thomar

http://www.residentadvisor.net/showphotos.asp?ID=5374

consider it personally taken!

Vic's new CD:

sure i am. what do you care, you never want to hang out when i'm here!

really wanted to see roger- not gonna make it though. t-bone = outta town!

it was aaaaaaaaaaaawful. left after an hour. avalon at its finest.

he's playing too.

YOUR DAD?

big game #2 for tonight: Duke v. Maryland. you're going down V-man!

yeah, after the draw a few weeks ago i'm excited to see the rematch. i still think the londoners have the Premiership locked.

i can see you being a lendl fan- you both have the same intense, quiet demeanor!

you are hiiiiiiiiiiiilarious.

guess the seeding made sense!

lets rock.

you lazy sack of suds!

go get 'em tiger!

Krispy Kreme to Pay New CEO $760/Hour Mon Jan 24, 5:26 PM ET Business - Reuters LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Struggling doughnut chain operator Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Inc. (NYSE:KKD - news) said on Monday it will pay its new chief executive, Stephen Cooper, the standard hourly rate of $760 charged by his financial consulting group. AP Photo Related Quotes KKD EONPQ.PK 8.75 10.55 0.00 0.00 Delayed Data Providers - Disclaimer Krispy Kreme last week replaced former CEO Scott Livengood with Cooper, who is chairman of Kroll Zolfo Cooper LLC and most recently oversaw the dismantling of scandal-ridden Enron Corp. (Other OTC:EONPQ - news) The company also said in a regulatory filing it will pay Steven Panagos, its new president and chief operating officer, at the hourly rate of $695. Panagos is the head of Kroll Zolfo's restructuring practice. Krispy Kreme will also reimburse Kroll Zolfo for "reasonable out-of-pocket expenses" and is in the process of negotiating a "success fee" with the firm. Krispy Kreme, which is based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, in May blamed the low-carb diet craze for slowing doughnut sales and has since become the target of a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (news - web sites) probe of its accounting and shareholder lawsuits charging it made false statements about its business. The company is also in the midst of restating 2004 financial reports due to errors in how it accounted for repurchases of franchises. Last week, Krispy Kreme said its lenders agreed to defer until Monday the date on which it would be declared in default of its credit agreement because of its failure to file its most recent financial statements with regulators.

good morning to you too! i think i'm getting sick

sucks.

p.s. it was playing where i was!

i never got your text! my phone is busted.