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#26
10-09-2009, 08:17 PM
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addiction
Remember the Monster wants you to quit.
Don't listen to it. I got my first T206 around '82 and bought my first around '84 and 'tamed' the Monster around '08 and learned two virtues of patience and perseverance by having to practice them again and again. And yes, I'm still practicing them again and again but they've become friends rather than foes. **** And May I say a RESOUNDING WELCOME BACK to YAWIE. Things haven't been the same without you, buddy!!! Best, barry 
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