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Nope he was just off his gd-rocker. Lotta people did question his sexuality at some points but its neither here nor there. ~Chad

Nope. That's why I added the bit about 'as a population.' That person lowers your percentage in the community, not you specifically. ;) ~Chad Edit: It also sets up a precedence for dishonesty regarding sexual identity in these communities. That is not to say everyone is dishonest, merely that...

Oh you mean like James Dean and the leather jacket craze? :rolleyes: ~Chad

That she is. :D Thankee! MMhmm. :) ~Chad

Oh please! Titanium is commonly used in watches these days. Look at any citizen or seiko product line. Those are the cheapest of the respectable watch lines. Any less and you can expect to be laughed out of a room for wearing it when you're next to $5000 Cartier's $8000 Movado's and $12000...

Alright, alright... I'll give you that being married and all that probably takes a little of the edge of the need to be competitive. The first two (diet and exercise) are far more impt. anyway. Just celebrated the 1yr with my little miss and I'll admit that I had a good 4 months during winter...

NewYork is never more than 3 weeks behind the fashion times :cool:. But just so you know, I wasn't somehow claiming pink shirts are the be-all-end-all of fashion. I was merely using them as what I thought would be an easily recognizable example of a type of fashion that most non-metro men would...

Just because it's 'the norm' doesn't mean its right. And how will it ever change if someone doesn't 'buck it' ? Gotta start somewhere. I suggest a pink outfit and titanium dress watch set off by a pair of matching titantium knuckles. ;)

True... but you can't go shirtless everywhere--how could you get your slurpee at the 711? :p In some seriousness, sometimes you (as a person) really DO feel comfortable in a busted up shirt and ragged jeans (I certainly have a pair from time to time). I wasn't attempting to insinuate that...

Which is playing into the 'arrogant paranoid' BS that is social stigmata -- most of which has no basis in any kind of reality and sort of defeats the whole purpose. It's about men who are true to themselves not hiding behind some trussed up bearded flannel-wearing lumberjack image created...

Well it's debatable. Since most of the cleanest men's fashion comes from the UK and France you have to admit a certain decidedly European Influence. The reason to wax a chest is simply that it tricks the eye and makes the pectoralis majora appear much larger. The same goes for getting rid of...

:eek: Oh no! I give all my hopes for you Ken that you do not sport it. A mullet is a type of hairstyle also known in the southern regions as a 'short-long.' Hair is cut short on the top and sides and grown longer in the back. Jeff Foxworthy sports a mullet. And the rat-tail look of the 80's...

Okay. Now this REALLY humours me. We've lost our entire IP stack at work. I can't even so much a bring up google--this network is gone. Yet I am magically able to communicate just fine on this site and this site only. Makes me wonder, did someone decide to host it locally off my machine...

Erm. Depending if you're slugging beers around and wear a mullet. If so, sometimes TT (or trailer trash). Otherwise. We call them tourists. :cool: ~Chad Edit: Or Texans. :eek:

Oh not at all. :) More or less I'm amused by the whole conversation. How we got to my butt in a pair of tight jeans from candlewax on a cellphone. It's humourous. :D ~Chad

Well I have four pair of jeans: two pair of DKNY's that I wear to work (we're a casual office) one is heavier for winter the other is an 'ultralight' pair for summer, my KennethCole dressier jeans (for night's out--they're quite tight but according to the little Ms. make my butt look great...

Actually I don't think I've ever heard an 'official' definition--simply one of those words you just 'know.' However, there are many accepted definitions. Most stem from idea of a straight man who 'takes care of himself' (as in hair, clothing, shoes, teeth, etc as well as even so much as choice...

Actually, speaking as a chest-waxing metrosexual I can say with certainty that the hair will be back in approximately 2 months though each waxing thins the hairs that return. In 1 month you'll have growth. ~Chad

It all comes down to designing good primary keys. I can't tell from your post if the Firm is part of the primary key for an attourney. Is it possible, in your db, for the same attourney to work for multiple firms? If it is there is a slightly different issue that needs to be addressed but one...

This link should have what you want. http://www.mvps.org/access/reports/rpt0009.htm Basically it's a way to change the default printer before the print operation. Hope it helps. Regards, ~Chad