rparadox

just turn 23 in Jan.

$50 down at Atlantic city off of two quarters. We walked right out after that, It bought dinner, at least.

Level down in Miami Beach. All I remember is waking up on the beach with a hangover, with sphagetti sauce all over my shoes.

herion and nicotine - the addiction to these scare me.

I go alone all the time. I moved up to CT from Philly, so all of my friends are back there.

97 Honda Civic

You're telling me... I'm from Philly, and I've never seen a night life so dead as in Conn.

How many Connecticut peeps are on here? And what the f*** do you do in this boring state?

If I did, I'd get fired.

You have no rights in an airport. Don't travel with it.

Maybe he's a superhero, and is finally getting his powers. (think: electroman or something)

Hieneken & Sam Adams

Like sour milk.

5

Hip Hip all the way...

The record companies have based their case on the argument that Napster was created specifically for the purpose of trading copywritten material. In reality, Napster does not store any pirated music on its servers, and thus isn’t directly breaking any laws. The RIAA has used the argument that Napster “facilitates” piracy, kind of like a person who steers someone to a drug dealer. Of course, anyone with more than a few brain cells can see that Napster shouldn’t be shut down, but we are dealing with the U.S. government here, where brain cells few and actions are hasty. Napter, by the way, signed a $50 million deal with BMG, so it’ll continue to be around, probably a subscribe or pay-per-download service featuring BMG songs.

no offense, but that's a wack cartoon.

go to http://www.pricewatch.com It's a search engine ranked by cheapest prices. Pretty good, I use it all the time.

cold.

New Haven spots are OK, but I'd just as soon head down 95 to NYC.

Go to Babylon. Leviathanx's right, you'd have to catch Evolution on a good night.

I would give my younger self the confidence (and arrogance) that I have now.

It'll be beautiful when it's 40 degrees warmer. nfm.

Actually, when Sony's BetaMax (the the predecessor(sp?) to VHS) first came out, the movie industry attempted to sue Sony (they lost). Napster's original defence was based on the BetaMax case. There has been a history of big companies suing anything they view as a threat to their profits. And those big companies have big $$$ to throw around.

Actually, when Sony's BetaMax (the the predecessor(sp?) to VHS) first came out, the movie industry attempted to sue Sony (they lost). Napster's original defence was based on the BetaMax case. There has been a history of big companies suing anything they view as a threat to their profits. And those big companies have big $$$ to throw around.