Monday, November 30, 2009

Parents Pull Daughter's Tooth with RC Car



I know "Craigslist Whore" wants to be a dental hygienist when she gets completely chewed up, maybe she can watch this video a few times and get some pointers.

I remember when I was a little kid I left a note for the tooth fairy, asking if she would prove she was real (I was a bit skeptical). So my mom mixed together some glitter and makeup on some paper, and wrote, "Fairy Dust" on it.

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  1. "I remember when I was a little kid I left a note for the tooth fairy, asking if she would prove she was real (I was a bit skeptical). So my mom mixed together some glitter and makeup on some paper, and wrote, "Fairy Dust" on it."

    Spurs: Never tell that story again.

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  2. Here's another one CBT:

    When I was about 7, I figured out a way to score some real loot. We used to go hunting (I quit a long time ago), and my dad had killed a buck. Well, I went and pulled a couple of the teeth out of it. So I told my parents that I figured out a way to get the tooth fairy to leave me some cash. Well, the next morning there was a log by my bed. I remember being so pissed.

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  3. spurs:

    All I have to say about that story of yours is:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38_MwcGDNhQ

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  4. That's not very nice dude. I think I'm going to tell my mom. And then I'm going to show her a picture of yours. When she says, "Does that goofball live under a bridge? He looks awful sloppy."

    Then I'll say, "No, he's a lawyer in AZ."

    Then we'll have a great laugh.

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  5. The log story was funny, the other one was sorta gay, even for a 5 year old.

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  6. What do you think I did? Tell my mom what to do?

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  7. Actually there's nothing wrong with that story, I just felt like fucking with you. Mom's are supposed to perpetuate that tooth fairy stuff.

    Did DG give you your dick back?

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  8. Aw your mom really loved you Spursy, you were a cute kid :)

    When I was little I was a complete pain in the ass, I have no fuzzy stories of trying to trick the tooth fairy... most of my stories consist of me figuring out ways to get out of school (like mixing bread, salsa and sour cream in my mouth while my mom was in the shower, then running into the bathroom and pretend puking) ahhhh memories.

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  9. Haha @ that song Wop...

    Evertime I hear that DG has Spurs' dick in her purse I think of that SNL skit "Dick in a box" LMFAO.

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  10. My first day of first grade, my mom took me to the classroom and while she was talking to the teacher, I crawled out the window and was sitting in the car waiting for my mom when she came out. She was sorta pissed.

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  11. Yeah I ran home school in 2nd grade because my mom made me wear my Keds w/o socks...

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  12. Keds w/o socks? Why did she make you do that?

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  13. Spurs:

    Yeah, a good laugh then she'll ask you for $20

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  14. Cause I took too long to get ready and didn't have my socks on so she made me slide on my shoes and go. I was always took forever even to do something as simple as eat a meal because I was so distractable and I was very impulsive as well. Come to find out I have severe ADD, that explained a lot of my childhood.

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  15. Spurs: At least DG having your dick in her purse is only figurative. If it was RQ, at least according to Avery, it would be literal.

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  16. Wopness:

    So I could hire you for a couple of hours? I'd want to sue you.

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  17. Streets:

    So what happened when you got home?

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  18. Wop~ That song reminded me of something, so now I am listening to this:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCfMNotEprw&feature=related

    and this:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NR7mRC85C3c&feature=fvw

    and thinking about rhythum skating at skate country, thanks.

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  19. I'm very tempted to blow the rest of today off, go to the Back Forty, have a Barn Buster (big ass hamburger) and drink beer the rest of today with Bobbi Jo Falzoni (who, oddly enough, reminds me of Kelly Jo, without the issues) a big titted blond who sells advertising for the local Christian TV station.

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  20. Well Spurs I never made it home (running at least), the school called my mom and she freaked out and called the police who found me running down the street on the way to my house HA! My mom took me home and I got to watch tv... I wore my mom out most of the time.

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  21. So it worked out well for you then. Nice.

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  22. "SPURS FAN said...

    Are you going to bang Bobbi Jo?"

    Naw, she's married and her husband is in the Army and in Afghanistan. I don't do soldiers' wives, at least not when the soldier is a combat zone.

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  23. Nice guidelines you set for yourself CBT.

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  24. I have a set of rules I live by, Spurs. They're probably not what anyone else would consider normal, but they're my own and I adhere to them.

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  25. When I was selling cars and a widow woman would say something like, "You remind me of my grandson, I trust you to take care of me" (and I got that a lot), she got the car for $400 over.

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  26. "I live by one rule: Simply I will not lose"

    who knows who I just quoted above?

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  27. abide by the block rules/I buy my glocks used/with bodies on it/let me know anybody want it

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  28. No soldiers' wives unless the soldier is a Major or above and not in a combat zone (Bobbi Jo's husband is a Captain and in a combat zone). Does not apply if I was banging the chick before she got married.

    Doctor's wives are fair game.

    I do not steal.

    No women over 30 unless they're black or Asian.

    Minimum age for a girl is entirely dependent on laws of the state we're in.

    If I slept with a chick's mother way back when, she's off limits unless she was born 3 years after the last time I banged her mom.

    I do not drive if I've had more than 3 beers.

    The sugar baby's bills get paid first.

    I'm never too broke for the good toilet paper (Cottonelle).

    No light beer, period.

    Always be polite to State Troopers.

    The hooker does not get paid until she is naked.

    When the customer says yes, get the check right then.

    Fat girls are ok as long as they're young enough the fat is still smooth.

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  29. "WTD said...

    "I live by one rule: Simply I will not lose"

    who knows who I just quoted above?"

    Sounds like something Lombardi would've said.

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  30. Spurs: you will need a few more 20's (like 12.5) for an hour

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  31. Wopness:

    Give me three days to read some law books, and I could beat you in court.

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  32. Spurs: I'd bet my license on that.

    CBT: Jay Z (pre-gay days)

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  33. Wopness:

    I hope you mean a fishing license. But you are right about Jay-Z. Though I did like the Black Album. And his work before that. But now? Especially that song with Alicia Keys?

    Pass.

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  34. jay-z pre-gay? was that when he was in utero?

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  35. Some of Jay-Z's work was pretty good at one time Streets.

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  36. Jay Z was sick, up until the dynasty album. Musically that was the beginning of his decline, as well as the decline of how he treated others and when his greed set in.

    I wish Biggie were still here. He would be the majorly successful one, Jay Z would just be another big daddy caine ass mutha fukka

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  37. I hate Jay-Z with a passion, and no, it's not because of the style of music he produces or anything of that sort. Jay-Z has ripped off so many artists, it's hard to say what of his work he was actually the mastermind behind.

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  38. Ok, ok I liked that song "Sunshine" and I liked Izzo "smokers out back sellin they momma's sofa."

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  39. Jay-Z "lost it" because he no longer had real iconic artists to rip off.

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  40. Wopness:

    Big Daddy Kane? That was a good reference. Funny. Hadn't thought of that dude in awhile.

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  41. Free shit is worth exactly what you pay for it.

    "Honey, you're hot for a fat girl", really is a compliment.

    Never ask someone "How are you, today?" if you live in a retirement community.

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  42. But I do not see anything that he ever wrote that was anything other than feel good music... nothing that left a lasting impression.
    Biggie and Tupac, they had something to say.

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  43. "Jay-Z "lost it" because he no longer had real iconic artists to rip off."

    Good point EV.

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  44. Streets:

    What about "Change Clothes?"

    That was real deep.

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  45. I've never been able to deal with much hip hop or rap. I've been exposed to a lot of it because of the age range of the girls I hang with, though.

    I'm kinda in musical limbo, sick of the old shit, and not really fond of the new, except for Nickelback. I'm even sick of Waylon and Skynyrd.

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  46. I feel the same way about Lil Wayne. His mainstream shit is ghost written and his underground shit is half stolen half mediocre.

    "Underground" rap is where it's at. If it's being produced under a big time record label, it's probably just drivel over a club dance beat.

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  47. You know, I've never listened to much of Lil' Wayne.

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  48. I like what Chris Rock said about Biggie and Tupac. Someone said they were assassinated. Rock said, "Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated. Malcolm X was assassinated. Them two ni--ers got shot."

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  49. I can not stand Jay Z either but he USED to have some shit to say.
    Check this verse from "It's Like That"

    "As a youngin and dumbin, gun in the waist
    Sold crack to those who couldn't take the pain
    And had to numb it with bass
    Couldn't drink the henny straight, I needed somethin to chase
    I needed something to chase
    Nowadays I throw shots back,leavin nothin to waste
    Life is like a treadmill, niggas runnin in place
    Gettin nowhere fast, a whole year done past
    I vowed to never stop winnin, 'til the earth stop spinnin
    Rock hot lennin, cop hot cars and hot women
    If it's not him then you got it confused, y'all not remembering,
    My motto is simply I will not lose, abide by the block rules,
    I buy my glock used, wit bodies on it, let me know anybody want it ?
    I'm raised, illrational ways, misunderstood,
    If you ain't live like I live and run with the hood
    I done what i could, to come up with this paper 'til this day still
    Run with the hood, guess it's part of my nature, if hell awaits ya ?
    Nigga I'm coming with the razors, still flashin ya shit
    Try to pass me in a six, tight classy on the wrist
    Every bit of 30 karats, this is not a game
    This is not why I came, make these words find a spot on your brain
    And burn, then I recycle my life
    I shall return"

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  50. But fuck it. I come from a generation that made hits out of "The Pina Colada Song", "Billy Don't Be A Hero", "Run Joey Run", Seasons In The Sun", "Kung Fu Fighting" and "Areil". I'm sure that's the background music in Hell.

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  51. Souja Boy is from Jonesboro, Arkansas.

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  52. Or this one from "Politics as Usual""

    You can catch me
    skatin through your town puttin it down y'all relatin
    No waitin I'll make your block infrared hot I'm like Satan
    Y'all feel a nigga's struggle, y'all think a nigga love to
    hustle behind the wheel, tryin to escape my trouble
    kids stop they greetin me, I'm talkin sweet to keys
    Cursin the very God, that bought this grief to be
    My life is, based on sacrifices, jewels like ices
    and fools that think I slip, you fuck around
    you get your guys hit, they built me to be filthy
    on some I-do-or-die shit, for real
    The price of leather's got me, deeper than ever and
    just think, winter's here, I'm tryin to feel mink nig-ga

    Politics as us-ual... I took my
    Frito to Tito in the district, blessed me with some
    VS somethins I can live with, stop frontin
    And for the dough I raise, gotta get shit appraised
    No disrespect to you, make sure you word is true
    I'm takin wages down in Vegas just in case Tyson
    have a major night off, that's clean money, a tax write-off
    You ain't seen money in your life, when it
    comes to this cheese y'all like Three Blind Mice
    I'm smokin bros, who pump Willie I expose,
    The furthest you Chilies been is the Pocanos
    My portfolio reads: pleads to Don Corleone, nigga please

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  53. Soulja Boy is one huge ass joke CBT. And that is a great point about the "hits" that were made.

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  54. The only thing of Wayne's worth listening to is the stuff that isn't produced by the major label he's signed with. Lots of rap artists will release "underground" stuff that isn't promoted and therefore, usually isn't talked about.

    This concept isn't exclusive to rap only, pretty much all mainstream is plagued by mediocre flavor-of-the-week samples of music.

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  55. Or the whole "D'Evils":

    [Verse 1]
    This shit is wicked on these mean streets
    None of my friends speak
    We're all tryin' to win, but then again
    Maybe it's for the best though, 'cause when they're seein' too much
    You know they're tryin' to get you touched
    Whoever said illegal was the easy way out couldn't understand the
    mechanics
    And the workings of the underworld, granted
    Nine to five is how to survive, I ain't tryin' to survive
    I'm tryin' to live it to the limit and love it a lot
    Life ills, poison my body
    I used to say 'fuck mic skills,' and never prayed to God, I prayed to
    Gotti
    That's right it's wicked, that's life I live it
    Ain't askin' for forgiveness for my sins, endz
    I break bread with the late heads, picking their brains for angles on
    all the evils that the game'll do
    It gets dangerous, money and power is changing us
    And now we're lethal, infected with D'Evils...

    [Chorus]

    [Verse 2]
    We used to fight for building blocks
    Now we fight for blocks with buildings that make a killin'
    The closest of friends when we first started
    But grew apart as the money grew, and soon grew black-hearted
    Thinkin' back when we first learned to use rubbers
    He never learned so in turn I'm kidnappin' his baby's mother
    My hand around her collar, feeding her cheese
    She said the taste of dollars was shitty so I fed her fifties
    About his whereabouts I wasn't convinced
    So I kept feedin' her money 'til her shit started to make sense
    Who could ever forsee, we used to stay up all night at slumber parties
    now I'm tryin' to rock this bitch to sleep
    All the years we were real close
    Now I see his fears through her tears, know she's wishin' we were still
    close
    Don't cry, it is to be
    In time, I'll take away your miseries and make 'em mine, D'Evils...

    [Chorus]

    [Verse 3]
    My flesh, no nigga could test
    My soul is possessed by D'Evils in the form of diamonds and lexuses
    The exorcist, got me doin' skits like Homie
    You don't know me, but the whole world owe me
    Strip!
    Was thought to be a pleasant guy all my fuckin' life
    So now I'm down for whatever, ain't nothing nice
    Throughout my junior high years it was all friendly
    But now this higher learnin' got the Remy in me
    Liquors invaded my kidneys
    Got me ready to lick off, mama forgive me
    I can't be held accountable, D'Evils beating me down, boo
    Got me runnin' with guys, makin' G's, tellin' lies that sound true
    Come test me, I never cower
    For the love of money, son, I'm givin' lead showers
    Stop screamin', you know the demon said it's best to die
    And even if Jehovah witness, bet he'll never testify, D'Evils...

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  56. How do you even spell that little fucker's name?!
    Is it Soulja? Solja? Soldja?... illiterate bastard cannot even spell his own name correctly. This is the downfall of society, we're all going to hell in a handbasket.

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  57. " pretty much all mainstream is plagued by mediocre flavor-of-the-week samples of music."

    Very true.

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  58. This is what cracks me up about white kids and rap. Do those lyrics at all reflect any of your life experience? I doubt Wop was out in the 'hood slinging rocks as a teenager. I could at least relate to Ronnie van Zant's lyrics, I was fighting and drinking whiskey.

    You know an artist has lost their talent when their lyrics are about being a musician or being on the road. Skynyrd got that way.

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  59. I'm well aware Souja Boy sucks.

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  60. Wayne has some good shit but nothing too deep. And I ALWAYS have agreed underground/mix tape shit is always the best.

    So much more raw, intense, sincere, unrehearsed.

    That goes for everybody

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  61. Streets:

    We are going to hell in a handbasket, very true.

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  62. CBT SAID:

    "I doubt Wop was out in the 'hood slinging rocks as a teenager."

    You'd be surprised what I've done. I grew up on 29th and Alvernon, in a section 8 building...

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  63. Lil Wayne's "Please don't Shoot me Down" was amazing though, I must say

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  64. Jay-Z attacking Nas was also something I found very annoying. Maybe it's just me, but Jay-Z wasn't even in the "league" worthy to bash Nas.

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  65. You'd be surprised CBT, in Tucson all the teenagers slang rock after school.

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  66. Wopness:

    You seem to know quite a bit about rap.

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  67. EV:

    No way.. as evidenced by "Ether"

    Jay Z's career should have been over after that one record alone

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  68. Spurs:

    I was a kid in New York in the early 80's... Old Hip-Hop Head. Can't tell ya much about the new shit though...

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  69. I'm a rolling stone, all alone and lost,
    For a life of sin, I have paid the cost.
    When I pass by, all the people say
    "Just another guy on the lost highway."

    Just a deck of cards and a jug of wine
    And a woman's lies make a life like mine.
    Oh, the day we met, I went astray,
    I started rollin' down that lost highway.

    I was just a lad, nearly twenty-two,
    Neither good nor bad, just a kid like you,
    And now I'm lost, too late to pray,
    Lord, I've paid the cost on the lost highway.

    Now, boys, don't start your ramblin' round,
    On this road of sin or you're sorrow bound.
    Take my advice or you'll curse the day
    You started rollin' down that lost highway

    Those are lyrics.

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  70. I can't tell you much about the new shit either.

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  71. "You'd be surprised CBT, in Tucson all the teenagers slang rock after school."

    Streets, are you serious?

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  72. 29th (pretty much anywhere on 29th) is one of the higest crime areas in town, aside from South 6th.

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  73. CBT: Hank Williams?

    Don't get me wrong Ol man, I know a lot about music, even old shit, and yes Lynyrd Skynyrd is one of my favorites, "Tuesday's Gone" "Simple Man" "Gimmie Three Steps" - fuck thats some good shit

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  74. I dealt some stuff in college and after I got out of the Army, so I guess I shouldn't be surprised.

    The spelling is "Soulja Boy", I believe.

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  75. That is exactly the track I was thinking of, too. Ether exploited Jay-Z's ass, and it wasn't just a bunch of light-hearted shit he called him out on, either.

    Ever hear Lil Wayne try and re-do Ether? For Wayne, it's wasn't terrible, but the fact that his ability is far outshined by the original artist, and the fact that he rapped over a diss track just to say he wasn't dissing the person, it was a sorry attempt.

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  76. What's up Francis? How was your Thanksgiving?

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  77. Spurs: you know how most cities will say things like "The southside is the bad side of town" or the like? Well in Tucson its more like "The Northwest Side of tow is the GOOD side, for the most part" - all other sides are bad.

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  78. Wop, Hank Sr. wrote from his soul.

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  79. Anywhere near the mountains is good... anywhere else (even within a couple blocks of the million dollar homes) is probably not.

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  80. I like Ol Hank, myself. (Sr. That is) But may favorite is Willie Nelson. Damn that boy can;t even reall sing but something about his voice gets me - no homo

    Blues Eyes Crying in the Rain, Last Thing I needed

    Those are beautiful

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  81. Not much man. Just got back this weekend from vacation with the wife to celebrate our 2/yr.

    What has the band of idiots (I'm one too) on this site been up too?

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  82. Where did you go Francis?

    I can't speak for everyone else, but me? Not exactly saving the world man.

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  83. 'CBT said...
    My first day of first grade, my mom took me to the classroom and while she was talking to the teacher, I crawled out the window and was sitting in the car waiting for my mom when she came out. She was sorta pissed.'

    you mean you and her were in the same grade together right?

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  84. HEAR THE LONESOME WHIPPORWILL

    HE SOUNDS TOO BLUE TO FLY

    THE MIDNIGHT TRAIN IS WHINING LOW

    I'M SO LONESOME I COULD CRY

    I'VE NEVER SEEN A NIGHT SO LONG

    WHEN TIME GOES CRAWLING BY

    THE MOON JUST WENT BEHIND A CLOUD

    TO HIDE IT'S FACE AND CRY

    DID YOU EVER SEE A ROBIN WEEP

    WHEN LEAVES BEGIN TO DIE

    THAT MEANS HE'S LOST THE WILL TO LIVE

    I'M SO LONESOME I COULD CRY

    THE SILENCE OF A FALLING STAR

    LIGHTS UP A PURPLE SKY

    AND AS I WONDER WHERE YOU ARE

    I'M SO LONESOME I COULD CRY

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  85. I save the world, one window at a time... but not on weekends.

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  86. Went to the Caribbean. I gave a guy 1 US dollars to hold a snake that he had.....a guess that's helping the needing. Apparently I a better person than you....

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  87. Streets:

    You are like Mother Theresa.

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  88. Francis:

    *am* as well.

    As far as the $1 you gave? Big time charitable work there bud.

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  89. m3ow. whats up chatroom. I am tired and cold. burrr.

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  90. "you mean you and her were in the same grade together right?"

    That's funny anonymous.

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  91. Willie's the king, Wop, but Waylon wrote about me, I think sometimes.

    "Women have been my trouble since I found out they weren't men,
    Even so I stopped and took a wife now and then, They built their fences high, but they couldn't keep me in,
    I was born with the fire down below and i learned how to fly a long time ago..."

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  92. It's $2.60 in Caribbean money though spurs....

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  93. Why don't you take a nap and cover up with some blankets Pam? Or do you have to go to work soon?

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  94. Francis:

    Well, you really went overboard then.

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  95. Off of work today. I am seeing my best friend Kalli later lol, will be fun? Haven't seen her since like April, we will see how it goes, I am feeling positive about it.

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  96. "Honey, you got to fly 'cause you're hearin' those young eagles call,

    But someday when you're older, you'll smile, remembering an old man strong and tall and say,

    You had a couple more years on me babe, that's all..."

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  97. Her name is Kalli, but if we use code names it would be nickel and pucker haha. Yeah we have been talking for a week or so, I am hoping we really are okay with each other this time.

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  98. I was just making sure that's the Kalli you meant, hon. You haven't been Pucker in a while now.

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  99. Yeah No pucker here! haha. But she is pretty amazing too, we have had some amazing talks lately. We are the same age, and we have been through the same hell so even in the end after all of the bullshit we have talked we always have something nice to say, we are " laguna beach " haha.

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  100. She seems to be more shy than you, Pam.

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  101. Most everyone alive is more shy than me lol

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  102. It's fucking cold here. I can deal with 100 degrees a lot better than I can with 45.

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  103. "Pamela Anne said...

    Most everyone alive is more shy than me lol"

    That is one true statement. I'm not shy at all, but I'm more shy than you, honey.

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  104. I went out this weekend. the photog. at the club knew me, my top fell off I am pretty sure he took a picture. Thats embarrassing

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  105. You and your wardrobe malfunctions. How the hell did your top fall off?

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  106. I went out last night. Had a few beers at the Arena Sports Grill. My top stayed on, though.

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  107. I rearranged my living room last night... my top also stayed on.

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  108. Tupac was way better than Biggie & Jay-z.

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  109. Good luck with "Nickel" Pucker. And sorry to hear about your top.

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  110. Streets:

    Congrats on your top staying on.

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  111. Anonymous:

    Yep, Tupac was smooth, no doubt.

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  112. spurs, i went to the grocery store yesterday and my pants fell off and my dick got hard...i dont know how that happened. its not like i was seeking attention. thats not the jesus way.

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  113. If I don't lay off the beer and ice cream, my tits will be bigger than Pam's soon. There isn't enough beer and icecream to outgrow Elfie, though. Damn those things are magnificent.

    I suspect Anonymous showing his dick at the grocery store isn't all that rare an occurance.

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  114. Not surprised.

    You wrote "was." Did that show get cancelled?

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  115. I don't know if it got cancelled, all I ever see are the syndicated reruns.

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  116. Yeah it was cancelled man, but I read where another network might pick it up.

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