Andee

I just noticed Gabriella just passed the 1,500 post mark. Congratulations!

I agree with Jason. I don't encourage texting beyond one or two texts (like I said, you ultimately have to call me to book because I do not book by text only) ( but in the case of the OP, I suggested an alternative due to hard of hearing issue)). This is because one text can easily turn into half an hour of texting back and forth, with questions that could easily be answered with a brief phone call. Most of the lengthy texting exercises rarely result with the the appointment going through (for whatever reason but often me determining they are a timewaster or "sexter". If you're a cerb member, initial contact my pm or email beforehand saves a lot of time too, so that when you do text, and say, "hey it's so and so from cerb", then a lot of the initial questions have hopefully already been addressed.

Very sad indeed.

I, for one allow texting and emailing for bookings, but I do require the client to call me to confirm the appointment before I give out directions to my location. This is because I like to hear the person's voice because my screening method is not as rigid as some ladies. I want to make sure it's not some teenage boy or intoxicated person trying to book with me. However, if someone like yourself was to let me know they were hard of hearing, I would certainly make an exception, although in your case becaue you are a cerb member, first contact by pm would probably be best before texting. I am also sure others would accommodate you if explained your situation (that's if you could get through to them via pm or email or text I suppose).

Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow Featuring Vocalist Ronnie James Dio Released 1975 Who could forget "Man on the Silver Mountain"? Loverboy - Get Lucky Released

I like Roaming Guy because he likes Lee who also I also like and who also likes me and RG so it's all good!

I am so glad I got to meet you, if only for a brief time. I look forward to reading your memoires one day (seriously, you should write them). Best of luck to you!

Being too sick and broke to go out to the pool social this evening.

I like Lee Richards because he takes my good natured ribbing about him "living in his pick-up truck" with stride. (Or wait a minute, is that a van down by the river...).

Drivers are not allowed to advertise on cerb. PM sent to you.

BCB: I would imagine Lany deleted her original post probably because she saw the potential for it to escalate into something ugly. And your post is an example of that. It's akin to "stirring the pot" and taking jabs at the ladies on this board. Can we just leave it be? It's this sort of negativity that saw people putting words in other peoples mouths, fighting and causing some to be suspended recently.

"Firsts for Me" The first album I ever owned because I won it at Tween Dance. Jethro Tull - Aqualung Released in 1971 The first album I ever bought myself: Alice Cooper - School's Out Released 1972 The first album that was given to me (by my cousin who decided she didn't like hard rock anymore (like wtf?) Steppenwolf - Born to be Wild Released 1968

Quite an accomplishment, WIT. Way to go!

No hard rock fan's record collection was complete without this one: Deep Purple - Machine Head Released in March 1972 Side One: 1. Highway Star 2. Maybe I'm a Leo 3. Pictures of Home 4. Never Before Side Two: 1. Smoke on the Water 2. Lazy 3. Space Truckin'

Other Random Favourites:

Since I don't have an SO, I don't have any plans, but I am certainly willing to be someone's Valentine. Any takers?

ZZ Top: Eliminator Released March 1983 Side One: 1. Gimme All Your Lovin 2. Got Me Under Pressure 3. Sharp Dressed Man 4. I Need You Tonight 5. I Got the Six Side Two: 1. Legs 2. Thugs 3. TV Dinners 4. Dirty Dog 5. If Only I Could Flag her Down 6. Bad Girl

Get another motorcycle and start riding again Participate in a Bukake party (with 7 guys) Dance at my nieces' weddings. Visit Italy and Greece

Boston - Their first album released in July 1976

Van Halen - Their first album released in 1977 Side One: 1. Runnin' with the Devil 2. Eruption 3. You Really Got Me 4. Ain't Talking 'bout Love 5. I'm the One Side Two: 1. Jamie's Cryin' 2. Atomic Punk 3. Feel Your Love Tonight 4. Little Dreamer 5. Ice Cream Man 4. On Fire

KISS ALIVE! (Released in 1975) Released when KISS was starting to break stadium attendance records. Before they got caught up in the Gene Simmons marketing machine. Raw rock and roll at its finest.

Every time I read "pool party", I envision this: When I realize it's actually the "other" kind of pool party.

Led Zeppelin II - Released October 1969 Side One. 1. Whole Lotta Love 2. What is and Should Never Be 3. The Lemon Song 4. Thank You Side Two: 1. Heartbreaker 2. Living Loving Woman 3. Ramble On 4. Moby Dick 5. Bring it On Home

Roaming Guy recently surpassed the 5,000 post mark!

Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon (Released March 1973): Did you know this album remained on charts for 741 weeks from 1973 to 1988, longer than any other album in history. With an estimated 50 million copies sold, it is Pink Floyd's most commercially successful album and the second highest selling album of all time (Michael Jackson's Thriller is the first). I wore out 2 copies of this album before finally getting it on CD. Song List: Side One: 1. Speak to Me 2. Breathe 3. On the Run 4. Time (including Breathe Reprise) 5. The Great Gig in the Sky Side Two: 1. Money 2. Us and Them 3. Any colour you Like 4. Brain Damage 5. Eclipse