Looks interesting. I don't have any questions so I'll rec this for more exposure. 

You can change one thing in your life right now with the snap of a finger. But to get that right, you have to let go of something that's hard for you to let go of, or get rid of. It has to be a real sacrifice to lose this thing, whatever it is.

What do you change, and what is it that you give up?

@IntoTheWind1 - wow very hard i will see what I can do with a lot of thought

@IntoTheWind1 - Just do it man.Join the Bassmasters worldwide tour and leave that truck behind.You know you can not only outsmart the fish but the other anglers too.

I'll have to think of a serious question...seriously.I haven't felt like being serious lately so this could be a tough one.

I've asked everything I wanted to know. :[

@SlackerSociety - well yeah I think my feeling on our presidents qualifications were well knew and sadly very correct.  :(

@SlackerSociety - You could ask what I think of your photography? You make a girl look so beautiful

what is it about your spiritual self...that incorperates your spirituality in this world...do you find it appealing or should there? be More "selfish" issues at hand

@trunthepaige - Thank you.

@apyus - any issue is good as is that one

When you are self employed and need back surgery that will most likely put you out of commission for 3 month which is when your disabilty Ins would kick in and you don't even know if the back surgery would correct the problem of just being able to walk with no pain much less run again,and the companies you do sub work for would most likely by then find someone else to do their work for them,would you persue this surgery if it meant being able to be back active in sports again,have energy for things(even sex) but meant you might have to start all over working again or even find a different line of work?Or would it be better to just leave it alone,deal with the pain and soon just settle for a wheelchair and draw disabilty even tho the surgery could possibly disable me sooner than if I just left it alone.That's basically what I'm looking at in the near future.If I was in my 60's and closer to retirement,it'd be a no brainer.But at 53,I have a ways before retirement age.

Sorry for the long question with comma's.Just wasn't sure how to get it all in since it all ties together.There really is no right or wrong answer I guess,Just tired of this backpain and being the incredible shrinking man.Yes,I'm 6'7" now and was almost 6'10"

@RulerofMasons - hello 

@Somefishytales - I'm sorry...first you need to look into alternatives that would give you time. Physical Therapy, chiropractic. the you need to look at the rick of the surgery failing vs the damage done by waiting.  But if you can not live a good life without the surgery then yes its better to lose your career and have it. BUt make sure that there is no other way, no matter how hard that way may be. It sounds like the surgery might do no good at all.

Re: Entry Title-- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_PDns23RWY

@Celestial_Teapot - it does show why traffic goes down in the summer time. What the hell am i doing inside 

How has being a mother changed you?

@trunthepaige - I don't even know if I'm a candidate for this surgery but I really want to find out.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPMo4aPfiME   If it works as well for a 53 year old man as it does for a woman in their early and mid 20's, I'd be willing to try it.

I have been looking closely at your profile photo - Are you actually going "BRRRR-BRRBRRR-BRRRR!!!" and pretending to be a truck driver?

Dude, I've been reading my old Xanga for like, two hours. Just speechless. So many emotions. How are you??? 

I tweet these days, mostly. And write sometimes. I'm in RELEVANT now! And Interview Magazine. Sometimes I feel like I chose to be a writer, but reading all this shit I wrote when I was in high school makes me wonder if the life chose me. 

@vgamer7289 - I also tweet and I so missed you

What are your favorite dark, mid, and light, colored beers and why?