ktoad, did you make that? Cuz i just gave you a tiny can of Dr. Pepper.

I did, yeah.  Thank you!

I'm afraid I don't understand much about the cans.  Can I also give them to people?  Or is it a moderator thing?

Which, incidentally, is how I pay the electric bill.

Bonus anecdote (15may2001):

The kid behind me in line was high as a kite and yelling "Tony Hawk for prez'dint!" when Tony signed this for me:

Here's something I found interesting:

There actually IS a song called "Gravity Train".  Track 14 on disc 2.

Well actually, that isn't the interesting part.  Check out the first song on disc 2.  The same song Ray's PC is playing in panel one. 

An eerie coincidence.

And let us not forget Bolo Yeung's mighty Chinese frame:



Hard to believe the dude was 50 when he made Bloodsport.

Riverdance Butters and the ladies.

I'd like to travel in time to 1979 and use that for the title of a new television program.  Maybe it stars Ernest Borgnine as RB, a gambler/grifter/raconteur, who is confronted one day by his ex who ran a brothel until the sheriff closed it down.  Now she cons Riverdance into taking her in, along with several sassy young ladies who worked for her.  Every week they hatch another bold scheme to get rich while staying one step ahead of the law.  Alas, many of these plans don't come to fruition, but you watch because it's better than another "B.J. and the Bear" rerun.