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77Rumours77
07-21-2004, 05:26 PM
Any simpsons fans here? It's my favorite show of all time! What about you? Any favortie episodes, characters, quotes?
My favortie character is Homer! He's so dumb! :laugh:
I can't think of my favorite quote off the top of my head but heres one..
Homer: Are you saying you're never going to eat any animal again? What about bacon?
Lisa: No.
Homer: Ham?
Lisa: No.
Homer: Pork chops?
Lisa: Dad, those all come from the same animal.
Homer: Heh heh heh. Ooh, yeah, right, Lisa. A wonderful, magical animal.

amber
07-21-2004, 05:38 PM
of course! watch it every day, super favorite. I had simpsons quotes in my sig. for quite awhile. "Bacon up that sausage, boy"
One of my very favorite episodes is the one where it's 3 different classic stories out of a book they're reading. Homer is Ulysses ("Hey, Grease IS the word!") Lisa is Joan of Arc, and Bart is Hamlet. I also like the one where they show the montage of a bunch if Homer's songs (Maaaaaax Poower...it's the name you'd love to tooouuuch...but you musn't TOOOOUUUUCCHHH...) OMigod, and the one where Homer gets prescription marijuana when his eyes get pecked out by his pet crows (Hume Crownyn, Cameron Crow, Gregory Peck, etc :D ) "objects may appear more edible than they are" is on the prescription bottle! :lol: Those are just a few that come to mind, i like tons...
Amber

DeeGeMe
07-21-2004, 05:41 PM
I love, love, love the Simpsons!

darklinensuit
07-21-2004, 06:04 PM
I hardly watch it, but the show touches on so much of what I teach (for real) that students tell me every week that they suddenly understand references on the show for the first time. Quite a selling point.

- Jake

77Rumours77
07-21-2004, 06:08 PM
One of my favorite quotes od all time..
Burns - "She's got more wicket witchery than Stevie Nicks." :D
LMAO

Hawkeye
07-21-2004, 10:36 PM
I love The simpsons ALOT. never miss a new epsiode and catch most f the repeats eveyday. Homer is without question the best and no ne will disagree with me there. the only cartoon character EVER better then him is Bugs Bunny.

amber
07-22-2004, 12:17 PM
One of my favorite quotes od all time..
Burns - "She's got more wicket witchery than Stevie Nicks." :D
LMAO
:lol: me, too.

littlelies7
07-22-2004, 01:43 PM
A fan!

I love the episode when Marge writes a book. Ned Flanders, the macho hero? Bwahhahahaha!

My favorite moment:
She types one sentence and then says "Brownie break!" :laugh:

darklinensuit
07-22-2004, 06:54 PM
I love The simpsons ALOT. never miss a new epsiode and catch most f the repeats eveyday. Homer is without question the best and no ne will disagree with me there. the only cartoon character EVER better then him is Bugs Bunny.

Those Bugs cartoons were great. I watched them every day when I was little. my brother & I loved the one with Litle Red Riding Hood & the one with the Three Bears.

- Jake

Wild_Heart03
07-22-2004, 07:50 PM
LOVE this show!

My favorite episode is when Homer reads the book of classics to Bart and Lisa, with the Oddyssey and everything in it. Absolutely funny...

One of my favorite quotes od all time..
Burns - "She's got more wicket witchery than Stevie Nicks."
LMAO

lol... One of mine too!! :thumbsup:

skcin
07-22-2004, 11:03 PM
Great show, I've watched it from the start. Fave quotes (all Ralphie Wiggum)

"Me fail English? That's un-possible!"

"Mrs. Crabapple? I ate all my paste!"

"I found a moonrock - in my nose."

"You choo-choo-choose me?"

Oh, wait a couple from Homer:

"For sale! Tram-opp-a-line! Tram-opp-a-line!" One of the best episodes ever, all those kids injured on the trampoline laying around like casualties of war - priceless!

Singing: "I am so smart, I am so smart, S-M-R-T, I mean S-M-A-R-T!"

Paula :laugh:

ShangriLaTroubl
07-23-2004, 08:13 AM
I love love love the Simpsons...havent been able to watch it as much lately as I used to....so I havent really seen any of the new ones, but it's one of the best shows ever...my fav. character is Homer...ahh I love him... "Ahhgguhh doughhhnuuutsss."

Chris

Livia
07-23-2004, 09:14 AM
I'm a huge Simpsons fan, and I love that Matt Groening is a FM/Stevie fan!

One of my favorite Ralph lines "I sleep in a drawer!"

I love the crank calls to Moe's - "Amanda Hugnkiss? I need Amanda Hugnkiss!"

My new email sound at work is "Woo-hoo!" It used to be "Mmmmm....64 slices of American cheese...aaaaaahhhh." I have a Maggie figurine on top of my computer.

Anyone see the cast on Inside the Actor's Studio? Anyone notice that they never showed Julie Kavner on camera when she was doing Marge? :shrug:

darklinensuit
07-23-2004, 10:44 AM
Anyone see the cast on Inside the Actor's Studio? Anyone notice that they never showed Julie Kavner on camera when she was doing Marge? :shrug:

I can't remember if that was cheered or jeered by TV Guide. :shrug:

- Jake

Lala
07-23-2004, 12:23 PM
The Simpsons is my absolute favorite show of all time! My favorite episodes are probably Simpsoncalifragilisticexpiala(ANNOYED GRUNT)cious and The President Wore Pearls.

Favorite Quotes:
(From A Streetcar Named Marge)
Ms. Sinclair: Marge, do you know what a baby is saying when she reaches for a bottle?
Marge: Baba?
Ms. Sinclair: No! She's saying "I am a leach!"

(From Flaming Moe's?)
Marge: Well Homer maybe you can take some consolation in the fact that something you created is making people happy.
Homer: Oh, look at me - I'm making people happy! I'm the magical man, from happy land, in a gum drop house on lollypop lane! [door slam - Homer comes back] Oh by the way I was being sarcastic.
Marge: Well Duh!

I can't remember what these ones are from...
Homer: And I gave that man directions, even though I didn't know the way, cuz that's the kind of guy I am.

Bart: Look at the sunset!
Lisa: That's not a sunset, it's a bird on fire!
*I might have screwed that one up*

Homer: [not remembering that it's Valentines Day] Is it bacon day?

Gotta love the FM references too! When Bart loses it from too much Focusin, he steals a tank and as he's smashing things, he's singing Don't Stop. They should get them to do a guest spot on the show! How funny would that be.

amber
07-23-2004, 01:02 PM
LOVE this show!

My favorite episode is when Homer reads the book of classics to Bart and Lisa, with the Oddyssey and everything in it. Absolutely funny...



lol... One of mine too!! :thumbsup:
Yeah, that's the first one i mentioned above. The best one is Homer as Ulysses.
AMber

amber
07-23-2004, 01:05 PM
I'm a huge Simpsons fan, and I love that Matt Groening is a FM/Stevie fan!

One of my favorite Ralph lines "I sleep in a drawer!"

I love the crank calls to Moe's - "Amanda Hugnkiss? I need Amanda Hugnkiss!"

My new email sound at work is "Woo-hoo!" It used to be "Mmmmm....64 slices of American cheese...aaaaaahhhh." I have a Maggie figurine on top of my computer.

Anyone see the cast on Inside the Actor's Studio? Anyone notice that they never showed Julie Kavner on camera when she was doing Marge? :shrug:
My dad told me about that one (I have no cable) and he said the guy who does Homer's voice was a little snootish, separate from the rest, and to quote my dad "you could tell he had a big head and thought he was better than the others" Did you notice anything like that?
AMber

amber
07-23-2004, 01:08 PM
Those Bugs cartoons were great. I watched them every day when I was little. my brother & I loved the one with Litle Red Riding Hood & the one with the Three Bears.

- Jake
Bugs was my favorite thing in the world. From age 3-6, I would tape ears to my head and pretend to be him. (This was at vacation at my Grandma's, we didn't have a TV at home) I actually thought, at those ages, and said, that i wanted to be Bugs Bunny when i grew up (or a cat). :laugh: You know how they tell you you can be anything you want when you grow up? I took that very literally, apparently :rolleyes:
Amber

darklinensuit
07-23-2004, 01:55 PM
Bugs was my favorite thing in the world. From age 3-6, I would tape ears to my head and pretend to be him. (This was at vacation at my Grandma's, we didn't have a TV at home) I actually thought, at those ages, and said, that i wanted to be Bugs Bunny when i grew up (or a cat). :laugh: You know how they tell you you can be anything you want when you grow up? I took that very literally, apparently :rolleyes:
Amber

Bugs I understand, but why would anybody want to be a cat. :shocked: ;)

- Jake

amber
07-23-2004, 01:59 PM
Bugs I understand, but why would anybody want to be a cat. :shocked: ;)

- Jake
I always loved them, and thought they were the cutest thing, and the best animal. The way they play is so funny, and they're fast and can jump. Also, who WOULDN'T want to be one? They don't have to do what you say, they sleep all the time, 'cept when they're playing or eating, and they get fed. I just always loved them.
Amber

darklinensuit
07-23-2004, 02:03 PM
I always loved them, and thought they were the cutest thing, and the best animal. The way they play is so funny, and they're fast and can jump. Also, who WOULDN'T want to be one? They don't have to do what you say, they sleep all the time, 'cept when they're playing or eating, and they get fed. I just always loved them.
Amber

In other words, you wanted to be wrong vwhen you grew up. Thumbs down on cats. :cool: :)

- Jake

Patti
07-23-2004, 02:07 PM
In other words, you wanted to be wrong vwhen you grew up. Thumbs down on cats. :cool: :)

- Jake

Cats are wonderful little critters. I guarantee you would love my little kitty, Gypsy. Heck Stevie even wrote a song for her! ;)

darklinensuit
07-23-2004, 02:09 PM
Cats are wonderful little critters. I guarantee you would love my little kitty, Gypsy. Heck Stevie even wrote a song for her! ;)

Cats love me, & I can deal with them one-on-one, but I can't see why anybody would choose tom live with or feed or touch them.
BTW, given the thread, shouldn't you have named your cat Selma? ;)

- Jake

Patti
07-23-2004, 02:16 PM
Cats love me, & I can deal with them one-on-one, but I can't see why anybody would choose tom live with or feed or touch them.
BTW, given the thread, shouldn't you have named your cat Selma? ;)

- Jake

Now why on earth would someone name a cat Selma? :shrug: :laugh: Yeah, yeah I know, Patti and Selma. Ha.

Actually, Gypsy was from a litter of kittens I fostered, then adopted. I helped bring them into this world and I got to name them. Their names were Gypsy, Tusk, Sara, Rhiannon, Tango and Bwana. They were born with feline leukemia, which is fatal, and Gypsy is the only one I have left. She is the coolest and everyone loves her, even people who don't like cats. She'd win you over, I know it! :nod: :nod: :nod:

darklinensuit
07-23-2004, 02:20 PM
Now why on earth would someone name a cat Selma? :shrug: :laugh: Yeah, yeah I know, Patti and Selma. Ha.

Actually, Gypsy was from a litter of kittens I fostered, then adopted. I helped bring them into this world and I got to name them. Their names were Gypsy, Tusk, Sara, Rhiannon, Tango and Bwana. They were born with feline leukemia, which is fatal, and Gypsy is the only one I have left. She is the coolest and everyone loves her, even people who don't like cats. She'd win you over, I know it! :nod: :nod: :nod:

Well, I'm sorry the others died.
That's as won over as I'll get.

- Jake

amber
07-23-2004, 02:22 PM
Cats love me, & I can deal with them one-on-one, but I can't see why anybody would choose tom live with or feed or touch them.
BTW, given the thread, shouldn't you have named your cat Selma? ;)

- Jake
Why not? They're fun, and funny, they're soft, they don't eat nearly as much as dogs? :shrug: I just don't get why anyone would not like one, they're so benign. It's like not liking...uh, something it's weird not to like :laugh: My favorite cat is really loyal and loving, he guards the door, he can fetch a paper ball, and is also an excellent goalie/shortstop with said paper ball. He can jump in the air, catch it between his paws, and put it in his mouth before he drops to the ground. :) awww, just like his mommie :D But, I guess it's stupid to argue, some people just don't care for cats...rock on.
Amber

Patti
07-23-2004, 02:22 PM
Well, I'm sorry the others died.
That's as won over as I'll get.

- Jake

You're a tough sell.

darklinensuit
07-23-2004, 02:25 PM
Why not? They're fun, and funny, they're soft, they don't eat nearly as much as dogs? :shrug: I just don't get why anyone would not like one, they're so benign. It's like not liking...uh, something it's weird not to like :laugh: My favorite cat is really loyal and loving, he guards the door, he can fetch a paper ball, and is also an excellent goalie/shortstop with said paper ball. He can jump in the air, catch it between his paws, and put it in his mouth before he drops to the ground. :) awww, just like his mommie :D But, I guess it's stupid to argue, some people just don't care for cats...rock on.
Amber

They smell, they scratch, and they're less affectionate than dogs are. (Why do I get the feeling one of you is going to quote me to refer to men? :lol: )

- Jake

darklinensuit
07-23-2004, 02:26 PM
You're a tough sell.

Show me a cat that can meow Rhiannon, clean up after itself, and cook me dinner, and I'm sold.

- Jake

Patti
07-23-2004, 02:30 PM
They smell, they scratch, and they're less affectionate than dogs are. (Why do I get the feeling one of you is going to quote me to refer to men? :lol: )

- Jake

LOL! Yep, you just described a man, not a cat. I'll have you know, my cat does NOT smell, she doesn't scratch much and she is just as affectionate with me as my dogs, even more affectionate than one of my dogs. But to save you, please at least tell me that you DO like dogs.

darklinensuit
07-23-2004, 02:34 PM
LOL! Yep, you just described a man, not a cat. I'll have you know, my cat does NOT smell, she doesn't scratch much and she is just as affectionate with me as my dogs, even more affectionate than one of my dogs. But to save you, please at least tell me that you DO like dogs.

I love dogs.
And as for your other comments, your cat obviously has a knack for hypnotism.

- Jake

amber
07-23-2004, 02:35 PM
They smell, they scratch, and they're less affectionate than dogs are. (Why do I get the feeling one of you is going to quote me to refer to men? :lol: )

- Jake
They don't smell nearly as much as dogs. Also, and this is a biggie, CATS ARE FINE IF YOU'RE GONE ALL DAY, OR EVEN FOR WEEKS, as long as someone feeds them! Dogs get all lonely and needy, and you have to walk them. I love dogs a lot, but i'm thinking....if i want that level of commitment, i might as well have a baby! Also, about how they scratch - dogs can tear up furniture, etc, waaaay worse than cats. If you're talking about scratching you, cats don't really do that unless provoked. Also, one of my cats is veeery affectionate, though as a general rule, they are not as constantly affectionate as dogs. :wavey:
Amber

darklinensuit
07-23-2004, 02:37 PM
They don't smell nearly as much as dogs. Also, and this is a biggie, CATS ARE FINE IF YOU'RE GONE ALL DAY, OR EVEN FOR WEEKS, as long as someone feeds them! Dogs get all lonely and needy, and you have to walk them. I love dogs a lot, but i'm thinking....if i want that level of commitment, i might as well have a baby! Also, about how they scratch - dogs can tear up furniture, etc, waaaay worse than cats. If you're talking about scratching you, cats don't really do that unless provoked. Also, one of my cats is veeery affectionate, though as a general rule, they are not as constantly affectionate as dogs. :wavey:
Amber

I don't want to take care of a dog either, but at least I'd be tempted to feed it. Not so for cats.

- Jake

Patti
07-23-2004, 02:39 PM
I love dogs.
And as for your other comments, your cat obviously has a knack for hypnotism.

- Jake

Well at least you have some good taste, in loving dogs. :)

And Amber's right, cats smell much, much, much less than dogs. And my dogs have done far more damage to my stuff than my cats ever have. But you will never believe me, will you?

darklinensuit
07-23-2004, 02:45 PM
Well at least you have some good taste, in loving dogs. :)

And Amber's right, cats smell much, much, much less than dogs. And my dogs have done far more damage to my stuff than my cats ever have. But you will never believe me, will you?

I hate the smell of a litterbox. (Hi, Marissa. :wavey: )

- Jake

amber
07-23-2004, 02:54 PM
I hate the smell of a litterbox. (Hi, Marissa. :wavey: )

- Jake
Really? Most people love it! :laugh: seriously, you could have an outside cat. But i get it, i get it, you don't like them :rolleyes: :wavey:
Amber

darklinensuit
07-23-2004, 02:57 PM
Really? Most people love it! :laugh: seriously, you could have an outside cat. But i get it, i get it, you don't like them :rolleyes: :wavey:
Amber

IMO, all cats are outside cats. They can roam free in Siberia.

- Jake

Patti
07-23-2004, 03:13 PM
Really? Most people love it! :laugh: seriously, you could have an outside cat. But i get it, i get it, you don't like them :rolleyes: :wavey:
Amber

Oh no, no. Outside cats, bad. Feline leukemia very bad. 100% preventable if cats are kept indoors and therefore can't have contact with other infected cats.

amber
07-23-2004, 03:42 PM
Oh no, no. Outside cats, bad. Feline leukemia very bad. 100% preventable if cats are kept indoors and therefore can't have contact with other infected cats.
My cats have their FIV shots, i think. Yeah. Plus, i see the point of inside cat, but i think it's cruel to keep such a runner-y, hunter-y, jumpy, climby type animal outside. BUT - not as cruel as having it hit by a car, or getting FIV. I have a back courtyard to my apt. which over the fence is just a string of yards. It's great for them, thank goodness.
Amber

amber
07-23-2004, 03:48 PM
IMO, all cats are outside cats. They can roam free in Siberia.

- Jake
You know, this reminds me of how quite a few boys I know say they don't like cats. Number 1 reason? "They don't do what you say" or "They don't come when you call them", which leads me to think these are the things most valued by boys in a companion - something you can control, and that will kiss your ass...goodness forbid something doesn't...come when you call it! *gasp* or ....do what you say!!! :rolleyes: boys? arguments? You have to admit this is a logical conclusion, based on the evidence :) :wavey:
Moochas Smooches
Amber

Patti
07-23-2004, 03:55 PM
My cats have their FIV shots, i think. Yeah. Plus, i see the point of inside cat, but i think it's cruel to keep such a runner-y, hunter-y, jumpy, climby type animal outside. BUT - not as cruel as having it hit by a car, or getting FIV. I have a back courtyard to my apt. which over the fence is just a string of yards. It's great for them, thank goodness.
Amber

Ah but when you keep them indoors, you simply have to get creative with keeping them amused! I'm not trying to be preachy, but after seeing my poor babies die, at ages 3 weeks, 6 months, 8 months, 13 months and 2 years old, I completely and totally changed my tune about let cats roam outdoors unsupervised. I do let Gypsy go outside under one condition. I sit on my deck and watch her to ensure that she doesn't jump the fence.

FIV is Feline AIDS, a whole different disease from FeLV (feline leukemia). Both are deadly, both are contracted from contact with infected cats. Of course, then there is also FIP, yet ANOTHER deadly disease, for which there is no effective vaccine. It sucks, but cats are just much safer indoors.

And really, Amber, I'm not trying to tell you you're wrong, but it's a subject I'm pretty passionate about. No offense intended.

amber
07-23-2004, 04:06 PM
Ah but when you keep them indoors, you simply have to get creative with keeping them amused! I'm not trying to be preachy, but after seeing my poor babies die, at ages 3 weeks, 6 months, 8 months, 13 months and 2 years old, I completely and totally changed my tune about let cats roam outdoors unsupervised. I do let Gypsy go outside under one condition. I sit on my deck and watch her to ensure that she doesn't jump the fence.

FIV is Feline AIDS, a whole different disease from FeLV (feline leukemia). Both are deadly, both are contracted from contact with infected cats. Of course, then there is also FIP, yet ANOTHER deadly disease, for which there is no effective vaccine. It sucks, but cats are just much safer indoors.

And really, Amber, I'm not trying to tell you you're wrong, but it's a subject I'm pretty passionate about. No offense intended.
Oh, I thought they had shots for that. It's ok, your right, but i'm sure not gonna be able to keep em in now! :laugh: It's like when I lecture my friends about how "I can't believe they let thier kids eat like that" :laugh: Not too much, though.
AMber

Patti
07-23-2004, 04:29 PM
Oh, I thought they had shots for that. It's ok, your right, but i'm sure not gonna be able to keep em in now! :laugh: It's like when I lecture my friends about how "I can't believe they let thier kids eat like that" :laugh: Not too much, though.
AMber

They do have shots for feline leukemia, but it's only about 80% effective. And ok, I'll stop lecturing now. :xoxo:

darklinensuit
07-23-2004, 05:03 PM
Oh no, no. Outside cats, bad. Feline leukemia very bad. 100% preventable if cats are kept indoors and therefore can't have contact with other infected cats.

I'm not familiar with feline leukemia and had no idea it's contagious.

- Jake

darklinensuit
07-23-2004, 05:06 PM
You know, this reminds me of how quite a few boys I know say they don't like cats. Number 1 reason? "They don't do what you say" or "They don't come when you call them", which leads me to think these are the things most valued by boys in a companion - something you can control, and that will kiss your ass...goodness forbid something doesn't...come when you call it! *gasp* or ....do what you say!!! :rolleyes: boys? arguments? You have to admit this is a logical conclusion, based on the evidence :) :wavey:
Moochas Smooches
Amber

Oh please, I know just as many female control freaks as male.
By that reasoning I could claim that since men prefer dogs they must have a stronger nurturing instinct, since dogs require more care.

- Jake

Patti
07-23-2004, 05:17 PM
I'm not familiar with feline leukemia and had no idea it's contagious.

- Jake

Today's lesson on feline leukemia (I'm sure you're sorry you said anything):

It is a viral disease for which there is no cure. It is transmitted by mainly blood contact with another infected cat. It can be transmitted through saliva, but that is not as common. It is also transmitted from a pregnant mother to her kittens (which is my case). A cat can live with feline leukemia for years before becoming symptomatic, but that is not really very common. The most common cause of death from the leukemia is that the cat has a suppressed immune system (similar to HIV in humans) and will contract a secondary infection which the cat has no ability to fight and therefore dies.

Kittens who are born with FeLV seldom live to adulthood, as I witnessed firsthand. Gypsy is now 3 and because she did survive kittenhood has a fair chance of living a reasonably normal lifespan. But she could become symptomatic at any time. Once that happens, there isn't a damn thing I can do for her other than have her euthanized. It's really a horrific disease, even if you don't like cats. So you see, Jake, she is very special. :)

amber
07-23-2004, 05:21 PM
Oh please, I know just as many female control freaks as male.
By that reasoning I could claim that since men prefer dogs they must have a stronger nurturing instinct, since dogs require more care.

- Jake
Ah, douche! :laugh: I could make a few more arguments, but i won't. :)
AMber

darklinensuit
07-23-2004, 05:23 PM
Today's lesson on feline leukemia (I'm sure you're sorry you said anything):

It is a viral disease for which there is no cure. It is transmitted by mainly blood contact with another infected cat. It can be transmitted through saliva, but that is not as common. It is also transmitted from a pregnant mother to her kittens (which is my case). A cat can live with feline leukemia for years before becoming symptomatic, but that is not really very common. The most common cause of death from the leukemia is that the cat has a suppressed immune system (similar to HIV in humans) and will contract a secondary infection which the cat has no ability to fight and therefore dies.

Kittens who are born with FeLV seldom live to adulthood, as I witnessed firsthand. Gypsy is now 3 and because she did survive kittenhood has a fair chance of living a reasonably normal lifespan. But she could become symptomatic at any time. Once that happens, there isn't a damn thing I can do for her other than have her euthanized. It's really a horrific disease, even if you don't like cats. So you see, Jake, she is very special. :)

Up until now I'd only heard about toxoplasmosis from when Martina had it & the cats that were thought to be responsible tested healthy. That's the extent of my cat health knowledge, which you have now doubled.

- Jake

darklinensuit
07-23-2004, 05:25 PM
Ah, douche! :laugh:

That's really not something I'm equipped to do. But on the bright side, I never get that "not-so-fresh feeling" anyway. :shrug:

- Jake

amber
07-23-2004, 05:32 PM
That's really not something I'm equipped to do. But on the bright side, I never get that "not-so-fresh feeling" anyway. :shrug:

- Jake
:lol: :lol:
i'm assuming you knew, in this case, it's pronounced doo-shay...
Amber

darklinensuit
07-23-2004, 05:34 PM
:lol: :lol:
i'm assuming you knew, in this case, it's pronounced doo-shay...
Amber

Are you intentionally joking or do you mean touche? :confused:

- Jake

amber
07-23-2004, 05:44 PM
Are you intentionally joking or do you mean touche? :confused:

- Jake
I'm intentionally joking, AND I meant touche. Instead I just said, "ah, doochay!"
Amber

darklinensuit
07-23-2004, 06:00 PM
I'm intentionally joking, AND I meant touche. Instead I just said, "ah, doochay!"
Amber

I feel like we're toasting with glasses on Massengill. :shocked: Cheers.

- Jake