, a degree, than you've not only helped an individual but an entire nation. I'm going to ask the Novice to write you something about himself. He doesn't speak much english but the other monks can help him out. He's so happy that he can continue his Mandarin Chinese studies. Thank you, Russ!!!
Tony Rome: Thank you, Sir. Family is the backbone of a society, isn't it? I'm fortunate to having my own for it sure took me a long time. It took me so long because I wasn't ready before since there was this whole world out there to be discovered and I refused to settle down. Mind you, the urge's still there but now I can control it.
Freddy: You've got mail.
Zuki: Thanks, buddy! We should get together some time and shoot the breeze.
Scott Langholff: Thanks, buddy! How are those 600 songs coming along?
I'll be sending you a message shortly.
Richard: Thanks, my friend! Always there for me to show me the wonders of Carolina time.
By the way, is that delivery guy going to sue for being tackled by you yesterday? Poor guy never knew what hit him but it must've felt like a "gravy" train.
Have you installed the main board and is everything running smoothly? Will talk to you tonight (my time) and maybe some of our buddies will join.
Cassp: Thank you, Sir. Guess I needed my dose of SZ before going into withdrawal mode which may not be a pretty sight to behold.
Taike
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Khoi huk ngam sud tee huk kon diow.
[This message has been edited by Taike (edited 04-26-2007).]
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