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Patchoulia
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I generally tip too much. I admit it.
But if the service sucks, I am expressing my displeasure in the tip.
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I have a collection agency after me for money the government supposedly gave me when I was in university.
I'm not sure why. I paid off my student loans in full. They refuse to provide me with any documentation proving why I owe this money.
Keep in mind I graduation in 1995.
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Anybody wanna buy some sex?
how much?
How much sex? Or how much $$?
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http://www.themovienetwork.ca/contests/weddingcrashers/rules.php
Apparently, you just have to watch the premiere of Wedding Crashers on the movie network and you could WIN BIG!!
muaahahahahahaa
I guess this means I have to watch Wedding Crashers...
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Hope you two still had a good time SP...last night's show was just what I needed and great to be in the mosh groovin' away and then groove with plenty'o'space on the balcony...
If that wasn't your best GLASS show, wow, would I have liked to have been at your favourite!!!
I still had a great time, indeed.
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Not my favourite GLASS show, but bad GLASS is like bad pizza--still pretty damn good.
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Omigod. Whitesnakes on a plane. Pure. Unadulterated. Genius.
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Omigod I love John Prine so much. The last time I saw him was simply magical.
He's a genius. No question.
I can't wait for this show!
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Oh. My. God.
Where's SLJ when you need him???
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,197976,00.html
Pilot Fights Black Snake Stowaway on Plane
Friday, June 02, 2006
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Monty Coles was 3,000 feet in the air when he discovered a stowaway peeking out at him from the plane's instrument panel — a 4 1/2-foot black snake.
Coles had left Charleston earlier for a leisurely flight over the West Virginia countryside last Saturday in his Piper Cherokee and was preparing to land in Gallipolis, Ohio, when the snake revealed itself.
"Nothing in any of the manuals ever described anything like this," the 62-year-old Cross Lanes resident said. But the advice given 25 years earlier from his flight instructor immediately came to mind: "No matter what happens, fly the plane."
An attempt to swat the snake only resulted in it falling to Coles' feet under the rudder pedals. It then darted to the other side of the cockpit.
While maintaining control of the single-engine plane with one hand, Coles grabbed the reptile behind its head with his other.
"There was no way I was letting that thing go. It coiled all around my arm, and its tail grabbed hold of a lever on the floor and started pulling," Coles said.
The next step was to radio for emergency landing clearance.
"They came back and asked what my problem was. I told them I had one hand full of snake and the other hand full of plane. They cleared me in."
After a smooth landing, Coles posed for pictures with the snake, then let it loose.
"That snake resides in Ohio now," he said. "I wasn't about to bring it home. I don't mind snakes, but I sure like to know where they are."
Coles said he was lucky his usual travel companions, his wife and dachshund, were not on the flight.
"If my wife had been in the plane, I wouldn't have a wife, a plane or myself," Coles said. "I don't know what might have happened if Killer had been in the plane, but it sure would have been a lot more exciting."
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Hey, it's tough slogging on a board where dogs humping then puking gets more interest than a David Suzuki thread....I do what I have to do to get by.
If you posted a thread about dogs humping David Suzuki, I'm fairly certain it would get substantial interest...
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any chance of another headliner...like say' date=' Phil and Friends being added?[/quote']
I don't think Phil and Bobby can coexist very well these days. Of course, I'm sure it's largely to do with the fact that Bobby is a big dill-hole. I will enjoy him playing though.
bahahahahahahahaha
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The toilet guy was great. His wife was working the women's side and was very kind to my 7 yr old daughter. Tips jar wasn't quite that exciting last year - at least when I was there.
Sad..."Pops" passed away.
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I really like them. Their songs are really catchy (if you're in to that kind of thing).
If you have Sirius radio, you've probably heard "Texas" about 87,000 times because that appears to be the only song they play on Jam_On.
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Here's a link to streamable shows on archive:
http://www.archive.org/audio/etreelisting-browse.php?collection=etree&cat=Scarecrow%20Collection
They're from Jersey/NYC area.
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My friend's band is up for a spot at the 10,000 Lakes festival--great opportunity for them. They're currently in 4th place in the voting (the top 3 get to play).
So, if you have a moment, please register @ this site and vote for Scarecrow Collection.
Thanks!
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This is, by far, my favourite. The comingling of 2 sub-pop-culture phenomena: Snakes on a Plane and Degrassi. Pure genius.
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Bravo, my friend, nice work!
http://www.nowtoronto.com/issues/2006-04-20/music_discs4.php
Holy shit, is Jeff Martin ever fucking full of himself. I've come to that conclusion because, frankly, how else could he write such pompous bullshit without wanting to punch himself in the face? On Exile, his first post-Tea Party project, Martin retains all the derivative and pretentious faux mysticism that's bespattered the bulk of his past work. From long-winded opener World Is Calling, with its usual dose of Eastern-sounding musical accents, it's clear that he has no interest in reinventing his sound. Aside from the appallingly self-indulgent and arrogant vibe, the lyrics sound as if he's just discovered a rhyming dictionary. If you enjoy recycled musical ideas and bad high-school poetry, Martin is probably already some kind of demigod to you. If not, avoid this at all costs.
Martin touches down at the Phoenix Monday (April 24).
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Julia...will you be coming / going(?) this year?
I'm going to do my best...depends on work, ride sitch, $$ etc. of course. Still on contract at my new job, so I'm unsure where I'll be then (hell, don't know where I'll be next week)...
Let me know if you want me to connect you with some other families who go every year to answer your questions!!
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T-Bone's coming out of retirement for this one?
I gotta a freezer full of "chocolate chip" cookies that says otherwise...
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POSSIBLE "SURPRISE"
ENDINGS TO THE NEW
SAMUEL L. JACKSON FILM
SNAKES ON A PLANE.
BY MARC KEINATH AND KYLE NUSKE
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Scenario One
Samuel L. Jackson discovers a new superbreed of snake, developed by the United States military, on board the plane. Quickly realizing that this snake could destroy the world, and knowing he would rather die than risk bringing this monster to the mainland, he decides to crash the plane into an offshore nitroglycerin plant.
Scenario Two
After single-handedly killing all snakes on board and landing the plane, Jackson steps onto the tarmac and removes his trench coat only to reveal that he is, in fact, made entirely out of snakes.
Scenario Three
While on the bus ride home from the airport, Jackson notices the bus driver seems nervous. The driver informs him that if the bus goes slower than 55 mph, snakes will drop from the ceiling. Samuel looks directly at the camera and says, "Here we go again!"
Scenario Four
As the plane is landing, Samuel Jackson is battling the last snake on the plane: a giant anaconda named Nancy. When he is about to let Nancy live by trapping her in a large duffle bag, he notices his father's wristwatch around her neck. Realizing that this is the snake that killed the man who raised him, Sam entangles Nancy's tail in the landing gear, simultaneously puréeing the beast and attaining the vengeance he has sought since age 13.
Scenario Five
All the snakes on the plane have been killed, and the only thing left to do is land the plane. That is, of course, until an Arabic man strapped with C4 explosives says he is going to crash the plane into the Golden Gate Bridge. Knowing he would rather die than risk bringing this monster to the mainland, Samuel L. Jackson decides to crash the plane into an offshore nitroglycerin plant. Unfortunately, the resulting explosion from the plane, terrorist, and nitroglycerin combo creates a tidal wave that destroys San Francisco. The Golden Gate Bridge stands, however, and is renamed the Jackson Bridge.
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two words: amateur pornography.
He's right. Producers are looking for willing broads all the time and will pay juicily for them. You could make a pretty penny.
Such a sweet-talker...
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Interesting..you could very well be right..who knows.
Anyway, no matter what the attendance, I'm sure it will be awesome. I've been there w/15K and I've been there with 6K and both were equally fun.
Friday afternoon I streamed Phil's set from Vibes 2002...(first night)...I just love that show.
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did you see the reunion show last year?
Unfortunately, not...I was on the brink of being laid off at that point and couldn't swing it.
That's okay. I've found a new place to supply my bong hits (and porn).
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Actually, my love of the Seapods came later...though Vibes '99 was the first or second time I saw them, I believe.
who's drunk????
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