out of the two which would be considered sick?

I listened to it today, pretty good fuckin cd.

I had sex with an amputee, It came up in a conversation with my boss while we were talking about college.

For real.

but when is silera posting nude preggo pics?

don't you hate when you have the runs but you don't know yet and you sneeze then feel that warm gooey feeling in your underwear... that so fuckin blows cause it gets allover your balls and shit... well it is shit but I meant it like and stuff, like shit, ya know?

so I was always like "oh man ring tones are so fuckin gay". Like you're at a diner or a store and some ass always has some crappy ringtone playing and they always wait like 20 seconds before they answer so everyone can hear their awesome ring tone and realize how incredibly fuckin cool they are... those people are so fuckin gay.

So anyway, I downloaded my first ringer last month and it got kinda old now so I just downloaded candyshop by 50 cent as my new ringer... I just called myself to hear it.. I am gonna be so fuckin cool at work next week when everyone hears my new shit... i'll be all like "I'LL LET YA LICK THE LOLLIPOP!!!"

I'm doing a loan for this woman who is currently in foreclosure, i'm basically doing a bailout loan for her so she can keep her home. Anyhoo, underwriters usually like to have a hardship letter which basically states why the applicant fell into the situation and why they won't do it again.

So I have the client write up a letter and she closes out the letter by stating that the house holds sentimental value since she and her dog lived in the house for 20 years before the dog died and she buried the dog in the backyard. So she doesn't wanna lose the house because she's afraid of leaving her dog.... the dead one in the backyard... because he'd be lonely without her.

If you like that, you'd love to have heard her tell me about how all the stress she has gone through cause her to have a hysterectomy.

Yeah so thats whats been keeping me busy.

sayin

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City cleared to XXX out smut

BY HELEN PETERSON, TANYANIKA SAMUELS and TRACY CONNOR
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITERS

The Big Apple is about to get a cold shower.

An appeals court gave the city a green light yesterday to shut down strip clubs and other X-rated businesses operating outside adults-only zones.

The ruling could force 100 flesh meccas out of residential and tourist neighborhoods, and into industrial areas such as the far West Side of Manhattan.

"The only place in Manhattan that you will have adult establishments is surrounding Jets stadium," said Mark Alonso, a lawyer for Ten's Cabaret on E. 21st St.

The sex shops plan to appeal, but if they don't prevail, some of the topless bars, video stops and theaters are likely to close - or at least cover up.

Scores, for instance, would have to shutter its E. 60th St. emporium but could keep operating its club on W. 28th St., a spokesman said.

"The city is going to lose millions in taxes a year," Alonso predicted. "Businessmen don't go out of their way to see dressed women dance."

At Stiletto in Times Square, a stripper named Alexis feared she would lose her job. "I have bills to pay. I have to feed my daughter. I have to pay rent," said the 26-year-old dancer. "I make a lot of money here."

Mayor Bloomberg, however, hailed the court's decision as a victory for families who don't want porn peddlers next to churches and day care centers.

"New Yorkers won't have to push their strollers past porn shops, have topless bars for neighbors or have to worry about peep booths in the back of their corner magazine store," he said.

The city has been trying to quarantine the sex industry for a decade, starting with dramatic zoning changes in 1995 that barred adult entertainment from most neighborhoods.

Initially, the businesses were subjected to a so-called 60-40 rule: if 40% of their floor space was dedicated to smut, they could only operate in the designated zones.

Many owners found ingenious ways to skirt the rule, by stocking 60% of their floor space with copies of one children's video, for example.

In 2001, the city retaliated by amending the zoning ordinance to close the 60-40 loophole and use much broader guidelines to define adult businesses.

The stores sued to block the changes, and a state Supreme Court judge agreed the revised rules were unconstitutional.

But yesterday's 4-0 decision by the Appellate Division reversed that ruling and upheld the new zoning.

The clubs can now ask the state's highest court to hear the case, but an appeal is not automatic. In the meantime, they hope to get a stay barring the city from padlocking doors.

Originally published on April 13, 2005


Personally, I think this is bullshit and have no problem with strip clubs and stores.
I miss the old New York, the gritiness and filth it used to possess. It's nice to have a safe city but at the same time there is no luster to the great city it once was. Now it's filled with the extreme rich or the dirt poor. It's truly sad.