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I doubt it. But I'll give you credit for proper spelling and grammar.

They are so out of touch, along with all the 'Christian' nuts.

I've had gray hair since I was 22. I'm 42. It doesn't bother me or my girlfiend, but she has asked to color it brown as it was when I was younger. Thoughts?

My 14 year old Amstaff has been sick and his health is failing. My 7 year old sons love him very much (as do I). I've explained to them that he is old and may not be with us much longer and I think they understand that. I know Fred Rogers wrote a book dealing with the death of a pet. Has anyone read it and how did you tell your young children that their pet is no longer with them?

What is hip? Clue-it's not Cliff Burton. Sure he was a good player, but there's a whole lot more to bass playing.

I've seen a lot of questions asked over and over. So I thought I'd answer some of the before they get asked again.

1. Squire sucks. Don't let 'Made by Fender' fool you. It's a low end instrument.

2. Bass is easy to play but difficult to play well.

3. Practice. There's no magic way to improve.

4. There are many great players out there playing many different styles of music. Pete Wentz isn't one of them.

5. Good and cheap don't go together. You can't get a good bass for $200.

6. Practice more.

7. You can gig with 200-400 watts. Unless you're doing a stadium tour, that is plenty.

8. You can play with a pick, but try using your fingers. It opens up a lot of space.

9. There is no single best player. Every player is unique and does what he or she does best in their particular band. Except Pete Wentz.

10. Practice.

Hope this helps.