Hello Bogan, thanks for the invitation I was laughing so hard with johns video I forgot what I was going to say but without forgetting twice,I love humour mine or anyone's for that matter,I feel if there were more people in the world that had a good sense of humour it would be a happier place to live you can go a long way with some laughter in your life. Have a super Day regards jeffrey OBrien http://www.jeffreyobrien.pressmania.com/ http://www.pressmania.com/partner.aspx?act=reg&ref=114374 http://community.adlandpro.com/go/114374/default.aspx

What a wonderful forum this is and such great gifts throughout. John 1 and John 2, love the poem and video. You'll all love Bob's blog (he's an Adlander just like us!) - I don't know him personally though I love his blog. Click on http://bobsblahblah.blogspot.com/2005_05_29_bobsblahblah_archive.html then scroll down to Sunday 29 May. Then click on the words "Click here for the funniest thing you will see today." Watch it from beginning to very end. You will absolutely love it.

Being interested in automotive synthetic lubricants, I can hardly pass by this topic. I'm sure most of us know about how effective laughter, that is the result of good houmor, has medicinal benefits because of certain endorphins injected into our blood stream when that happens. I can also concur that relationships between gaol guards and inmates is much less stressful when both can share a rare but needed laugh to relieve tension. As is synthetic automotive lubricant, it keeps the points of contact cool and thus one consumes less fuel. Relationship maintenance would benefit just like operation and maintenance with synthetic lubricants in a car.