LOL  I know Iam a little SINNER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
And this is my cooler side...... LMAO

		ronhartsell wrote:
		Shit MG...now the Smileys are even starting to look HOT!!!  Ya'll need to take this to the SIN thread!!       MG_Metalgoddess wrote: Not that I have ever used it or anything...............  LMAO    BAhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh      MG_Metalgoddess wrote: The cinnamon heats up when you blow on it...... LOL        lana wrote: I never tried the cinnamon--for me it was the edible pina colada one --made me think I'd been drinking'      MG_Metalgoddess wrote: You know that would be great.. Then I could stock up on my edible cinnomen body oil for .............  Never mind      ronhartsell wrote: What would REALLY warm things up for me (all of us) is if Priest would confirm a 2nd tour of the Americas!!!!!

EXACTLY!!!

		MG_Metalgoddess wrote:
		No but you can get naked and go skinny dipping..  LOL      lana wrote: i guess I'm thinking positively then --hot cocoa with mini marmallows--nice fire in the fireplace --snuggling up to your honey --you can't do that in 110 degrees weather      ronhartsell wrote: I'd much rather be sweating out in the yard than pushing snow...not having a cold drink could be a problem, but if I'm home, it's not...I guess being inside all the time is what really sucks about it...and changing a flat in the cold sucks...hell, it all sucks!!      lana wrote: Cheer up Ron--look at the bright side --it could be 110 degrees out & you have to do all the mowing & you're out of all cold drinks---does that make you glad it's this time now ??      ronhartsell wrote: No leaves on trees, No grass, seems like everyday is overcast, if it wasn't for Christmas and New Years...God, I don't even want to think about it...

LOL

Heres a picture of SOYLENT as a child.....  This explains alot...........  ROFL

Hi MG and the rest of the family...
I'm not sure where to put this so I'll put it here: 

On Sunday night, South Africa lost one of our singing legends.

Miriam Makeba aka Mama Afrika was one of the countries most well known singing sensations. She was well known for songs such as Pata Pata (The touch song) and The Click Song.. I doubt that anyone here would have the faintest idea of who she is but in the event that even just one person knew her name, I'll make this brief ulogy to her here.
She died from a heart attack after performing at a concert in Rome. She was the last artist to go onstage for the night and when the audience was calling for her to do an encore, their came an anouncement from the stage to ask if there was a doctor in the audience as she had collapsed backstage. She was 76 years old. A fast and unexpected way to die but, if we must look for any good in times of sudden death; the woman died doing what she loved best.
Her remains were flown back to South Africa today and she is most likely to recieve a full states funeral for the outstanding work she did for this country through her music.

RIP Mama Africa..

Hey joe! I am somewhat familiar with Makeba. I know she was more of a "political" performer. She sang "protest" songs, I believe? I am sure she was tremendously popular in your country but I never really got into her for much the same reason that I do not care for people like "Bono". I do not look to music or musicians for political guidence nor do I care for their opinons. I prefer musicians to just play music and be entertaining, you know?

I am sorry for your loss. I know she was a great influence in your country. It is always sad to lose someone you look up to like that.

		joedraper wrote:
		Hi MG and the rest of the family... I'm not sure where to put this so I'll put it here:  On Sunday night, South Africa lost one of our singing legends. Miriam Makeba aka Mama Afrika was one of the countries most well known singing sensations. She was well known for songs such as Pata Pata (The touch song) and The Click Song.. I doubt that anyone here would have the faintest idea of who she is but in the event that even just one person knew her name, I'll make this brief ulogy to her here. She died from a heart attack after performing at a concert in Rome. She was the last artist to go onstage for the night and when the audience was calling for her to do an encore, their came an anouncement from the stage to ask if there was a doctor in the audience as she had collapsed backstage. She was 76 years old. A fast and unexpected way to die but, if we must look for any good in times of sudden death; the woman died doing what she loved best. Her remains were flown back to South Africa today and she is most likely to recieve a full states funeral for the outstanding work she did for this country through her music. RIP Mama Africa..

Hi MG and the rest of the family...
I'm not sure where to put this so I'll put it here: 

On Sunday night, South Africa lost one of our singing legends.

Miriam Makeba aka Mama Afrika was one of the countries most well known singing sensations. She was well known for songs such as Pata Pata (The touch song) and The Click Song.. I doubt that anyone here would have the faintest idea of who she is but in the event that even just one person knew her name, I'll make this brief ulogy to her here.
She died from a heart attack after performing at a concert in Rome. She was the last artist to go onstage for the night and when the audience was calling for her to do an encore, their came an anouncement from the stage to ask if there was a doctor in the audience as she had collapsed backstage. She was 76 years old. A fast and unexpected way to die but, if we must look for any good in times of sudden death; the woman died doing what she loved best.
Her remains were flown back to South Africa today and she is most likely to recieve a full states funeral for the outstanding work she did for this country through her music.

RIP Mama Africa..