macboy

That's exactly what I was thinking.

Sorry bro, they worked on my end. Check your PMs.

Hmmm...discriminatory hiring practices...sounds like a great place to work.

On a side note, I think all you DJs should add some album art to your mixes. Most computer audio players can display it now. I know one of the DJs over at CJ added it to his mixes. It's a nice personal touch. Give it a try.

Nice!! I'll listen to it this afternoon.

My guess...First Saturdays at Blue.

Phil, remember Tuesday nights at Blue w/ Amalia? When you and I were the only two people in the whole place?? Good times, and the music wasn't bad either.

For you soccer fans, as reported in today's NY Post. http://www.nypost.com/gossip/37197.htm December 27, 2004 -- FILMMAKER Peter Scalettar is taking a novel ap proach to shooting his film "Boca vs. River" about violent soccer gangs in South America, where killings inside stadiums are common. When local crews balked at shooting in the roughest parts of cer tain stadiums, for fear of being assaulted by thugs, he hired the actual gang mem bers to capture the footage from inside the stadium. "It's sort of like Iraq, where a lot of the footage in the really dangerous zones is being shot by locals who aren't afraid to get in there. I'm giv ing a few of these gang guys cameras so they can film when they're in their own part of the stadium, which the local produc tion crews refuse to enter. I already have a few lined up to start shooting in April," Scalettar told PAGE SIX. "I don't expect to see the cameras again, but I'm paying these guys after they come back with the tape. It's a bit more dangerous than my last gig directing the MTV show 'Room Raiders,' where the scariest thing was finding sticky magazines in some kid's room." Filming for the movie gets under way in early 2005. Marco - where the hell are you???????

So were you able to find any food?

Damon, if you're referring to Christmas Eve, do you expect him to be working or celebrating Christmas with his loved ones?

Great to see the site is back.

Also, if he paid $1500, then six people would be included and he could bring 4 more people with him without having to pay more. Obviously, this is a promoter for the Shelborne trying to get people to buy tickets because the party isn't selling so well. Nice try.

That's what he gets for trying to cut costs on purchasing a digital camera.

Here's a pod-esque pic I took after he adjusted my camera's shutter speed.

Your friend Rick does not look happy to be in these pictures. That, or maybe he never smiles.

Priceless!! Buster you HAVE to put that on A3.

Now I got 737.8.

I got 469.4.