jasonmarc

I would say he's prone to commit stock fraud......LOL, check out doods profile and homepage....

DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMN!!! This brought me wayy back!! I miss Miami now..........Im coming back!

LMAO, damn, this guy even looks like a tool....... I dont post much, but I just had to get in on this one......

From what i've been reading, Im very happy i didn't go. After living in Miami for so long and going to Space all the time. I'm with everyone on this subject. Space is just wrong for all of their practices. You would think they would know how to run a club by now......I get upset just when i read all this shit and I feel bad for all the patrons that were harrassed and barred, perhaps even arrested for voicing their right...... Im tapping out on Space............for me, who cares about the talent they bring........I'll take my money where its deserved and where I don't have to contribute to Mr. Puigs mortgage.......

Perhaps he is, but i read it as gloating.......who knows...

LMAFO!!!!!!!!! Who the fuck is this guy? I think imma try all this next year so I can be a tool just like him........

What about me?......Im stuck here in NYC its 42 degrees and overcast......sucks sucks sucks........I'll be in Miami next weekend....could'nt afford both weeks off from work..... Im the only one in the office today so I'm blasting this shit!!! Thanks for posting the link.....!

Nevermind, I fixed it.......ROCK ON!!!!

I'm on a T1 at the office......HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Theres a delay, a BIGGGGGGGGG one.....ugh..

Greed is a mutherfucker............

Ew....

I agree, this is getting ridiculous. In the future we are all going to wear full on clothing and be banned from cursing, just like in Demolition Man.... We'll have sex with these really cool nuerostimulators too. No touching allowed.... Sex is bad Mmmmmmmmkay?

Learn your rights, dont be intimidated by Blue. A good percentage are crooked as hell..... Check this out........ Mafia Cop NEW YORK (AP) — Two police detectives led double lives as Mafia hitmen, kidnapping and killing rival gangsters and giving confidential information to the mob for more than a decade, federal prosecutors charged Thursday. One of the suspects, Louis Eppolito, wrote an autobiography titled Mafia Cop: The Story of an Honest Cop Whose Family Was the Mob, which dealt among other things with what he described as false charges of Mafia involvement. He and his former partner, Stephen Caracappa, were arrested Wednesday night at a restaurant off the Las Vegas Strip, law enforcement officials said. The pair have been living in Las Vegas, across the street from each other, since retiring in the early 1990s. Each is charged with eight murders, two attempted murders, murder conspiracy, obstruction of justice, drug distribution and money laundering. "These corrupt former detectives betrayed their shields, their colleagues, and the citizens they were sworn to protect," U.S. Attorney Roslynn Mauskopf said. The pair appeared late Thursday in federal court in Las Vegas but did not enter pleas. The hearing was postponed until Friday. Outside court, Caracappa's lawyer David Chesnoff accused the government of using "organized crime figures who are trying to save their lives" to build their case. "The government is relying on the words of rats," he said. Family members declined to comment. According to court documents, Eppolito, 56, and Caracappa, 63, targeted several mobsters in retaliation for the attempted assassination of Luchese family underboss Anthony "Gaspipe" Casso. In 1987, the detectives kidnapped a mob figure, stuffed him in a car trunk and delivered him to Casso, who tortured and killed him, prosecutors said. Eppolito and Caracappa also allegedly took $65,000 from Casso in 1992 to kill Eddie Lino, a Gambino family captain suspected of involvement in the attempt on Casso's life. The detectives followed Lino from a Brooklyn social club, pulled him over and shot him to death, prosecutors charged. In addition, the detectives were accused of accessing police files to give mob associates the names of three confidential informants who were slain for their cooperation with police, prosecutors said. Another informant was shot but survived. Eppolito, the grandson, son and nephew of Mafia members, became known in the 1970s and '80s as much for his suspected ties to the mob as his rough-and-tumble arrests of street thugs. In his 1992 autobiography, he described his family background and decorated career, while rebutting the mob allegations. Caracappa, who helped found the New York Police Department's Organized Crime Homicide Unit, was a gatekeeper of information about Mafia killings investigated by police. The two men had been suspected of Mafia involvement for more than a decade, but authorities did not have the evidence to make a case against them. Court documents indicate prosecutors now have wiretapped conversations and the testimony of witnesses.

No way!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, way, no wayyyyyyyyyyy, waaaaaayy!

Got Crabs?

i went once, small venue, bottles and models type. I didnt have the greatest of times......IMO it sucked. Wouldn't spend my money on that place..

I second that.....18 more days til Yankees opening day!

It's great to be able to watch this stuff online. Being that I'm all the way in NYC now. Keep it up Buster!

heineken, i'll never defect....

LOL..Good one Sean ..RC shoulda won this past year......IMO....

NYC can use another parking lot, parking sucks ass in the city..... Burn it to the ground...

Talkin lots and lots of MULAAAAA.........

Shit happens, and when the suits get involved it can be a real mess. However, I called this about 1 1/2 years ago when i used to Board Op for the station.......I saw it coming...... Sorry about the loss Buster, I for one know first hand by working with you, how hard you worked to bring dance music to the surface....... Other opprotunities await on the horizon....