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Aww! It's all in good fun! Your truck sounds so good now, Jeff! Can't wait to attend this meet again next year!

Ugh, I'm being overpowered here (NOT fair!) - Jeff, you just don't want to admit to your defeat! lol

hey dan...post up the last vid of when I beat Jeff fair and square! I thought you got my donut on video I know I wasn't that great at it, but I would have liked to have seen what it looked like on video.

You aren't invited so stay home! lol jk I hope you can make it, Niko! Trust me....I'm very tempted to buy the kit and have it installed before this weekend - hah!

lol I'd be crazy fast with NOS, but I'd rather have a blower! Sundays are good, too! Since Sunday seems like the better day, who would be able and gamed to go?

I want more power BAD...I'm addicted. Anyways...Island Dragway is open on Sundays as well. What ever is good for everybody - Friday or Sunday.

lol I seem to red light only at LVD! I don't think I have ever red lighted on a pro tree before at the drag strip near me. And yes I am VERY hooked...I'm eyeing this nitrous kit on the StylinTrucks website (630$), but I dunno how good the quality is..plus the damage it will do to my engine and tranny...but oh so tempting.. Just so you and everyone else knows...the track is in Great Meadows, NJ.

I wanted to get a few more passes in before the season ends; so I was wondering if any of you NE guys would be interested in going to Island Dragway this Friday? If not this Friday, then maybe the following - 10/31/08. Let me know.

When we were all checking into the hotel, the little old lady checking us in got my boyfriend's last name wrong and a few others I think. It was funny at the time - a "you had to be there" joke.

Johnson? There's no Johnson here! lol

That's great news! I'm glad you're doing better! My mom's battling cancer right now (waiting for the biopsy results) so I sort of know how you felt. Cancer can be so evil - I'm glad you're doing well though!

Omg, Shuan - I'm sorry I'm late. Happy Birthday! I hope you had a good one.

Thank you everyone so much - it really means a lot to me to know that I have you guys and gals as my friends. The worst part right now is waiting for my mother to get the biopsy tomorrow and then to wait for the results because my family and I are in the blind - not too sure what path this all is going to take. Once I hear more I will keep everyone posted - thanks again everyone. And Doug - Congrats on your anniversary! I'm really happy that things worked out for the best for you - I just hope my mom encounters a positive path as well. Good luck to you and thanks.

My mother has been in and out of the hospital several times this past month and a half for high calcium levels in her blood. My family and I were worried because when a person has too much calcium in their blood, it can put them into a coma that he or she most likely never comes out of. My mom has seen a nephrologist, endocrinologist, you name it. At first, the doctor said her elevated calcium level was caused by too much vitamin D - so for a little while we thought my mom had parathyroid disease which I wish was the problem because it's an easy fix. However, long story short - the CAT scan my mother received yesterday showed masses/tumors all over her gut which are 99% cancerous. Unfortunately since there are more than one mass/tumor in her gut, doctors cannot operate to remove them since there are so many. Tomorrow my mother will receive a biopsy to determine what the masses are and type of cancer this is, but will not receive the results for a couple days (so frustrating). I pray to God my mother does not have kidney cancer or anything of the sort. There is a medicine called Gleevac, which is chemotherapy in a pill form, that supposedly is fantastic for tackling, killing, maintaing tumors and cancer cells - so all in all, please keep my mother in your prayers because I am no where near ready to lose my mom - not for a long time. One more thing - five years ago my mother had a malignant GIST tumor removed and was on Gleevac for about 1.5 to 2 years. A GIST tumor is a gastroinstromal tumor (in the abdomen) and are very rare. GIST tumors are slow growing tumors and can be maintained or killed by Gleevac. My family and I feel that the GIST tumor has come back in my mother's gut, but this time there's more than one. We are hoping that if this is the case, then Gleevac can maintain or kill the tumors and my mother can recover safely. The anticipation of receiving results and final answers is making me crazy upset.

You're very welcome, Kevin. I really apologize for being late and not being much help, but it was really good to see you guys again. And thank YOU, Kevin for helpin' me out - I really appreciate it.

My other half and I are in as well for staying over! And Shuanie - I absolutely LOVE the idea of your fellow officer keeping a close eye on our vehicles, so I hope you were not being facetious. lol Aww how cute You two getting the room with the queen bed? lol

LMAO so true!

Keep dreaming, Devin. lol

Oh no! That's not good, Dan. I hope it's an easy fix, as well. Keep us posted.

I'll be there, Kevin! If something happens where I cannot make it, I will let you know, but otherwise I'm coming. I need some down, fun time after all the sh!t I've been through this month. Stay home, Niko! lol Just kidding - I hope you can get off work to come!

I'm really, really sorry for your loss, Mark. If you need an ear to talk to or a shoulder to lean on - I'm here.

Are you sure you're gonna be there this time, Devin?

You seem to lose track of everything! Well since the Lebanon Valley track meet got postponed, I will more than likely be there!

I am really sorry to hear about your Grandmother, Mark. I know how it feels to have a loved one be ill and in the hospital because my mother is in the hospital as we speak. You, your Grandmother, and your family are all in my prayers.

lol get your head out of the gutter, Melissa! lol but that is pretty funny