I have a great wife (who is my best friend in the entire world), 4 great kids, and 4 amazing dogs, Shelby, a chihuahua, who is the world's coolest dog! She even talks! (Saying yes and no, when asked questions that require yes or no answers. No I'm not nuts, this is not a joke, if you think I'm kidding, visit Wolf Tales and see if she agrees or disagrees), Nemo, an American Eskimo who looks like a white wolf, and although he looks sweet and innocent, is really plotting his next bit of mischief at all times, Blaze, a Golden Retriever, who is just about as sweet as any living creature can be (If you had nothing else to do, he would just let you pet him 24 hours a day, and he would be as content as he could be. What a sweet dog!), and Misha, a Sheltie who was named right here on MySpace after we held a naming contest.
In general, I find that I like dogs more than people, but I do make exceptions! Dogs just love you, and all they ask in return is for you to love them back. Not many people operate on that level, which is too bad.
Back in the late 70's and early 80's, my wife and I were big CBers, and it seems to me that IMing and chat rooms were the natural evolution of CB, and this is the natural progression of IMing and chat rooms. The ability to communicate with and locate old friends all over the world seems to me to be the most useful feature that the internet provides. Yeah, there's a lot of other uses, and e-commerce is great, since you can shop anytime, but for me, the ability to find old lost friends is just the greatest thing. I've found a couple of friends from 25-30 years ago through the internet, and I have no doubt that I would never have reconnected any other way.
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