It was my fault completely. I was driving very fast in a 2006 Ford Mustang, listening to music, and I decided to floor it at a huge intersection just as the light changed to yellow. Bad move. I ended up ramming head-on into a light post at about 55mph. I also caused a 3 car accident, since people had to try to move to avoid me. Luckily no one was seriously injured. The car was a complete loss.

That also happened to be the 2nd car I totalled in 2006.

Damn, that sure is one sexy piece of man meat.... and Gunner looks pretty good there too :winkwink:

Great Ambush so far man... great stuff! :thumbsup

Ice water. I also love chocolate milkshakes - if they're made right.

alcoholic? used to be Jack and Coke, but I gave those up and I haven't found a new favorite yet, although I have been on a RedBull and Vodka kick lately.

I recall this day too well, as I picked Gunner up from the accident scene. The car was totalled, Gunner was tough though, as he only had minor bruises.

You're the best Haze! I called and you were there in an instant.

I took my first job at 12 when I signed up to detassel corn during the summer - a mistake I didn't make the next summer! I also had numerous paper routes and lawn mowing jobs, but I guess I officially started working for a weekly paycheck at a restaurant as a dishwasher/bus boy when I was about 14. During the spring and summer I'd also worked with one of my friends whos father was a roofing contractor. All in all I had my share of tough jobs and I'm thankful I did, it's partly what motivated me to go on to college and earn a Masters... I know what hard manual labor is like.[/QUOTE]

Congrats on a well deserved ambush!


Mr. Romance

Very nice gunner

Oh damn .. Gunner .. Where are those Fish hok pics form Cybernet montreal ???????

My Dad was the general manager for a group of radio stations, but he started his career as a disc jockey back in the 50s. I grew up in the radio stations, so as soon as I could legally get it I obtained my FCC broadcasters license and started with my first time slot on an AM station during the Chicago Cubs games.

My freshman year of high school I started wrestling and I liked it, but wasn't very good. It was frustrating to me that you coudn't hit your opponent, since striking before trying to take-down just seemed to make more sense. Anyway, I'd taken Tae Kwon Do for a little while when I was a lot younger, and decided to give it another try. The only thing was all the Tae Kwon Do schools sucked, so this time I tried Okinawan Karate (Isshin-ryu). While doing the Karate, I met some guys that trained in Jujutsu, and I after watching about 10 mins of it, I knew I'd found my thing.

I spent about 5-6 years training in the martial arts, did a very little bit of competitive fighting, and then eventually gave it up when the main dojo I trained at moved even further from my house. I was already driving an hour each way, 3 times a week to train, and trying to do that on top of college and work just got to be more than I could handle.

I do miss it and wish I'd never quit. I was definitely in the best shape of my life back then. To this day the only tattoo I have is the logo from my old YamaBushi Jujutsu school.

BA and Masters (MPA) from the University of Illinois

Don't have any pics of my current place, but it's only temporary anyway. I own 2 homes, one of which I sold recently CFD. The other one is currently rented and I'm probably going to end up selling it as well.

The past couple years I had lived out in the country on 5 acres, but just recently moved back into town.

only 5 more to go!

I'd rather not name many names specifically, but let's say there are a few people who I look up to and a few I look down on. I'm not big on putting someone up on a pedestal, nor do I like bashing anyone.

I think those folks who I do hold in high regard know who they are.

he's my brotha from anotha mutha

I cut the dreads in high school because they got in the way when I wrestled.

I was into skateboarding back in Jr. High... I was never a nerd.

I'm not a fan of air travel. I don't have a fear of flying, I just don't care for it - at all. I wish the rail system in the US was equal to that of Europe or Asia so I could take a train everywhere.

I don't mind road trips though, so I've been known to drive to some of the shows, even if it means leaving 3 days prior to make a 1800 mile drive.

I have been meaning to post something for a while. Gunner was my boss, co worker ,mentor and truth be told I was his personal trainer for years as you can see from this pic. lol

http://www.webcamcash.com/pics/showp...s/IMGP4761.JPG

No single person and taught me the ins and out of how to run a cam program like Gunner without his guidance I would be lost.

There inst much more I can say.

This thread may not get 1000000 views which is fine by me. I don't want anyone to know my secret weapon.

Now that the secret is out. Hit him up.

nice truck, they don't make'm like that any more

Gunner, whats up bro! great ambush man. it was also great seeing you in vegas!
Duke

OOOOOOO I love Gunner! Great pick! Was nice hanging with you guys in Vegas I look forward to more fun times!

It was great meeting you in Vegas, Gunner. You're a genuinely nice guy and I'm looking forward to doing some biz in the future.

I like to chew ice. Supposedly it's the sign of obsessive/compulsive behavior or sexual frustration, but anyone who really knows me can tell you I'm a lot of things... sexually frustrated is not one of them :winkwink:

Craving and chewing ice (pagophagia) is often associated with iron deficiency (anemia). Again, anyone who has ever seen me eat will tell you I'm not deficient in vitamins or minerals.

I used to chew ice incessantly when I was doing security - it sure save the shit being beaten out of more than one asshole who really deserved it at the time - it also lessened my smoking at the time... :2 cents:

Having known you a while now mate, you are observedly HIGHLY deficient in the anorexia vitamin group and the bulimic group of minerals.

:winkwink: :thumbsup :1orglaugh :pimp

thanks brutha - I don't think either one of us are missing any meals :winkwink:

Great Ambush Gunner - It was nice learning more about you.

Damnit, after all that it seems you are still the genuinely kind soul that I always thought you were. Cheers bro!

Brad

P.S. - Looking forward to a seperate thread on workout routines someday ;)

Awesome Ambush !! I got nothing but mad love for Gunner ! ... I'll leave you with two words, a blast from the past bro ...


SWEEP WEST !

Seconds anyone ?

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

:thumbsup

A BIG thanks to Sleazy for the Ambush and to all of you who posted, thank you very much! Sorry I didn't get to reply to each and every single comment, but between trying to finish this up, the Vegas show, and having a head cold... I was running on empty.

It was very nice to get all the compliments and support. Good times, thanks!

Gunner is a sweetheart! xoxo

nice seeing you in Vegas man

Dam that ol'Ford looks like Uncle Jesse's Truck on Steriods.....LOL
Thats a Sweet Candy Apple paint job, and it has a nice stance to it.

thanks for the good read

another pic of my Big Red Machine!

http://www.gunnersgirls.com/boards/gfy-13.jpg

Sweet truck..

Good one...