David, thanks for having me. It was an honor – truly

Lois – Lasagna’s in the oven and will be ready when you walk through door – which is code for thanks for laughing at my jokes even when they’re not that funny – love ya

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You said…. I find your lack of faith disturbing!

And if I’m right that was a line in Star Wars when Girth Vader imaginary strangled Captain Butt Fluff. Am I right? Tell me I’m right so I can be a nerd too.

You all crack me up. You’re too funny!

I like it here.

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Blogger Dad – Alright then…. Klingon death grip. Sheesh, you nerds are picky!

AND….psycho? – Err… pot calling the kettle black, or what? LMAO.

Now go and polish your storm trooper helmet!

Lois – How brilliant to see you here in support of your man. You’re cool too!

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Oktober Five – Amen, brother.

Tara – LOL!!

CK – Thank you for being part of this.

Matthew – If you can FIND a kid in a comic store, these days. Damned things are TOO EXPENSIVE.

Lois Lane – Thanks for stopping by and for sharing Ron with us.

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Now I’m going to have to start reading CK Lunchbox. Awesome.

@dave, thanks for saying that. what’s funny, well other than Tara, David and the cheese graters, is that I started reading your blog because the thoughtful comments you leave which indicate rather quickly your intelligence, sense of humor and sincerity. On the depression thing, it’s tricky, especially for men and you can go for a long time in denial. I guess educating myself was key and when I realized I wasn’t just being a baby – that’s when I talked to someone. Turns out most of it is a chemical thing – marbles loose kind of deal, but it’s hereditary which led to my family getting checked and for me to watch out for to help my kids with should it get passed down. Thanks, you’re a class act.

@stiletto, aw shucks ma’am. I’m very glad to have found you in this big ol’ sphere – I mean Poo with hands? The average person just can’t take it to that level. And yes, one autographed book headed your way.

@jim, thanks, ya, I try to keep the dues low. I’m all about affordability into today’s market. Next year, though, everyone gets decoder rings!

@dc, thanks, did my best to fake sounding interesting… actually David knows how to ask such good questions you can’t help but sound interesting. I’ll keep up with the stories and with kids there’s nooooo shortage. However, when they all are teenagers, I’m either going to retire or hire a staff of writers.

@vegas, appreciate the comment. the thoughts are mutual

@jamie, that’s a great comment, really nails it. Meds are a blessing and curse. When I first started I made the mistake of thinking they would “cure” me, which of course, didn’t happen. It was a problem at work because I fluxtuate between hyper-focus and hyper-deficit. I didn’t know if I was coming or going because some meds speed things up and other slow you down, but there are none that do both. Finally, I got myself educated on the subject and learned it’s the lifestyle choices (diet, fitness, sleep, etc) that make the difference and you can manage it without meds. I still take them but in a lower dosage and only certain days. Also, 2 out of my 3 kids (and the wife ) all have it, but I feel prepared to help them given I know how things feel. I wouldn’t trade having it for the world. Thanks for sharing your experience.

@writer dad, your comments mean a great deal to my as I have much respect for you and your writing. The honesty comment especially since that is such a fundamental element for writers to have before finding their true voice. And the deal about leaving the comments… I’m embarrassed by some of the ones I sent.

@david, thanks for jumping in, but thank you even more for including me as part of your series. I’m not kidding when I say your questions made me sound more interesting than I am in person. Thank you again.

@dave, go easy on us comic book nerds. I find your lack of faith disturbing! Hehe

@oktober, oh man, at comment 132 I came the realization life had no meaning so I downed a bottle of vodka, and when I sobered up I shed the bathrobe, shaved and never went back to those sites again.

@tara, do you remember Clooney in that one Batman movie where his bat costume had the nipples outlined…. brrrrrrr. Sorry, the whole story (depending on the editor) will all come out in the book. Please don’t hate me.

@dave, I have to admit the Lycra thing wouldn’t be good for me. I’m pretty sure I’d look exactly like a handful of walnuts shoved into a condum – not good at all.

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I’m sorry? But who exactly has the fetish?

Are you absolutely sure it’s me?

I think not!

Hehehehehehe

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