I've been pretty much hidden but wanted to say hello to everyone out there!

The past few years have been interesting for me, for the better of me should I say. I found that special partner (currently in a friends with benefits relationship) whom I love and treasure no matter what happens to him or I in life, I've been working a good job doing computer repair and life has just made me happy to the point where I can wipe out all the bad things that I've spoke about in the forums in the past. I've always been about putting others first before me, and life really was not enjoyable then as it left little for me. Today, I can smile and say that nothing ever again will be bad. Well .... aside from the high blood pressure I'm battling with medications right now.

While I don't use the site here anymore as often as I used to...  I still purchase Stardock products on a regular basis when a new one comes out. Right now, I just purchased Windowblinds and Icon Packager for $9.99 a piece because its the only components I ever used when I actually purchased the Object Desktop subscription awhile back. I run a Netbook connected to an external monitor, USB Keyboard / Mouse so I have to worry somewhat about resources loaded up on here. But $9.99 for the ability to apply a wallpaper to Windows Starter is a damn good price compared to the 80 dollar upgrade from starter to premium.

 

Anyways, I hope you all have a wonderful November. I'll try to check back real soon, and as always, its good to see a lot of regulars that I've seen since around 2005 still be active on this site. :wulf:

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Best of luck, Jason. Glad you're well, and happy and that the breathing isn't a problem... be happy and visit more often! :)

 

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Thank you DR, Your are too kind B) And yes the breathing has been under control thanks to two medications :) The doctors found the issue at hand and its been controlled for almost 2 years now.

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Good to see you around

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Quoting Fuzzy, reply 3
Good to see you around
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Ditto...;)

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Quoting Jafo, reply 5

Quoting Fuzzy Logic, reply 3Good to see you around

Ditto...
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Good to see you too :)

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I wondered what happened to you... and now I know.  You've been off enjoying yourself while the rest of us are hard at it here in the nuthouse.  Well half your luck and it's good to see you're still kicking [just don't kick too hard while wearing slip-ons.. hehe]

:)

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Quoting starkers, reply 7
I wondered what happened to you... and now I know.  You've been off enjoying yourself while the rest of us are hard at it here in the nuthouse.  Well half your luck and it's good to see you're still kicking [just don't kick too hard while wearing slip-ons.. hehe]

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Awww.... LOL! Well, I guess I can be a part of the nuthouse now too :P 

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Quoting sydneysiders, reply 9
nice to know you're in a good place.. 
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Yep!

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Quoting Jason, reply 8
Awww.... LOL! Well, I guess I can be a part of the nuthouse now too
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No worries, mate, you're always welcome in the nuthouse... the more inmates the better. :w00t:

Quoting sydneysiders, reply 9
nice to know you're in a good place.
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Yeah, that's for sure... and Jason, being in a good place means you'll bring some positivity to the place.  I dunno, but it seems just lately there's an awful lot of complaining threads popping up around here [in fact I might have even started on or two myself].

:-"

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Well, it all started when I met this person awhile back, it was a casual meeting I guess to talk and see how things turned out, now its a 4 month friends with benefits relationship. We have done so much together and what have you that I wish I had pictures to show the fun I'm having. It also gets me out of the house so to speak, so essentially, its like having two places to live now instead of one! I stay with my friend as much as I can, because living at home and not being able to afford a place of my own has really made me depressed, and I feel like Harry Potter always locked away in his room. I have done some things however to liven up the place. I found a nice used entertainment center for FREE outside along with a nice computer desk that was also FREE, I just had to haul it home myself. Then just last week I got some nice bedding for my bed, and also treated myself to IconPackager and Windowblinds for visual treats. And next month, I am getting a twin size mattress for my captains bed set I have had since I was 13 and it still fits me today without requiring a whole new bed outfit (If I grew any taller I would be screwed!)

 

Also my friend with benefits is getting me my bear paw tattoo for my birthday, its my first tattoo ever, and I am actually looking forward to it. So all in all things are really looking happy for me and I don't want it to end at all. Sorry to hear about the complaining here. I guess its hard to please everyone without introducing a shocking change that will really get them going  :typo:

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Quoting Jason, reply 12
Also my friend with benefits is getting me my bear paw tattoo for my birthday, its my first tattoo ever, and I am actually looking forward to it.
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With regard to the tattoo, Jason, and I have a few, I do suggest placing it somewhere less public/hidden from normal view/easily covered.   The reason I say so is that tattoos can sometimes be viewed negatively... and if the person with the negative view happens to be an employer, or prospective employer, the last thing you want is something that's highly visible.  It's entirely up to you of course, but it is a thought to consider.

:sun:

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Hey!!! You Are Back!!

:grin:  

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Quoting starkers, reply 13

Quoting Jason Carver, reply 12Also my friend with benefits is getting me my bear paw tattoo for my birthday, its my first tattoo ever, and I am actually looking forward to it.

With regard to the tattoo, Jason, and I have a few, I do suggest placing it somewhere less public/hidden from normal view/easily covered.   The reason I say so is that tattoos can sometimes be viewed negatively... and if the person with the negative view happens to be an employer, or prospective employer, the last thing you want is something that's highly visible.  It's entirely up to you of course, but it is a thought to consider.

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Its going to be on a arm high enough to cover up with a sleeve , In regards to work, I've already got the permanently disabled label by the doctor due to the medications I take and would not be a candidate for the work place unless its a place like a fast food job or what not, my meds can make me a danger to operate equipment or make me drowsy on short ends notice. There are things I do on the side for a little extra cash for extra things such as clothing for (insert the season here) But thats about it. I'm disabled, but not completely helpless, just a different situation is all.

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Quoting Jimbo9294, reply 14
Hey!!! You Are Back!!

 
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Hey you noticed  :grin:

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Quoting Jason, reply 15
I've already got the permanently disabled label
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Now that sounds like a tattoo...;)

 

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Hi Jason, good luck with the tat, I won't ask where you're putting it.

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Quoting gmc2, reply 18
Hi Jason, good luck with the tat, I won't ask where you're putting it.
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Right shoulder, a little beneath it , perhaps in the arm area.

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Quoting Jason, reply 15
Its going to be on a arm high enough to cover up with a sleeve ,
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Good thinking, matey... so's it's hidden when required... and clearly visible when yer wanna show off on the beach. :w00t:

Quoting Jason, reply 15
In regards to work, I've already got the permanently disabled label
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Sorry to hear that.... but you're in a good place right now, so let's hope that continues to be the case. :sun:

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I got the design, I submitted it to the tattoo shop and will be getting a call tomorrow on how much they want to charge for it, Incidentally, I was looking up on Youtube on what its like to get a tattoo and it does not look as bad as people think it is.

Also, somewhere along the web, was a tattoo pain chart that showed from a stinging feel to an extremely painful feeling. Intoxication / Hangover can intensify the effect according to the website. Well anyways I'm set as far as that goes. 

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When I got mine, it wasn't so much 'pain', as 'irritating'. Especially around the back side of the arm. 

How about posting the design on here so we can see it? :grin:  

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Quoting Jason, reply 21
I got the design, I submitted it to the tattoo shop and will be getting a call tomorrow on how much they want to charge for it, Incidentally, I was looking up on Youtube on what its like to get a tattoo and it does not look as bad as people think it is.

Also, somewhere along the web, was a tattoo pain chart that showed from a stinging feel to an extremely painful feeling. Intoxication / Hangover can intensify the effect according to the website. Well anyways I'm set as far as that goes. 
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Uploading now, uno momento por favor.

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Quoting Jason, reply 21
Incidentally, I was looking up on Youtube on what its like to get a tattoo and it does not look as bad as people think it is.
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Personally, anyone who thinks getting a tatt is painful is a total pussy.  I have several and not one of them hurt... at all.  And yes, I was completely sober/straight at the time.  About the only thing I experienced was a bit of itching afterwards... and many years later... the thought I could have done without them.  Yup, I look at them now and regret I didn't have better sense as a teenager... was a merchant seaman at the time and it seemed like the thing to do.