Shred's Ninth: We enter, drunk with fire

MovingPictures07 wrote: Padraic wrote: Not much, taking the day off and hanging out with my sons.  You? That's awesome. Danny's coming over today, so inevitably we'll get alot done and I'm looking forward to that. Have some managerial things to take care of as well. I plan on finishing my cleaning, then lunch, then I'm going to play New Super Mario Bros. Wii till he shows up.

Haha, I just bought that for my brother-in-law for Christmas.

Padraic wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: Padraic wrote: Not much, taking the day off and hanging out with my sons.  You? That's awesome. Danny's coming over today, so inevitably we'll get alot done and I'm looking forward to that. Have some managerial things to take care of as well. I plan on finishing my cleaning, then lunch, then I'm going to play New Super Mario Bros. Wii till he shows up. Haha, I just bought that for my brother-in-law for Christmas.

It's a really awesome game, I love it. I think it's one of the most rewarding and challenging Mario games Nintendo has made since the original NES ones. And it's incredibly unique, I really like the new capabilities. There are only one or two minor complaints, but that comes with nearly every game.

Epignosis wrote: I had a great time playing with my boy last night.  We set up toys like bowling pins and I taught him to knock them over with a ball. He then decided to make more intricate pin patterns.  Funny kid.

That sounds epic.

I can't decide what to listen to.  

Also, I'm still sick.  Today is the worst for my throat and nose, but at least my stomach is doing better. 

Padraic wrote: Epignosis wrote: Padraic wrote: Epignosis wrote: I had a great time playing with my boy last night.  We set up toys like bowling pins and I taught him to knock them over with a ball. He then decided to make more intricate pin patterns.  Funny kid. Same, Ryan and I tossed a "plush" football around for a while.  Even a simple game of catch is a lot of fun with a little kid. It's more fun than arguing with atheists, I'll tell you that much.  Yes I'm sure it is.    That's why I don't bother posting in there.  Not that I would argue one side or the other; I consider that a waste of time as I'm not convincing anyone of anything.  But there have been some interesting posts among the sniping.

I know I'm not going to convince anyone of anything...I honestly post in those threads because it keeps my mind sharp and lets me look at my beliefs more critically.

And I'd be lying if I said I didn't love the rhetorical aspect of it.

Working on my top 10 for the year. My top 5 has pretty much been firm for the past 2 months or so, but 6-10 is proving more difficult.

Thanks, Pat! 

Finnforest wrote: While I typically avoid religious threads these days, I really enjoyed our PMs on faith Robert, because of the way you handle yourself...looking at the other person instead of down on them.

I appreciate that Jim.    The opinion is mutual.

Evolutionary_Sleeper wrote: How's the list looking so far David? Curious. And happy b-day again.

Well, I have all 10, and only 3 of them are metal albums, so I'm pretty glad about that. And it has everything from that to avant-jazz. It's a pretty diverse list, but I'll be putting a note on Facebook about it, so you'll get to see it.

The only 2009 albums I,ve listened so far are:

Edited by Tsevir Leirbag - December 29 2009 at 12:50