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I know I went into shock first, then realized that sitting in the corner and crying wasn't going to help, so I started to actually work, but then realized that in the matter of one day I've done all of my old work that's been piling up over the past few months.  After that I tried surfing the net, but it just wasn't the same.  So, eventually I gave up and went back to crying in the corner.  A few times I hopped in the chat, but aside from GMNewProductInfo being in there it was pretty bare.

 

So what did everyone else do?

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Well, thanks to you, Mervz and Ryan, I was prepared for the down  :crazy:

 

I do have to admit, I checked to see if I could connect a couple times, force of habit I guess. I spent some time trying to get some wrestling guys to make for PS2. Aside of that I actually did something constructive and browsed for a birthday present for my wife  :but!: ...needless to say I'm still looking  ???

 

bassdog

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I didn't notice till Sun AM, so I spent my time cheering for the Steelers for the first time in my life and then watching the greatest show on earth, ie how one should spend a Sunday.  CAn't believe the Patriots are going to the Superbowl..... :crazy:

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did HW and went to school

 

:crazy:

 

and went crazy

 

:D

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Withdrew, introspected and then built a website for my truck - check sig. Glad everyone made it back safely :sarcasm:

Wow gandolph, you definetly were productive yesterday.  Your site looks awesome.  I'm going to add you to my links page right now.

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I finished the novel I was writing, wrote a song about Newbie and his greatness, wrote a few poems, and haikus, watched Steel Magnolias and cried, watched a play, went to the opera, and thought about the true meaning of life.  ;)

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JP - You mean you sat there watching football, drinking beer, eating munchies and belching and passing gas, claming that you were having the time of your life???

 

Jon - Thanks - Your site is definitely going into the reference area.

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JP - You mean you sat there watching football, drinking beer, eating munchies and belching and passing gas, claming that you were having the time of your life???

Watching football - check

Drinking beer - check

Enjoyed myself - check

Ate a lot - check

 

belching and pass gas - not this weekend

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Glad to see the board is back up.  Sitting at school killing time between classes.  I was quite bored without the site being up.  I did some studying, went to school, watched aimless hours of tv, and drew a crap load of firetrucks in windows paint...lol...gotta whole fire department on the way here :crazy:

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I actual went out and did other things then sit on my butt in front of the computer.  It was kind of nice actually, may start doing that alittle more.  Even if that means doing homework.   :exclaim:

 

I was hoping that Jon might get out and try to find some resemblence of a life away from GMTC while it was down, but I guess not.  LOL

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I was hoping that Jon might get out and try to find some resemblence of a life away from GMTC while it was down, but I guess not.  LOL

I notice that his post rate dropped way down to 20.35 posts a day!

 

;)  :crazy:

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