I hope they do so kids like you can't always take the easy way out. It's and exploit simple as that, convo over.

I'm sorry, but I have to snicker at you calling me a kid. The baseless assumptions people make on a regular basis always entertain me. But the best part is how you don't want me to take the easy way out. Do you not see how -blam!-ing miserable that is of you. You're nothing but a crab in the bucket. You remind me of my grandfather from when I actually was a kid. He would tell anybody who'd never worked as an auto-mechanic 100 hours a week that they never worked a hard day in their life. There were a few things wrong with that statement. To him, working a hard day in your life was some how the make or break virtue. The assumption was that people really ought to de-value themselves and feel inferior because they didn't do things that drunken, angry Irishman's way. The problem is that with him, just as it is with you, he didn't really know the people he was talking to that way, and really, it was [i]none of his -blam!-ing business[/i]. How miserable do yo have to be to want to see other people have to do things a way they don't want to, especially when it has nothing whatsoever to do with you or what you do at any given second of the day. I mean, hey, if you think it's lousy, you're aloud to say that, but you have no place to tell other people that they ought to be doing things the way you prefer. Piece of really good advice that never hurt anybody: -blam!- off.

Exactly my point. Byeeee

Bye bye my lovely! Have a fabulous holiday and do give your grandmother a peck on the cheek for me. I always did enjoy that graceful woman's company.