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The War Comes Home: Washington's Battle against America's Veteran

hollycallahan — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 19:53:16 GMT

Want to learn what life is REALLY like for SO many of our returning veterans? My friend's brother, Aaron Glantz, wrote this recently published book. I included a link to Amazon.com as well as info about Aaron and the book below this review. ~Holly *** Editorial Reviews - From Publishers Weekly This exposé of the treatment meted out to American veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan is a breathtaking rebuke to government hypocrisy and an overdue contribution to gaining critical public awareness of this official neglect. Glantz (How America Lost Iraq), who covered the American occupation of Iraq, offers a thorough account of the plight U.S. vets face back home—from the understaffed Veterans Administration perversely geared to saving money at the expense of vets in dire need of help, to concomitant medical and social ills, including undiagnosed brain injuries and the too frequent perils of homelessness, crime and suicide. There is also grassroots resistance and mutual aid, including the eventual passage of the post 9/11 GI Bill of Rights in May 2008, fiercely opposed by the Bush administration and the Republican Congress (including John McCain). Glantz fleshes out his narrative with the voices and powerful stories of vets, their families and advocates, while helpfully including a host of resources and services for veterans. Glantz also places their experience in a longer, dismal history of government neglect, while backing up his assertion that the Bush administration has never been seriously interested in helping veterans with damning evidence. (Jan.) Info about the author and book http://www.aaronglantz.com/ Amazon http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0520256123/ref=ord_cart_shr?_encoding=UTF8&m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&v=glance

Election Night Fight Night

hollycallahan — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 17:50:16 GMT

Just Henry is performing tonight at Election Night Fight Night - a Duck on Bike production. If you don't have anything to do and would like to watch history unfold with some friends, drinks and music, please come. xoxo ~Holly Here's the scoop: Election Night Fight Night! John"Maverick" McCain vs. Barack "The Bomber" Obama The world awaits and this is the moment the world has been waiting for… Lets Get Ready To RUMMMBBLLLLLLLLLLLLLLE!!!! Why stay at home on this historic night? Be there ringside with friends in a private underground bar to usher in a new era, whatever it might be. Revel in your civil duty and with fantastic live music, cold beer and the slinky "Swing State" Ring Girls! Or just kick back, grab a beer and chill in our Live Internet Streaming Election Center Lounge. A live musical mandate! Featuring: The Gomorran Social Aid & Pleasure Club, One Man Banjo, David Wagner and the Duchamp Cowboys, Dan Cantrell, 5 Cent Coffee, Just Henry, Liquor Cake, DJ BLU-82 All culminating in an all star filibuster jam session! Date: Election Day! Tuesday, November 4th Location: Ghost Town Galleries 2519 San Pablo Ave. in Oakland Doors: 5pm, live music starting at 7pm, come after voting! Only $5 at the door (all door proceeds go to the bands and no one turned away for lack of funds)

DUCK YOUR HEAD! It's an ambush!!

hollycallahan — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 00:09:53 GMT

I'm so sick and tired of seeing YES on 8 ads in Tribe every single time that I click on a different page - not to mention the ads in newspapers, the radio and on t.v. Jesus! California is being ambushed by people who want to write discrimination into the constitution and it really scares me. Last week, I passed some YES 8 folks when I was at a red light and said, "I hate discrimination." The teenage girl yelled at me, "well I hate you." It helped me understand the mentality we're dealing with here. I'm also tired of seeing all the images of family tied to Prop 8. Marriage isn't just about procreating. I've read the argument that, traditionally, it is. If that's the case, are marriages between a man and woman who choose not to have children, wrong? What about marriages where the couple can't have children? This proposition really pisses me off and *scares* me even more. If this proposition passes, who will they discriminate against next and for what?

Fiddley-die-doe-day!

hollycallahan — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 16:46:56 GMT

Anyone know of a fiddle teacher in the East Bay - preferrably Oakland/Berkeley? S.F.ish is okay too... I wanna pick it up again. My fiddle has been collecting dust for far too long.

Monty Python's Michael Palin for Prezzie!!

hollycallahan — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 16:44:18 GMT

Noice! http://www.michaelpalinforpresident.com/

Raccoooooooooon!

hollycallahan — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 19:32:50 GMT

Many of you know that we lost our sweet kitty, Raccoon, a year and a half ago. It was a sudden loss and one that can easily make me cry if I think of it. Last night I had a dream that Raccoon was on my living room floor. I knew he'd died, so I was unsure if I should try to pet him. I was afraid my hand would go through to the floor as if he was a ghost, but I really wanted to feel him. I decided to try and I was able to touch him him. :) I picked him up and held him tightly, warmly, and lovingly for the longest time. I sobbed deeply with joy and sorry equally mixed. I held him knowing it wasn't going to last and that he was really gone. I was able to feel his heavy body again, and his big feet on my hands where I was supporting him. Last night, right before I went to bed, I listened to some recordings of his meow that I have in my phone. I think that's why he was in my dream. I miss that guy so much still, it hurts.

LOOKIE LOOKIE!!!

hollycallahan — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 20:01:24 GMT

We are at the Fringe Festival this year folks! Here's the info! Please come. Tickets are ONLY $5. With all the money you'll save, you can buy some pop or nuts! **** The Exit Theater's Main Stage 156 Eddy Street (between Mason and Taylor) San Francisco THURSDAY the 4th @ 7 **SHOW JUST ADDED* SATURDAY the 6th @ 10:00 PM SUNDAY the 7th @ 2:30 PM MONDAY the 8th @ 7:00 PM SUNDAY 14 7:00 PM By Single Entendre * 50 minutes * FOR CHILDREN OVER: 15 * WARNINGS: MATURE CONTENT, COARSE LANGUAGE * TICKETS: $5 ($7 ONLINE) San Francisco sketch comedy veterans, Single Entendre perform an all new comedy show with great songs, video bits and frenetic live performances. Multi-media. Multi-cultural. Multi-grain. We tackle major issues like Political Lobbying, Spelling, Artificially Intelligent Toilets, then we hold these major issues down and tickle them. Topical yet crude, bold and fearless, these comedy artisans will provide biting satire and nibbling non-sequiters. Become part of the San Francisco sketch comedy revolution! See! Single Entendre Vs. Comedy at the 2008 San Francisco Fringe Festival. Our special page: http://www.sffringe.org/fringe08/08plays/single.html To buy tickets: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/39413 Our site: www.singleentendre.org S.F. Fringe Fest info: www.sffringe.org

What does Lark Camp and Kelly McCubbin's Golden Age of Radio have in common?

hollycallahan — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 16:56:03 GMT

NOT MUCH!! However, if you are going to Lark Camp and want to see the radio show, your only chance to see it is closing night on Saturday, August 9th and I highly recommend getting your tickets NOW, as they may sell out. Some of you may enjoy taking chances in life, but why take the chance on this?! For anyone who'd like to go, please see below: ******* Penny Dreadful Theatricals presents... Kelly McCubbin's Golden Age of Radio What year is this? Local cult performer, Kelly McCubbin, seems unsure as he and his group of drunks, misfits and malcontents try to put on a live Science Fiction Radio Show. From the creator of "Uke-y Stardust" and "Purple Rain - When Ukes Cry" comes this loving and hysterical tribute to Golden Age Radio, but with a modern edge. Chaos, comedy, music and an entire, brand new, science fiction radio drama will overtake the Exit Theatre for 2 weekends in August. Beware the Cognizance Reaction!!! EXIT Theatre 8pm FRI/SAT AUG 1, 2, 8 & 9 Tickets - $15. $10 for students, seniors and TBA members. For tickets call Brown Paper Tickets at 1-800-838-3006 or go here: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/36181

Can bugs hear?

hollycallahan — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 19:29:29 GMT

My friend (Stefania!) gave me yellow roses at work Monday and they have cute little bugs in 'em. Since the roses are now dying, I put them on the corner of my desk to remind myself to toss 'em in the garden so the little bugs can be free and move onto their next journey. I walked past the roses a bit ago and the simple motion made some of the rose peddles trickle to the floor. It made me wonder what the journey down to the floor on a peddle must be like for the little green bugs. I pictured it happening in slow-motion as if the bugs surfed a peddle down the hundreds of long millimeters to the ground FAR below them. Could they hear the violent wind passing them like I heard when I jumped out of a plane at 14,000 feet? Is it anything like that for them? Can they get the elevador feeling? Do they even wonder how long the fall will take since they can't see the floor below. Did it feel like infinity because they are SO dayamn small? There are many important things to think about in this life, and these are clearly some of them.

Look...ie look...ie! <-- stop motion typing

hollycallahan — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 17:13:09 GMT

Polaroid Stop Motion http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkTpwhhgsRI Hyperactive - Stop Motion Beatbox (NEED SOUND!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THQ6tJK01Io Tony vs. Paul (AWESOME!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJzU3NjDikY Cupcake Dance http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZvIW7ZtwPww

Stop fumigation of citizens without their consent in California

hollycallahan — Tue, 15 Apr 2008 19:09:47 GMT

The petition link: http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/stop-fumigation-of-citizens-without-their-consent-in-california ******************** Tens of thousands California residents are being sprayed under the cover of night with pesticides containing partly unknown chemicals. These sprayings, conducted inadequate health studies, are done not to protect residents from a clear and present public health danger, but rather to protect special interests worried about eradicating the Light Brown Apple Moth (LBAM). The LBAM spray operations in Central Coast counties of Monterey and Santa Cruz resulted in over 600 reports of health illnesses. State authorities have not only failed to respond, but now plan new LBAM aerial spray operations in the San Francisco Bay Area. A VOTE IS SCHEDULED IN SACRAMENTO ON WEDNESDAY THAT COULD STOP SPRAYING WITHOUT CONSENT. PLEASE SIGN THIS PETITION NOW AND SEND THIS PETITION TO YOUR FRIENDS! Californians have a right to refuse aerial fumigation without proof of a clear and present public health danger. Any mandatory aerial spraying of chemicals must be shown to address a clear and present public health danger, and must be voted on and supported by the people in the area to be sprayed. More Information: The LBAM aerial spraying has been ordered by the Secretary of Agriculture, and due to a declared "state of emergency," representatives and residents are currently legally powerless to stop this. The legitimacy of this so-called "emergency" is uncertain; the LBAM poses no risk to human health but rather a contested threat to certain crops and plants. Yet, government agencies approving the LBAM plan admit that the pesticide could pose a threat to some people, stating "not all health effects can be predicted and because the general population includes susceptible (people), such as children, the elderly and those with chronic diseases, we cannot provide a definitive cause for their symptoms [experienced after the spraying in Santa Cruz and Monterey]." Read the following letter from Assemblymember John Laird of the 27th district to the Secretary of Agriculture demanding explanation. In his letter on September 24, 2007 you will see a dialog between the Assemblymember and the Secretary on this issue: http://democrats.assembly.ca.gov/members/a27/moth.htm The bottom line is that the Secretary of Agriculture secured power to conduct LBAM aerial spraying of chemicals which at least in part were of unknown composition over urban areas of California against public outcry and concern. We need laws that protect us and our environment, not special interests, and to ensure that we are not subjected to chemicals against our individual rights without an immediate health danger, due process, and a public vote. Additional information is available at http://www.stopthespray.org

Man Man is BACK!

hollycallahan — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 23:28:23 GMT

They are at the Great American Music Hall on Wednesay, April 23th. Chris and I just got our tickets. If you've never seen them before, you should. If you've seen them before, you know why you should see them again. The way they set up their stage is unique: drums and piano facing each other downstage...all others upstage in a line. They energy is massive! MY SPACE: http://www.myspace.com/wearemanman TICKETS: http://www.gamhtickets.com/evinfo.php?eventid=23009&sid= VIDEO: www.youtube.com/watch www.youtube.com/watch this is nuts in the beginning, but the transition is NOICE! www.youtube.com/watch

A Lunar Send-off

hollycallahan — Thu, 21 Feb 2008 20:56:12 GMT

Last night as the lunar eclipse took place, I was with my grandma, mom and dad. Grandma was dying. We'd just switched shifts with my aunt. She explained some particulars we needed to be aware of for some of grandma's final needs and then left to have dinner with her sister. As I held grandma's right hand, we showered her with words of comfort and love. We stayed very close. I stroked her hair, kissed her forehead and reminded her how much she is loved. At 9:38 she took a last breath. We circled around her and cried. A few moments later, she took another breath and continued. That scared us for a sec and through our tears we giggled some sort of relief that she hadn't really gone. Grandma psyched us out. Soon again, she went through the motions of soft breathing with nothing coming in or going out. She was gone at 9:40 p.m. on the night of a full moon eclipse and I was still holding her hand. There is so much comfort in knowing she went exactly as she wanted to...naturally. With all the other physical problems she had, her death could have been very different. Her last meal on Saturday morning was from leftovers of her favorite dish the night before - butternut squash ravioli from Pasta Pomodoro. The last person she saw before she closed her eyes for the last time on Saturday was her youngest daughter, Jill. Watching someone leave this world as we know it is a remarkable thing. This is the second time I've been the other bookend to someone's life. The first was my great-grandmother (this grandma's mom) 12 years ago today. I have been given the good fortune of being with both of them when they died - mother and daughter. Of course leave it to pops to make us smile. He said that if he's ever in the hospital and sees me come in, he's runnin' out! :) Anyway, when my great-grandmother died with me, I was connected to my great-great grandparents who were there when she came into this world. Last night I was connected to her again through my grandma Mimi. It's also a remarkable thing to watch my mom's process of accepting the loss of her mommy. No matter how old you are, you are always a child when it comes down to it. Watching my mom process each moment last night broke my heart. My dad has known grandma Mimi since he was 17, so he lost another parent last night. Going through what I went through last night reinforced that there is nothing more important in my life than my loved-ones. All the woes in the world or in my full life pale in comparison to what I have with them. Rest in peace grandma.

"AAaaahhh-booo-booo-boo-goochie goochie goooooo!"

hollycallahan — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 17:29:45 GMT

That's the sound yer supposed to make when you see CUTE KITTIES! They chat... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3U0udLH974 and the english translation... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JynBEX_kg8&feature=related

yer mom is four

hollycallahan — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 22:28:49 GMT

Rose and Ben MADE me do it! Four jobs I have had in my life: 1.) Office Manager at ANR 2.) Property Management - admin 3.) Cost-Plus 4.) Divorce for Men Only - receptionist Movies I've watched more than once: 1.) Cannibal the Musical 2.) Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels 3.) the re-make of Dawn of the Dead 4.) the Big Lebowski Four places I have lived: 1.) Sonoma, CA 2.) Walnut Creek, CA 3.) Arcata, CA 4.) Oakland, CA Four T.V. Shows that I watched: 1) BSG 2) Heroes 3) Dexter 4) Weeds Four Places I have been: 1.) Hawaiian islands 2.) Road tripped around entire outskirts of our whole big country 3.) Road tripped through the center of our whole big county 4.) I’ve been to paradise…but I’ve never been to meeeeee…la la la la la Four people who e-mail me: 1.) Callahan thah man 2.) Rosarita quintita 3.) my bruddah Spenno 4.) Jfro Four people I wish would email me: 1.) all of 2.) those who 3.) wish to 4.) contact me Four of my favorite foods: 1.) fruit (watermelon!) 2.) veggies (asparagus!) 3.) mint chip ice cream!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YEAH! I’ve gotta git me some! 4.) macaroni and cheese (Heidi’s is the best!) Four places I would rather be right now: 1.) Arcata 2.) in Boston visiting Stephanie and Lang 3.) at home listening to music with a daytime fire…in the fireplace 4.) any ocean-side with very few people Four things I am looking forward to in the next year: 1.) this year being an easier one than the last 2.) picking up the fiddle again…for real! 3.) doing different things 4.) positive changes Four people who I think should take this survey: 1.) you 2.) yer mom 3.) yer mom’s mom 4.) the person sitting behind you that looks JUST like yer mom

BWA HA HA HA HA!!!!

hollycallahan — Mon, 03 Dec 2007 20:25:10 GMT

You *must* click on this... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SN77b9DqEbc ****** Oh, and last week when I was buying cat food at the pet shop, I heard one employee say to the other, "try this." They both began eating something and were making appoving noises: "mmmmm yeah...mmmmm..." As I was walked out the door, one of them said in a pleasantly surprised way, "It tastes like human food."

Fainting Goats!!!!

hollycallahan — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 07:16:30 GMT

I didn't know these guys existed until this past weekend. Thanks Tess! OMG! The best part is the last five seconds of the clip. The little black one... aaaaaaaaah! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVK70lg8NlU

What do I neeeeeeed?!

hollycallahan — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 18:21:07 GMT

Type "(your name) needs" into google, and post the top ten results. Holly needs a regular feeding program to keep the fullness of the head Holly needs to get herself some nipple shields. Holly needs to be injected Holly needs all the advice she can get Holly needs to be pruned when new shoots grow to about two or three inches Holly, needs one male for every 6 females Holly needs to be in the air in ten minutes. Holly needs to be taught how to search for a fugitive Holly needs an owner with some experience. and finally… Holly needs to be made into one of those bobble heads

punching bags need

hollycallahan — Sat, 17 Nov 2007 01:17:21 GMT

...a place for photos.

When goooood hugs goooo baaaaad - the true story

hollycallahan — Wed, 07 Nov 2007 19:47:46 GMT

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20071106/ap_on_fe_st/odd_detention_for_hugging Illinois Student Gets Dention for Hugging. MASCOUTAH, Ill. - Two hugs equals two days of detention for 13-year-old Megan Coulter. The eighth-grader was punished for violating a school policy banning public displays of affection when she hugged two friends Friday. "I feel it is crazy," said Megan, who was to serve her second detention Tuesday after classes at Mascoutah Middle School. "I was just giving them a hug goodbye for the weekend," she said. Megan's mother, Melissa Coulter, said the embraces weren't even real hugs — just an arm around the shoulder and slight squeeze. "It's hilarious to the point of ridicule," Coulter said. "I'm still dumbfounded that she's having to do this." District Superintendent Sam McGowen said that he thinks the penalty is fair and that administrators in the school east of St. Louis were following policy in the student handbook. It states: "Displays of affection should not occur on the school campus at any time. It is in poor taste, reflects poor judgment, and brings discredit to the school and to the persons involved." Coulter said she and her husband told their daughter to go ahead and serve her detentions because the only other option was a day of suspension for each skipped detention. "We don't agree with it, but I certainly don't want her to get in more trouble," Coulter said. The couple plan to attend the next school board meeting to ask board members to consider rewording the policy or be more specific in what is considered a display of affection. "I'm just hoping the school board will open their eyes and just realize that maybe they shouldn't be punishing us for hugs," Megan said.

Boston and Stephanie and Lang, OH MY!

hollycallahan — Tue, 23 Oct 2007 18:08:37 GMT

Chris and I took a red-eye to visit Stephanie and Lang last weekend. Red-eyes SUCK, but it was worth it to maximize our time with them. I knew I missed them lots, but having three solid days to putz around and drink and see Fall in Massachusetts with them…man, what a gift that was. It was much needed. I appreciate them so much. Chris and I have known them since we started dating in ’98. These two gems are real friends. Stephanie and Lang, I’m raising my coffee mug too you since I don’t have a G & T! Have I ever mention that I LOVE cemeteries?! We spent the humid and rainy Friday in Salem and visited several graveyards. The rain would drip down the headstones like tears. I’d think about the generations of friends and family who stood under a particular tree saying goodbye to their loved-ones. How many women wore petticoats and corsets? How many men stood out there with top hats and canes…or plaid leisure suits or short black dresses and big shades? The span of history out there is unbelievable. Brilliant orange and yellow leaves blanketed the grass and stones. We saw a ton of grey squirrels everywhere we walked…mainly in the many cemeteries. Lang loved to psych them out by pretending to have food, then yelling, “BOO!” when they got close. He’d follow that with an eruption of Lang laughter – one of the few laughs that are imprinted in my brain and make me smile just thinking about it. We ate good food, drank good drinks, saw amazing sites like the building where they read the Declaration of Independence to Bostonians for the first time. I included some amazing pictures of a Holocaust memorial we walked through. Check out my photos if you want to see them. We saw some mafia too! Well, we don’t know that for a fact, but they had BIG cigars! ;) So, yeah. Massachusetts was amazingly beautiful and such a friendly place and visiting Stephanie and Lang was GREAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT! Then end.

Time has been discontinued! No more POP-CORN!!

hollycallahan — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 16:57:02 GMT

For as long as I've been able to use the phone, I always knew that I could dial 767-2676 (spells "pop-corn") and find out what time it is...EXACTLY...to the second. "At the tone, pacific daylight time will be...7...13...and 50 seconds..." *BEEEEEEEP* "At the tone, pacific daylight time will be 7...14...exactly." *BEEEEEP* This would go on and on and on. I just called it to set the clocks in my office and it's been DISCONTINUED! There is no more TIIIIIIIME!! No more POP-CORN!

What's that? You are terribly bored?!

hollycallahan — Thu, 27 Sep 2007 21:30:16 GMT

Put this in your pipe and smoke it. Only in America Do drugstores make the sick walk all the way to the back of the store to get their prescriptions while healthy people can buy cigarettes at the front. Only in America ... Do people order double cheeseburgers, large fries, and a diet coke. Only in America ...... Do banks leave both doors open and then chain the pens to the counters. Only in America .... Do we leave cars worth thousands of dollars in the driveway and put our useless junk in the garage. Only in America ... Do we buy hot dogs in packages of ten and buns in packages of eight. Only in America ..... Do we use the word 'politics' to describe the process so well: 'Poli' in Latin meaning 'many' and 'tics' meaning 'bloodsucking creatures'. Only in America ...... Do they have drive-up ATM machines with Braille lettering. EVER WONDER .... why the sun lightens our hair, but darkens our skin? why women can't put on mascara with their mouth closed? why you don’t ever see the headline "Psychic Wins Lottery"? why “abbreviated" such a long word? why doctors call what they do "practice"? why lemon juice is made with artificial flavor, and dishwashing liquid is made with real lemons? why our noses run and our feet smell? why the man who invests all your money is called a broker? why the time of day with the slowest traffic is called rush hour? why there isn’t mouse-flavored cat food? why Noah didn’t swat those two mosquitoes? why they sterilize the needle for lethal injections? You know that indestructible black box that is used on airplanes? Why don't they make the whole plane out of that stuff?! why sheep don’t shrink when it rains? why they are called apartments when they are all stuck together? why if con is the opposite of pro, Congress isn’t the opposite of progress? why if flying is so safe, they call the airport the terminal?

Little kitty, big meow.

hollycallahan — Fri, 14 Sep 2007 17:40:12 GMT

For your Friday, something SUPER sweet. CLICK ON THIS: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaOqf2d-y30&NR=1 and for some more fun! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQ4vmSvCVbc&mode=related&search

Cheap morning thrill

hollycallahan — Thu, 13 Sep 2007 16:56:54 GMT

I was SO amused this morning to spot a LITTLE winged bug on my windshield (not the one in this picture) holding on for dear life as I drove on the freeway. I was going at least 45 for about 3 or 4 miles before his little scrawney legs and toes couldn't hold on with its suction or WHATEVER bugs do. I wondered what it was thinking. I imagined its thoughts sounded like its voice sounds...very high pitched...just like how a bug's voice should be... "Holy shit! This suuuuuucks! Aaaaaaaa my gawd, when is that bitch gonna slow down?! Fuck, we're on 580?! I've gotta let gooooo!" This little winged creature was trembling in the wind, wings flapping, right before my eyes as I sat in the calm, quiet capsule that is my car. I wondered how if felt to be so tiny with THAT kind of wind hitting its body. Did it sound like Normandy? Before I knew it, it was gone. The relief of not having to hold on must have been the best feeling EVAR! Like when you are done pumping your third rep of 15 and get to just sit there. What a rush, huh? So, that's my story of the bug. The end.