Terry is truly a nice guy. I babbled on and on about my time at A&M and dominated the conversation, hardly giving him a chance to speak, but in general we had a nice dinner.

I think that Terry truly does care about Bonfire and I found myself agreeing with him more than I thought I would. The main issue I had with him prior to tonight was his tone and manner of "delivering his message." I think that if we take a second to ignore the impressions we already have of him and all start over that I won't be the only one who changes their opinion of him.

That being said, I will still be calling him out when needed. He ain't that great a guy.

how sweet

It was, Mikey. It really was.

After dinner we took a long walk on the beach and watched the sunset. It didn't mean as much to me as the times we once spent together, Mikey, but it was still nice.

Kip you're a hell of a guy. I really admire you making the effort to sit down with somebody you didn't meet eye to eye with and respectfully discuss the matter - and go into the whole thing with an open mind.

Even though people didn't sit in on that conversation, you just never know what could result from it as far as ASB progress is concerned.

Best of luck with all that your doing and keep fighting those little boys off, you and I both know they're only gonna get worse from here on out.

Additionally, just like I told you hearing about the class of 56's A&M was a privilege, hearing about your A&M was great as well.

I think that's where a lot of any of our issues come into play. We're dealing with 2 different animals here, and I believe that in order to cross some bridges, we have to reconcile those differences as best we can in order to bring some information together and maximize it to get the full utility out of out.

As long as you're telling me what it means to participate in bonfire and I'm telling you what it means to attend bonfire, we're not on the same page. And because bonfire is a business now, I believe we must be on the same page in order to make it the best it can be.

If the damn thing is operating in the black and there are people who can build it, then it ought to be built. But provision and plans have to be made so it can continue to operate in the black and people are still coming out to both participate and attend - both of which are equally important to bonfire's continuation.

Uh, just to clarify, because your wording sounds really bad . . . []1 is referencing the defense of my daughter's purity when discussing fighting off little boys. I am no Michael Jackson.

yeah, my bad.

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I am no Michael Jackson.

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No, but you did live in Walton. That is much worse.

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No, but you did live in Walton. That is much worse.

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Says the guy who's dorm symbol was a d!ildo. Did you guys pass the dong pot around?