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thank you, drive thru.
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thank you, drive thru.
haven't been here in forever.
tomasbot = add me on myspace!
tomasbot = add me on myspace!
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labrea:
hi friend how are you ??thankyou for the add!!
ok so its been a while. with all that crazyness going on...
things are sort of back to normal.
i injured my back so i feel like an old man. or have been for the last few weeks.
there's also wayyyy too much traffic around here. poorly planned place, really-it was bad enough before but from all the people that came here from new orleans,...
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things are sort of back to normal.
i injured my back so i feel like an old man. or have been for the last few weeks.
there's also wayyyy too much traffic around here. poorly planned place, really-it was bad enough before but from all the people that came here from new orleans,...
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zizilia:
Hello =0)
kharnalbloodlust:
perhaps chat me up all friendly-like and then we'll decide about things like lists... 
and indeed. blinkers are totally necessary.
and indeed. blinkers are totally necessary.
taken from whatreallyhappened.com
i was reading this article on jfk jr. and it had this thing in it which i found to be pretty neat in a fucked up way.
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Asked to give a toast before the prestigious New York Press Club, John Swinton, the former Chief of Staff at the New York Times, made this candid confession [it's worth noting that Swinton was...
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i was reading this article on jfk jr. and it had this thing in it which i found to be pretty neat in a fucked up way.
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Asked to give a toast before the prestigious New York Press Club, John Swinton, the former Chief of Staff at the New York Times, made this candid confession [it's worth noting that Swinton was...
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beckricci:
Wow, that's amazing! I just checked off one more box in my Paranoia Checklist (tm).
okay so today i checked out a guy and he tells me he can barely see but that he's going to try his hardest for the book he's getting.
allright, you know...that sucks. too bad.
anyways-he comes back...with about 5 different gun and hunting magazines...
WHAT!?
allright, you know...that sucks. too bad.
anyways-he comes back...with about 5 different gun and hunting magazines...
WHAT!?
beckricci:
FUCK ME!!! I totolly didn't know you were on the site, much less a friend. How come people don't tell me this! how are thinga? Are you still with Misty? Hey dude, we totally have to see Pieces together someday.
Sory dude i feel like an asshole for notsaying 'Hi" or anything before.
Oh man. Parties are weak and for losers. Didn't you know that? Talking about losers and nude paties you should make it to the country club (634 Louisa St. in NOLA) This Friday at 11pm for the nude punk rock show/skinny dipping party. I won't be naked. (Cuz you know, getting bare ass is for nerds and hot women).
[Edited on Aug 09, 2005 4:53PM]
Sory dude i feel like an asshole for notsaying 'Hi" or anything before.
Oh man. Parties are weak and for losers. Didn't you know that? Talking about losers and nude paties you should make it to the country club (634 Louisa St. in NOLA) This Friday at 11pm for the nude punk rock show/skinny dipping party. I won't be naked. (Cuz you know, getting bare ass is for nerds and hot women).
[Edited on Aug 09, 2005 4:53PM]
http://www.wistv.com/Global/story.asp?S=3377573
(Springfield, Illinois-NBC) May 22, 2005 - It appears Darth Vader delivered an unwelcome show of force at an Illinois movie theater this weekend.
Police in Springfield, Illinois say a man wearing a Darth Vader mask walked into a movie theater, shoved an employee out of the way and grabbed a bunch of cash.
Investigators say the robber fled the theater and ran into a...
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(Springfield, Illinois-NBC) May 22, 2005 - It appears Darth Vader delivered an unwelcome show of force at an Illinois movie theater this weekend.
Police in Springfield, Illinois say a man wearing a Darth Vader mask walked into a movie theater, shoved an employee out of the way and grabbed a bunch of cash.
Investigators say the robber fled the theater and ran into a...
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plaxico80:
Damnit! I should have checked here! I downloaded the Love and Rockets track too....
Oh well.
Oh well.
cherries:
Your dog.. Is a doll!
please use blinkers properly.
thanks.
thanks.
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anele:
jajaja you can practice your spanish with me... i need to work on my English too.
i really like Caracas, but everything is rare since Chavez is the President... the city is a total mess and any place is completely safe of the stealers.
so i think you're better out here.
xoxo
Anele
i really like Caracas, but everything is rare since Chavez is the President... the city is a total mess and any place is completely safe of the stealers.
so i think you're better out here.
xoxo
Anele
somethingstupid:
Actually, for the record, I honestly do think that Citizen Kane is the best movie ever made. I just didn't want people arguing in a thread about Star Wars, which was why my response was so short.
As far as what you said, well...I disagree. It's my favorite movie, but I honestly find it to be incredibly engaging on a story/character level. That was the thing that so excited me the first time I saw it; I couldn't believe that someone was doing such an uncompromisingly complex character study. For its time, that aspect alone still amazes me.
But that's my opinion solely and I wouldn't have bothered responding except that one thing you said rang false. Kane is not a mystery. On any level. "Rosebud" simply gets the ball rolling for the movie and is a hook for the audience. By the time it is revealed, it's meaningless, and is stated to be so by the reporter in a voiceover as we find out what it is. It just winds up being something we already knew. The general idea is that the original thought the audience might have had - that a word might explain a great mystery - is naive and silly, and the great mysteries of the movie (such as why Kane forces his girlfriend to sing crappy opera, humiliating both of them) will never be answered. So once you dispense with Rosebud entirely, you have a much bigger and more wonderful mystery than you had initially been lead to believe, and I would say that that is exemplary plotting, eschewing a small payoff for a big one.
Casablanca is a wonderful movie, but even in terms of emotional punch, Kane hit me as hard. Maybe harder. And Casablanca, while beautifully directed, is exactly where moviemaking at the time was. Kane was light years beyond its time in terms of filmmaking, and it's that one-two punch that makes it my favorite movie.
I'm not saying you're wrong or anything like that; I'm opinionated, but I never forget that it's all subjective.
As far as what you said, well...I disagree. It's my favorite movie, but I honestly find it to be incredibly engaging on a story/character level. That was the thing that so excited me the first time I saw it; I couldn't believe that someone was doing such an uncompromisingly complex character study. For its time, that aspect alone still amazes me.
But that's my opinion solely and I wouldn't have bothered responding except that one thing you said rang false. Kane is not a mystery. On any level. "Rosebud" simply gets the ball rolling for the movie and is a hook for the audience. By the time it is revealed, it's meaningless, and is stated to be so by the reporter in a voiceover as we find out what it is. It just winds up being something we already knew. The general idea is that the original thought the audience might have had - that a word might explain a great mystery - is naive and silly, and the great mysteries of the movie (such as why Kane forces his girlfriend to sing crappy opera, humiliating both of them) will never be answered. So once you dispense with Rosebud entirely, you have a much bigger and more wonderful mystery than you had initially been lead to believe, and I would say that that is exemplary plotting, eschewing a small payoff for a big one.
Casablanca is a wonderful movie, but even in terms of emotional punch, Kane hit me as hard. Maybe harder. And Casablanca, while beautifully directed, is exactly where moviemaking at the time was. Kane was light years beyond its time in terms of filmmaking, and it's that one-two punch that makes it my favorite movie.
I'm not saying you're wrong or anything like that; I'm opinionated, but I never forget that it's all subjective.
any time i start to write something that i feel is very "woe is me" in such a lame ass way, i start to be happy that i can still breathe properly, have a nice roof over my head, have plenty of food and i'm not quadraplegic.
i also have all my limbs. my health is okay. i could use some more exercise.
i still...
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i also have all my limbs. my health is okay. i could use some more exercise.
i still...
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sadisticmika:
Happy birthday too!
fiesty:
you are very welcome hun hope you had a great birthday!!
sorry had to edit I am lil miss typo queen blah haha!!
[Edited on Jan 23, 2005 9:34AM]
sorry had to edit I am lil miss typo queen blah haha!!
[Edited on Jan 23, 2005 9:34AM]
the other night while i was driving back home around 2am, i noticed there were way too many dead animals on the road.
yeah, it's not unusual to see 1-2 between my house and madisonville or driving through the highway but this was just weird. there was also some weird looking sweaty fat kid walking around aimlessly. yes, i'm quite positive he had a huge...
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yeah, it's not unusual to see 1-2 between my house and madisonville or driving through the highway but this was just weird. there was also some weird looking sweaty fat kid walking around aimlessly. yes, i'm quite positive he had a huge...
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rxqueen:
i think there are probably too many animals being hit cos they're all in search of food to store for the winter...and crossing roads to find a winter stash is deadly.
poor little squirrels
poor little squirrels