[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jaytronics:
So, I might as well give the answer that I was not looking for to the question. But non the less it did work. So, this is what I had to do to get it back to what looks like the working version of the ROM that I broke.

What I did was an advanced restore. I would suggest one thing that every one do. Once you load a ROM onto your phone and you see that all the basics are working. I would do a Nandroid of that ROM. That way in the future, you will have the base to build off of if something goes wrong in a mod.

If you never did a Nandroid of the ROM when you first loaded it. I would suggest downloading or finding the copy of the ROM in question. Installing it on the phone and then doing a Nandroid of it.

So, lets say that you make it so that you can not boot into your current ROM after doing something dumb like. I don't know, like deleting the build prop file. LOL

Here are the steps that I took after semi bricking this thing.

Step one- Boot into clockwork recovery

Step two- Make a Nandroid of the ROM that you broke. Reason being is because that ROM is set up just the way that you like it.

Step Three- Go to mounts and storage then mount USB storage and backup everything you deem important for that just in case scenario. But most importantly, backup the nandroids that are in your clockwork folder.

Steep Four- Go to wipe data/factory reset and after that wipe the cache partition

Step Five- Go to backup and restore. Select advanced restore and select the original just out of the box ROM that you had made a back up of when you first loaded it to your phone. Select restore system. After that restore has completed back out of there.

Step Six- Select backup and restore again. Then advanced restore again. Now select the ROM that you had broken. Select restore boot,data and cache. Do not select system. That part of the image in this case is broken.

After you have completed these steps boot the phone. You should be good to go. I know that I am now. I know that depending on what it is that you broke will depend on what you do and do not load to your phone through the advanced restore options. But I suppose if we did things correctly . Like making a Nandroid before we went messing with things, we would not have had to go through this in the first place. But, some of us get a little to impatient at times and jump the gun. Any way, lesson learned. Well at least for now.

I would hope that no one has to look for a post such as this. Because it most likely means that you are going insane looking for ways to get back all that you have lost. I know that I was a bit irked. And I literally spent all day looking for help. And to no avail. So I decided to experiment with things. Luckily, I had the patience to not give up. Now I am right back to where I started before I messed the phone up. Oh by the way. I suggest making a backup now. You don't want to have to do this again. Not that it was hard or anything. But do the smart thing and save your self a hand full of steps and time. If I had done the proper thing last night. I would have been able to go to work today. Yes, me working is dependent on me having my cell. Why? Because, I use tethering on my Thunderbolt to connect my Xoom to the internet. And Google maps is in need of data to work properly. And i drive allover New England. Any way, enough about me. I hope this was helpful to whom ever found this.