Where's Journeyman?

MadCapper · Jan 22, 2004

I kinda miss the guy. I noticed he hasn't been posting that frequently at The Rx anymore. This man used to start an average of 5-7 threads a day here. Is he burned out from being the ThePanAmRxScoreeKeeper? Has he been relieved of some of his duties? Is he depressed about the Ravens? Depressed about the O's not getting Vlad? Has he just had enough? I seriously miss the guy. He is always good for some great entertainment and he never backs down. The kid has got this fire in him which is contagious. Where are you J-Man? Give us a shout!

-MC

TheGeneral+ · Jan 22, 2004

Jman relocated to a bigger mansion I think. Also, he had some family health issues to deal with recently.

Dante · Jan 22, 2004

MC, Jman is around he was aroudn last night a bit....His father is iLL ..We wish him the best

Banned4Life · Jan 22, 2004

I thought he was out working to get Wesley Clark elected...

Las Vegas Sun

WASHINGTON (AP) - The Democratic presidential candidates have the musical spectrum covered.

An Associated Press canvass of the candidates on what album they'd most like to pop into their CD players turns up gospel, opera, hip-hop, country and rock.

The rock fans are Wesley Clark, who likes Journey's "Greatest Hits"; Sen. John Edwards, "The Essential Bruce Springsteen"; and Sen. John Kerry, the Beatles' "Abbey Road."

Howard Dean singled out the music of Grammy-winning hip-hop singer Wyclef Jean. Rep. Dennis Kucinich chose country's Willie Nelson (who has endorsed him), and Al Sharpton favored gospel's Yolanda Adams. Sen. Joe Lieberman's favorite album is "Sueno," by classical Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli.

RxScorekeeper · Jan 22, 2004

Just reloading thats all...I had my move and a family member became ill all at the same time...I am here and hope to be back to normal now...

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