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Posted by: Maynard - 11-13-2002, 10:28 PM - Forum: Noise Pollution
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It speaks for itself.
i search your profile
for a translation
i study the conversation
like a map
'cause i know there is strength
in the differences between us
and i know there is comfort
where we overlap
come here
stand in front of the light
stand still
so i can see your silhouette
i hope
you have got all night
'cause i'm not done looking,
no, i'm not done looking yet
each one of us
wants a piece of the action
you can hear it in what we say
you can see it in what we do
we negotiate with chaos
for some sense of satisfaction
if you won't give it to me
at least give me a better view
come here
stand in front of the light
stand still
so i can see your silhouette
i hope
you have got all night
'cause i'm not done looking
no,
i'm not done looking yet
i build each one of my songs
out of glass
so you can see me inside of them
i suppose
or you could just leave the image of me
in the background, i guess
and watch your own reflection superimposed
i build each one of my days out of hope
and i give that hope your name
and i don't know you that well
but it don't take much to tell
either you don't have the balls
or you don't feel the same
come here
stand in front of the light
stand still
so i can see your silhouette
i hope
you have got all night
'cause i'm not done looking
no, i'm not done looking yet
i search your profile for a translation
i study the conversation like a map
'cause i know there is strength
in the differences between us
and i know there is comfort
where we overlap
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Posted by: DGW - 11-13-2002, 08:38 PM - Forum: The Pit
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my nose has been itching and running all day and it's kinda sore now
payday?.....pay yer billz day is more like it
i like the fact Winona Ryder stole.....lil bitch needz a spankin!
my eyes are bad...realized it last nite in the rain
fuck iraq
does snapple iced tea smell like piss to anyone else?
how come all my friends are having kidz yet i can't find a woman that i would want to have my kidz?
OAS has started the only other thread today..is this really the end?
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| Manute Bol Playing hockey - This is too funny |
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Posted by: Teenweek - 11-13-2002, 06:30 PM - Forum: SportsCenter
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Manute Bol has traded in his basketball sneakers and boxing trunks and now is in a shocking search for a pair of ice skates.
Manute Bol figures to stand out in the hockey crowd, just as he did in his flirtation with boxing.
The 7-foot-7 former NBA shot-blocker agreed to terms Tuesday to play with the Indianapolis Ice of the Central Hockey League.
Bol is expected to be in uniform for an appearance with the Ice on Saturday night, but it is unlikely he will play in the game against the Amarillo Gorillas.
"We're in the business of selling tickets, the business of entertainment,'' Ice general manager Larry Linde said. "We're not going to do anything to jeopardize the integrity of the game or Manute. We're out there to have fun.
"We're not going to throw him out there if he's going to kill himself or someone else.''
Linde hasn't yet spoken to Bol, 40, and admitted that the deal is mainly to generate interest in his team.
Linde was the driving force behind the signing after he read an article a month or so ago about Bol's difficult life after he left the NBA.
By all accounts, Bol has never played the sport or ever laced up a pair of skates. At this point, equipment that would fit the Dinka tribesman has not been located.
"We're always looking for a unique angle,'' Linde said. "We like to expose our fans to people they might like to meet.''
Born in Turalie, a remote village in southern Sudan, Bol now lives in Hartford, Conn., with his family.
Over the years he has spent most of his life's savings trying to bring peace to his war-torn homeland, where many of his relatives were leaders in the Sudanese Peoples Liberation Army, a rebel movement. At one point he became an important backer of the rebels, contributing an estimated $3.5 million.
Linde contacted Bol's representatives to set up a public appearance at an Ice game.
Bol recently took part in Fox TV's Celebrity Boxing show and beat former football player William "The Refrigerator'' Perry in a bout.
Bol agreed to take part, so long as Fox agreed to air a toll-free number for the Ring True Foundation, a West Hartford-based charity he set up to benefit southern Sudanese children. He donated his $35,000 purse from the boxing match to the group.
Linde also wants to help Bol's cause.
"According to what I've been told he's open to different kinds of ideas,'' Linde said. "It seems like everything he's doing these days is trying to bring attention to his foundation.''
Linde said that Bol will sign a standard player contract with the team and then try to skate with the team on Friday and Saturday.
Contracts last for a minimum of one season, but they are rarely guaranteed. Players are paid on a weekly basis at a minimum of $350.
"We're attempting to find skates and equipment to fit him,'' Linde said. "He's coming in Friday. We'll attempt to get him suited up. We'll see what we can do.''
CHL spokesman Steve Cherwonak said the league would not stand in the way if Indianapolis filed a contract.
It was believed Bol, who weighs 225 pounds, would become the tallest player under contract in the history of professional hockey.
"We commend the Ice for a unique and interesting manner of promoting ice hockey and a worthwhile cause,'' Cherwonak said.
Bol was a 1985 second-round draft pick of the Washington Bullets.
He played 11 seasons in the NBA with four teams, blocking more shots per minute than anyone in league history. He retired from in 1995 after averaging 4.2 rebounds per game and 2.6 points during his career.
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| Night at the movies |
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Posted by: Hey Ladi - 11-13-2002, 05:49 PM - Forum: The Stoner Forum
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The Tucked Away Shit Hole is proud to present...
<table style=filter:glow(color=yellow)>HARRY POTTER & THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS</table>
Saturday, November 16th
Loews Cineplex ... Jersey Gardens Mall
651 Kapkowsi Road, Elizabeth, NJ, 07201
Dir: Tpke Exit 13 A, follow signs
OR ... 1&9 N = R/North Ave intersection, follow signs
7:30pm | 8:00pm | 8:45pm | 9:30pm | 10:15pm | 11:15pm | 11:45pm | 12:15am
:banana: :banana: :banana:
Ok, now we need to pick a time frame & did anyone want to eat or go out before/after? It seems silly to go so far, just for a movie. :-D
(Times from Moviefone.com)
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| I have lost faith in the justice system. - Is common sense outlawed? |
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Posted by: Ronin - 11-13-2002, 04:46 PM - Forum: The Faggy Artistic Forum
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I have totally lost faith in the justice system. Here is the story:
I was at PC Richards on Rt 17 South in NJ at night. I was backing out of a spot and hit a car. The parking lot is designed so that on one side, all the parked cars are parallel to each other. Then across from the cars is the store with a firelane in front of the store. The other guy's car was parked illegally in that fire zone, with no lights on (headlights or hazards) at night, underneath no lights on the PC Richards building, AND with his 3 year old kid in the car alone. The guy was buying something in the store while while he left his car there. The police came and gave him a summons for illegally parking.
My insurance company is now telling me that I am going to be more than 50% liable for this. I can't believe how common sense has been lost in this country! The guy has 3 major things against him and I am mostly at fault! The guy was ILLEGALLY parked, along with other evidence. If he wasn't illegally parked, THEN IT WOULDN'T HAVE HAPPENED! Granted if any of those three wasn't evident, i would be at 100% fault. But if his dark colored car has no lights on, HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO SEE HIM?!? It makes the car virtually unseeable.
My insurance company also isn't taking my side. I thought that's what I pay them for; to fight for my side in a claim, no matter what happened. I pay thousands of dollars to tell them I am wrong???? WHAT THE Hell AM I PAYING YOU FOR??
I live in a country where a thief can sue the owner of the house he is breaking into, because he cut him self on a sharp knife in the house.
I live in a country where a person sues McDonald's because she spilled hot coffee on herself, claiming the coffee was TOO hot.
I live in a country where a person can sue a toaster manufacturer because she was toasting a poptart while she was out shopping and the house caught on fire!
I live in a country where I can park in a dark colored car illegally in a fire zone, with no lights on, underneath no lights, and leave my 3 year old kid in the car while I go buy a TV, and have some one else pay for my damages if someone hits me.
I have lost faith in the justice system.
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