missa25

oops, I fogot: I'm still waiting to hear from a certain someone that he lit the candles before that "incident"!!! And, the candle display in question has been moved to a less threatening home....far away from the speaker.

oh my, it seems i have managed to derail this train and take it way off course!! Going along with what Amy said, I think any of the women that post here can be classified into the exception category. There doesn't seem to be too many of us! Girls are not generally assoiciated with having knowlegde about audio equipment (or anything electrical other than kitchen appliances), which is unfortunate because obviously some women are quite knowledgable about things other than what society says they should be. What people grow up around (men and women) has a large impact on the characteristics that person has. In my case, I spent more time around stereo equipment, power tools, and mud pies than I did dolls and tea parties. That doesn't mean that I don't enjoy being a girl and being swept off my feet occasionally. It just means that I am capable of taking care of myself. Oh and I won't say who should leave and who should stay. I will assume the comments that were made were made in a state of shock and profound sadness for what may become of the speaker in question [] Missa oh, and I don't scare easily.....if I did I wouldn't be marrying Divin!!!!

hmmm...it would seem that many people think i should get the boot!!! since i am the fiance` that actually did the spilling, (and do still feel terrible about the whole debocle), i think that is is important to point out which one of the two of us actually lit the candles.....it wasn't me!!! in fact, i have not lit candles in the house in the last couple of weeks!!! it's been all him, so i think the new rule shoud be u lit 'em, u snuff 'em. anyway, i just wanted to put my two cents in. thank you honey for mentioning last year's Christmas purchase, and that it is because of me and my dad that you found such nice high quality speakers.[]