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Great dialogue from all [sm=bicker.gif]. We all know opinions are like a$$holes and we all have them and it's OK to share them on this forum - that's our right and privelage as long as it is done in good taste and hopefully not to degrade anyone person. Many points were made, good, bad and indifferent but that's how we feel and so be it.
With that being said, thanks for the input and feedback on the thread, Now the question is... would this be a good point to stop the thread and have a big "group" hug or a blanket party[sm=escape.gif] ?
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