cookiegirl

what kind of massage?

I feel great.

"My Mother" by Jack Byrnes You gave me life. You gave me milk. You gave me courage. Your name was Angela. An Angel from Heaven. But you were also an angel of God. And he needed you too. I selfishly tried to hold on to you, While the cancer ate away at your organs, Like a rebel force. And now we'll meet in heaven. And I shall see you Nevermore. Nevermore. Nevermore.

"I have nipples, Greg, could you milk me?"

Is it worse than mine? I have to mail it to somebody before I can call 'em.

mine goes: "RING. I am the shittiest cell phone ever. RING."

Hope you feel better soon tiny! You too reval.

this is the part that gets me.

early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early early !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm definitely there for PvD. I'll prolly want to head home Sat. though.

Hopefully I'll be in NYC that weekend w/ tiny and crew. vic -

gleaned from mtv.com Diddy is also serious about branching out musically with an upcoming dance album. The LP will feature production from some of the world's premier techno studio wizards, his spokesperson said. The hush-hush album doesn't have a title or release date yet. Inspired by a recent trip to Ibiza, P. Diddy teamed up with such hot producers as the Iranian-American duo Deep Dish, Chicago's Felix Da Housecat and British deity Nellee Hooper (Soul II Soul, Massive Attack, Björk, Madonna). The rapper premiered the album's first single, Let's Get Ill, a duet with singer Kelis, at the DanceStar American Dance Music Awards on March 19.

. . . . Wing Night . . . .

but that's the way it's always been tiny

I'm outta work @ 6 - can be @ the Hunt in half an hour or so.

So is this still on, or what?

from RollingStone.com John Digweed will release his first feature film soundtrack for Stark Raving Mad starring Seann William Scott (American Pie, Dude, Where's My Car). The flick follows a band of thieves who put on a rave as a distraction for the bank heist they pull next door. Producers Drew Daywalt and Dave Schneider recruited Digweed, who is best known for his mix discs on the Global Underground label and his own Bedrock imprint, to give the score authenticity and fluidity. "The directors, they were kind of fans," Digweed says. "They really liked the whole Bedrock sound. They were fans of that music and they wanted to give their film a real club feel. We kind of hooked up and hit it off well." The DJ, along with his production partner Nick Muir, started work on the project in August of 2001, composing nearly two dozen original tracks. "It was quite a big undertaking," Digweed says. "As hard work as it was, it was something which I think we both really, really enjoyed." Also included on the soundtrack, which will be released on Thrive Records, are tracks by Moonface, Pole Fodder, Voyager and other electronic artists. "There's a whole kind of mixture of stuff," Digweed says. "There's ambient and chilled stuff in there along with the club stuff and bits of dialogue and everything else." Stark Raving Mad, the film and soundtrack, are tentatively due in the spring.

for this movie: Stark Raving Mad Crime/Gangster, Comedy and Musical/Performing Arts A group of young crooks (Scott, others) throw a crazy rave dance party as a distraction to the heist they're pulling on the bank next door. Release Date: TBA 2003 MPAA Rating: R (for strong sexual content, language, some drug use and violence) Cast: Seann "Stifler" William Scott (Ben), Timm Sharp (Rikki), Monet Mazur (Vanessa), Adam Arkin (Partridge), Dave Foley (Roy), Lou Diamond Phillips (Mr. Gregory), Patrick Breen (Jeffrey), Terry Chen, John B. Crye (Jake), C. Ernst Harth (Dirk), Paul Hungerford (Scott), Suzy Nakamura (Betty), Reagan Dale Neis (Kitten), Kavan Smith Director: Drew Daywalt and David Schneider

Sorry to do this. . . Shady - I liked the old weather sig better. I rely on you!

OMG

That's OK - we've gotten used to not having you around for Wing Night. anyone else?

:drool: