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NICE... someone turned me onto that list a year and a half or so ago. i think it's an invaluable source of whats happening on the down low, as well as the staple true parties. be cool ------------------ we must cultivate our gardens...

Jill, did you get that from the Spinoza weekly list? thats an excellent service that guy provides, the parties are always on point. good lookin out. ------------------ we must cultivate our gardens...

what a difference a day makes, ehhh? btw- this post is totally serious. ------------------ we must cultivate our gardens...

i propose to the community that we all ignore Cazz926, it has worked well so far, i see no reason to change a good thing. to top it all off, she has no usefull input and is often threatening. thank you ------------------ we must cultivate our gardens...

nm ------------------ we must cultivate our gardens...

one wears CK One and the other wears Tommy... they both smell like fucking bug spray. then there is Mirav, a little hottie, and she smells like roses.... im just thinking out loud here, never mind me... ------------------ we must cultivate our gardens...

i found i don't like gels that make my hair stiff, and my hair isnt always spiked, because i get lazy and let it grow on occasion. i found a wax called DAX, its a wave/hair groom wax. it comes in two styled that you might use for your situation, the blue tin is a softer wax, good for thin hair, with a little spray it will stand. the red tin is heavier, for thick hair which i use. keeps the hair soft and shiny and stays in place very well. you can find it in Harmon or various other pharmacy stores like rite aid and cvs. costs like a dollar and the red tin has lasted me over a year. be cool ------------------ we must cultivate our gardens...

is that Raj, panty burgular extrordinaire with that red visor on? i also didnt know you had the glowstick king ova there with you........... if i knew glowball was going down, i wouldnt have missed it. ------------------ we must cultivate our gardens...

i suppose i had that coming.... *makesmentalnotetothinkbeforespeaking* and B2B, your numbers are growing fast with the addition of Cazz as limey apprentice. cheerio ------------------ we must cultivate our gardens...

the only thing worse than a lymie are lymie wanna be's........... *coughcazzcough* ------------------ we must cultivate our gardens...

F-PVD. ------------------ we must cultivate our gardens...

F-PVD. ------------------ we must cultivate our gardens...

i had every intention of at least calling y'all the morning after, and my deepest apologies for not. if i had know there would be illegal substances involved, i never would have even considered the trip. im ashamed of you people.... really. i expect the full details summarized and i will also make note that mr tenaglia dropped your favorite song at about 7:15am Cazz....FINALLY!! be cool ------------------ we must cultivate our gardens...

sounds to me like a bangin party... and i don't want to rain on your parade, but i think that Danny is the true professor of HOUSE music friday nights in nyc. line up looks hot though, and the best part IMO, is your new last name Steve, did you change that officially? be cool, stephen ------------------ we must cultivate our gardens...

i don't feel it's necessary, or appropriate to announce your sexual preference in such an upstanding community. you should be ashamed cazz. sincerely, your concious. ------------------ we must cultivate our gardens...

bob is without question da man. as for legend i know it is a staple for many, it's not the most telling compilation of his work, IMO. it's good, don't get me wrong, as it's of one the first compilations done of MANY. the latter have been in an effort to keep him making money after death, not unlike they have done with hendrix, yet some are also excellent. ie: talkin blues, the early years, bustin out of trenchtown, and one of the latest which is ultimately a continuation of legend, named Natural Mystic: the LEGEND lives on. if you can find the best of THE EARLY YEARS, it has a recording of CAUTION, pure original ska, excellent track. im not criticizing y'all, just thought i would fill you in. be cool, stephen ------------------ we must cultivate our gardens...

i agree, how tasteless and unwarranted this type of behavior is. you shouldn't start rumors unless you have the facts straight, it was nyquil and pseudofed that did him wrong. check yo'sef cazz ------------------ we must cultivate our gardens...

not yet, but i did last night on several occasions... oh shit, you mean to dc? im currently working out the details... stay tuned. btw dirty, as far as i knew it, p00h + closet = voluntary. ------------------ we must cultivate our gardens...

what am i chopped liver? ------------------ we must cultivate our gardens...

gravity hits it right on the head, (and so do the heads who said Exit sucks in the first place lol.) im not gonna preach about anything, all i can tell you is be thankful they were lenient in a sense. if you have ever spent the WEEKEND in central booking, you will know that it is not in any sense an enjoyable experience. in fact, it's reason enough to avoid smuggling contraband into these places. unless of course you enjoy being crammed in a cell with 50 dregs, big enough for 30... and hoping to be quick enough to snag one of the 40 cheese sandwiches they throw in the room. enjoy stephen ------------------ we must cultivate our gardens...

please don't encourage this... say no to cheese. ------------------ we must cultivate our gardens...

in no particular order... because i can't choose only one. all of these (and many more,) have shaped my thoughts and opinions in some way. East of Eden, The Grapes of Wrath - Steinbeck The Songlines - Bruces Chatwin Candide - Voltaire The Plague - Albert Camus i see a ton of really great books on this thread, it's nice to see that people are still interested in educating themselves. be cool, stephen ------------------ we must cultivate our gardens...

right on rob! i suppose his comments would also subscribe to Oasis' past success in the States... afterall, if MTV didn't get on their tip, none of us would even know who this guy is. since MTV is notorious for bad taste, there you have it! be cool stephen p.s. the beatles they are NOT! ------------------ we must cultivate our gardens...

this film is truly a masterpiece, no questions. bjork is excellent, top to bottom, acting, music, everything. Lars Von Trier, is a mastermind, and the father of the "Dogme Rules", which is a set of guidelines written, it's a manifesto of sorts, that is basically set up as a complete opposite of hollywood film making. they are very strict rules, concerning what types of cameras can be used, how the score is to be created, and concerning the story itself. im not an expert on the dogme art of film making, but i know a thing or two about it. if you search for info on Lars, whom was the director of 'Dancer", you will find the dogme manifesto. ultimately, my understanding is that the directors involved are to rely on original creation, old skool (if you will) film making. the stories are not often happy endings, and always evoke emotion, as they are humanist based storylines. Dancer did not follow the rules, but they didnt set out to. Lars set out to make a musical, and i think he couldnt have done better than Bjork for the role. best film i have seen in years. anyway, enough out of me... enjoy stephen ------------------ we must cultivate our gardens...

WORD. ------------------ we must cultivate our gardens...