i like a lot of different kinds of music...cole porter, motorhead, zero 7, flogging molly, tori amos, nine inch nails, brian eno, laurie anderson, lou reed, nwa, public enemy, me first & the gimme gimmes, john coltrane, miles davis, johnny cash, ben folds five, most 80's new wave stuff and everything in between....currently am stuck on dresden dolls, louis xiv, my chemical romance, and old run dmc....
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What kind of music do you listen to?
by Dustin ini like to listen to alot of music.
i am mostly a hard rocker, godsmack, soil, marilyn manson.
i also like alot of rap, snoop, g-unit, kanye west, xzibit.
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What's Your Opinion of the Internet?
by minimus inthe watctower society demonizes the internet.
there have been many unsubstantiated reports that have been proven false on the 'net.
and there have been some very helpful sources here.
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living with a housebound man the internet really helps make his/our lives easier.
we can pay bills online. i order books online. i have a few message boards i post at and i keep in touch with some dear friends thru email. its also an awesome research tool. i never give him a new prescription without first looking it up and making sure its not going to interfere with other things he takes or eats. (cant always depend on pharmacists) we order pizza online, also, if i had to do without poppit or word mojo i'd probably die.
wow....exactly my thoughts....well, except for scrabble and zuma on the games end....haha we do our grocery shopping, movie renting, pizza ordering, bill paying, clothes buying, and gift buying online.....i adore the internet and have trouble remembering life without it....
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Message from a jew
by Satanus inhttp://www.latimes.com/news/printedition/suncommentary/la-op-stein9jan09,1,7655526.column?coll=la-headlines-suncomment&ctrack=1&cset=true
january 9, 2005. why hot, waspy chicks love jews.
by joel stein.
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very cute and funny!!!
hq~who thought the gals loved the jewish boys because they rocked in bed
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Who's Your Daddy, Green Bay!?
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this is the part where you talk about your now tarnishing lombardi trophies.
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there was MASSIVE celebrating in my house!!! go, vikings...go, vikings...go...go...go, vikings!!!!!!!
hq~who has a packer's avatar because of a bet, but is asking the 'other party' to change their avatar!!!!
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Not love, not lust, but something in-between
by logansrun inon christmas eve i got the chance to get together with an old friend, also an ex-witness, who was visiting from new york.
his life has been something of a hedonic treadmill and only recently has gotten off of it to find, as i like to call him, the sensitive new age jesus.
well, anyway, we got on the subject of sex and relationships.
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If your partner is of any redeeming moral character and quality, and it appears that he must be, as most men would jump at the chance to de-flower a true virgin without even a thought, much less a second thought, well she could surely leave herself open to be plucked by someone of a lot less.
the idea that 'most men' would jump at this chance is absurd....i know for me and several of the females i have known, we had to practically beg a guy to be our first....they have it in their mind that the girl will fall in love and want to settle down, blahblahblah....in my case, it was the opposite; the guy wanted to settle down and move in after i thanked him kindly for taking care of my 'little problem'...
anyways, some fine points have been made about the 'sanctity of virginity'...i don't think it is that big of a deal anymore..or it shouldn't be...sex is not love...and love is not needed for tremendously good sex...sure, it helps, but for getting one's virginity out of the way? no...
as sixy so perfectly put it..."I'd much rather be the "first good lover" than just "the first" anyday."
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If I were to visit your town for the first time..
by doodle-v inwhat food places would you reccomend?
if im in a new town, i like going to eat at places that locals go to that most like likely are not in all the tourists guides, if possible.
if you were to come to my town, i'd probably take you to eat at dick's drive in (best burgers imo) and if you were in the mood for something fancy, maybe el gauchos (best steakhouse imo) and terrific atmosphere... how bout you?
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near me there is an AWESOME breakfast/lunch place called Good Neighbor Restaurant that is owned by a sweet family and has the best egg salad sandwiches around! for italian food, we go to a little place called Zachs that's in a converted house...and, if you're really nice, we'll drive down to los angeles proper and hit Roscoe's Chicken & Waffles...mmmmmmm
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This Is The Wife.
by Englishman inwhy do blokes say this?.
i've lost count of the number of times an aquaintance or customer introduces his partner by saying: "oh yeah, this is the wife".. .
the wife?.
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i love that phrase...'the wife' ...when asking my friends how their significant others are i always say 'how's the wife' or 'how's wifey'.....of course, i also don't mind being called a 'chick' or a 'broad'...so, i am a freak....
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The Sea Organization - part of Scientology. A *MUST* Read
by pr_capone inhttp://www.xenu.net/archive/so/index.html
wow... i couldnt stop reading this.
no offence really intended to any of you out there who believe this but you all are nutters!.
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having spent 4 years working for a business run by scientologists i can assure you that this stuff is just the tip of the iceberg....talk about your wacky cults and crazy people....most of the higher members never even completed high school and, like another religion we all know and love, higher education (not through their own methods) is highly discouraged....
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they sell them at urban outfitters.....
btw...unique1..love the avatar...
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Eddie Izzard is a God!
by Wild_Thing ini can't be the only eddie izzard fan out there!
some of his bits: .
"here we go: don't do bad things, only do good things.
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It absolutely cracked me up when he did this "Just heard Englebert Humperdink died" after the interval of one of his shows. Actually, it sounds a bit sick just written here in cold black and white, but it was very funny - trust me. One of those things where you just had to be there I suppose. He kept it up for about 15 minutes, with the "only joking - no seriously" hand gestures.
Jesus - I wish I hadn't started this now! I'm trying to describe a visual gag on a message board. D'OHLMAO!! but i can totally see the nodding and shaking of head....my friends and i do that ALL the time...in fact, we may do eddie more than python...i know, blasphemy!
and, yes, his james mason as god is bloody brilliant!!!!