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Muddy, I appreciate this.

I pride myself with being able to remain objective regardless of my personal feelings about a situation or an individual. I was merely trying to debate the facts as they were presented.

I don't mind telling ya I felt mighty alone with my stance but I promise you in that singular debate I wasn't being specific in targeting the original poster just the facts as she stated them in her original post.
 
I am already feeling some anxiety from the thought of going to the audition. Say for example, I get picked and go on the show, then I get an easy question that I could normally answer any day of the week. But for some reason my mind goes blank and I mess it up. I don't know if I could ever live that down. Especially if it was for the 25k. Is that a normal thought process?

I feel the need to take a xanax just thinking about it.
 
I am already feeling some anxiety from the thought of going to the audition. Say for example, I get picked and go on the show, then I get an easy question that I could normally answer any day of the week. But for some reason my mind goes blank and I mess it up. I don't know if I could ever live that down. Especially if it was for the 25k. Is that a normal thought process?

I feel the need to take a xanax just thinking about it.

Balls would be busted but GameLive would still accept you because you made it in the first place. Also you would get over it cause you have the trust fund and all to fall back on.
 
I am already feeling some anxiety from the thought of going to the audition. Say for example, I get picked and go on the show, then I get an easy question that I could normally answer any day of the week. But for some reason my mind goes blank and I mess it up. I don't know if I could ever live that down. Especially if it was for the 25k. Is that a normal thought process?

I feel the need to take a xanax just thinking about it.



It is a normal thought process. It would be abnormal not to have those thoughts. I'd be lying if I said they haven't crossed my mind with the very real possibility of getting on Jeopardy in my future.

Here is the philosophy I have adopted and I think it applies to both of us.

We are kick-ass guys. There are people who fade (Sedins) when the ultimate pressure is on, and there are people (Tiger Woods?) who say fuck it, this is my stage. We're good, we know it, we're calm, we get out there and go after it aggressively.

We are kick-ass guys.
 
Gotta say, I love my current sig.

I ain't lyin'

Oftentimes the sig is some quote or joke, totally separate from your general posting. But now, whenever I review something that I posted, that I ain't lyin' goes with the flow. There are very few things I post where an I ain't lyin' at the end is out of place.

I like it!

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I'm starting to think it wouldn't be a bad gig.

His 4th wife is a Kiwi who lives in a palace in Paris.

Plus my son would get to do this, like his sons did. Not a bad way to learn a sport although it seems his son is quite the useless fok.

"According to Fortune, when Hakeem wanted to learn football, Jefri imported N.F.L. stars Joe Montana and Herschel Walker to Brunei, at a cost of seven figures each, to teach him the game. Hakeem and his friends showed up in brand-new uniforms, the gargantuan prince weighing 300 pounds, trailed by a valet and guarded by a state security force. Hakeem was not able to catch the ball, so a teammate would hand it to him, and he would then shuffle down the field for an easy touchdown, because no one was allowed to tackle a prince. When Hakeem turned 18, his father gave him $1 billion as a birthday present, according to one of Zaman’s affidavits. Bahar, for his 16th birthday, received $400 million."