drsatan

in Bowling for Columbine, Moore specifically said the one of the reasons America was so into guns was that Americans were taught to fear a "mythical big black man" if that is not a gross, misuse of the black race, i dont know what is.

the only thing that i am talking about is his misuse of blacks and the race issue.

thats right ladies and gentleman, if you are still in the mood for partying after the big event, dont go all the way to the beach or downtown,stay in the grove and come to Flavour!!!! i will be opening for the man, they myth, the legend David Padilla. It will be a outrageous night!!!! (yes, i will be bumping this thread repeatedly)

Moore a racist?...heres why- If you have seen farenheit 9/11, there is a point of the movie where Moore makes a huge issue that Saudi Arabians have business interests in the U.S. He tries to draw a connection to Bin Laden's family in the U.S., but it you pay attention he focuses on "rich Saudi Arabians" in the U.S. Since when do all Saudi Arabians become evil? and, it isnt against the law for those from other countries to invest in American companies.... Isnt Moore against predijuce and racism?...If he is then why did he make such a big deal out of Saudis being able to live here and conduct business here?.. In 9/11 and the previous bowling for columbine, Moore tries to pull the black/white race issue to do god knows what. In 9/11, Moore tries to say that all blacks were against bush being elected and now only blacks are being recruited in the military and they are the only ones dying in Iraq. What a crock of shit. In bowling for columbine, Moore tries to make some point that americans are into guns because we have all been taught to fear the "big black man" come on.... the sad thing is that the war in Iraq and gun control are two huge issue with very good arguments on either side...what point is it make it a black/white thing? Moore simply using blacks .....racist.

i think the most insulting thing about the movie was Moore trying to target the race issue. it was a cheap move trying to polarize blacks and whites in this country in relation to the Bush presidency and the war in Iraq. Although i couldnt really figure out what point he was trying to make but, it seemed that he was saying that only poor blacks are joining the evil U.S. army and they are the only ones getting killed in Iraq and this sucks for them because not one black voted for Bush. WTF?? I was at least expecting a intelligent, alternative view point. What i got was a bunch of cheap attempts to get publicity. waste of the 5 bucks i spent for the bootleg DVD.

jesus christ george, we get the picture!

markus shulz ownes ju fool!

george where are you?

im actually a participant in a intelligent post....

I asked a couple "superstar" DJs and.....more and more DJs are requesting the pioneer for 2 reasons. Most clubs have the Rane rotary mixer. The Rane does not allow you to easily control and regulate the input signal for each channel. Different tracks have different levels and they should be leveled, especially when mixing or a song is going to come in too low or too high. The pioneer has easy to read LED read outs for each channel so you can easily adjust the input gain. Also, more and more guys are prefering using slide faders as opposed to the rotary knobs. Also..some guys like to headphone cue more than one channel and a time and the Rane does not allow that.

i have the denon dns 5000 and i have used the technics as a demo. the denon gives you the option of using it with a active platter or with a non active platter like the CDJ 1000. the active platter on the denon is a belt driven platter so as it spins its like a record. you can actually mount a real record on the top. the problem is that if you get used to using it with a active platter and then you go to a club where they have the pioneer- your screwed becuz the platter on the pioneer dont move. the technics is a total active platter and it is a direct drive so it simulates the feel of a real, spinning technics turtable.

very true.

holy fucking shit...O.J was there..got a pic with him.......holy shit

ok, im gonna head out!

because he never toots his own horn, I figured I would give a shout out to one of Miami's true underground electronic dance music originators, George Alvarado. George is one of the guys that is partly responsible for the birth of the entire scene here. In fact, George gave a few of Miami's "superstar" DJs thier first big break (and they oddly never mention it) He always has supportive words for all the up and coming DJs and never has anything bad to say about anyone. RECOGNIZE!

come by.....should be a fun time.

what more useless things can i say to keep bumping this thread?

hail satan!!!!

nah..ive got "force of gravity" ready to go

tonights the night!