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It should be!
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Oh , uhmm, track 9 is me. Just goofing around for a minute, and track 10 is my son.
Track 13 is my son and me , at our first test with recording together using a multitrack. Other than the intro, his rhythm and my attempt at lead we both just improved on the spot to test the thing out, so really just a test. We have many ideas in the works now! ;o)

I am looking for a friend, and someone to talk to , get to know, and to make smile, maybe even in person some day.

If you are still involved with someone please just avoid me.

If you'd like to know something more about me, please forgive my lack of words here and message me.

Trying to decide whether to move back to Fla. again.
Working on my music, trying to get some things recorded and finished, working on my very old house.

Thinking, making people laugh, losing my hairline and pretending not to care, many other things, I don't know where to begin in this area.

I like Jack L. Chalker , and my favorite book of all time is: "And the Devil Will Drag You Under". If you want to see a great example of fantasy sci-fi this is it. Most can't put it down. Jesse Stewart is another great author that anyone (I think) would enjoy reading.

I like all kinds of movies. Just saw "Eagle Eye" and loved it.
Fifth Element, many more.

I like many kinds of music. I mostly listen to classic rock and newer stuff too. I love most blues. John Lee Hooker, Muddy waters, etc.
My son even has me listening to some heavier stuff than I ever thought I'd like, now and then, but I can only listen to a certain amount of screaming ;o)

Just a few of my favorites are Jeff Beck, Joe Satriani, Savoy Brown, Robin Trower, R.L. Burnside, John Lee Hooker, Muddy waters, Alvin Lee, Elf, Nazareth, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Seether, Godsmack, disturbed, too many too list.

I like almost any food.

My son, my dog, guitar, my car, a friend,
my baby toes ? ;o)

Everything, and then I remember to stop it.

Doing whatever I want to do, or whatever I did Thursday night, any night is the same, it's whatever I decide it is to be.

Often now days it involves my son and I either listening to music ,an occasional movie, or we check out new music to learn online and pass the guitar back and forth, laugh, talk, play with the dog, and have fun.

We'd probably both rather be at the lake or something sometimes but there's still much to be done here, so some Friday nights can end up being long nights finishing drywall, or a number of projects we are are trying to get knocked out here.

I live in an area where someone fell from a barn , on to their goat killing it, and breaking their own leg, while in the act of "loving" their goat.

If you want to, and...

you are divorced, single, NOT seperated and/or living with someone, (not the same thing to me).

Thank you

"The human body contains about 30 trillion cells of over 200 varieties . Twelve billion of these cells are found in the brain,which contains about 120 trillion connections. All of this was supposedly generated through millions of mistakes, beginning with a single cell. Using all the assumptions employed by evolutionists, including natural selection, it can be shown that such a process would have required longer than the assumed 5 billion years of earth's history.
The probability of getting the first cell is even less, however. using information theory, the biologist H.P. Yockey calculated that the longest piece of DNA that could be expected with 95 percent confidence to form naturally would code for only 49 amino acids (most genes code for proteins that consist of 100 to 300 amino acids).

This is, as he said, much too short to provide even a start toward life . It is light-years short, in fact. Furthermore, even if the subunits composing the DNA could be lined up in the right order, these calculations do not take into account the improbability of their linking spontaneously. H.J. Morowitz calculated the probability of matter arranging itself as a bacterium to be 10-10 11 (this is may not display correctly in the web page).
That is one chance out one followed by 100 billion zeros! "