Who deserves the "thank you"?

awwwww, kickycan

this is for you

a bit of a hug ....... click

Thanks again for the info/advice, and to ehbeth, thanks for the hug. Although now that you've found the original thread (friendship and companionship) that I was referring to, you probably think I'm a nut job and want to take it back. Caprice, that thread that you mentioned is also the same person.

Oh, and ehbeth, by the way, love the hat.

kickycan, that hug is yours to keep.

if you ever think there is a thumbtack stalking you - that'll be me :wink:

Nah....we have ALWAYS thought you were a nutjob!

And why is it I feel you were being somewhat less than sincere about ehBeth's hat? :wink:

he he he.

Man, I love this site. It's like I'm at a party, but I don't have to wear any pants!

That's a visual I'd just as soon do without....'specially so close to dinner time!

i was thinkin' it made kind of an interesting marketing option for A2K


A2K - the most fun you can have online, with or without pants.

Hmmmm....that just may attract the wrong kinda crowd if ya get my meaning.

I know I'm late, but here's an opinion from someone who lives in a black and white world

The person who asked if anyone would like to go owes the first thank you. The person with the ticket asked the favor. It shouldn't matter that it's a "good" favor because it's a concert. If you asked someone to move a couch, you owe the person that helped a thank you. Just because it's pleasant doesn't make it any less a request.

Now, if the other person said "Ohhh, I hear you have tickets to this concert and I want to go. Please, can I have the other ticket?" - then the other person owes the ticket holder the thank you because they made the request of a favor.


See - black, white, black, white. Simple!

Aaah . . . so once again, I'm right! I knew it!

Thanks, sugar!