Back from the honeymoon. Did I miss anything?

[FFB]

[uclapeterg]

[SignatureSelect]

nope

[Flaming_Telepath]

Hey..welcome back!

 

I trust you and Mrs FFB had a fine old time?

 

And can we get her side of the story, too?

[Foolkiller]

Hey Scott -- what's going on. I haven't been on much,. but I can't say you missed anything.

[Red Hook]

Seriously, welcome back. And all you missed was on Classic Meltdown. That's about it.

 

Oh, and it was all Shrunkenhead's fault.

[nearmint]

There was a lot of this

 

A great deal of this

 

An occasional and

 

But. looking back, it was all

 

Welcome back, Scott. May your honeymoon continue 'til death do you part.

[greggy]

[OldGuy]

Nope. Welcome back!

[goldust40]

Welcome back, FFB. You missed a great deal of insider information - apparently the word on the grapevine is that OA is going to be the next big thing...

[ArAich]

You missed the Amazing Fantasy #15 CGC 9.8 that I was offering for sale...

[Silver Surfer]

Scott where did you stay in Turks.

[Red Hook]

Oh yeah, and did you hear I came out against the non-disclosure of pressing?

[ArAich]

We heard you "came out"...

[jediknight]

You missed a few colorful adjectives that I used on a cheapskate pumpkin headed geek with a testicle shaped nose.

[tth2]

Welcome back, Scott. Hope you and the Missus had a great time. Surprisingly, it has been relatively quiet here, except for a spectacular meltdown by mstryinspc, but no one gives a s--t about him anyways, so...

[esquirecomics]

Is Liz pregnant?

[shrunkenhead]

 

Oh, and it was all Shrunkenhead's fault.

 

Yep, and apparantly I'm a liar, too.

[FFB]

Scott where did you stay in Turks.

 

We stayed at Point Grace on the island of Providenciales. Great small, boutique hotel! It was probably the nicest hotel room (more like a condo, as it had a separate bedroom, living room, and kitchen and a private deck) I've ever stayed in. P. Diddy (or "Diddy" as I guess he's calling himself these days) was there for about a week of our stay, but I didn't manage to run into him. He apparently pizzed off a couple of our newly-made friends who had a suite below him, by blasting Michael Jackson's "Thriller" on the CD player on repeat at 4:00 a.m. after passing out from a night of partying.

 

The diving was fine, but nothing spectacular. The visibility was craap for most of the dives and neither of our regular cameras were working so we had to buy disposable cameras that don't take good photos. But even so-so diving is fun when the water is 85 degrees at depth and when there's lots of coral and coral-dwellers to look at.

 

Liz and I both got certified on Nitrox while we were there. Our instructor was John Garvin, who is one of the world's top technical divers. He wrote a great article that you can read HERE about his deepest dive ever, when he was one of the two bottom divers who provided technical diving support to Tanya Streeter's world record free dive to 160 meters (512 feet). John is not only a top technical diver and instructor -- he is also an accomplished stage actor who previously spent time as an actor on London's West End. He wrote an island-themed parody of Cinderella for the community theater on Providenciales, and Liz and I went to see the final full dress rehearsal on Thursday night.

 

In the airport on the way home, I picked up a bottle of Johnnie Walker blue label as a thank you gift for Liz's father for the low low price of $125!

 

And no, Mark, Liz is not pregnant. Not to my knowledge, anyway.

[Aman619]

small world. I stayed there a few years back when my buddy got married on the beach at that hotel. You were in the one with the little pool in the center of the hotel right? not the larger hotel further to the left (facing the water)? It had a great massage shack there too. As a matter of fact, your desription sounds like the rom setup we had too. Nice place.