rudeboyyouth

I don't really care for baseball. It's a boring sport. However, ever since I was a child, I've always loved the NY Mets. I don't know anything about baseball, but I like the Mets because their uniforms look better. I rate football teams by the design of their helmets.

You should be able to hear the hymen break, lol. I'm sure what you posted was in jest, but if it wasn't, you may want to reconsider your actions. In all seriousness, I don't think that people who have such thoughts are sick. Labelling such people as "Sick" is pretty stupid, especially since many well-functioning, normal adult males have similar, if not the same, thoughts. Youth is beautiful, and has been eroticized since the beginning of time. Acting on such thoughts, however, is a different story, especially in light of the laws in this country. I mean, the laws in this country regarding children are pretty hypocritical, self-serving, and contradictory, especially since this country thrives on eroticizing children. But morally speaking, fucking a child is just wrong. Although a girl at 12 isn't exactly a "child," she's still pretty young, and probably not ready for intercourse with a 17 year old guy. The age gap won't mean anything down the road, but right now it does.

"Hands Up (this is the police)" - Sal Dano

KC Flyte - Planet E The Horrorist - One Night in New York City The Horrorist - Mission Ecstasy The Horrorist - Flesh is the Fever Spacefrog - Follow Me React - Let's Go All the Way (JV Dub) Junior Vasquez - X'99 (Junior's Tribal Workout) <--Nasty Major North - Annihilate (Junior Vasquez remix) Scape - People Get Down Razor n Guido - The Buildup Rob James - Amsterdam Kings of Tribal - Genetic Twist Victor Calderone - So Good Victor Calderone - Beat Me Harder Shunji Moriwaki - Shirushi O'Chodai Future Primitive - The Future Future Primitive - Lightning House of Prince - Perfect Love Cevin Fisher - Freaks Come Out Michelle Weeks - Don't Give Up Future Primitive - Darkside (NY Dub) Lustral - Everytime Submission - Women Beat their Men Basement Jaxx - Fly Life Urban Soul - My Urban Soul Club 69 - Alright Eddie Amador - House Music Funky Green Dogs - Fired Up Junior Vasquez - Everybody's Ready Future Primitive - Muzik Makerz And there's this one song which I don't remember the name to. Many of you from 99 / 2000 probably remember it. The song begins with a fairly nasty bassline, then male vocals which say, "Together we witness one of the most delightful in our times, so umm.........Let the Bass Go....(then the bass hits very nastily). I can't believe I'm drawing a blank with respect to the name of this song, but it's nasty as fuck, and is one that I consider to be a classic. And then there's another one with a nice beat and a girl constantly saying, "Excuse meeeeee......Can I get a bump?" I think the name was "can I get a bump" or "excuse me." Can't remember, and I don't know why.

Still posting from '99.

Tell her (in a very honest but serious voice) that that little bit of flabbiness near her lower belly that was once unnoticeable is now very noticeable.

Just got back from Sahara. The night was pretty good. All the Bullshit cleared out at an early hour, and there was plenty of room to get open to what Boris was laying down.

I never frequent nightspots with such policies. I go out to dance, and if I'm not getting in with sneakers, it's not worth the time or the money. I'd rather sit home, roll blunt after blunt, sip some beers, throw some records on the one and two's, and enjoy the vibe. There is no fuckin way I'd even contemplate getting open with shoes on. It's just never going to happen. Some of the most infamous nightclubs in New York City have been known for anything but their door policies / dress codes. Now that they're gone, everything is just going to shit. It's so fuckin depressing. There aren't as many alternatives left for those who love to head out in the morning and dance into the afternoon. I can't even believe this is Manhattan.

Funkyfresh, don't be a dumb-ass. The majority of people posting their thoughts and admissions on this topic are doing so because it's fun, not because they're asserting how proud they are of what they've done. We're not talking about robbing banks here, so don't bother with the half-assed "Congratulations," kid.

The following movie scenes have affected me in one way or another: The final scene in Roman Polanski's "Rosemary's baby," where Rosemary discovers that almost everyone she knows is part of a group of devil-worshippers. The final scene in Roman Polanski's rendition of William Shakespeare's "Macbeth," where Macduff decapitates Macbeth. The elevator scene in Brian DePalma's "Dressed to Kill," where Nancy Allen comes into contact with the murderer for the first time. The scene was a classic ode to Hitchcockian thrillers. The end of the final episode in "Creepshow," where cockroaches start bursting out of E.G. Marshall's body. The final scene in "Sleepaway Camp," where the camp counselors finally discover who "Angela" really is. The scene in Edward James Olmos's "American Me," where the inmates stick a big butcher knife up the mafia don's son's ass. The rape scene in Meir Zachi's "I Spit on Your Grave." The scene in Friday the 13th Pt. 8 (Jason Takes Manhattan), where the girl who's about to ram Jason with her car suddenly sees what he looked like as a child. I remember being very freaked out by how ugly and deformed he looked. The scene in Friday the 13th pt. IV (the Final chapter), where Corey Feldman knocks of Jason's mask for the first time, and the viewer is given the first ever glimpse of Jason without his mask. He was one ugly motherfucker. The scene in "Child's Play," where Chucky reveals his nasty side to Catherine Hicks (Andy's mom) for the first time: "You stupid bitch, you filthy slut!!! I'll teach you to fuck with me!!" The scene in "Stir of Echoes," where Kevin Bacon sits back into his couch and suddenly notices the ghost of the girl who was murdered. Even as a horror flick veteran, I recevied a jolt from that scene. The scene in "Lake Placid" where the gator just grabs a fucking big brown bear like it's nothing and tosses it up into his mouth. The rape scene in "The Accused." Of course, the final scene in Brian DePalma's "Scarface." The scene in an old cult horror classic, "The New York Ripper," where the serial killer lures a prostitute into his hotel room, ties her down, holds her eye lids open, and slices down the middle of her eyeball with a razor blade. The scene in "Transformers: The Movie," where old school veteran autobots, like Ratchet and Iron Hide, who I'd spent years growing up with as a child, were just picked off one by one in a matter of seconds. The scene in "G.I.Joe: The Movie," where Cobra Commander's face plate comes off for the first time. The scene in Brian DePalma's "The Untouchables," where Al Capone (Robert DeNiro) suddenly starts clubbing to death one of his henchmen with a baseball bat. The scene in "Blood in Blood Out: Bound By Honor," where the head of the spanish gang, La Onda, was murdered while preparing to visit his daughter for the first time in over a decade. The scene in a recent straight-to-video release, "Gang Tapes," where a child, who has a cam-corder running throughout the entire movie, videotapes himself getting blasted right in the face by a rival gang member. Its was pretty fucked up, and seemed very real. The scene in a cult horror classic, "The Dummy," where Burgess Meredith, a big figure in entertainment, discovers one of his prized acts, a ventriliquist (a very young Anthony Hopkins), flipping out on his wooden dummy. Throughout the film, Hopkins constantly talks to his dummy, and in this particular scene he finally goes over the deep end. The scene in Quentin Tarantino's "Jackie Brown," where Robert Deniro suddenly decides to shoot Bridgette Fonda. She was so beautiful in that movie. The scene in Michaelangelo Antinioni's "Blow-Up," where the main character, a photographer who photographs everything in sight, discovers something in one of his photos that he didn't intend to capture. The rape scene in Brian DePalma's "Casualties of War." The scene in "Leaving Las Vegas," where Elizabeth Shue is raped. The scene in "RoboCop II," where the dying drug overlord, Kane, has his head cut open and his brain removed. The scene in "Jason X," where Jason, who's been revived by a future colony after hundreds of years of slumber, grabs a beautiful young girl by the hair and sticks her face into a bason of liquid nitrogen, freezing the entire front portion of her face, and then smashes her head down on to the counter, shattering her face. The scene was a treat for true Jason fans, and was an ode to the rugged and brutal style of killing that Jason was always infamous for. The scene in "When a Stranger Calls," where the babysitter, after calling the cops to complain of scary calls she'd been receiving all night, is suddenly called back by the police and told that the call was traced, and that the individual is inside the house with her.

I've stolen alot of shit over the years. I've taxed: Charms Blowpops, Bazooka Joes, Garbage Pail Kids trading cards, Matchbox cars, 2 ltr. bottles of pepsi, Sega Genesis video games, books, Pellet guns, permanent markers, all types of stationery, car air freshners, handballs, cartons of Newport lights and Montclairs, almost every rap album that came out during 1992 and 1993, movie posters, cat treats & toys, a pair of cat nail clippers, a cat fur brush, bottles of cologne, underarm deodarant, replacement cartridges for the Mach III razor, Gillette Shaving gel, dog biscuits, pillow cases, floppy disks, a label maker, and other various shit.

Try Sahara on Route 110 in Farmingdale. Dj Boris will there tomorrow night. But then again, you'll be in the city, and will probably not want to trek all the way out to Farmingdale.

God bless every little bit of afterhours this City has left to offer.

I had many of the episodes on videotape, but some of them got destroyed when I moved into my new house. They weren't store-bought, but were recorded from old airings.

I asked this same question in another (related) thread, but does anyone know if the party is still going on, and if so, whether the bar has re-opened?

Is the party still going on? I feel like getting open a little bit. Right now it's 1:41 pm. Are there any individuals who just returned and know whether the party is still going?

Is Sahara open this evening? If so, who's spinning?

DJ Boris at Sahara. I will definitely have to be in attendance. Haven't heard Boris live in a while. Anyone else heading there on the 10th?

I would've left, but I was in the middle of a meeting where leaving wasn't really a possibility.

are shy about blowing your nose in public or in front of a group of individuals? I've always been, and still am, really shy about it. I always make myself do it, however, otherwise the feeling of the runny nose would drive me insane.

They should draw the cocks a little more realistically. It would make the pictures funnier.

That's pretty fucking disgusting. There is way too much bacteria in raw human flesh / inhards. Plus, it would probably smell like raw shit. I'd spray the carcass with lysol before popping a nut on it.

There's definitely something attractive about Cameron Diaz, and it isn't directly related to her looks. I mean, she is a beautiful woman, but something about her on-screen personality makes her seem attractive. Of course, I have absolutely no idea how she is off the screen, but I'm guessing she's a personable individual.

Is she just a model who modelled for Maxim, or does she have some type of career outside of modelling? Is she a celebrity or something?

The 2nd Matrix sucked so badly that it almost seemed as if it was meant to be a filler-flick between the first and third installments. The plot was horrible, and the acting was just pathetic. I am usually impressed with all of Lawrence Fishburne's performances, but he was horrible in the 2nd Matrix. I hope this one is much better.