BREATHE | Omeleto

[@JohnPierre-lz6vb]

"Heal your own wounds or you'll end up bleeding on somebody else." I grew up without a Father , I'm going to be the Father I never had for my son but I will never force him to be something he doesn't want to be.

[@a.m.thomas9366]

And with the help of God you will be a great father.

[@alanchalkley4157]

Good luck mate it is hard work; my daughter is now 23 and a fine young woman, I told her when she was eighteen (with utter candour) that being her Dad (single parent) was the only truly meaningful thing I've ever done in more than 50 years on this planet. Put the effort in and you'll be rewarded manifold.

[@robertbeining141]

Then John Pierre, you will make a great father.

[@efralopez8069]

Wow! This really hits home. My father was brutal and even made me fight with my brother and cousins to 'toughen me up', many times my mother ended up coming between me and his beatings just to end up on the floor next to me. Kudos to the actors for doing such a powerful portrayal.

[@jvocheyanne]

Im so sorry.

[@rituparna6133]

No one understands everything has its own time. Even if it doesn't, it's meant to be that way. Sorry for what you had to endure.

[@watcherwlc53]

There was a guy making a comment in a thread above who used a word... "unconscionable" I think he said. He was spot on

[@learlawliet6197]

I am so sorry :(

[@Vivalarosa45]

The ending when the father couldn't even save his own kid is very sad. He was so busy trying to make a "man" out of the boy that he almost lost his son in the end. Good show, bravo.

[@AMYBIERHAUS]

I feel just as sorry for the father as I do his son. Obviously he was abused as a child and knows no other way to behave. It's so sad, isn't it? 😟

[@frnnzy_]

The chain of abuse only will come to an end once everyone realizes, and that’s sad.

[@mickyboymccoy7632]

Men need to teach their sons to behave like men so and learn to step outta their comfort zone, conquer their fears as well protect themselves and their families etc. 3rd wave feminism will be the down fall of western society. Little Francie is learning valuable lessons.

[@sylvestervoigt9836]

@@mickyboymccoy7632 I'll have to look up this third wave feminism phenomenon as I already read about third hand Smoke so I.know it must be a thing of importance to stamp out

[@trublu2556]

You can not beat a spirit out of a child, or an adult for that matter.. Deuteronomy 5-9 talks about the curse of a father sin upon even the 3rd and 4th generation..The world will never understand this, because they refuse to even acknowledge the Living God..Demonic spirits are real..Love and pray for your child, raise up a child in the way that he should go that in his later years he will come back to God.. Proverbs 22:6... overcome evil with good

[@karim271]

@@mickyboymccoy7632 😂😂😂😂😂💪💪🤠👍

[@SpaceCadet4Jesus]

My step father said to me "If you don't fight, then I'll beat you up at home". So I avoided all fights at any cost. Just wasn't too inspiring or helpful. Decades later I took up martial arts and love it. Better to get your kids into martial arts for the knowledge of self protection than to brow beat them into submission.

[@captainamerica6525]

Teaching a boy to fight is far different than forcing him to do so.

[@twindrill2852]

But he was forcing him to. The kid just wanted to take care of animals.

[@CAMBY608]

wow…powerful..although i kept telling myself there was no kid really hurt in the making of this film, i thought sadly, unfortunately a lot are hurt in the real world :( thank goodness he ended up living and i am choosing to believe his father changed after this. :)

[@Slendermən]

@Vishakha Someone missed the point of the story.

[@darkythecrazyninja5228]

@Vishakha What makes him an abuser

[@frnnzy_]

@@darkythecrazyninja5228 idk maybe he HIT HIS CHILD? Did you miss it as well?

[@CAMBY608]

@@Slendermən everyone gets what they see/need out of it…doesn’t have to be one specific thing…

[@CAMBY608]

@@locococo8961 nope! :)

[@candice446]

The boy was visibly tired of walking at the end, but his dad didn’t pick up on those cues. He was too busy focused on what he wanted to do.

[@obama2070]

@Vishakha passed on through generations

[@cahidijoyoraharjo7833]

Not everyone can be strong. If you force someone to be someone they're not, they'll break.

[@joe22w]

The kid in this situation has a tremendous amount of sensitivity and care because of how he treats his sister and animals. He processes external stimulus much more than the average human. In many ways that is considered the greatest strength.

[@AnnaPxx]

@@joe22w couldn't have said it better. As I see it, the little boy is much stronger and balanced than his father, who is an ham-fisted emotional wreck

[@cynthiawillis6701]

If I was the mother, I would have never allowed the father to beat my son like that. He would've had to kill me first.

[@mickyboymccoy7632]

What if Little Francie was wearing your underwear and your pet gerbils kept going missing?

[@cynthiawillis6701]

@@mickyboymccoy7632 I'd simply explain to Francie that it's not safe to use other people's gerbils and order him to give them back to you

[@mickyboymccoy7632]

@@cynthiawillis6701 Cindy Cindy Cindy, You can do better than this. Look deep into your comedic soul and find a better funnier come back than this. You can do it, I have faith in you baby.

[@mickyboymccoy7632]

@@cynthiawillis6701 BTW, Its common knowledge the little Francie hides hid inhaler / butt plug up his rectum to stop the gerbils from escaping.

[@robliptak93]

Respectfully disagree. It wasn’t until my mom divorced that the abuse stopped. Mom was powerless at a time when the husband could beat his wife and kids. Sadly, no real discourse is possible when you have a troll more interested in butt plugs, gerbils and women’s underwear. Oh, he did write something about “faith.” Probable Roman Catholic priest to be?

[@littlemrpinkness295]

I think I'm more disappointed in the father than he is of his son...

[@watcherwlc53]

Absolutely.

[@theoriginalrad]

Great short - top acting, direction, cinematography and writing - It's kinda like Billy Elliot but in reverse

[@Kuralai95]

It would be great to tell ourselves that the father learned his lesson after almost losing his son, but, frankly he probably won't. People don't change.

[@cahidijoyoraharjo7833]

My father is like that. And you're right, he's still like that to this very day.

[@aprylatoms]

I agree. Also, I saw a hint of disappointment on the Dad's face when his son did start waking up. But I would like to give the Dad the benefit of the doubt especially when he sat down next to him at the end. It's in my nature to see good in others, so difficult at times...

[@jithin2216]

I do believe that people can change. Everybody can, if they realise their mistake and consciously decide that they want to stop doing that. We can't force anybody to change tho.

[@lincolnk.1964]

Your very mistaken on that

[@watcherwlc53]

yeah, I think the lesson might be lost on him. too entrenched in the worst ideas.

[@cchapa7470]

Glad I didn't read the description till after. Wanted so much to have the ending I wanted but the ending is true to real life. Great short.

[@SuperCHERISHED]

This short film was outstanding! The story line, the actors, the set and landscaping were amazing and authentic. It was truly difficult to witness the little boy being physically and psychologically abused by his damaged father. The boy suffered with asthma and he has him out trying to fight. The father does not even make sure the child has an inhaler before leaving the house. I know he took the child out of the home without discussing it with his mother. The father's definition of soft means 'I absolutely do not accept YOU! We don't always receive the children we want but we receive the children we need. We are taught lessons by our children. I am very frighten for this boy! He is constantly being told that something is wrong with him. Children are curious about the clothes and makeup their mother may wear. The little boy had other interest. His father was overflowing with FEAR, it was palpable! He brutalized his son physically and left marks on his body! Every boy doesn't want to kill for sport an innocent animal. I know we have dominion over animal life but I don't understand killing for sport. The father was also, I know physically and psychologically abusive to his wife. The child's mother was in a domestic violence relationship. She stood up for her son but eventually became coward because of fear of what he would do to her. There were so many serious family problems in the film. Bravo to these incredible actors in telling this story in a very believable manner! God bless all children who are in horrific life situations!

[@alexgabriel5650]

Typical example of a victim making more victims... The dad isn't bad or evil. He was probably just like his son when he was a kid, but his own dad would beat him and make him fight, so he grew up to repress his natural way of being and became like that because he was brought up to believe he had no choice and that was the right way. And he knows no better than doing with his own son what his own dad did to him, still believing that is the right way. His wife and brother realize that's wrong and tell him so, but he still doesn't realize it, or at least has a hard time accepting it.

[@harshkum]

👍🏻

[@watcherwlc53]

well, mostly true... but is it really right to say the dad isn't bad or evil? just because he deludes himself into thinking he is good, and doing a good or necessary thing, doesn't mean he is.

[@bobbytheblade2550]

I have 5 kids - all boys, and it's not easy to just let them be who they are, but deep down, it's the right thing to do. All I want for my boys is for them to have peace of mind and happiness in life.

[@bringonthelocust7764]

Well this broke my heart. I cant imagine my sons having a father like that. I would never let my boys get a finger laid on em. Not by bullies...not by anyone, esp. Over what..."being soft" ridiculous.

[@Fatelvis2]

I dont agree with the father belting him but I do think that EVERYONE should learn to defend themselves

[@xd._.28234]

@@Fatelvis2 that's true tho, self defense is so important, but what the dad did in this story wasn't OK OK all

[@nicolemurray3308]

This made me cry. Especially when he gets belted over the lipstick

[@mickyboymccoy7632]

You should have seen the beating little Francie got when caught with mommy's vibrator

[@nicolemurray3308]

@@Bigbubba1993- lmfao

[@nicolemurray3308]

@@mickyboymccoy7632 what🤣

[@onks1796]

@@Bigbubba1993-bisexual and proud 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈

[@rai.2876]

@@Bigbubba1993- i hope this is a joke

[@Angela-ot7es]

Another excellent short. It's tough having a parent that's willing to use abusive tactics to force you to be something you're not.

[@michaelsmithers9961]

Very powerful but all too familier.

[@justinx9892]

Looks like the story of Irish gypsies like Tyson Fury

[@starboy2291]

:thought me how to respect our people : apparently he forgot he beat his son senseless

[@ggrinfan]

We continue to live in a brutal world, where violence is still more important than love. And at the same time, love is still the only way to end violence. Very nice short film, very well done, too well done because it hurt me to the last fiber of my being to see that little boy mistreated in that way.

[@bigcapper2689]

Violence is necessary on a physical level for humans. We cause far too much subtle aggression and for us to pretend we are all docile loving creatures is a plain fallacy. I'm sorry champ but it's never gonna happen in our dimension. Men have to hold a stick, for fear of a man with a bigger stick. It will always be this way and you or Jacquees Fresco have no clue how to fix it

[@ggrinfan]

@@bigcapper2689 Wow you seem to have forgotten that you should only drink decaf. You will see that you are wrong, if you live to see it, although I doubt it.

[@TheWorstWarlock]

Wants his son to be tough. Names him "Francie"....

[@mr.mrs.d.7015]

So much for Mum saying she wouldnt let him hurt her boy. I so want to scoop that boy up in my arms right now

[@charliefoster3221]

Unfortunately I had to learn to fight as a kid and all the education lead to me attempting to beat my father with 2"X4" while he was trying to beat another man down. Voilence is sickening to me thanks to growing up rough.

[@alexbelles1370]

The dad obviously learned this fearful power dynamic as a kid, hard to see it come back around and hurt his own son too. The men in this movie treat their sons like dogs, fighting them like that with the lack of respect for their well-being.

[@johncamp7679]

What's more important, at the end, its just having a Son. (in this film)

[@anthonyb7571]

He left his gun... which is good because he chose his son over his gun.

[@t.a.hamilton9125]

Anyone else have a father like this¿ . . . someone who should’ve never been a parent. Do you remember those daily beatings that left bruises and sometimes bleeding¿ . . .Then he kills himself. He NEVER should have been a parent. Even though you hate him, you still somewhat miss him.

[@caryd67]

I’ll never miss him.

[@bobwelsh666]

Like hell I would know thank god my dad is great

[@bigcapper2689]

This video has such a lasting impression on me because my father treated me like this for better and for worse. It's like I am the picture of masculinity most men aspire to be, but my emotional connectivity is off. I was forced to play hard contact sports until I injured myself into an early retirement all before highschool. All just to please my father and his idea of what I should have been and not what I am

[@mysticalmisty9772]

This was a very touching story of a father trying to make his Son a Gypsy Traveler *Which was obviously beat into him to be Strong & Macho* But the Son is a quiet lad & doesn’t want that… It just shows us the sadness of not having the choice to be, who you want to be! Well Done 👏 to The team that made this!

[@jobisselle2861]

Superb acting....great cinematography. Irish film alive and kicking!

[@dazzamcg2369]

This same fella that shot nidge in love/hate. Great actor

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

"Don't cross your legs; you'll do yourself harm"??? Do some people believe that?

[@wilmetteentwistle9242]

I knew a kid like this. His dad wouldn't let him eat dinner unless he got in a fight daily.

[@paulabrown6840]

I cry for every little boy ever treated like this. It’s soul crushing! My dad forced my twin brother to wear my dress to the playground for wetting the bed. My brother has a kindhearted spirit...our “dad” called him a sissy 😢. I never loved him after that. I never forgave him. I have forgiven him for what he did to me.

[@walkwithmeASMR]

He knows his son will struggle in their community if he can't keep up physically. I feel for them both.

[@ScubaShark--8964]

*_As an Asian that's beaten by my dad and mentally abused by my mom since I was in kindergarten, I had my right hand broken by my dad last week..._* _Western family are rather usually better at educating kids without violence in my opinion..._ *_My dad basically ruined my childhood and my life, he injected fear and make me flinch at anything anytime..._*_ I have depression and anxiety because of that, and I don't want it..._

[@harshkum]

I witnessed the same in my home (in India). I struggle with anxiety too.

[@spookyel]

I feel u

[@cheesenugget9845]

I hope you can escape there soon

[@skylinecaeplc9558]

The writer chose not to break our hearts by saving the boy's life!.....The father may have learned the hard way, .....like most of us!!! Amazingly powerful message!

[@neverthesame7887]

Powerfully done. The father loves his son, oh he does. The problem is he's letting his ego tell him what to love about Francie and what not to love--how being macho makes HIM look good. It's a lesson to be learned, for sure: love people unconditionally and love them for who THEY are.

[@XManiiakX]

He obviously did love his son, which is why he was doing him a favor toughening him up. People tend to respect a soft guy ALOT less.

[@stuthijha2994]

@@XManiiakX thats actually a big misconception ... a good person respects everybody..... why dont you be that person

[@sonquatsch8585]

son is more of a fighter than dad. the irish swing back with a hard left hook ! great film.

[@peterrodby2786]

Gerry Cooney should attempt to help his son enjoy fitness by training together. But Pops ain't got the patience and throws him into the fire. Get the kid to develop his foundation, the mechanics involved to build a solid worker

[@OdysseyK]

Moral of the story: don't have asthma

[@SpotlessLeopard]

How dare you. As an asthma sufferer, I COUGH COUGH COUGH COUGH (Dies)

[@youssefa.2251]

@@SpotlessLeopard PLSSS 💀🤣

[@SpotlessLeopard]

@@youssefa.2251 (puts one dead thumb up)

[@mladyyoureapeasant6958]

@@SpotlessLeopard hey uhm.. u forgot to mention *cough cough* at end *cough*

[@SpotlessLeopard]

@@mladyyoureapeasant6958 My lungs fell out and a Seagull flew away with them. At least it was wearing a mask though, so all is well.

[@ciandaly8648]

It’s crazy to see Irish settings on this channel! Makes me proud of my country!

[@brucevancamp4498]

I mean after all, he did name him Francis. Think about it. God bless the child.

[@martinrudden7901]

Gonna give this a watch for sure

[@doobiestudios1107]

I partially can empathize with the dad. I mean you never should treat your son like that just because he’s wimpy or gay but trying to toughen the kid is good parenting. Even if he is gay he still should be able to defend himself like a man. Actually by being gay he has even more reasons to learn how to defend himself. It’s a pretty harsh world out there

[@vollasca1925]

I agree, i had pansy kids

[@OnlyTheChronic]

As the Mother of an asthmatic that terrified me and as the wife of a man who was treated like that and worse as a child I can say that is not the way.. you will teach him to be tough alright... and when he can't go around hitting other men guess who he will hit? Because he's traumatized and brainwashed to be violent he will punish those behind his own closed doors.

[@user-fy7ru4ii1i]

As a husband and a father who treasures his wife (and her opinion), doesn't beat his children, doesn't smoke, doesn't drink and doesn't curse...I can't relate to this guy at all. Being a man doesn't mean you can throw or take a punch (or shoot an animal). It's about providing for your family. That means physical, emotional and spiritual support.

[@Tocinos]

Narcissism: The Movie

[@sonquatsch8585]

o.k. screw this dad for bullying his son by proxy and then got the nerve to call him franci. the double standard is strong with this one...a minute in and u know this is great. and then got the nerve to be wearing a ring on his pinky. wtf.

[@Kuralai95]

Subtitles!!!! Yaaaaaay, appreciate them so much😢

[@cahidijoyoraharjo7833]

Same here! I'd be lost without them! The writer of this short story is very considerate.

[@ps4692]

If the dad did have such a black and white vision of gender role maybe the son wouldn’t be questioning his gender identity, ie lipstick. Kids have rudimentary thought processes, concrete operational, he probably thought “hey I can’t live up to what my father thinks a boy should be so maybe I’m better at being a girl.” There’s nothing wrong with being a boy and not being aggressive. The father drove his son to question his place in the spectrum.

[@FCS7]

His son should force his father to diet.

[@FCS7]

I’m not watching this nonsense.

[@OdysseyK]

LMAOOO

[@FCS7]

What I said is a grammatical nightmare.

[@OdysseyK]

@@FCS7 what?

[@DarionDAnjou]

the whole making his father carry him through the woods running is step 1

[@augustvonmackensen1101]

Moral of the story: You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make it drink.

[@Knapweed]

Very well portrayed with some outstanding acting. Good job!

[@caryd67]

Paddy got learnt

[@xamurai00]

Unless you have a child of your own you wont understand the hell the father was going through running back through the woods thinking your child is dying and carrying not only the weight of your child but the weight of your sin.

[@darkythecrazyninja5228]

I think I trust my dog more than people 1:44 Combo take sucks but 2:22 left, right Hook, Left Hook

[@darkythecrazyninja5228]

Locks stick cone pivot

[@shaneellis1964]

John Connors what a legend.

[@bobbierobinson6269]

My mother always told us to never start a fight, but if anyone started one with us to fight back. BTW, no one wins every fight because sooner or later there is going to be someone bigger and badder. Smile, laugh, enjoy life and you'll have much less confrontation.

[@SuperSpectrom]

This is literally Amon's backstory

[@EkardRimidalv]

Yep but darker

[@cheesenugget9845]

Who is Amom

[@EkardRimidalv]

@@cheesenugget9845 Ohhhhohohohoh

[@benjenstarkk]

It looks like in the end the Dad still didn't change. Apparently not even the near death experience could change a person.

[@scottjohnson6455]

This seemed to be 100% real. Can't give a higher rating than that.

[@oskeymccaffrey4667]

We all only understand ourselves without any will to understand others..

[@jewelsland3376]

Made me cry 😭

[@ItsHazeBuster70]

THE ACTING ON THIS CHANNEL IS AWARD WINNING 😢

[@Alleycat938]

Excellent acting.

[@mickyboymccoy7632]

Breathe II: Little Franice runs away to join a traveling Drag Queen show.

[@Fatelvis2]

I dont know if I would beat him over the lipstick but I would sure as hell try and discourage it

[@xd._.28234]

lol.

[@mickyboymccoy7632]

@@Fatelvis2 Especially as we know where little Franny hides that lipstick along with his inhaler and pet gerbil

[@mrinmoybanik5598]

Pretty relatable!

[@PaulMcManus-td3bm]

Very powerful

[@suckmyballzgameplays7172]

I tottally get a father not wanting his son to be a soft pansie. Hes doing that because he loves his son

[@cheesenugget9845]

He beat his son here and didn’t allow him to wear lipstick. Denying the child self expression

[@xd._.28234]

no, he has trauma, and didn't experience anything else himself, he needed therapy to get to better and realize what he did wasn't OK. He won't see it alone, he needs help from the outside. Because he damaged more than helped, even if wasn't technically intentional

[@daveparkes8539]

I pretty sure that the father was disappointed that he woke up. Disposable things, Disposable people. A very clear reflection of what kind of people we have become as a whole. Dimmer is the light, fewer are the heroes.

[@fishganggamers2322]

the first mistake was naming him francie

[@xd._.28234]

x'D i-

[@mrhighjynx]

Love heals.

[@dfsempire2712]

Forgot that this guy was in cardboard gangsters

[@dazzamcg2369]

And in love/hate. An Irish series about gangland crime in Dublin

[@c_n_b]

4:15 Ahh, caravans. Now it all makes sense.

[@bigc5630]

John Connors can do it all!!! What a ralent!

[@comovocepensalhedefine1464]

That's top acting!

[@IFoundMyNiche5200]

That's right Mate: Respect the land mother nature brought him back with the oxygen from the Green trees etc!!!

[@sourpatch4209]

Im halfway through the vid and as of now the dad is not in the wrong

[@Bigbubba1993-]

Thank you ‼️‼️💯💯💯

[@ginotarabotto]

Very beautiful, but not too clear on the ending.

[@twindrill2852]

The son had an asthma attack but survived.

[@audremoon4947]

Who else thought that the dad shot the son at first?

[@alofritzmaul3818]

I would have just packed a bowl and handed over the bong.

[@Godisfirst21]

An alpha man can seem so attractive.....until you have a child with one.

[@patrickvangelder8088]

Women should seek out beta males to procreate, ... o wait.... they won`t.

[@cahidijoyoraharjo7833]

@@patrickvangelder8088 A lot of people are superficial, they only see what's on the outside.

[@codeXenigma]

@@patrickvangelder8088 Only women that feel insecure are attracted to thugs, but soon run from domestic abuse. They are not worth it.

[@alexgabriel5650]

@Vishakha He was a victim of his own upbringing, as well. He acts according to what he believes is the right way, and although he is wrong he doesn't realize that. Only his wife does.

[@XManiiakX]

@Vishakha what’s the part that makes him an insecure little coward?

[@liveitloveit2956]

Touchy. I grew up without a father. =)

[@The_Republic_of_Ireland]

Seen John Connors. Instant like, one of Ireland's best

[@cahidijoyoraharjo7833]

Who's he? The one playing the Dad?

[@alexgabriel5650]

@@cahidijoyoraharjo7833 Yes.

[@cahidijoyoraharjo7833]

That is one of the best on Ireland? Even after he showed minimal expression on his face? Thank God he's not the best from all around the world! No offense, but I think there's definitely room for improvement.

[@dazzamcg2369]

His an amazing actor. He was in that Irish TV series love/hate too

[@a.m.thomas9366]

So they couldn't pick another man to play the " macho father".... 🙄 I think he is rather an abusive man, not " macho." 😠

[@misterxmistery7424]

I think most of us got beaten with a belt when we were kids. At least people who are in their 30's now. It's not as traumatizing nor leaves a mental "scar" like Hollywood tries to paint, lol.

[@cheesenugget9845]

It does. Combined with the emotional abuse it really does

[@princewek3811]

Good job

[@K_Cameron]

Would give anything to be an actor in these short films 🥺🥺

[@bakegirl164]

The dad is strong enough to take a life, but is he "man" enough to take care of one

[@daniglover3871]

the father was so right tho ....and i love that accent 😍

[@amandachallis5649]

Well Done! Thanks for sharing.

[@abhim6380]

What happened in the end

[@krishelfferich3487]

I thought same thing. Did the Dad learn a lesson?

[@cahidijoyoraharjo7833]

@@krishelfferich3487 I think it's open to interpretations. I prefer to think that he's learned his lesson and leave his son alone.

[@beeARTcanada]

I saw fear in the boy’s eyes and posture wearing very colourful feminine pjs, that his father will continue as is.

[@krishelfferich3487]

@@cahidijoyoraharjo7833 true

[@cahidijoyoraharjo7833]

@@beeARTcanada I prefer to be an optimist. I mean, the same dark thought had crossed my mind too. But I prefer the bright side.

[@matthewgodinez8363]

Poor child they need to take the kid away from them

[@nicholasg9804]

wait does the boy die?

[@lotusquinn101]

That's what I was wondering too...

[@twindrill2852]

No, look at the last shot.

[@marcustyrone6717]

Moral of the story Men; Don't make your sons be "tough"! Make them want 2b "tough" 🤷🏾

[@marcustyrone6717]

Nah but seriously I teach my son it's OK to have a sensitive side but there's benefits in having a tough side as well. There's times for both and it's upto you to decide when to use what but whenever you use one, make sure the results aren't detrimental to you.

[@christinesorensen8050]

Very disappointed in the ending. Whole story was so well done and built up to the conflict, then just dropped. We know nothing of if there was any change of direction in the father, which was the conflict of the whole story.

[@dinos9607]

.... and I need to tell my own to calm down. Oh well... maybe I am just a lucky father then.