I thought I saw a picture this morning of our little sunshine with some half-lidded, oops I mean critical eyes.

I was hanging with my OC bros in the corner and had no idea what you were asking me. I'd hear someone yell my name, I'd look up and see all your faces at the other end of the table looking at me like you're awaiting some sort of response. Being in an agreeable mood, I just gave a "thumbs up" to everything.

I don't see what's so wrong... You all seemed to find that a satisfactory answer at the time. :p

Okay, I hate to be the one to bust her, but I think she still had a little tequila in her today. She was weaving a bit this morning and I could have sworn I heard her say, "I love you guys," at Goldsteins - but she might have said, "I loved the size," since the wind was in my ears.

If in doubt, just flash her the thumbs up

Didn't some dude say something like, "the lady doth protest too much," or something?...:D

Hey Vance is your wife like 30 years younger than you? What a PIMP

Teach me

Oh, now, Jim, you know I like to flash her more than that. :p

No, we're both 29! :lol:

You are annoying yet correct to bow to the master. Vance's child bride is not only stunningly gorgeous but smart as a whip to boot. I'd say they are well matched.

I'd also suggest that you show a little respect, Russian.

respect is for the n00b
i r not

Well that was a fun bunch, Kristine and I had a great time. It was really nice to see some old friends and make some new ones. Happy Holidays!!

Looks like a fine bunch having a fine time. This reminds me on my own experience years ago when a bunch of SoCal AOL music board contributors got together for a Christmas party. This was back in 96, when the AOL chat/b boards were all the rage. I was part of a group that participated on the "Worst Songs Ever" board, which ended up being one of the most viewed and commented upon boards. It was all strictly for laughs, and we ended up with a core group that gel'd really well... online. So when it came time for the party, I was very curious to see how we'd all gel in person, if the character displayed online was the same or different in person. This was also before avatars and hosted images, so there was no way of knowing who was who until we actually met. I honestly anticipated a bunch of social misfits, geeks and dweebs ;) I do fine in groups, but was concerned for some of the others. To my great surprise, those people in person were just as fun and funny, and even moreso, than online! Two in particular because their sarcasm in person was magnified. We had such a great time. Two of them fell in love and wed, with many of the AOLers there at the wedding, including me doing the taping.

Biking is a bit different, isn't it, given that it is partly a social sport. Y'all see each other a lot on the roads and trails, and sit together eating after rides or during breaks.

BTW, Davesanxy drove all the way up from San Diego to dinner, had dinner, goofed off with the rest of us, then drove back to San Diego. Now that's dedication!

Hey guys you all look fantastic.........sorry I missed it. I hope to catch up to all of you soon!!! Like when it warms up :o

When did it get cold? ;)

You're funny, Lady. And you and Travis would have been a nice, spicy addition (you're the Vegas Duo, you know? :D)

Thanks for the party! :D