>>Mike.. No offense but there's an elephant in your living room.. <g>
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>Sometimes I have no clue what the hell you're blabbing on about.

Right, and that's part of the fun... <g>

There was a young man who asked his Rabbi, "Rabbi, what is the most important thing to gain in life?"

After thinking for a moment, the Rabbi responded, "Good judgement."

The young man thought that was a wise answer and then asked, "Well then Rabbi, how does one go about gaining this 'Good judgement' then?"

Stroking his beard the Rabbi said, "Experience..."

"Ahh," the young man thought, "This is indeed a wise man and I now understand why he is our Rabbi." Then he asked his Rabbi, "Rabbi.. How does one gain this 'experience'?"

Pausing, the Rabbi sain, "Bad judgement."

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Chalk up some of your 'not getting' what I'm trying to help you understand as the difference between somone who's 17 and someone who's 48.

There are a few more miles of experience on my older carcass than yours. You're a bright young(er) man but IMO you do need a little time to 'season' - and I mean that in the best possible manner.

It's ok that you sometimes don't 'get it'...