Hit and run and apologise?

I'm speachless.

First the pubes

Then the Frog

Now <font size=4>THIS?</font>



Ladies and gentlemen, you have the evidence: Fbdingling is a fag.

I found this interesting article on music, Music, the unasked questions -- when, ironically, I was looking up lyrics For Brian Wheat's (Tesla) other band SoulMotor's song [MP3]"Man Made God"[/MP3] from their upcoming 2nd cd Revolution Wheel due out April 9th. -



This site, called The Meme Machine, also has discussions on atheim, politics etc.. as well as a forum. It's pretty interesting to say the least. Besides, the meaning of life is revealed in the atheism section.


<center>Man Made God
SoulMotor

You can't stand the sight of me
Molded by your hands
Something less than perfect
Nothing more than man

I am your reflection
I am how you see yourself
I am only as you made me

In your image...

<chorus>
Man made heaven, man made hell
Man [[missing lyrics]]
Creature, Preacher, Teacher -- FOOL

How does it feel to be a man made god?

Sickened by the thought of me
Wretched thing that failed
Curse your own creation
So ugly and so frail

I am your rejection
I am how you hate yourself
I am only as you made me

In your image...

Man made heaven, man made hell
Man [[missing lyrics]]
Creature preacher teacher -- FOOL

How does it feel to be a man made god?
...a man made god
...a man made god
...a man made god

<solo>

I am your rejection
I am how you hate yourself
I am only as you made me

In your image...

Man made heaven, man made hell
Man [[missing lyrics]]
Creature preacher teacher -- FOOL

How does it feel, motherfucker?

Man made heaven, man made hell
Man [[missing lyrics]]
Creature preacher teacher -- FOOL

How does it feel to be a man made god?
...a man made god
...a man made god
...a man made god</center><font color=#EEEEEE>



Edited By SLASH on Mar. 07 2002 at 4:54

just as I was about to leave, I found this...

Real or Fake

I got a 21 :bouncer:

Fellas (and ladies) what's you're preference....and favorite cup size?

If you could create a tour with 2 bands, both playing full sets, ala Metallica/G'n'R Tour '92, what 2 bands would you choose. Try and make it current Singer/Songwriter and/or bands that still record and perform. Also, who would you have open the show, and who would you have close the show? Finally, if you like, create a setlist that each band would play, in the order you would prefer, and if they would jam together at any given point etc.. [Thanks Spit}Specific Venue or type of (Club, arena, outdoor etc..)[/Thanks Spit]

<font color=white>Hint: No Kyuss(Spit), No Hendrix(BJ), No Beatles(Gonzo), No Minor Threat(Sleeper), No NKOTB(Faceman), No Harry Chapin(Magus), No Flock of Seagulls(Sean), No Faith No More(crx girl), We will make Jewel an exception just for VG('cause she loves her so), and FINALLY NO ALANIS (Pollywannacracker46) --Wha? Alanis is commercially AND artistically dead, and I think that oughtta count!!!! )) </font>

My choices would be Matthew Ryan and Todd Snider(and the Nervous Wrecks). However, I am undecided who would play first. Given the nature of the material that they both play, I am leaning towards Matthew Ryan opening and Todd Snider closing. It's too late to come up with a setlist right now, no less a particular order. Maybe tomorrow.<font color=#EEEEEE>



Edited By SLASH on Mar. 07 2002 at 5:08

:fuggin:

You are all patheitc pieces of human waste. You sit in front of your fucking computers day and night talking to people on a fucking message board because you're too afraid to go out and join society. FUCK YOU! Please, slit your wrists for me and get the fuck out of my life. You people sit and bash me all fucking day long. GET A LIFE! Go after someone who actually gives two shits about what you have to say.




Oh, and please vote for me Here.
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Edited By Maynard on Mar. 07 2002 at 12:24

So, if you could, who woiuld you get rid of if you were in my shoes? I am not saying I am going to dump anyone out, I was just wondering who you would want to just fuck off at this point. Who grates your nerves more than anyone else on the planet when it comes to the peeps in charge?

I would have put me in there but, since I paid for the fucker, so I get to be spared the ridicule and take sollace in knowing that alot of peeps would love me dead anyway. And truthfuly, that sucks ass.

::niff, sniff:::

ok, I am over it.

Oh, and just so everyone gets the fuckin gist, if any mod/asst. admin gets all vendictive over this, I will personaly hand them thier ass and stick them in the hole. Yes, Maynard, for my own ammusement, TDG. :bouncer: :bouncer: :bouncer:

This was an article too good not to post here, made front page on Yahoo...

<font size="3">Long-Time Pot Users Show Mental Deficits</font>
Tue Mar 5, 5:37 PM ET
By Amy Norton

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Long-time, heavy marijuana users may eventually see their memory and attention span go up in smoke, new research suggests.


Investigators found that, among pot smokers seeking treatment for marijuana dependence, long-time users performed more poorly on tests of memory and attention than shorter-term users and non-users.

The findings show that over time, marijuana smoking can cause intellectual impairments that "endure beyond the period of intoxication" and worsen the longer a person uses the drug, the study authors report in the March 6th issue of The Journal of the American Medical Association.

But another researcher not involved in the study pointed to shortcomings in the work that he says make it tough to draw that conclusion.

In an accompanying editorial, Dr. Harrison G. Pope, Jr. notes that marijuana users who seek drug treatment do not necessarily reflect users in general, since these individuals may have other health issues such as anxiety or depression.

In the study, researchers led by Dr. Nadia Solowij of the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia studied 102 pot-smoking Americans and 33 non-users. Marijuana users typically smoked every day, with long-time users doing so for an average of 24 years. Shorter-term users had smoked for about 10 years, on average. The vast majority said that they currently were not using other drugs, or did so only occasionally.

Results of the mental functioning tests--taken after at least 12 hours of abstinence--showed that long-time users performed less well than shorter-term users and non-users.

"We found that long-term users had problems with learning, storage of learned information and retrieval of information from memory," Solowij told Reuters Health.

This does not mean the drug caused brain damage in these cases, she said, explaining that the impairments seen in long-time users were "relatively subtle."

Still, Solowij noted, the deficits could affect daily functioning--hindering, for example, a person's ability to study or remember an item he or she just read.

But although such deficits, if prolonged or irreversible, would be of "grave concern," other studies have found no such impairments in long-time marijuana users, according to Pope, a researcher at Harvard Medical School and McLean Hospital in Belmont, Massachusetts.

Pope and his colleagues recently found "virtually no significant differences" between heavy marijuana users and non-users on a battery of neuropsychological tests.

Part of the difficulty in sizing up the impact of marijuana is weeding the drug's effects out from the "background noise" of other factors, like psychiatric problems and abuse of other drugs, according to Pope. In this study, nearly half of the long-time marijuana users had in the past regularly used or abused alcohol or other drugs.

But there are also plausible biological reasons for why sustained marijuana use could affect things like memory. Solowij noted that the brain receptors the drug acts on exist in large numbers in regions involved in memory. Over the years, she said, marijuana exposure might change the way these receptors and other brain chemicals operate.

According to Pope, it seems almost certain that marijuana produces short-lasting mental deficits, but whether they endure or worsen over time is still unclear.

Also unknown is whether any impairments are reversed after a person stops smoking pot, Solowij pointed out.

"We do not yet know whether the impairments recover after stopping or reducing (marijuana) use," she said. "We are currently investigating this question."

SOURCE: The Journal of the American Medical Association 2002;287:1123-

to you
a very very unbirthday to me?
yes you
:bouncer: