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use me as you please ------------------ Voted one of the top 3 dj's - Clubplanet Awards 2001

they grab my nuts really hard, instead of shaking my hand. to me, this says that they are comfortable with themselve and me. so really, if you meet me, just do that ------------------ Voted one of the top 3 dj's - Clubplanet Awards 2001

because when i'm bored and idle, i find myself twiddling my chocolate starfish with whatever happens to be around ------------------ Voted one of the top 3 dj's - Clubplanet Awards 2001

well, i ate her kitty last night and it was the best cottage cheese and tuna i've ever had ------------------ Voted one of the top 3 dj's - Clubplanet Awards 2001

anyone is acceptable, farm animals and sub-human primates preferred ------------------ Voted one of the top 3 dj's - Clubplanet Awards 2001

This is all I've been playing anymore. I haven't found anywhere in town that caters to this sound. I love it to death though. I'm a huge fan of the older DJ sneak stuff, and Dan's funkier moments. Marco Carola dropped it when he played Geurnica a month or so back... Seb Fontaine had a 30 minute spurt early in his set. Other than that, not much lately. If you like it though, come by the Leopard Lounge next Saturday for the Party I'm part of. You can judge my take on the style. Drop me a PM and I'll give you the 411. later d ------------------ Voted one of the top 3 dj's - Clubplanet Awards 2001

according the andy (az-tec) the party got moved to LL. see y'all there ------------------ Voted one of the top 3 dj's - Clubplanet Awards 2001

you can get cream CD polishers that fill in the scratches. You can also use plastic polishing creams not necessarily meant for CD's (there are three step kits you can buy at hardware stores or even car accessory stores). CD's are made from polycarbonate (same stuff as bullet proof glass) so any plastic polishing kit should work. good luck ------------------ Voted one of the top 3 dj's - Clubplanet Awards 2001

I want to know if anyone has had luck repairing a CD that has had some of the silver scratched off. Scratches on the play side can be polished, that's not a problem. But fixing the silver coat... that has me stumped. ------------------ Voted one of the top 3 dj's - Clubplanet Awards 2001

keep it in your pants ------------------ Voted one of the top 3 dj's - Clubplanet Awards 2001

loft party in SOHO if you like the deep house steez ------------------ Voted one of the top 3 dj's - Clubplanet Awards 2001

no pete, raw fish is good food. Soup is for the softcore. I love the new voice. You sound like an 80yr old jewish woman who's been smoking since she was 6. ------------------ Voted one of the top 3 dj's - Clubplanet Awards 2001

wow whoever wrote that review is a complete idiot. wtf is he doing reviewing electronic music? Music for the Maasses is a fucking opus. ------------------ Voted one of the top 3 dj's - Clubplanet Awards 2001

Heat Fridays were hot - dunno if they're still going on. Diego (Nolimit) has started a once in a while Saturday thing. It's an awesome space - and an uber cool crowd. Nothing but Freeks Geeks and Beautiful people. The music was deep and good. I'd say take a dip in there tonight - nothing to lose. ------------------ Voted one of the top 3 dj's - Clubplanet Awards 2001

okay, I'm in. Someone keep me in the loop via e-mail - not sure I can cruise the board all morning. dipietro@brainwavetoys.com (risa06 - I'm leaving it in your hands). Otherwise coffee shop @ 1:30 - tell me what to look for (I think Andy is the only person I can recognize). ------------------ Voted one of the top 3 dj's - Clubplanet Awards 2001

no way baby - I FAWKING HAMMER!! ------------------ Voted one of the top 3 dj's - Clubplanet Awards 2001

Never heard of that one. Any good? What's the music like? Cover? ------------------ Voted one of the top 3 dj's - Clubplanet Awards 2001

West 8th no shit popular doesn't necessarily mean hot ------------------ Voted one of the top 3 dj's - Clubplanet Awards 2001

Have you ever met a DJ that doesn't "TEAR THE ROOF OFF THA JOINT", or "BLOW THINGS UP WITH HIS MAD SKILLZ" or throw a party that wasn't "OFF THE F!ING HOOK!!!!!". I'm getting a little weary of the hyperbole. ------------------ Voted one of the top 3 dj's - Clubplanet Awards 2001

Andy, I'm down for a Union Square food fest. (I'm at 12th btw Univ. & B'way) lemme know ------------------ Voted one of the top 3 dj's - Clubplanet Awards 2001

how could he not be a hypcrite? Though I think I see where you may be heading with this, I'm going to ask for a little clarification on that one. ------------------ Voted one of the top 3 dj's - Clubplanet Awards 2001

yeah it tells that I can't be bothered, and that B2B lost his in a comp glitch. What's your point? ------------------ Voted one of the top 3 dj's - Clubplanet Awards 2001

Hah, this is the second time in two days I've posted this link. It's not good writing, but when you're as bored as I was... well, judge for yourself. This is the online journal I kept for my friends to keep up with me while I was away working in a gold mine in Brazil. http://www.kwic.com/%7Echamber/brazil.html Have fun, it's real long. later, d ------------------ Voted one of the top 3 dj's - Clubplanet Awards 2001

That's cuz you talk to friggin much. ------------------ Voted one of the top 3 dj's - Clubplanet Awards 2001

True story - No Shit 'Loss of Human Dignity' Canadian man sues his crack dealers for damages Tuesday, January 16, 2001 By Michael Y. Park NEW YORK — In a legal move that turns the idea of the Better Business Bureau on its head, a British Columbian crack addict is suing his drug dealers for nearly $1 million Canadian. Why? Because they sold him crack. In a suit filed Dec. 22, Jay Donald Martin, 30, of Malakwa, B.C., is claiming his dealers of 11 years should have prevented him from becoming dependent on crack cocaine, and that by selling him the drug, they violated the "duty of care" they owed him. And the fact that Dennis and Lois Dober were, well, crack dealers? All the more evidence they knew Martin might become addicted. "The defendants knew their activities were illegal and that very serious harm could come from their selling of cocaine to the plaintiff," Martin wrote in his statement of claim, filed in superior court in Nelson, B.C. "The defendants knew that the plaintiff ... was addicted to crack cocaine and could not exercise free will in regard to his cocaine-consumption choices." According to Martin's claim, he was introduced to crack at age 19 by Dennis Dober, who also demonstrated how to make the highly addictive drug out of powder cocaine. Martin became addicted to crack, giving essentially all his money to the Dobers for the drug, losing sleep, letting his health deteriorate, suffering emotionally and generally letting crack rule his life in what amounted to "enslavement," the claim continues. Martin couldn't support his partner, Shelley Tessier, or their children, keep a car or maintain custody of his son by a previous marriage and, among the others things he lost to crack, he includes: "loss of his human dignity, his individuality and his spirit." Martin says he is still addicted to crack cocaine but can keep his urges under "reasonable control." Tessier, 25, Martin's partner of six years, is also named as a plaintiff and, according to the claim, saw "her and her children's lives reduced to misery, despair and hopelessness." Several calls to the Dober home in Sicamous, B.C., were met with busy signals. The Dobers were arrested in April 1998 by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, who charged the couple with cocaine trafficking. But the RCMP revealed in July 2000 the two were set free and even paid over $440,000 in a deal in which the Dobers gave authorities information about a suspected marijuana grower. Kieran Bridge, a spokesman on civil litigation for the B.C. branch of the Canadian Bar Association, told The Canadian Press it was a unique case that had its roots in tobacco litigation. Cigarette manufacturers sold tobacco products knowing their goods were not only addictive but dangerous, Bridge said. But: "Crack goes one step further. Everybody knows crack is going to badly injure you and be highly addictive." "If people are suing cigarette manufacturers, why not sue drug pushers?" he asked. Nevertheless, he remained highly skeptical of Martin's chances of a victory in court. "It's pretty hard for any adult to say, 'I didn't realize crack was dangerous or addictive,'" he said. Martin is asking $950,000 Canadian; $500,000 of it in punitive damages. ------------------ Voted one of the top 3 dj's - Clubplanet Awards 2001