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Yes I did, and I was sadly dissapointed. Regardless.... Does anyone have anything to say regarding the original post at hand?

I cant fucking wait. It's about fucking time.

I went there on a Saturday night during 1999. They played some phat freestyle: Noel, Cynthia, Expose, Coro, and then some. I like hearing that shit just as much as house, if not more. Some of the shit does get a little unbearable; not all of the old shit they play is good, or dancable. Sometimes they will play some really good shit though. If you like 80's music, you will like this club. They usually have Grandmaster Flash spinning there as well, I dont know if he still does. They didn't have him there the night I went.

In the summer of 1999, Dj Sal Parm was spinning on KTU sanctuary. He spun a really good set that included Veronica's "I'm in Love," Whachamacalit's "The Chocolate track," And some other goodies. I was curious to know if anyone might have this set on tape (assumming you recorded it). The reason why I bring this up is because Parm spun a sick fucking song right before he put the Chocolate track on. I've never heard it since that night, and I can't really describe it. It is nuts though. For those of you who could be of some help, I would appreciate it. Thanks.

Pauly is a piece of shit for smelling Christopher's fiance's panties. It's a fucked up situation since Christopher really can't do anything about it. The series should eventually end with Tony getting whacked by some two bit punk and Pauly getting whacked by Christopher. That shit was really dissapointing. I really liked Pauly's character until he did some stupid shit like that.

"The Importance of Being Earnest" by Oscar Wilde; really good play that was recommended by a friend. And the Extended version of Algernon Swinburne's "Hymn to Prosperine." Beautiful poetry. Also, "In Memorium" by Alfred Tennyson, and Edward II by Marlowe. I recently found out that there was a film of Edward II in circulation, and I rented it at the video store; It's a beautiful version; the setting is 20th century England, as is the decor, but the dialogue and theme remains loyal to the original play.

April 17th? I thought it was released sooner. I bought it 3 days ago. I didn't find the set too fantastic; Tall Paul's cd wasn't great, and Johnny's cd was good as always.

Aquagen vs. Warp Brothers.

Anyone going to see Aquagen at Webster hall this friday? I am definetly taking advantage of the opportunity; I haven't had the chance to hear them live yet; their shit is off the meter. It should be phat.

In my sleep; my girl under one arm, and my dog under the other arm.

The first woman I ever masturbated to was Amanda Bearse (Marcy on Married with Children). I don't know why, but she seemed so hot back in the day. She still seems hot when I watch reruns of that show; they made her up to look like a chicken, but in the latter part of the series when she cut her hair short, she was a fucking hotty. Definetely penetration-worthy.

"The Buildup" Razor n Guido.

You are a sweetheart. You piece of sweetness, with a side of "Hot Damn." Dippers Dappers Duckers. How was Twilo the other night?

I liked the one when Jerry returned the jacket that he bought for spite. It was hilarious; he walks up to the clerk and she asks why he would like to return the jacket, and he's like "For Spite." She then walks over to her manager, all bewildered, and starts whispering to him while pointing to Jerry, and you don't hear anything else but..."spite." It was hilarious. The directing, production, writing, and acting on that show is absolutely brilliant. It is unrivaled by any citcom. I also liked the episode where George and some other loser were competing for an apartment; they both had to go on interviews, and George believed he would win the landlord over with a sad story (which everyone knows George has plenty of). To his surprise however, there is a loser out there who has experienced worse; when he loses, he humbly walks out. It's hilarious. There will never be a show like that again.

It has very little to do with "insecurity" and more with pointing out the stupidity of a comment. Nothing really more to it.

Rather than test the patience of those who are Asian, why don't you try to refrain from saying stupid shit? It might prevent all the fervor that follows, as a result. It isn't funny, it's actually pretty tired. If you don't have anything useful to say, don't waste your time or your energy.

Tony should slap the shit out of Meadow and wipe that wise ass expression off of her face. And for some reason, Edie Falco (Carmela) seems rather passive this season. She seemed to voice herself more often in the previous seasons. I find that a bit strange.

"Belaqua?" lol...that is hilarious; it sounds like the name of a song. It's "Bacala." He's a fat, fishy bastard.

Nothing will ever Rival "The Deer Hunter." Superb performances all around, and that movie really put Christopher Walken on the map as a good actor. "The Thin Redline" wasn't that bad, but I expected a bit more considering the powerhouse cast. Brian Depalma's "Casualties of War" is another classic; Sean Penn is excellent.

My girl's mother knows one of the cast members on The Sopranos, and she told me that Meadow Soprano is going to be hospitalized for something, I forget what. But she will eventually realize she is pregnant. She also said that Tony will find out (on his own) about what really happened to his Doctor (Lorraine Bracco). I am guessing that Meadow will be impregnated by the guy her father despises.

........Then he calls the assemblyman with feelings of guilt regarding what he had done to the police officer. He was hinting at the fact that the demotion was a bit harsh. So the viewer actually saw a considerate Tony Soprano. However, his daughter's bicycle gets stolen from her campus and she informs him that it was a black man that stole it. Tony is approached by the assemblyman at dinner and asked if he wanted the cop to be given back his job, and Tony says "Fuck him, he got what he deserved." So the bicycle incident helps Tony to show his true colors.

Oz tops Sopranos without a doubt. Unlike Sopranos, the material isn't as cliched, the writing is better, the acting is better, and the storylines are more involved. Sopranos is entertaining, but Oz is far better. Mafia folklore has been done over and over, and it becomes more and more tasteless every time I see it. Granted, prison stories have been done before, but nothing has been done that depicts the individual dillemas of each of the prisoners, guards, and then some. The guest directors and actors that Oz has also adds to the quality of the series.

You're an equal opportunity pedophile, that likes all kids the same. For you to actually point out your awareness regarding the similarities of prepubescence in a child's body, proves you are loyal to pedophilia. Be careful with your exploits.

Jay Mohr is a faggot. Christopher Walken is a good actor, but he's been doing the shittiest of movies for the past seven years.

A Hard-ass juicehead that was in front of me got kicked off last friday for wearing pants that were a tad bit wrinkled. He deserved it, he looked like an asshole.