Wondering what the extra bolt/nut is for after rebuilding something.

Staying in the "cave" can be more depressing.

Get the heck outside and DO SOMETHING :)

Eyes, lips, attitude.

Learning photography really needs to be a "hands on" course - you will NOT
get the full benefit of doing it online/from home. You need the feedback
and the face-to-face interaction. Photography is a bit of science, but mostly
art and you cant effectively learn the craft online. You really need the instant
feedback you get in a classroom setting.

It will behoove you to do this in a classroom setting - I can't stress this enough.
(I've been into photography for 30+ years, doing journalist work in the Navy and
have taught individual classes every now and then, and do work on the side)

Surfing (if it's up), dirt biking, or chapter writing (computer books).

Had a Press Pass for one of their concerts here (photo pass).
Awesome show !!!

"The Remedy", by "Abandoned Pools"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvOSSE1iskI

Saw this band live (backup) at a concert at Cynthia Mitchell Woods Pavilion
(The Woodlands (Houston)), with Pink and Lenny Kravitz. Abandoned Pools
did all their own recording and editing (using Mac's).

FWIW, Lenny Kravitz was a jerk ... no respect for the audience.

"Maria", by "Guano Apes"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDSQ9GsFl94
(no video, just music)

Firstly, I've never liked Leno. Secondly, I could care less
what NBC, CBS, or ABC, or FOX, ad nauseum, does.

Commercial TV sucks big wanger.

Ignoring will work, but it might take longer than you think
(dependent upon his obsessiveness) - just be sure to
completely ignore him and not cave in, even once.

Because you said, "nothing more than friends".

He now sees it as a challenge. It's simple, really, "Un-friend" him
from FB and remove him (block) him from your IM, and you can
have his # blocked (phone). You might even ask him to grow up.

Well, not to defend them, but if you read their "philosophy",
then it makes perfect sense for them to execute the vote.

"Dead Souls", by "Joy Division"

"Destination Vertical", by "Masha Qrella"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OE19dUBcj3E

"H.W.C. (Hot White Cum)", by "Liz Phair"

Love that song :)

It's a thin tight-fitting garment (spandex-like) that you
wear, which is designed to keep the wetsuit from
"rubbing you raw".

A rash guard won't be as important when SCUBA diving
as it would be for surfing or sailboarding, since you're
not "flexing" near as much. Lots of surfers wear rash
guards even when a wetsuit isn't required, to keep from
getting "rubbed raw" from the wax on a surfboard.

Wetsuits have very well-defined seams and have a
tendency to rub against the skin (the whole suit does,
actually) and can cause a "rash" of sorts. But as I said,
it's not as important to use a rash guard when SCUBA
diving ... if you have access to the wetsuit you'll be
wearing, I suggest putting it on and swimming around
in a pool (or at the beach) to see how it "works"

My kids :)

I prefer shopping for all this stuff at a surfshop (or sailboard shop),
but yes, a rash guard is a good idea, especially if you're "renting" a
wetsuit (ick!). FWIW, I've been surfing for about 35 years (and I owned
a surfboard & sailboard manufacturing company for about 5 years).

The best reason to shop at a local surfshop is the level of customer
service, proper fitting and customization, and best of all, you're
supporting a local retailer, instead of some overbearing corporation.

As I just explained it ... that's why it's called a *WETSUIT*.
Please re-read my reply.

It's an instinct, not a force.