Posted by John_PA on April 15, 2013 at 01:49:55 from (71.182.161.234):
JD Seller,
While I appreciate lots of thing I have read from you, one day when I meet you and talk face to face, we will both understand. Too much is left unanswered for you to reply, or me to reply to your reply. I do appreciate your vigor and enthusiasm. You truly are one heck of a guy. You are a strong, boldly spoken manly man. Your words transcend all logic and repose. For you are one who does not mince words. For that, I am thankful. To have someone with half the truth be so quick to fill in the rest and offer life changing advice... wow. You really hit the spot like a nice tal glass of cold iced tea, full of sugar.
I'm not sure what I would do without you. I really appreciate everything.
Thanks for letting me vent without judgment or condemnation. For it truly take a strong willed man to read it all and then give his honest opinion, regardless of fact.
I truly hope that someday you find such peace and happiness that I have found. For I am truly blessed to have such great people in my life.
When I read what you post, I look differently at those who drive trucks like me. For I know they are humble, well worded individuals. I don't feel the least bit of stress when seeing them in their trucks.
For that, I am forever grateful. Just let me know if there is anything I can do for you.
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