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this is something.
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Tuesday, September 18, 2001
09:44 AM :: drunkenmaster :: reply
it put's the lotion in the basket
08:51 AM :: kingdavid :: 1 reply
according to fuckedcompany, clearchannel has banned all these songs from radio due to "questionable content".
some of these are ridiculous. no, let me rephrase that. ALL of these are ridiculous. banning songs because of the crap that happened in nyc & dc is just stupid. especially these. it's like banning almost every good song ever written.
FYI, clearchannel owns our own 96 rock, and probably a couple others. personally, if i was a dj and i was told i couldn't play these, i'd tell someone to go fuck themselves and play everything from this list.
03:48 AM :: fantastico :: reply
Our shitty "GAP" commercial has been made fantastic. Please view.
12:53 AM :: Mary Strawberry :: 6 replies
Nostradamus's thoughts on the subject apparently...
"In the year of the new century and nine months,
From the sky will come a great King of Terror...
The sky will burn at forty-five degrees.
Fire approaches the great new city..."
In the city of york there will be a great collapse, 2
twin brothers torn apart by chaos while the fortress
fall the great leader will succumb and third big war
will begin when the big city is burning -
NOSTRADAMUS
2001 is the first year of the new century and this is
the 9th month.
New York is located at the 45th degree Latitude.
He also said that this will be the third World War and
it would be
bigger than the last two wars. I hope he is wrong, but
judging from his predictions of Hitler, Napoleon, and Pearl Harbor, he's not.
Monday, September 17, 2001 - 4 new quotes
03:29 PM :: slacker :: 3 replies
hey people, if anyone has a good monitor or knows of a good deal on a monitor 15',17' whatever that does atleast 1024x768 i'm looking around for one for brandy and her computer i got her... so if anyone has one or knows of one just post or email me... thanks
03:14 PM :: funkcow13 :: 1 reply
"If you're looking for the clear act of cowardice around the bombing of the Cole, then, look to the effort to describe it to the countrymen of the murdered sailors. To suggest that an organized attack, brought off skillfully by members of what must be an extraordinarily cohesive organization, represents nothing more than some simpering spasm of pathetic hatred is to carefully miss the very large, very unpleasant point: People who destroy human life in this precise manner are not alone, and not disorganized, and very much not finished."
Them Against Fire written by Chris Bray.
02:30 PM :: kingdavid :: 9 replies
go market! dow jones down 650 points!
anybody got a spare grand they want to let me borrow so i can start up my putnam account? please?
01:17 PM :: bobdonlan :: 9 replies
So cnn.com is a good web site and all right. I just checked the stats on what america thinks we shold do if Afghanistan refuses to turn over Bin Laden. 53% say we should have massive military attack against afghanistan... Now that just doesn't make sense.
That would be like someone attacking us because they all figure we are like Timothy McVeigh. Please tell me I am not alone in the opinion that we shouldn't have massive military action against afghanistan...
12:53 AM :: bobdonlan :: reply
Fractals are cool stuff. I found a kick ass program that allows you to examine certain kinds. I have been zooming in for the past 30 minutes, and it still keeps going. Infinity is a good thing...
Sunday, September 16, 2001 - 9 new quotes
11:03 PM :: bobseric :: 18 replies
can someone who knows give a link to a tutorial that show how to set up good encryption in win2k (with outlook express, preferably)? i don't want technical, because i can find those. i want to set up up so the government can't read my mail.
10:26 PM :: interchange :: 6 replies
I wonder how people who are born deaf think...
09:04 PM :: bobdonlan :: 6 replies
You cannot depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus.
Mark Twain
07:38 PM :: jimaussie :: reply
A ShinDig PartyI like to think of it as a down with Van Laden party
06:53 PM :: drunkenmaster :: 2 replies
hey look at that. i finally caught up with the total number of original posts made on something. sweet.
05:59 PM :: bejean :: 7 replies
www.bejean.net
01:40 PM :: drunkenmaster :: 12 replies
weeeee
02:06 AM :: funkcow13 :: 6 replies
Is it me or are most forms of popular media trying to erase the World Trade Center before the terrorist attack from the American memory? I can totally understand why, but still, "If we forget the past we are doomed to repeate it."
01:23 AM :: Mr. Crowe :: 4 replies
The Sonz of Acworth turned human in considering taking up an offer by Southern Refund to perform at a NY victims benefit outdoor concert at U.S. Play in two weeks. Again, this is tentative, depending on who is available, and if time permits this and practice for it to happen.
This may be ticketed as the "Shoot Osama bin Laden in the Face Tour 2001," "Merciless Death to Osama bin Laden and his Family Tour 2001," or some other title in the works.
12:21 AM :: bobseric :: 7 replies
worries
Those who desire to give up Freedom in order to gain Security, will not have, nor do they deserve, either one. - Thomas Jefferson
Saturday, September 15, 2001 - 1 new quote
04:08 PM :: Schtomp :: 5 replies
I'm looking for some good industrial techno...some along the lines of prodigy, but someone other than prodigy. Anybody got any suggestions?
12:54 PM :: funkcow13 :: 4 replies
Make it green
September 14, 2001
BY ROGER EBERT
If there is to be a memorial, let it not be of stone and steel. Fly no flag above it, for it is not the possession of a nation but a sorrow shared with the world.
Let it be a green field, with trees and flowers. Let there be paths that wind through the shade. Put out park benches where old people can sun in the summertime, and a pond where children can skate in the winter.
Beneath this field will lie entombed forever some of the victims of September 11. It is not where they thought to end their lives. Like the sailors of the battleship Arizona, they rest where they fell.
Let this field stretch from one end of the destruction to the other. Let this open space among the towers mark the emptiness in our hearts. But do not make it a sad place. Give it no name. Let people think of it as the green field. Every living thing that is planted there will show faith in the future.
Let students take a corner of the field and plant a crop there. Perhaps corn, our native grain. Let the harvest be shared all over the world, with friends and enemies, because that is the teaching of our religions, and we must show that we practice them. Let the harvest show that life prevails over death, and let the gifts show that we love our neighbors.
Do not build again on this place. No building can stand there. No building, no statue, no column, no arch, no symbol, no name, no date, no statement. Just the comfort of the earth we share, to remind us that we share it.
Copyright © Chicago Sun-Times Inc.
01:22 AM :: funkcow13 :: 3 replies
Never drink sake on an empty stomach.
Friday, September 14, 2001 - 1 new quote
05:14 PM :: crazeekates :: 1 reply
Does anyone know of anything fun to do in the city for realatively cheep....and that older people waould want to do(i.e. my dad)? if so please reply as soon as possible. thank you.
10:05 AM :: Mary Strawberry :: 3 replies
Anybody want a can of whoop ass?
http://www.acanofwhoopass.com/360animation.htm
08:10 AM :: drunkenmaster :: 5 replies
A little old lady had always wanted to join a local biker club. One day she goes up and knocks on the door. A big, hairy, bearded biker with tattoo’s all over his arms answers. She proclaims, “I want to join your club.”
The guy was amused, but says she needs to meet certain biker requirements in order to join. The biker asks; “Do you have a motorcycle?
The little old lady replies “Yep ... my bike’s parked over there”, and points to a flamed black Harley chopper in the driveway.
The biker asks, “Do you drink?”
The little old lady replies, “Yep, drink like a fish. I’ll drink any man in your club under the table.”
The biker asks, “Do you smoke?”
The little old lady replies, “Yep...smoke like a chimney. At least 4 packs of cigarettes and three joints a day and a couple of cigars in the evening, while I’m shooting pool.”
The biker is very impressed and asks, “Last question, have you ever been picked up by the fuzz?”
The little old lady thinks for a minute and says, “Nope, but I’ve been swung around by my nipples a few times.”
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