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Beans Malone	posted on 03-30-2002 @ 4:34 PM
Psychopath Registered: Mar. 02	If there ever was a movie character you really want to bitch slap got to go with Ben Kingsley as Don 'Malky' Logan. Iron Monkey Showtimes 1:30, 3:45, 5:55, 8:10, 10:10, 12:10.

SLASH Pompous, Arrogant, Enigmatic, Bitter, Quirky, Misanthrope with a Weird Sense of Humor and an Iron Clad Memory while flooding the board with my Stream of Consciousness UFC STRIKE 3 (I'm a dick and I like to ruin people's plans)	posted on 03-30-2002 @ 8:32 PM
O&A Board Regular Registered: Aug. 00	quote: If there ever was a movie character you really want to bitch slap got to go with Ben Kingsley as - -Don 'Malky' Logan. I thought he was more bitch-slap worthy as Saul Hudson in The Grammarian. AIM: SmarterChild Write To Me Here I think it all started with the Declaration of Independence -- the idea that we had the inalienable rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. That pursuit is what took America from the revolution to the computer age in 200 years. But the progress has come at a price. The obvious being the people that were exploited to make it possible; the not so obvious being us, the first group of people that were given no obvious frontiers to conquer. We hear stories that about the good old days that don't seem to apply anymore. It's a generation gap that leaves us without role models. But the bright side is that without role models, there are no roles. Maybe that's what the 60s were all about -- getting rid of the roles. But what do we replace them with? Without any guidance, what do we replace them with? Without any guidance, the choices become overwhelming. Sometimes it just makes everything feel hopeless. So we destroy our bodies in the search of an ideal. Try to salvage relationships that don't work. We feel we must do something, instead of doing something that we feel. It is the prison of self-imposed momentum, and the sad part is that we get used to it. It reminds me of a song I heard the other day. It's called "The Going Nowhere Fast." But the people I have met here have shown me another side of Nowhere. They've pointed out the beautiful irony that stagnation makes it easy to stop and smell the roses, if we just let it. What would we be if we had nothing to rebel against? Well we could finally be ourselves, the first group of people who stopped looking for the answers long enough to appreciate the questions. And all we have to do is to make our own Declaration of Independence. We can embrace the right to life and liberty by simply realizing that happiness exists -- not to pursue, but to accept. After that the only challenge would be to make sure with the rest of our lives that we weren't just another fad. I don't know, it's an idea. What do you think? This message was edited by SLASH on 3-30-02 @ 8:36 PM

BIV G.O.O.F.B.A.H.G.S. Xenophobe Defense Brigade totally lacks teh funney Brine shrimp is more interesting than I am. The only thing that will get rid of my shitty status is another board wipe or a series of blowjobs. I am one uninformed hound.	posted on 03-30-2002 @ 9:31 PM
Psychopath Registered: Mar. 02	Howard Stern in Private Parts! I dare you to come up with a better one!!!! Old perverts don't die, they just get rubbed out!. BIV

Beans Malone	posted on 03-31-2002 @ 8:51 AM
Psychopath Registered: Mar. 02	Saul Hudson in The Grammarian can't believe I did a search on it..wtf And you're right Stern came across as an asshole in Private Parts then again I always did think that. Bones Showtimes 1:30, 3:45, 5:55, 8:10, 10:10, 12:10.

SLASH Pompous, Arrogant, Enigmatic, Bitter, Quirky, Misanthrope with a Weird Sense of Humor and an Iron Clad Memory while flooding the board with my Stream of Consciousness UFC STRIKE 3 (I'm a dick and I like to ruin people's plans)	posted on 03-31-2002 @ 9:57 AM
O&A Board Regular Registered: Aug. 00	quote: Saul Hudson in The Grammarian can't believe I did a search on it..wtf quote: quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If there ever was a movie character you really want to bitch slap got to go with Ben Kingsley as - -Don 'Malky' Logan. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I thought he was more bitch-slap worthy as Saul Hudson in The Grammarian. I said - HE (meaning: Ben Kingsley). AS (meaning: the character HE (See: above) played. IN (meaning: the movie HE was IN AS said character). Ok, for a recap... He, Ben Kingsly, was more bitch-slap worthy as Saul Husdon in The Grammarian, than as Don 'Malky' Logan in Sexy Beast. AIM: SmarterChild Write To Me Here I think it all started with the Declaration of Independence -- the idea that we had the inalienable rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. That pursuit is what took America from the revolution to the computer age in 200 years. But the progress has come at a price. The obvious being the people that were exploited to make it possible; the not so obvious being us, the first group of people that were given no obvious frontiers to conquer. We hear stories that about the good old days that don't seem to apply anymore. It's a generation gap that leaves us without role models. But the bright side is that without role models, there are no roles. Maybe that's what the 60s were all about -- getting rid of the roles. But what do we replace them with? Without any guidance, what do we replace them with? Without any guidance, the choices become overwhelming. Sometimes it just makes everything feel hopeless. So we destroy our bodies in the search of an ideal. Try to salvage relationships that don't work. We feel we must do something, instead of doing something that we feel. It is the prison of self-imposed momentum, and the sad part is that we get used to it. It reminds me of a song I heard the other day. It's called "The Going Nowhere Fast." But the people I have met here have shown me another side of Nowhere. They've pointed out the beautiful irony that stagnation makes it easy to stop and smell the roses, if we just let it. What would we be if we had nothing to rebel against? Well we could finally be ourselves, the first group of people who stopped looking for the answers long enough to appreciate the questions. And all we have to do is to make our own Declaration of Independence. We can embrace the right to life and liberty by simply realizing that happiness exists -- not to pursue, but to accept. After that the only challenge would be to make sure with the rest of our lives that we weren't just another fad. I don't know, it's an idea. What do you think?

Beans Malone	posted on 03-31-2002 @ 11:21 AM
Psychopath Registered: Mar. 02	quote: He, Ben Kingsly, was more bitch-slap worthy as Saul Husdon in The Grammarian, than as Don 'Malky' Logan in Sexy Beast. I said... then you said.. then I said.... huh Bones Showtimes 1:30, 3:45, 5:55, 8:10, 10:10, 12:10.

barch97 BBTB The barch gots lots a dick Theoretically, if I were to smack you in the face with my penis, it would leave a bruise in the shape of a mushroom. I kind of enjoy my anonymity on the board WOW Forum Ambassador	posted on 03-31-2002 @ 11:24 AM
O&A Board Veteran Registered: Jul. 00	And, this thread has proven that slash is, in fact, the most bitch-slap worthy mod on this board. Long Live the "Syndication Underground" The more things change... The more they stay the same.

SLASH Pompous, Arrogant, Enigmatic, Bitter, Quirky, Misanthrope with a Weird Sense of Humor and an Iron Clad Memory while flooding the board with my Stream of Consciousness UFC STRIKE 3 (I'm a dick and I like to ruin people's plans)	posted on 03-31-2002 @ 11:57 AM
O&A Board Regular Registered: Aug. 00	quote: And, this thread has proven that slash is, in fact, the most bitch-slap worthy mod on this board. I am just trying to put the D back in :-p AIM: SmarterChild Write To Me Here I think it all started with the Declaration of Independence -- the idea that we had the inalienable rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. That pursuit is what took America from the revolution to the computer age in 200 years. But the progress has come at a price. The obvious being the people that were exploited to make it possible; the not so obvious being us, the first group of people that were given no obvious frontiers to conquer. We hear stories that about the good old days that don't seem to apply anymore. It's a generation gap that leaves us without role models. But the bright side is that without role models, there are no roles. Maybe that's what the 60s were all about -- getting rid of the roles. But what do we replace them with? Without any guidance, what do we replace them with? Without any guidance, the choices become overwhelming. Sometimes it just makes everything feel hopeless. So we destroy our bodies in the search of an ideal. Try to salvage relationships that don't work. We feel we must do something, instead of doing something that we feel. It is the prison of self-imposed momentum, and the sad part is that we get used to it. It reminds me of a song I heard the other day. It's called "The Going Nowhere Fast." But the people I have met here have shown me another side of Nowhere. They've pointed out the beautiful irony that stagnation makes it easy to stop and smell the roses, if we just let it. What would we be if we had nothing to rebel against? Well we could finally be ourselves, the first group of people who stopped looking for the answers long enough to appreciate the questions. And all we have to do is to make our own Declaration of Independence. We can embrace the right to life and liberty by simply realizing that happiness exists -- not to pursue, but to accept. After that the only challenge would be to make sure with the rest of our lives that we weren't just another fad. I don't know, it's an idea. What do you think?

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