The rules for hot linking pictures is simple: You can hotlink pics from sites as long as it is not a sig pic.

If someone, as in another webmaster that you linked from, turns up looking for a pic, i will delete it without notice.

Sorry about the confusion, I was too busy having fun doing nothing today.



enjoy!

Management



Edited By Sean Cold on Feb. 15 2002 at 01:35

This is the next, and last great music game. The rules are very simple and totally left up to your own interpretation.
The song you post has to relate to the song before it in some way. It can be by the same band, it could have a similar word in titles, or it can have lyrics that go together. Whatever you want to do.

Please, just make sure you post the song title, and the band name.

HAve fun kids.

SPESHUL THANKS TO: VG for coming up with the name.

<center>BURN IN hell
Twisted Sister

Welcome to the abandoned land
Come on in child, take my hand
Here there's no work or play, only one bill to pay
There's just five words to say as you go down, down, down
You're gonna burn in hell
Oh, burn in hell

You can't believe all the things I've done wrong in my life
Without even trying I've lived on the edge of a knife
Well, I've played with fire, but I don't want to get myself burned
To thine own self be true, so I think that it's time for a turn
Before I burn in hell
Oh, burn in hell

Take a good look in your heart, tell me what do you see
It's black and it's dark, now is that how you want it to be?
It's up to you, what you do will decide your own fate
Make your choice now for tomorrow may be far too late
And then you'll burn in hell

Hear no evil, don't you
See no evil, don't you (oh, burn in hell)
Lay no evil down on me (you're gonna burn in hell)
Speak no evil, don't you
Think no evil, don't you (oh, burn in hell)
Play with evil, 'cause I'm free

Hear no evil, don't you
See no evil, don't you
Lay no evil down on me (you're gonna burn in hell)
Speak no evil, don't you
Think no evil, don't you
Play with evil, 'cause I'm free (you're gonna burn in hell)
Play with evil, 'cause I'm free (you're gonna burn in hell)

Hear no evil, don't you
See no evil, don't you (oh, burn in hell)
Lay no evil down on me (you're gonna burn in hell)
Speak no evil, don't you
Think no evil, don't you (oh, burn in hell)
Play with evil, 'cause I'm free

You're gonna burn in hell

Hear no evil, don't you
See no evil, don't you (oh, burn in hell)
Lay no evil down on me</center><font color=EEEEEE>



Edited By Maynard on Feb. 18 2002 at 3:22

After all the fun and games that transpired today with the whole making fun of OTL, Froy, and pretty much anything that was busted on at all, I feel I need to set the standard of how this board is conducted.

Alot of people are miffed that we went "over the Limit" today and talked about other sites and hurt the feelings of people from the message board where we all came from. I recieved quite a few IM's and emails about the actions of those I have put in fuckin charge and how they acted in a somewhat childish matter. Even I am guilty to a degree for I may have set the whole ball rolling with my tasteless rip off of Froy's hard work by inserting a mock header. I understand that people had hurt pride and ego over all this and rightfuly so. I can totaly understand why someone would feel that way after todays events. In Fact, they may even be due an apology.

Well, to quote the name of this site, it will be a cold fuckin day in hell before you see any such apology from me or anyone who helps in the caretaking of this fuckin site. If you don't like, well, that is just your fuckin cross to bear. I will not be threatened indirectly or otherwise by threat of lost membership and post count to appease some 19 year old shit who obviously does not practice what they preach. This site will not be bullied by fuckin cowards and their behind the scenes' talk and little IM's trying to undermine me or this site that we have made. I rather have a site with five fuckin members then to have that bullshit from OA.com sprouting up here.

I do owe an apology to the site as a whole though. When I asked a bunch of you to join, I made it sound like it was not allowed to actually post what you felt about other sites and shit. I made a grave error in this and I hope you guys (and girls) can forgive me for this. You can talk about whatever you fuckin want and whoever you want. Because, I will do the fuckin same and I should expect no less from anybody. The one thing I regret about how we have done things is that at times it feels the angst is bursting at the damned seems. The only thing I do ask is that if you get slapped around a bit, take it and dish or just shut the fuck up. If I hear of any mods pulling any favoritism to anybody concerning shit like this, they will be de modded on the spot. Sink or swim fuckers, it is the only way to be.

I do realize that there may be a few people that may want to leave over all this shit and I say fine. Go back to what you are used to. Go back and join both boards and have fun. If you rip our site and our members, be forewarned, we are more than willing and able to let it rip as well. I invited all of you here because just about all of us needed a fuckin change. Well, me siting back and trying to leave things unsaid is a rather Froyish thing to do and I am just happy I remembered my shit stinks before it went to far.

We will post what we want, about what we want, about who we want and when we want. There will be no string fuckin pulling here and idle threats and inuendos can be shoved right up the individual9s0 ass for all I care. Your status quo from Oa.com does not mean fuckin dick here. That goes for the mods to the self appointed funny men that think they have a little wieght to throw around. What happened there is what happened and I personaly will not think less of anybody who feels the need to vent about it. If you do not like that, well, tough shit, thanks for posting and happy fuckin trails.

Sean Cold
President and C.E.O. of CDIH.net

Quote:President and C.E.O. of CDIH.net

Quote:Posted: Feb. 14 2002,9:53

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OH yeah, I almost forgot.

I'm locking this thread.

yes, that's right everyone... it's official, newly appointed admin, Gayturd is a dick... I mean what kinda faggy ass canine copulator starts a thread about how we should link our pictures to this website, then lock it after a few people babble aimlessly in it... c'mon, tell me.... nevermind, i'll tell you... it's maynard... also known as dog fucker, gayturd, maynerd, dickfaced ass kisser, bone smuggling pooch pounder, lumberjack-ass, etc...

please feel free to comment & discuss amongst yourselves...

I remember GS starting this but can't find it, so i'm re-starting it and I'm currently reading Future Noir- the making of Blade Runner along with stuff from classes. I'm thinking about reading books about serial killers and other infmaous people and looking for advice of what to read other than Deviant the Ed Gein book and Helter Skelter

Team USA all the way BAY-BEE!!!!!!!!!!!

i saw team usa dismantle the russian team at msg during the world cup of hockey in '96.

This game should rock. Here's some details...

Quote:Product Description
Like Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto III, State of Emergency offers the player virtually unlimited scope for mayhem, and huge, sprawling urban environments to explore through missions or nonlinear action. But this time the level of chaos has been upped considerably, as the game offers the potential for hundreds of rioters to be onscreen at once, each with his or her own AI, set of motivations, and loyalties. The environments are intricately interactive; almost any object (including body parts) can be picked up and used as a weapon.

There are two game modes: Revolution and Chaos. Chaos allows for freelance havoc-wreaking, while in Revolution you will be sent on hundreds of missions--ranging from firebombing to gang warfare--all with the ultimate purpose of toppling the tyrannical "corporation" that runs the city.

The violence in this game is cartoony but extreme, and is for the mature gamer only. In fact, children should not even be allowed in the same room when the game is being played. For the mature gamer, however, State of Emergency will forever change the concept of what a video game can be.

Amazon.com E3 2001 Preview
Even at a gaming trade show, games containing gratuitous violence aren't met with universal approval. Those viewing State of Emergency at the Rockstar booth, on the other hand, were in hysterics at this title, which set the bar for the largest amount of civil disobedience ever seen in a game. The bottom line: State of Emergency is a complete riot (pun intended). With the American Trade Organization in town, the local police have clamped down on organized protests. It's up to the player to do the only crowd-logical thing: incite a free-for-all riot. Normally, we wouldn't promote such gratuitous mass violence, but beating up a hooded street brawler and kicking off riot-gear-clad police while looters run by clutching stolen VCRs and TVs is downright gut-wrenchingly hilarious when viewed in its proper context (it is, after all, only a game--and surely an M-rated one at that). Forget curfews--this game will keep you on the virtual streets all day and night. --Eric Twelker

What is your happiness, most thrilling, invigorating moment in sports. When your team won the big game coming from behind or was it an individual you were pulling for to come through against all odds. What moment have you lived through and enjoy the fruits of victory vicariously?

For me its an obvious, game 6 of the 1986 world series, you know the rest.

I was lucky enough to be at the 16 inning playoff game back against the Braves where Ventura hit a grand slam single. Thats the one moment I was on the verge of tears because we were on the brink of losing that game nearly each excrutiating 16 innings.



Edited By Keyser Soze on Feb. 14 2002 at 3:06

Jesus, can we get rid of this guy already. He's like cockroaches. I bet he had a stipulation in his contract that they have to have a poker table setup in the clubhouse between innings.

As if the Red Sox need another curse.

Quote:Rickey Henderson, Red Sox reach deal on minor league contract
By BEN WALKER
AP Baseball Writer
February 14, 2002


Rickey Henderson will get a chance to boost his record totals in runs, stolen bases and walks. And he can do it with a brand new team for him, the Boston Red Sox.

The Red Sox and the 43-year-old free agent reached agreement on a minor league contract Wednesday, providing him an opportunity to play his 24th season in the majors.

The deal, confirmed by agent Jeff Borris and Red Sox spokesman Kevin Shea, came a week before Boston's full squad reports to spring training in Fort Myers, Fla.

If Henderson makes the Red Sox -- it would be his eighth big league team -- he would back up Manny Ramirez in left field and be a part-time DH. If Henderson is not on the major league roster by March 28, he could become a free agent.

The Red Sox dramatically revamped their roster in the offseason following a late slide in 2001. They juggled their outfield by signing free agent Johnny Damon, trading away Carl Everett and letting loose Dante Bichette, Darren Lewis and Troy O'Leary.

As he did last year, Henderson remained a free agent throughout the winter. He signed with San Diego last March and wound up batting .227 with eight home runs and 42 RBIs with the Padres.

On his final swing of the season, he got the 3,000th hit of his career. He scored 70 runs, giving him a lifetime total of 2,248 to break Ty Cobb's mark, and stole 25 bases to extend his own record to 1,395.

Henderson's specialty is getting on base. His 81 walks last season gave him 2,141, moving him past Babe Ruth's mark.

Throughout his career, Henderson has been known as a flashy player. While he's been criticized for being selfish, his teammates -- including the Padres last season -- have often praised him for working with young players and helping them develop.

There was a chance Henderson would return to play for the Padres, although not until May. Playing for an AL team will give him a chance to play more as a designated hitter.

Henderson broke into the majors in 1979 with Oakland and spent his first six years with the Athletics. He later played for the New York Yankees, Toronto, Anaheim, the New York Mets and Seattle.

Henderson is a .280 hitter with 290 home runs and 1,094 RBIs in his 23-year career. He's a 10-time All-Star, last making the team in 1991, and holds the career record of 79 leadoff home runs.

He was the 1990 AL MVP and was part of the Athletics' team that beat Boston in the playoffs that season.

Henderson is a lifetime .291 hitter (102-for-350) at Fenway Park, with five home runs.