“If I live every moment?
I won’t change any moment
That’s still a part of me and you.
I will never regret you!
Still the memory of you,
Marks everything I do … ooooooh …
Can’t waste time, so give me a moment –
I realize that nothing’s broken.
No need to worry about everything I’ve done;
Live every second like it was my last one.
Don’t look back – got a new direction!
I loved you once – I needed protection.
You’re still a part of everything I do --
You’re on my heart just like a tattoo.
Just like a tattoo?
I’ll always have you …”
-- “Tattoo” by Jordin Sparks, the 30th most
charted song of 2008 according to Billboard ...
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If I could rewind my life and relive any portion of it? Well, if we’re being honest, I’d probably
pick the fall of 1998, my last semester of college, as fun as fun can get*. But in my “adult” life? I’d pick that magical nine month stretch from
early April to the end of December 2008.
I can honestly say, as I begin typing this latest “The Decade That Was”
recap … that 2008 was a great year. A
year that began with Clinton and Obama staffers offering to carry my luggage to
my hotel room … ended by seeing the Kansas freaking Jayhawks win a second
consecutive bowl game, against former Jayhawks coach Glen Mason’s Minnesota
Golden Gophers in some bowl game in Arizona.
(*: I am so overdue to post a “fall of 1998” rewind
post. Between spending the “Monday Night
Meltdown” at the official denver broncos watching party, the “greatest beer run
in history”, and the hysterical “Cocoa Vineet” that sat on top of the
entertainment center, yeah, the fall of 1998 was the funnest period of my
life. But the last 9 months of 2008 are
at least in the ballpark ..)
The 360 some odd days in between? Were unquestionably the funnest 360 some odd
days of my life. Save for that whole
“eviction night” deal we dropped on “Deadbeat Ex Roommate” … but even that
wound up with a fun, hysterical result in the end …
* The year began (shockingly, I know) with me on the couch,
watching Strokey Dick Clark, clutching the bottle of champagne like it was my
best friend, and he was a wounded soldier.
What can I say, I’m pretty boring and uneventful on New Year’s Eve.
* The year really began two days later, on my 31st
birthday, as I loaded up the Blazer and took off mid-afternoon for my cousin
Brooke’s wedding in Milwaukee that weekend.
My original plan was to leave early, make it to Milwaukee (or as close
as possible), and then hit the hotel bar to watch the KU / Virginia Tech Orange
Bowl that night. I didn’t get out of the
office until 3ish. After enduring three
of the most boring hours drive known to man, “highlighted” by listening to Sean
Hannity* interviewing Terry McAuliffe on his radio show, I finally reached the
suburbs of Des Moines.
(*: in the interest of full disclosure, there is NOONE in
the national media I despise more than Sean Hannity. In case you don’t know me, I’m a political
moderate – I’m a Clinton Democrat. Left
leaning on social issues, hard right on economic issues, and I can see both
sides on foreign policy. Sean
Hannity? Is an asshat. Seriously, his picture should be next to the
word on Wikipedia. The man is an
asshat. Cue even my right-leaning
friends nodding in solid agreement at the statement that “Sean Hannity is an
asshat” …)
The full recap of the weekend can be read here. Do not, however, read my “joy” in Mrs.
Clinton losing to be an endorsement of Mr. Obama. It was anything but – I just thought it was
hysterical that he played “99 Problems (But the B*tch Ain’t One)” to
“celebrate” his triumph. I have donated
to exactly two campaigns in my life – Mr. Gore in 2000, Mrs. Clinton in
2008. Hillary, chica? Anytime you’re ready to run again? I’ve got the checkbook ready, and the pen in
hand …
* Upon return home from a great weekend in Milwaukee, well …
uum … gee … how to put this delicately … between Dusty and I, we’d finally had
enough of “Deadbeat Ex Roommate”. I had
been living at the Stubbs house for almost 9 months at this point … and Ben had
paid exactly $0.00 towards his share of the rent and bills since I moved
in. (To his credit, he did somehow come
up with $75 once for groceries. Not sure
how or why that happened … but I believe in being fair. And he did chip in that $75. Once.
In nine months. Excuse me, I need
to pour a stiff cocktail to continue typing, considering he still hasn’t paid
$0.00 towards either me or Dusty since “Eviction Night” … or before “Eviction
Night” for that matter …)
So me and DJ took him out to dinner (if I remember right, we
went to Applebees on 350 in Raytown), and made him the most fair, generous
offer two guys struggling for money could make to someone screwing them over
when it came to said money. We offered
to forget every cent he owed us … provided that, going forward, he didn’t miss
any payments. Ben owed me hundreds of
dollars, he owed DJ thousands of dollars, and here we are, willing to forgive
and forget, provided he pulls his weight going forward. He agreed, and we figured the problem was
solved.
Christ, were we wrong.
* MLK weekend, I watched some hoops (I vaguely remember a
Boston / San Antonio game), and at some point, DJ and Megan got back from a
weekend at her folks’ lake house … with happy brownies! To be fair, DJ making “brownies” is like me
making a libation – it’s gonna be too strong for the average bear, but perfect
for myself. Uum, let’s just say, I don’t
recall the rest of Monday, Tuesday, or most of Wednesday after eating two
brownies, because as I (stupidly) noted after eating the first one: “it’s not
working, I still feel normal”. Note to
self: when “The Kid” makes a brownie?
Stick to one, and ONLY one, if you want to avoid forgetting a solid 72
hours of your life. Six months later,
I’d “repay” the “kindness” of DJ at the 311 / Snoop Dogg concert … but we’ve
got a ways to go to get there.
* (pure sarcasm voice) Not much noteworthy happened over the
next month. Or at least, noteworthy
enough to type about as I, uuh, type this.
* (more pure sarcasm voice) The biggest thing was January 31st:
the return of “Lost” from its seven month hiatus. Megan and I planned a huge “Lost” party for
the season premiere, right down to me buying Skyy Vodka (since it was a plane
that crashed, after all … and only because Berbiglia on 103rd didn’t
have any Polar Ice). We actually managed
to get Dusty to watch the show for a whole season (and season four is the most
grousely underrated season of the show, especially the epic ninth episode, “The Shape of Things to Come”, which in my currently underway re-watch of the series
on Netflix, I’d argue is “Lost”’s finest hour (and a couple minutes).)
* The only thing from February I can recall* is the last
weekend of the month, I get home on a random Friday night, it’s snowing, it’s
cold … and we have no power. (Let me
shut up the peanut gallery early – YES we had paid the bill). So DJ and I wound up heading over to Megan’s
for the night – DJ for legitimate reasons (he was dating her, after all), me
for completely personal reasons (she had a heater that worked). The night wound up being the three of us
watching my Incubus DVD on the laptop while, uum, getting in the proper mood to
listen to Incubus. Read into that what
you will. (Fine, fine – we might have
smoked something. Ok, DID smoke
something. Let. It.
Go.)
The funniest thing I remember about that night? Was Dusty randomly asking “you mind if I
smoke, honey?” about 50 minutes after he’d lit up, and we were all enjoying
what he had. Way to think ahead champ. Way to think ahead!
(*: this is an abject lie.
Come on, nothing major happened in February 2008? That’s an abject lie! I remember every detail of Thursday February
21st, when “My Special Little Guy” was born.
I got a call driving in to work that morning that it was “go time” … and
three hours later, I was crying while holding my nephew for the first time. As of this posting, I have no kids of my own
that I have been made aware of, or that I am financially providing for … so
holding the A-Man for the first time, was the happiest moment of my life that
didn’t involve a member of the opposite sex, but still only lasted a minute or
two (rimshot!) Oy. Told ya I can make a sex joke out of anything
…)
* The other thing from that last weekend in February? Is that we never saw the other roommate. He was there when the power went out on
Friday, opted to go to meet some friends at a bar instead of head out with us …
and (jimmy buffett voice) come Monday?
It was not alright. Turns out he
got popped for a bullsh*t DUI, and spent the weekend in jail until someone
bailed him out.
That weekend put him on the clock – since he hadn’t made
good on January and February’s costs, we told him he had to be gone by the end
of March. I thought we were very
fair. In hindsight? Should have kicked his ass to the curb the
second we met him*.
(*: in the words of Richard Marx, “I should’ve known
better!” I’d had two encounters with the
guy prior to moving in, and he’d flaked on me both times – he backed out of the
Projekt Revolution concert, then after lobbying me for two weeks, I somehow got
Nancy to sign off on giving him Randy’s ticket for the Colts game in the fall
of 2004. Yup, he flaked, about ten
minutes before kickoff. Excuse me while
I bash my head repeatedly against the wall …)
* March was relatively uneventful. DJ and I were trying to milk the DirecTV bill
(in Deadbeat’s name) as long as we could.
Sadly, service got cut off a week before we booted him … so of course I
had to once again pay the bill (as I had the previous ten months). Had to pay it – KU was making its run at a championship
of a lifetime, after all.
* The last weekend of March, was the last time I saw
Deadbeat until a completely out of left field meeting four years later*. We watched the KU / Davidson game
together. When KU won, I reacted exactly
as Bill Self did – I stood up, threw both fists into the air in celebration,
then knelt and pounded the floor. The
monkey was off the back – KU had FINALLY returned to its rightful place amongst
college basketball’s royalty. I was one
happy monkey.
(*: he somehow managed to get an interview at “current
employer” last year, because my boss at the time and I both knew him, and what
the hell, why not. The look on his face
when I walked into the interview? I wish
to God I’d had my phone on me to snap a quick pic to send to DJ. I swear to God, he shit his pants, and I’m
not editing that, he shit his fucking pants.
I think he knew he wasn’t getting the job. Still, I wish I’d had something to capture
his facial expression. Let’s just say,
when someone says they had a “Come to Jesus” moment? His expression at the moment he saw me, was a
“Come to Jesus” moment. The sad thing
is, if he hadn’t lied his ass off in said interview? I would have hired him. He’s a deadbeat in real life, but he knows his
sh*t. That, and if I decided to sue him
for moneys owed, at least I would have known who to file the garnishment order
with …)
* So we finally reach “The Day” … Monday, March 31 …
* I get home about 6pm.
I fully expected to see at least a U-Haul in the driveway. Instead, I walk in, and find nothing has been
moved, and “Deadbeat Ex Roommate” is leaving to go play softball that
night. Uum, you’re supposed to be
vacating the premises dude? So, being
the passive-non aggressive person I am, I text Dusty that “he’s off to play softball,
hasn’t moved anything yet”.
Not even 2 seconds later, my phone is ringing. I try to rationally, calmly, sanely explain
to DJ what’s going on (namely, “Deadbeat” was calling our bluff). What happened next? Was arguably DJ’s finest hour.
(stevo) so that’s where we stand.
(dusty) (audible sigh of disgust)
(dusty) (audibly pissed as hell) can you do a favor for me?
(stevo) (somewhat scared) uuh, sure champ!
(dusty) (very audibly pissed off) meet me at Lowe’s in 20
minutes.
(stevo) (trying to confirm the request) Low –
(dusty) (loses last semblance of composure) ARE YOU F*CKING
DEAF? LOWE’S! 20 F*CKING MINUTES! (click!)
(stevo) (to priest and dukey) guys, outside! I’m going to Lowe’s apparently …
Gotta give the Kid credit – he wanted me to meet him because
I had the Blazer, and could transport a new storm door home safely (along with
three sets of locks). Also, he’d reached
his breaking point – it was (nsync voice) “bye bye bye” time for “Deadbeat Ex
Roommate”.
* That night, Megan came over to “supervise” replacing the
basement storm door. I use that term as
“loosely” as I can … because I was completely hammered, and DJ was so pissed
off that he couldn’t see straight, while Megan got a good laugh at both of our
expenses. Eventually, they made their
way upstairs, and I volunteered to wait up for “Deadbeat” to show up. (I knew exactly what he was planning to do –
he knew both DJ and I were usually asleep by 11ish, so he was going to “wait us
out”. Sucks for him that we knew his
plan, and changed every lock on the house).
DJ wrote out a note on the Owe Board on the fridge that
outlayed BC’s options – either he could move everything out right then, or come
back over the weekend when one of us would “supervise” the moveout. Either way, he wasn’t staying another night.
And to this day? I
have very few regrets in life … but damn, I wish DJ had stayed up until Ben got
back. About 11:45, I saw the headlights
in the driveway. I heard the key in the
(changed) lock. I finally let him in,
and this was the conversation:
(stevo) read the owe board.
(ben) what?
(stevo) read the owe board, then let me know what you want
to do, because I’m f*cking tired and have to work tomorrow.
(ben) (reads owe board message)
(ben) (in genuine shock) really?
(stevo) you said you’d be out March 31st. It’s March 31st. (in an extremely rare show of spine on my
part) Get out!
(ben) (in genuine “what do I do?!?!” shock)
(ben) well, what am I supposed to do?
(stevo) shit if I care.
Just get out.
And with that … he actually cried. It’s one of the proudest moments of my life –
I made “Deadbeat Ex Roommate” cry. (OK,
fine, that’s a lie – he actually started crying after he called his sister, and
his sister basically said “hell no!” to him staying with her for a few days. But still, it was a neat moment, if you’re
into people getting what they truly deserve.
And after a few thousand wasted dollars, I was all in on the “getting
what he deserved” part of the night.)
He spent the rest of the night moving his stuff out (he managed
to find a few friends to assist him), and with that? The debacle was over. Look it, Ben is one helluva nice guy, and to
this day, if he showed up for a tailgate, I’d at least say hello and offer him
a beer. (Before cold-cocking him. Yeah, sometimes, you gotta rely on the sucker
punch … especially if you’re not quite six feet tall, barely 160 pounds, and
haven’t lifted weights a day in your life.)
But he’s the biggest deadbeat I’ve ever had the misfortune to know. And booting him? Was an absolute good.
* Also an absolute good?
Was the end of the week, aka “Saturday”, aka “KU vs North
Carolina”. I made an executive decision
on that Saturday morning – I woke up, walked into the main room … saw the TV we
were using at that point (DJ’s bedroom TV), and decided “I can’t watch KU / UNC
on this”. So off to Target I went, and
wound up buying a brand new flat-screen that fit perfectly on the bay window
ledge in the old main room.
(It also didn’t hurt that I’d won $700 the previous night at
the Isle playing pai gow.)
* Possibly the finest moment of my career as a KU fan:
(ku) (leads 38-14)
(billy “fudge” packer) it’s over Jim! This game is over!
I blew off the TA reunion get-together / poker night at
Hadley’s to watch this game by myself, because it meant that damned much to
me. And to see the Rat Bastard blown out
of the building not even twelve minutes into the game … was pretty sweet. But not half as sweet as what was to come 48
hours later.
* Because KU faced Memphis for the national title. Trailed by nine with 2:12 to go. Trailed by 3 with :09 to go. Then forced overtime, and won it in overtime
by a comfortable margin. Again, because
I believe in being honest about all things … here’s how things unfolded to
Mario Chalmers’ tying three pointer, as best I remember it:
(stevo) (collapses to floor, curls up in fetal position)
(stevo) (pounding floor with closed fist)
(stevo) (crying uncontrollably for four minutes)
(dusty / megan) (looking on with a “is he really this happy
… or is he retarded?” look of confusion)
(stevo) (after four minutes of crying) (raises fists and
starts pumping them) YES!!!!!
(megan) he’s kinda scaring me.
(dusty) no shit.
I know I’ve “joked” for years about how I’d react if the
Chiefs ever reach a Super Bowl, especially if they do it at Arrowhead. (Long story short: you’re gonna need a
forklift to get me out of my seat … and that’s three days after the win. Cue “The Voice of Reason” also needing a
forklift to get him out of his seat, 9 rows and one section to the left of me …
and yes, that is probably the only time “to the left of me” will ever be used
to describe Gregg.) Let’s just say, KU’s
epic victory over Memphis is the closest I’ve ever come to living out my
ultimate sports fantasy. (See folks, I’m
not greedy – I’d settle for a Super Bowl appearance. I don’t need the win, just the appearance.)
* The next morning (Tuesday) was opening day for the Royals
… and it was miserable. It was in the
40s, raining, not the kind of day you want to spend outdoors. So of course, a huge group of us headed out
to the K to tailgate and enjoy the day. And
it was a fun day – in many ways, it was the third-to-last “great tailgate” for
the original “Family”, as we took to calling ourselves for awhile. (I know it’s been four years, but I still
forget if I’m the husband or the mistress.
Either way, son of a bitch, was 2008 fun at times …)
* You’re damned right Kansas City’s finest won “American
Idol” in 2008! David Cook, take a
bow!
* Indy time! Scott
Dixon won the 2008 500, and it was a pretty sweet race. Poor Vitor Meira – yet another second place
finish at the greatest place on earth.
(I believe it was his fourth.)
Unlike the prior year, Indy was gorgeous in 2008 – about 70 degrees, not
a cloud in the sky. The 2008 500 is the
last time I’ve been to a race in Indy (to now, anyways). Hey, today is May 1st! I still have time to make this year’s 500, if
I can find someone up for the journey …
* The second-to-last great tailgate of “The Family”? Was a random Sunday in early June. I know we met Heath and Sarah out at the K at
some point that morning, and I polished off a full bottle of Cuervo
margaritas. I also remember this
morning, because for some reason, I couldn’t sleep the night before, and wound
up making a trip to the gas station to get the paper, and wound up being Mr.
Anti-Social and reading said paper on the front deck for like an hour, until DJ
was like “uuh, where’s Stevo?” as he was cooking breakfast.
* So allow me to use that, to segue into the greatest
compliment I can pay someone (ok, fine, it’s not, but work with me), and it is
this: you have not lived until you’ve had one of Dusty’s eggs benedict. I’m not really sure how or when he started
making them … but sweet f*cking Jesus, are they good! I (allegedly) joke with “The Kid” that so
long as I get one weekend a year where I crash at his place and get some eggs
benedict for breakfast, all is right in the world … only, it’s not a joke. I miss those things so freaking much. If I ever win the lottery, I’m tossing a
couple hundred thousand Dusty’s way to open a restaurant that makes eggs
benedict, lasagna, and dark meat turkey.
Whatever you may think about “The Kid”, and God knows I’ve had my
moments where I want to take a tire iron to his skull … the dude can flat out
cook.
* Hey, wait a second … some second-rate drunken stoned hack launched a blog in early July of 2008.
Oh. Wait. That’s me.
I mean, that’s me! Who knew that
nearly four full years later, I’d have exactly ONE member that follows me! In all seriousness, I know a lot of people
read this (thanks for the emails, seriously), but feel free to become a
subscriber of this site. If only to
stroke my out-of-control ego.
* The highlight of the summer of 2008 was one of two things:
either (a) me and Dusty spending two straight 105 degree afternoons baking at
the K for meaningless Royals / White Sox games (ok, that ain’t it) … or (b) the
311 / Snoop Dogg concert at Sandstone. I recapped it here. It was the last great
funday for the original “Family”, and damn, did it rock. Right down to Brent wearing his t-shirt like
a freaking terrorist turban. I opened
this post by noting that if I could relive any point in my life, the middle six
months of 2008 would be at the top of the list?
This night, would be one gigantic reason why. It was epically fun.
* Sadly for me, happily for her, Megan left for a two year
teaching gig in Berlin in August. You can read the recap of her fun adventures here.
* As always, I’m a political junkie, and you can read my thoughts on the DNC and RNC from four years ago by clicking on the various
links referenced in this sentence.
* Also going on at that time? Team Safari Bushwhackers was winning the south OP regional trivia championship, thanks to the category I was born to
sweep (“TV Sitcom Theme Songs”), and because between me and Gregg, you ain’t
beating us in a trivia contest.
* Then came the perfect day: Sunday, September 28,2008. I can’t put it any better – it wasa perfect day.
* But did I say “perfect day” to describe September 28th? Well, three days later, was even better, as
this conversation had gone down the week before:
(dj) hey, wanna join a bowling league?
(stevo) sure, what the hell.
(dj) they say there’s some hot girls in this league.
(stevo) (jaw hitting floor) uum, you’re aware we’re joining
a bowling league, right?
(dj) I trust my source.
Considering all the friends and loved ones I’ve come to know from joining that league? DJ’s source
was epically right.
* Also going down that first week of October? My worst week professionally of all time,
resulting in me telling our regional VP to literally “go f*ck yourself!” in our
week end meeting. You can read the recap here. (Note: I kinda like how I’m
recapping a year, where over half of it is easily available for anyone to click
and read. Definitely keeps the page
count on said year’s recap down …)
* The rest of October was kind of non-descript … other than
we took an idea hatched in a bar in Wisconsin, and applied it to our real
life. Yup, we adopted a NBA team! In this case, the Milwaukee Bucks! You can click and read why we decided on Milwaukee … or click and recap our first Bucks watching party, whatever’s clever. (And yes, “shut up and NO!” is
still one of the damned funniest phrases Dusty has ever come up with in his
life.)
* Obviously, the major news from early November was
President Obama’s historic victory, as this incredible nation we call home
overcame every ounce of racism and restraint it knew to propel into office the
first non-white male in its history to hold ultimate power. I didn’t vote for Mr. Obama in 2008, and I
sure as all hell won’t be voting for him come November … but good for us, for
proving that anyone truly can be President of this nation.
* Mid November saw an epic concert at the Bottleneck in Lawrence: 2 ½ hours of Matt Nathanson, with me, DJ, Damien, Mallory, Meghan,
Heath and Sarah, and Dana, and God knows I’m forgetting someone.
* The other highlight of November was the KU / MU showdown
at Arrowhead. You can read about the
epic KU victory (the final one, football wise, over Mizzou, and God bless it,
is that a painful admission to type, please, KU athletic department, reinstate
this rivalry!) by clicking on the link, as well as the awesome Thanksgiving
weekend that preceded the game.
And yes, I still get a little tingle of excitement when I
get a “we need brown sugar” text …
* I guess the first “Stevo Looks Back On His Life” post I
ever, uuh, posted, was on the 10th anniversary of the only legitimate decision I’ve ever had to make in my life. I’ve made choices since that day (and before
that day as well) that I ain’t proud of … but the decision to move back to
KC? I still wouldn’t change for
anything.
Especially because of the two chicas I had the honor and
privilege of meeting on October 1, 2008.
* Mid-December saw huge change come to one aspect of my
life: Carl Peterson “resigned” as the Chiefs general manager. My thoughts on the resignation can be read by
clicking on the link. Today? I feel about the same as I did on that late
December day, riding home with DJ: I wanted to grab a bottle of champagne to
celebrate … all that Carl meant to this team.
Yes, he overstayed his welcome, to be honest, by probably two years,
maybe three – he certainly should have resigned after the 2006 season, and
probably should have left when Dick Vermeil left after 2005.
But here’s the inescapable truth Chiefs fans – we’d be
rooting for another team right now (or, worse yet, our own team playing
somewhere else) if Carl hadn’t arrived when he did. Carl (and Marty) saved the NFL in Kansas
City. For that, I will always love Carl Peterson. And that’s that.
* Me and DJ got one last visit from Megan over the
Chrismukkah holiday, as she swung by one night to shoot the sh*t and … well,
just be there, since she was home for the Christmas holiday. Look it "Self Proclaimed Champ" ... I loved LP, and I adore Kellie … but Megan will
always have a special place with me.
Maybe it’s the love of “Lost”, maybe it’s the love of “Friday Night
Lights”, definitely it’s the “wait, a night seeing Jimmy “JJ Evans” Walker AND
playing games at Dave and Buster’s afterwards?
I am SO F*CKING IN!” night from October 2007 (what can I say, I remember
good memories) … but somehow, her last visit totally ended the year on a
perfect note.
* The year ended with a stunner – I wasn’t sitting on my
couch at 8pm, ready for “Strokey” Dick Clark!
I was actually on Brent’s couch, watching the KU / Minnesota Insight
Bowl. I made it to 10:30pm before
heading home, to close the year out as I always do: on the couch, champagne
bottle in hand, “Strokey” Dick Clark on the television. God bless it, I am not ready to let go of
this yet …
* So to close, let me say this: 2008 was the best year of my
life … even though, in many ways, it should have been my worst. We evicted a roommate and good friend. Senator Clinton not only lost the nomination,
she probably ensured she will never assume the role (that I) believe she was
born to play, the leader of the free world.
But my favorite cousin (sorry Kristin) got married to the
guy of her dreams (in a brewery to boot!), my brother and his wife gave birth
to “my special little guy”, someone who even to this day draws tears in my eyes
every time I see him, and he asks me “’Teve, can we …” Yes, yes we can champ. The Chiefs / broncos game? As epic as they come. And October 1st? If I was to rank “greatest days of my life”,
October 1st, 2008 has to be in the upper ninety, to steal a soccer
term there. (dusty voice) nice one
Stevo!
“You’re still a part of everything I do,
You’re on my heart just like a tattoo,
Just like a tattoo,
I’ll always have you –
I’ll always have you …”
If 2012 is even half as great as 2008 was? It’s gonna be one helluva year …
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