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Originally posted by dgmodel
i had those... and matchbox cars and hotwheels... and super dooper double looper shit...
Yup, I had those cars that raced around on tracks too! I made mine go so fast they burned out... :)
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Originally posted by cintron
And i know they came along later but how about that extensive MICRO MACHINES collection i'm sure everyone had at some point, plus TRANSFORMERS and M.A.S.K
Micro Machines!!!!
My friends always had cooler ones than me though... the coolest one I ever had was the red Lambourghini...
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wrestling → Greeks
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snow → informer
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Just off the top of my head:
The brain is the physical organ, the mind is the sum of the functions that the brain performs.
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hahaha... yeah, they rocked! Today's kids are so spoiled, they'd never touch something that simple! (God, I sound like an old man...)
I never had any game consoles, but I did have a Commodore 64! Took like half an hour to load programs... a friend of mine had the Terminator game for C64, and if you died, you had to wait ANOTHER half hour for the level to restart!
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*ahem*
S.A.D. → winter
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Originally posted by cintron
Huzzah!
so what's the deal, have you found a way to work AIM or some kind of chat program around your bitchy work computer network?
Nope, and I'm not even gonna try... having access to this site is bad enough already... :\
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I had the Bo Jackson baseball/football game... depending on which way you flipped the toy.
Man, I kicked that game's ass!
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Remember those games that looked like video games, with a steering wheel? The picture of the road scrolled in the background, and when you turned the wheel, the car moved left or right...
I never did understand the point of that one.
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*bows to audience*
I try.
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Originally posted by cintron
oh you mean like 3/4 of the partykid population? The "got a job or i'm going to school to better myself" group who uses parties as a means to relax and enjoy themselves, outside of their time where they help CONTRBUTE IMMENSELY to the society we live in?
Yeah...
funny how those 3/4 just completely vanish whenever lawmakers and parents groups start talking about "ravers"
i love how people impose their own strict sense of morality on others, becuase obviously though we aren't bothering anybody, the mere thought that we might be having fun and doing something they wouldn't, is enough for people to want to ban that, so that we can sit at home and watch Survivor or MTV or do some other equally mainstream colorless activity that's parent-approved, boring as fuck, and "safe".
fuck that. don't take my parties away.
EXACTLY!!!
I would be at that protest if I could... :(
LM: I think people tend to ignore stickys... I bet this thread would get more views if it weren't sticky -- and we could bump it if it ever got off the front page.
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Originally posted by roninmess
danny tenaglia himself said it at arc the night of howells vs tenaglia..... he covers that mirror behind the booth so that a) you cant see what costumes or tricks he has up his sleeve and
so you dont see the mess of all his cds layin all over the place because and I quote "I spin mostly cds." a lot of CP heads where there too that night, and I know you all heard him say that.
Oh yeah, I forgot about that! (Though I don't remember his specific words personally.)
who cares what someone spins. If it gets me going, im happy.I absolutely agree. I don't understand the dogma that some people have over vinyl.
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Why do guys
in Sex
What did he say?
I never call out to girls... if I want to talk to a girl, I'll approach her and TALK to her... simple as that.
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Originally posted by tastyt
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When something is "too good" people can start to back off because they're afraid of becoming too attached, getting too close, opening themselves up, falling in love... and then, getting hurt...
Ultimately, setting themselves up for a fall...
Of course.
*slaps forehead*
Good point.
I guess I don't fear opening myself up like that (or rather, not much -- of course there's a little of that) because I know from experience that time heals the wounds and you come out of it a wiser, stronger person. That's my attitude about it, anyway.
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Originally posted by phatman
here's a little story..when i was 12 years old i contracted herpes in my left eye...
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the future is lasix..but not for another year or two...they say they can probably correct that eye even further than glasses can...we'll see...
Damn... that sucks. Consider yourself lucky, though -- my scarring (from toxoplasmosis) is on the retina... currently untreatable... :\
Reading this thread is making my eye feel dry!
*puts drops in eye*
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Originally posted by sweetie029
we are afraid it might get too good
Can you explain what you mean by "too good?" I find it *easier* to stay in good situations because I've had bad situations and I'm relieved -- not scared -- when I find a good one...
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I love how those of us who have jobs -- the fully productive raver types that lawmakers want to pretend don't exist -- can't possibly make it out for this...
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sad → Seasonal Affective Disorder
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Originally posted by somebitch
umm, why dont you get some normal contacts? no one uses those anymore.
I've had the same contact (just one, I'm blind in one eye) for years now. If I keep hydrated, it's not a problem at all -- they don't bother me constantly like they do some people, and I like not having to worry about buying new ones.
Besides, it sounds like plenty of people have problems with dry contacts, regardless of the type.
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music
dancing
love
fitness (just getting back into this one... finally...)
learning (on my own terms -- academia doesn't do it for me)
I can be passionate about my work when I'm really challenged and inspired... not as often as I'd like.
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Originally posted by bsb2002
DT was talking about when he travels for gigs, largely because he's scared shitless of losing his records. At home, its far less CDs
That makes sense. It sounds like he appreciates some of the features of CDJs, too, which he might want to use occasionally but not all the time.
I guess the main point is that some very famous DJs use CDs frequently, and there's nothing inherently *wrong* with them... but I think most people in this thread will agree on that point anyway.
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I think I'm the only person I know who wears hard contacts.
They do dry out occasionally, and I get a horrible headache from it that shoots down the back of my neck... :(
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Nope... I'm a tenacious motherfucker. To a fault, perhaps.
But for those who do run... why do you think you do it?
so you dont see the mess of all his cds layin all over the place because and I quote "I spin
How Do You Know If You're In Love???
in Sex
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I don't know how badly your ex neglected you, so I won't say that you're wrong in this particular case, but... on a general note...
Women should understand that they are not the center of the universe. I can't stand a woman who won't let me pursue my hobbies because she feels she's being "neglected." People need room to grow OUTSIDE the relationship, too!
Again, tastyt, this isn't about your particular situation -- just a pet peeve of mine...