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HEY SCARF!!!! (For those who know what I do, I went to see Tosca today and this guy was the romantic lead).
What a voice! (Mind you he's so gorgeous, he didn't even have to open his mouth to give me chicken skin.
But when he did, wow oh wow. And hubba hubba hubba 
Ta'u Pupu'a - Biography
What a voice! (Mind you he's so gorgeous, he didn't even have to open his mouth to give me chicken skin.
But when he did, wow oh wow. And hubba hubba hubba Ta'u Pupu'a - Biography
HEY SCARF!!!! (For those who know what I do, I went to see Tosca today and this guy was the romantic lead).
What a voice! (Mind you he's so gorgeous, he didn't even have to open his mouth to give me chicken skin.
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Ta'u Pupu'a - Biography
Yeah I've heard of him. He's...rather hot isn't he? I've never heard him sing though, glad the voice lives up to the rest of him
Pacific islanders are known for their physiques. The rugby and football teams here are full of Fijians, Tongans, Samoans, and other dreamy big guys
Oh yes - if you click the link you'll hear a foggy soundbyte of the E Lucivan le Stelle OM OM OM....scuse me I'm drooling. If you get a chance to see him Scarf, he's definitely a heart flutterer. Oh, and In reference to the physique, - and just so the guys don't feel left out .. this is Ta'u
Yep. His previous job was in the NFL - Cleveland Browns then the Baltimore Ravens.
Yep. His previous job was in the NFL - Cleveland Browns then the Baltimore Ravens.
Yeah I've heard of him. He's...rather hot isn't he? I've never heard him sing though, glad the voice lives up to the rest of him
Pacific islanders are known for their physiques. The rugby and football teams here are full of Fijians, Tongans, Samoans, and other dreamy big guys
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I am so not supposed to be up right now
! But I'd love to know what you do, Hula. Do you get to go see concerts and operas for a living
? If you live in Hawaii, AND that is what you do, I'm afraid we just can't be friends anymore
! In fact, whenever anyone gives a little refresher as to occupation and that sort of thing (as in asking about the kids ages yesterday, also), it makes this still relatively new girl happy. Schnarph, you have convinced me. Get thee to the PIF sub-forum once your shiny new bit of windfall makes its way to your home! And, scarf, how goes it in the land down under? Do people there hate it when folks call it that
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! But I'd love to know what you do, Hula. Do you get to go see concerts and operas for a living? If you live in Hawaii, AND that is what you do, I'm afraid we just can't be friends anymore! In fact, whenever anyone gives a little refresher as to occupation and that sort of thing (as in asking about the kids ages yesterday, also), it makes this still relatively new girl happy. Schnarph, you have convinced me. Get thee to the PIF sub-forum once your shiny new bit of windfall makes its way to your home! And, scarf, how goes it in the land down under? Do people there hate it when folks call it that?
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Heh. "Down under" isn't so bad. It's when people start yakking about "shrimp on the barbie" that i get irritated.
It's "PRAWNS on the barbie", thank you
And yes, I was in the classical music/opera biz in NY for 11 years. So I've heard a LOT of opera.
It's "PRAWNS on the barbie", thank you
And yes, I was in the classical music/opera biz in NY for 11 years. So I've heard a LOT of opera.
Oh, wow, I only just noticed that you have a bunch of blogs, scarf! Here I am, asking for bits of background, and I bet that'd be a good place to start! Was Hula saying that she see's operas for a living, too? Looks like she's turned in, and I'm going to follow her lead, and hopefully I'll find out in the morning, as well as checking out the blog from down under!
Have as great a Monday morning as that can possibly be (and fill-in-the-blank for scarf and Chak)!!
! Was Hula saying that she see's operas for a living, too? Looks like she's turned in, and I'm going to follow her lead, and hopefully I'll find out in the morning, as well as checking out the blog from down under! Have as great a Monday morning as that can possibly be (and fill-in-the-blank for scarf and Chak)!!
Have a wonderful night Beckums. And a happy Monday too (I Pm'ed you) 
Oh, wow, I only just noticed that you have a bunch of blogs, scarf! Here I am, asking for bits of background, and I bet that'd be a good place to start
Have as great a Monday morning as that can possibly be (and fill-in-the-blank for scarf and Chak)!!
Yeah I've heard of him. He's...rather hot isn't he? I've never heard him sing though, glad the voice lives up to the rest of him
Pacific islanders are known for their physiques. The rugby and football teams here are full of Fijians, Tongans, Samoans, and other dreamy big guys
I love the quote on your sig line, Scarfy!
G'Mornin' all. <yawn> can't believe I have to go to school. LOL
Raining here in Virginia. Chilly too.
Coffee..........
Heavenly Army........
Raining here in Virginia. Chilly too.
Coffee..........
Heavenly Army........
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Thanks Hula. But Diamond cried for us all day and they kept giving her pain meds. I'm sure her outcome would have been better if not alive if I had been there. Our bond was just that strong. She wanted us and I will never forgive myself or get over it. The vet even told me our last phone call that she was getting pneumonia or she had broken ribs because of her panting. He lied. SHE WAS DYING. And I'll never go there again. I deserved the honest truth. And the traumatic nature of how it all went down is not something I'll ever forget. I'm in the basement now cleaning up some. Took a break. Had to make sure son got on the bus as he was wanting to stay home yet again. Nope. Get thee to school. I'm so far behind.
Make no mistake, everyone's supporting comments help, but yesterday was the worst day for me. Today I've already cried. I've lost eight pounds. It'll take time, but I should have been with her all day and all night. But enough of all that. I do love ya Hula!
And I know I'm behind on all the "likes" and I will never get it done but I wanted to give all of you a big ol' LIKE.
Hi Army,
After 10 ml, I can say I'm a new fan of Sludge !
50ml on my next order
The stuff kinda grows on ya after a while, don't it?
Three. Steven (Sr), married with a Son and two daughters. John II, twice married. Son by first wife, two step-daughters by current wife. Judy (babaygirl) twice married and divorced, no kids (yet). Mamaw has a son she didn't raise, and did not turn out well, who fathered a daughter that my sister-in-law has adopted. We see Brittany, that granddaughter, often while her father is off somewhere (maybe doing time again). Total; Two sons, One daughter, Two Grandsons, Five Granddaughters. And, of course, Mamaw
Sounds like a real nice bunch o' kids, Papaw. Ya done good.
Yup, that's one thing they don't teach you at school and there's no manual on it per say. We all do the best we can raising our cubs.
In my profession, they say, "once a teacher, always a teacher. I guess you could say the same for inspectors. (^_^) Congrats on getting the full suspension one.
I got married when I was 24 and had a 10 year old and 8 year old the day I got married. Talk about stepping into responsibility!
Both of my stepsons, now grown men, tell me that I was much more of a father to them than their biological father. He lived around here, but never paid child support (not a single dollar) and rarely saw them, but always had an opinion on how my wife and I could do a better job of raising them.
I never bad-mouthed him to the boys, even though I'm the Founder, President and Chairman of the Board of his "Graveside Urination Committee." But I knew they would eventually figure out what a miserable human being he is.
The boys finally figured that out, but I don't take any satisfaction from it. I would have much preferred that their dad be a loving and supportive parent.
*Chuckle* Yup, kids are usually pretty smart of figuring out personality types. Like Becky says, takin' on two near adolescences at 24 is pretty awesome!!
Good heavens, Pappy. My jaw is still hanging open from the idea of having a 10 year old and an 8 year old at age 24. That's pretty incredible to think about. YOUR parents must have done a really stellar job of raising you up to be anywhere near ready for that sort of responsibility so young. It's pretty astounding that we've just heard four stories of these types of biological dads today. I'm going to be less hard on my dad for having read what you all have had to put up with
And you've only heard half my story. Since y'all are opening up, this seems like a good opportunity. I met my first daughter for the first time only two years ago come June. I guess I can be counted as one of those absentee fathers, although regretfully, I never meant it to be that way. Wow, how to express this and not ramble on too dang much...? Through classmates.com and FaceBook I had the chance to connect with my daughter's mom again after 26 years of no contact with her. Last heard from her was when I just about to be discharged from the Navy. I had been back on base about 6 - 8 weeks after being on leave to visit home and she had called to tell me she was expecting! What's even stranger is that she was my ex-girlfriend's older sister before I joined the Navy, but she was the one who wrote to me in bootcamp and beyond and not the ex! We had quite a relationship going through the mail - she'd pour out her heart about going through her divorce, while I'd cry on her shoulder about being homesick and what-not. When the time came to visit home, I was almost done with my first term of service and she had been seeing this other guy she'd met after the divorce - wasn't sure if it was serious with him or not. Anyway, she called to tell me that he was claiming to be the girl's father and that's the last I heard from her till just recently.
Through PM in FB we decided it was time the truth came out. My daughter and I were introduce over the net via FB and program called Second Life, which is a 3 demential virtual world kind of like SIM but much more interactive. When I went to see my second daughter's graduation, my first daughter and her mom flew out to meet us in LA. So it was quite a family reunion! Amanda was able to finally meet her "bio Dad" as she called me and her younger half sister, Tiffanie. Amanda confided in me that she was so relieved and proud to have a real father that turned out to BE someone who did something with their life. Turns out the guy that claimed fatherhood was a real ....... after all! Her mom did marry again and was happily married for 10 years before another divorce a couple years before I came back into the picture. I regret that I wasn't there for her, but she ended up having decent, understanding man as a father figure as well as two more step brothers. And best of all she understands why I wasn't there and its ok, as I'm trying to make amends for it.
Whew! long story short...
Good on you, Ice! Hope to be around when that story is told.
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Good morning Army! I'm off to Ames for work and will be back tonight, loving this new job of mine I must say, so far I am home 2 or 3 times as much, and mostly in time for the kiddos bedtime!
Chak, that's a wonderful story my friend, so glad you have reconnected with your daughter.
Have a wonderful day my friends.
Chak, that's a wonderful story my friend, so glad you have reconnected with your daughter.
Have a wonderful day my friends.
R
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Wow Chak! I loved your story. And it sounds like a happy ending and the beginning of a brand new one. I think you are a great guy and a loving Father. We didn't know my oldest brother had a girl until she was 5 years old. The sad thing is he knew but didn't tell his family. It caused rifts that still continue. He married her Mom as his second marriage and they are still together and were high school sweethearts. And that brother has been pretty much estranged from us for many years. He's coming around more and more lately. Just too much to talk about really. I don't like talking about the bad stuff.
I'm feeling better today. More numb maybe. But I started cleaning out the basement. I threw away our old pool since it was beyond its time. Box cut it up and bagged it. The garbage men are not gonna be happy with me. Tons of boxes from the basement. Just anything I can find I don't want I'm throwing it away. It feels good. This entire house needs streamlined and cleaned out. My goal for the summer is to clean out the entire basement. It's just one big mess. But since it's just me here doing everything, it's hard to keep up. We obtain more than I can get rid of. Especially with a kid. Just too much stuff. Years of freaking stuff. The past two years I've given thousands of dollars of stuff to charity. So much that I've had to fill out extra forms with the IRS and I take pictures and document all I give away. It doesn't help me on taxes enough, but hey I'll take what I can and at least I'm making something off my junk. But it's good junk someone else may use. But there is more junk down there. How do kids accumulate so much stuff to be so small? My basement is the catchall.
Son called to be checked out. Always someone up my ..... Said he was sick to his stomach but I know better. So, I made him help me at the grocery store for a big run. He will be doing his school project too. And he is going to help me cut grass this evening. I'll make him not WANT to come home any more. After chewing on him for an hour, he seems to feel bad.
I'm feeling better today. More numb maybe. But I started cleaning out the basement. I threw away our old pool since it was beyond its time. Box cut it up and bagged it. The garbage men are not gonna be happy with me. Tons of boxes from the basement. Just anything I can find I don't want I'm throwing it away. It feels good. This entire house needs streamlined and cleaned out. My goal for the summer is to clean out the entire basement. It's just one big mess. But since it's just me here doing everything, it's hard to keep up. We obtain more than I can get rid of. Especially with a kid. Just too much stuff. Years of freaking stuff. The past two years I've given thousands of dollars of stuff to charity. So much that I've had to fill out extra forms with the IRS and I take pictures and document all I give away. It doesn't help me on taxes enough, but hey I'll take what I can and at least I'm making something off my junk. But it's good junk someone else may use. But there is more junk down there. How do kids accumulate so much stuff to be so small? My basement is the catchall.
Son called to be checked out.
Always someone up my ..... Said he was sick to his stomach but I know better. So, I made him help me at the grocery store for a big run. He will be doing his school project too. And he is going to help me cut grass this evening. I'll make him not WANT to come home any more. After chewing on him for an hour, he seems to feel bad. 
Hi Army,
I come to you with a little problem today.
I ordered 30ml of Angel Kiss for my wife and she told me it tasted burnt on her eroll.
I filled a Boge cartomizer, tested it, and got a dry burnt taste on the second puff.
I also filled a dct and a 2 holes carto, same thing.
Could this be a problem with the liquid ?
I come to you with a little problem today.
I ordered 30ml of Angel Kiss for my wife and she told me it tasted burnt on her eroll.
I filled a Boge cartomizer, tested it, and got a dry burnt taste on the second puff.
I also filled a dct and a 2 holes carto, same thing.
Could this be a problem with the liquid ?
Wow Chak! I loved your story. And it sounds like a happy ending and the beginning of a brand new one. I think you are a great guy and a loving Father. We didn't know my oldest brother had a girl until she was 5 years old. The sad thing is he knew but didn't tell his family. It caused rifts that still continue. He married her Mom as his second marriage and they are still together and were high school sweethearts. And that brother has been pretty much estranged from us for many years. He's coming around more and more lately. Just too much to talk about really. I don't like talking about the bad stuff.
I'm feeling better today. More numb maybe. But I started cleaning out the basement. I threw away our old pool since it was beyond its time. Box cut it up and bagged it. The garbage men are not gonna be happy with me. Tons of boxes from the basement. Just anything I can find I don't want I'm throwing it away. It feels good. This entire house needs streamlined and cleaned out. My goal for the summer is to clean out the entire basement. It's just one big mess. But since it's just me here doing everything, it's hard to keep up. We obtain more than I can get rid of. Especially with a kid. Just too much stuff. Years of freaking stuff. The past two years I've given thousands of dollars of stuff to charity. So much that I've had to fill out extra forms with the IRS and I take pictures and document all I give away. It doesn't help me on taxes enough, but hey I'll take what I can and at least I'm making something off my junk. But it's good junk someone else may use. But there is more junk down there. How do kids accumulate so much stuff to be so small? My basement is the catchall.
Son called to be checked out.
Thanks RJ, I am very blessed to have such a fantastic family that was very understanding - my parents and siblings all took to Amanda right away and accepted into the fold. What surprised me was that my present wife and second daughter took it so well, goes to show what exceptional gals they and her family are.
Going through and getting rid of all the stuff that accumulates over the years is always a chore. But it feels so much better once it's done. Good luck with that and glad to hear you can actually get a little back from most of your stuff.
Deep, don't know what to say? Do you have an attomizer you can test the juice in? Something that doesn't have to feed through a filler, or small tube wick? It's entirely possible that there is a problem with the juice - have you contacted Adam & HHV about it? One more question - has your wife used other HHV juices in her eroll without problem? I ask because I found, or at least I think it was the juices thickness, that it did not feed well with the JoyeTech style e-tanks and attomizers. I have a ton of those e-tanks and atty's that I haven't been able to use with HHV juices. HHV I believe is a little too thick to feed through small wick and tube in that style atty. Had no problems as soon as I switched to ViVi Nova tanks or T3 and other carto tanks.
Does the juice look thicker than usual or compared to other HHV juices?
In any case, I would contact HHV and see what they have to say.
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Hi Chak !
My wife has been using HHV with her eroll for at least 3 months. 70/30 works great with it.
She tried replacing her atomizer with same result.
I too use HHV with cartos for months without this kind of trouble.
The juice is pretty thin.
I don't get it... I can't vape it.
I contacted Adam, he said he never heard of this kind of problems. I guess it's just us.
My wife has been using HHV with her eroll for at least 3 months. 70/30 works great with it.
She tried replacing her atomizer with same result.
I too use HHV with cartos for months without this kind of trouble.
The juice is pretty thin.
I don't get it... I can't vape it.
I contacted Adam, he said he never heard of this kind of problems. I guess it's just us.
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