lolahotass

Meeeeee

Happy 2015 to all my old CP buds!

what up

bump

so true...
I know you're straight blingster, i was just bustin' yer chops

Absolutely incredible. I can't do justice w/ the track listing. SOme people were disappointed as he didn't drop but teased classics for a short bit, such as "Komodo", "Iguana", "Proximus" and "Pulsar". Truthfully it didn't matter, as he experimented w/ new shit which was just as great. Only track I had a problem w/ was the remix of "Take Me to Funkytown", which is almost as overplayed as "Dirty Filthy". He's an incredible and friendly guy to boot as well.

I know lots of true shit about a lot of people, but I don't post it.. i'm not shady like that (sorry, no offense lady/vampress.)
I don't agree with the mud-slinging you guys are all doing here - I think its completely out of line.... and real sad that its come to this. All over a fucking messageboard of all things...LOL
I think the fact that you all have posted so much shit about some girl who called someone a whore (oh big deal. lol) - is beyond immature.
But hey, thats you guys... do what you please.... freedom of speech on cp I guess. This is just my opinion....
If this girl you speak of is who I think it is (since you all don't seem to have the balls I guess to name the person) - then I believe you are completely off-base as I happen to think of this girl as a friend... someone with whom I've had many fun nights with over the past few years......and will continue to have many fun nights with in the future.... ( love ya girlie )
Miami CP of old is finally dead.
carry on.

I'm a pro of my own domain.... i must say

This article courtesy of msn.com / AP
ATLANTA - For the first time since the height of the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s, more than a million Americans are believed to be living with the virus that causes AIDS, the government said Monday.
The latest estimate is both good and bad news — reflecting the success of drugs that keep more people alive and the failure of the government to “break the back†of the AIDS epidemic by its stated goal of 2005.
Critics say the new estimate reflects a failure of prevention, and it comes in the year that the government had set as its deadline to “break the back†of the AIDS epidemic.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said that between 1,039,000 and 1,185,000 people in the United States were living with HIV in December 2003. The previous estimate — released in 2002 — showed that between 850,000 and 950,000 people had the AIDS virus.
The jump reflects the role of medicines that have allowed people infected with the virus to live longer, said Dr. Ronald Valdiserri, deputy director of the CDC’s National Center for HIV, STD and TB Prevention.
“While treatment advances have been an obvious godsend to those living with the disease, it presents new challenges for prevention,†Valdiserri said.
60,000 new cases a year?
The challenges include overcoming a failure by the government to meet its 2005 goal of cutting in half the estimated 40,000 new HIV infections that have occurred every year since the 1990s. Then, Dr. Robert Janssen of the CDC pledged the government campaign would “break the back†of the epidemic.
CDC officials previously have said the country’s HIV infection rate has been “relatively stable†and without change. As the National HIV Prevention Conference was set to begin this week, Valdiserri said no new infection data will be available until next year.
However, recent outbreaks of HIV and sexually transmitted diseases in major cities around the country offer a hint that new infections may be as high as 60,000 cases a year, rather than the government estimate of 40,000, said Dr. Carlos del Rio, an Emory University professor of medicine.
“The U.S. has had a clear failure in HIV prevention — I think the increase in prevalence is a reflection of that, of the poor job we do in HIV prevention,†del Rio said.
He added that the higher number is not as surprising as why the country has not been able to curb new infections. He said the CDC hasn’t been given adequate resources to tackle HIV prevention and that experts have focused too much on whether it’s better to promote abstinence or condom use to stop the spread of the virus.
“We’re debating too much what to do and are not doing enough,†he said.
At the same time, reaching the 1 million mark is “a sign of both victory and failure,†said Terje Anderson, executive director of the National Association of People Living With AIDS.
“Part of the reason the number is so big is we’re not dying as before,†he said. “But the other problem is we have not made a significant dent in new infections.â€
Estimating the number of Americans with HIV has always been a difficult task for health officials. In the 1990s, the CDC and other agencies generally agreed that between 600,000 and 900,000 people had the virus, according to the University of California-San Francisco’s Center for HIV Information.
Previous estimates — as high as 1.5 million people — from the 1980s were later determined to be too high. For example, the CDC estimated in 1986 that between 1 million and 1.5 million people had HIV. In 1987, that was revised to 945,000 to 1.4 million and was refined in 1990 to 800,000 to 1.2 million.
Since the CDC’s previous HIV estimates didn’t include demographic information — age, gender, race, sexual orientation — for all 50 states, it’s impossible to determine what groups of people account for the increase in the latest estimate of people living with HIV.
However, the CDC estimates that blacks account for 47 percent of HIV cases; gay and bisexual men make up 45 percent of those living with the virus that causes AIDS, the health agency believes.
The CDC also warned those demographics may soon change because heterosexual blacks, women and others infected after having high-risk sex (such as with someone with HIV, an injection-drug user or a man who has sex with other men) now account for a larger proportion of those living with HIV than those who are living with full-blown AIDS.

I go to the Homestead Race in Miami and I'm hoping to hit up Daytona this next year.
I like to watch racing and i like going to the races... I always have fun
So fuck you i guess. lol

Thank God.. that guy was an idiot!
Go Lions

LMAO.. i wonder if that was really nmn...

sofaking right on. lol

I usually try not to be rude to women (or anyone for that matter) but you’re just such a fucking moron. Go back to playing with your dungeons and dragons. Or better yet go suck a dick up. Every comment you make is either fucking ignorant or just plain hating.

i think you should post an official hater list...
wtf.
lol

holy old thread

happy birthday phil

i don't see what the big deal is with that comment.. some people have a messageboard preference.. i post on several messageboards....
you people should relax.. you take this shit way to serious...
all though when i'm as bored as i am right now, i do read some of these threads and they provide entertainment for me

NICE CHARLIE

Who is us? You and Koky? Joined at the hip now, are we?
Oh, and I don't care what music people listen to, just don't run afoul of board regulations.
And yeah, money talks. If Uncle Luke wanted to advertise, I'd have no issue as long as the price is right. I'd get drama, but I'd get drama rollin' down the street in my Escalade. 26ers and all.
Now I know you two don't like me anymore, but I'm still mystified as why you think a banner ad like that is free. CJ and CP are businesses at heart. Businesses are supposed to make a profit. I'm sorry if that offends you or anyone else. Unless you're communists.

great pics lola!

ohh i only need one more post to have 13,200.
okay bye

Thats too bad.. it really is a pretty good board imo.

This is the easiest way to get the haters off your back dear.
I'm just lookin' out for your best interest
So where are you from anyway mahalo?