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What you got against wheels???
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Clems also your uncle and Daddy to right? :rsmile:
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I think this comes more under the headings of most obnoxious, unnecessary, and wasteful inventions. The damn leaf-blowers not only make a godawful, motorcycle-like racket, they also pollute the air about as much as a gasoline lawn-mower (which is more than you might think). Until they come out with quiet, electric leaf-blowers, I'm also in favor of banning these moronic contraptions. Well, I am pretty sure they have electric blowers right now....cannot stand the sound of rakes on cement driveways.......
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Dark Side Of The Moon / The Wizard Of Oz
BERIGAN replied to Soulstation1's topic in Miscellaneous Music
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And yet, 9 brave souls left him a nagative!!!!
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Man, you even made the headlights work! You guys are wasting time on your day jobs!
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Madonna, in the year 2033.... Grandma never could convince the grandkids to go to another Harley Davidson meet. Does this jacket make me look fat?
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My dyslexia is acting up in new ways!
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See! I told ya you weren't Jesus!
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90s Music considered for 'oldies' radio format
BERIGAN replied to Rooster_Ties's topic in Miscellaneous - Non-Political
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GHOSTS latest is pretty good!!!! Is that James from Metallica?????
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I worked long and hard on this page, copying, pasting, you name it............. http://www.webspawner.com/users/berigan/index.html
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Well, I think the Yankees would be nuts to not re-sign Wells . He won a big game against the Twins , had a 2.31 E.R.A. in playoffs(Clemons was 3.52) won 15 starts, and pitched 2 more innings 213 vs. 211 than Clemons. Yet, everyone wants Roger back, and to hell with him...because his back acted up during a start! Give up Soriano???? Helll yeah!!! Let the braves let Sheffield go (Still a great player, but never does anything during the playoffs, and is 34, with 16 years of MLB ) and put Soriano in right! He is 25, and had one bad postseason. Remember when he hit an amazing splitter against Schilling for a homerun??? A pitch no human should be able to hit??? He's 25!!!! Did I mention that??? It is the New York factor that is causing this sort of talk. I have even read that they should get rid of Giambi, he is too old! Played with a bad knee for months, and now they want to get rid of him....and Boone, who did look pretty bad in the playoffs(except for the home run) I remember reading when he was traded that the players on the Reds said he was no regular player, he was true team player that made the whole team better...I don't think he could really put forth that aura just coming over in a trade...put him at second, Soriano in Right, Wells on the mound, for the Braves!
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Show asks: 'Can YOU Be a Pornstar?' 'Real people having real sex!' exclaims ads Wednesday, November 5, 2003 Posted: 9:44 AM EST (1444 GMT) Porn actress -- and former California gubernatorial candidate -- Mary Carey will be one of the hosts of "Can YOU Be a Pornstar?" LOS ANGELES, California (AP) -- A new reality TV show asks the question: "Can YOU Be a Pornstar?" Mary Carey, the porn actress who ran for California governor in the recent recall election, is among the hosts, joining fellow adult-film stars Tabitha Stevens and Ginger Lynn. Silhouette Productions announced plans Monday to shoot seven one-hour shows, with plans to start broadcasting on iN DEMAND Networks and other pay-per-view channels on January 8. A group of 28 women will compete for a one-year contract with a major adult video distributor and a cash prize of $100,000. "It's going to be an R-rated version for pay-per-view," Silhouette Productions chief executive officer Harry Feingold told The Associated Press. "Obviously, there will be outtakes that will be hardcore," which will likely turn up on DVD release later. "It's like 'Paradise Hotel,' when they go behind the scenes. Everybody wants to know what's going on. Well, here you see it," he said, referring to the Fox network reality series about young people trying to seduce each other. In each episode, four women arrive at a house in Los Angeles for photo shoots, interviews and "surprises," according to Silhouette. Viewers will help pick eight finalists for a 90-minute finale. The statement promised "uninhibited nudity and sizzling sexuality," while the show's official Web site said it would feature "Real people having real sex!" "Pay-per-view gives us the freedom to take reality television where it has never gone before," Feingold said. "The last stigma today for audiences isn't renting adult films, it's admitting it, and this series offers viewers a fun, behind-the-scenes look at the star-making process in a multi-billion dollar industry." He added that the show is designed "not just for men, but for wives and girlfriends who enjoy both reality TV and adult entertainment." http://www.cnn.com/2003/SHOWBIZ/TV/11/05/o...v.ap/index.html
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Came across his name by searching for King and I cds! Has he been mentioned on the board before???? bio from Allmusic.com. Wilbur Harden is a mystery man in jazz history, for he appeared on some important recording sessions (most notably with John Coltrane) and then, after 1960, pretty well disappeared. He played R&B with Roy Brown (1950) and Ivory Joe Hunter, and then served in the Navy. Harden emerged in 1957, recording with Yusef Lateef, and led four record dates for Savoy in 1958; three were with Coltrane (who became the leader on reissues), and one in a quartet with Tommy Flanagan. In 1960, Wilbur Harden (who was one of the first trumpeters to regularly double on flügelhorn) recorded one title with Curtis Fuller, but then ill health forced him to retire at the age of 35.
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That wouldn't happen to be ---> this one? Turn it up and go with the flow ... I like the song!!!!!!!!!! Now I'll be humming that all day!
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Some other amazing stories near the bottom as well... P. Diddy finishes NYC Marathon, raises $2 million Associated Press New York -- After 26.2 miles, maybe his new nickname should be Tough Daddy. Running on a bum right knee and just two months of training, hip-hop entrepreneur Sean "P. Diddy" Combs completed the New York City Marathon on Sunday in 4 hours, 14 minutes, 54 seconds. He also raised $2 million for children, double the amount he planned. "Never in my life have I ever experienced anything as crazy as this," Combs said at a news conference. Associated Press Sean "P. Diddy" Combs was dancing at the beginning (top) but not after the marathon (bottom). But he raised $2 million for schools and children's groups. Related: • Kenyans win NYC Marathon The producer-rapper, formerly known as Puff Daddy and Puffy, decided in September to run his first marathon. As he crossed the finish line in Central Park, Combs raised his arms in triumph. He took a few more steps, then leaned over to catch his breath. Bags of ice were placed on his neck. Combs -- known on the course simply as No. 30,972 -- kept a respectable pace of an eight- to nine-minute miles for much of the race. He ran in sunglasses, his hair in a closely cropped mohawk and a breathing strip across his nose. He was accompanied by police officers and at least one of his employees. "I feel great. I feel strong," Combs told NBC Sports during the race's first hour. "We're right on pace. I'm not going to go out too hard. I'm going to finish strong." He was troubled by cramps that caused him to walk a few steps. He said he drew support from a TV reporter covering the race who ran with him, as well as from cheering children in Harlem. "I definitely wanted to stop," he said. "This is definitely a life-changing experience for me because I did not stop." Combs planned to divide the money he raised among two children's advocate groups and the city's public school system. He dubbed the effort, "Diddy Runs the City." Among his donors: Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who pitched in $10,000; rapper Jay-Z, who gave $25,000; and gossip-column regulars Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez, who gave a combined $78,000. Combs cut himself a difficult challenge by deciding eight weeks ago to enter the race. He shed about 15 pounds in training and developed severe tendinitis in his right knee. "It's going to be rough," he said before the race. "But if we get through it, it's telling those kids and everybody else to finish what you start, and you can do anything you put your mind to." Asked afterward if he would be back next year, Combs shook his head and smiled: "No, no, no, no, no," he said. He brushed off suggestions he was out only for personal gain: "Twenty-six miles isn't a publicity stunt." Others in the field of more than 30,000 entrants were running for their own reasons, or to make their own statements. Two British adventurers, Sir Ranulph Fiennes and Michael Stroud, completed the marathon together in just under 5 1/2 hours -- their seventh marathon in seven days on six continents. A delegation of seven disabled police officers and soldiers from Colombia, most of them wounded in combat, were running the race together. A 92-year-old man, Fauja Singh, was unable to break his own record for 90-and-over marathoners of 5:40:44. He finished in 7:34:37, organizers said. The mayor stayed out of the race but cheered runners from the starting line. "It's what makes America great," Bloomberg said. "We have our young men and women around the world fighting to protect freedom and tragically dying, and this is a way in some sense to say, 'This is what we're fighting for."' http://www.ajc.com/sports/content/sports/1...03/02combs.html
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http://www.405themovie.com/home.asp I could only get the lo speed connection to work....
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Web-site porn attracts women by the millions
BERIGAN posted a topic in Miscellaneous - Non-Political
the %%%%% wackyness is from the website..... Web-site porn attracts women by the millions 10/31/03 Mark O'Keefe Newhouse News Service After putting her daughter to bed, Maggie, 42, routinely sat at her computer for hours, mesmerized by an online world of erotic stories and real- time sexual discussions. Beth, 33, usually clicked on the most visually graphic sites, disproving the theory that only men are enticed by pornography. "A lot of people don't realize this happens with women, too," says Beth, who, along with Maggie, asked that their last names not be revealed. The myth began long ago, perhaps because women were rarely seen walking into seedy adult bookstores. But in recent years, the accessibility, affordability and anonymity of the Internet have made pornography undeniably attractive to millions of women. While some women simply find it exciting, others have battled addictions and other problems. Nearly one in three visitors to adult Web sites is a woman, according to Nielsen%%cat%%NetRa%%endcat%%%%county%%e%%endcounty%%%%town%%tRa%%endtown%%tings, the industry standard for measuring online audiences. Studying the Internet use of 40,000 panelists at home and work, Nielsen%%cat%%NetRa%%endcat%%%%county%%e%%endcounty%%%%town%%tRa%%endtown%%tings estimates that 9.4 million women in the United States accessed such sites in September. Julie Neff, 29, of Mukwonago, Wis., sees nothing but benefits. Internet pornography "is pretty much an adjunct to my regular sex life," she said. She estimates she views it less than an hour a week, and is open about it with her boyfriend. "We e-mail each other saying, 'Ha- ha, look at this,' or, 'Hee-hee, look at that,' or, 'Ooh, that's good.' It's healthy. If you want to know the mechanics or the logistics of certain things, you can get education and inspiration to do stuff. Plus, I just find it prurient. I like it." Others think it can lead to problems. There is some evidence that Internet pornography is luring even women whose values oppose it. Some speculate a forbidden- fruit factor can make it tantalizing for religious women in particular. The editors of Today's Christian Woman, an evangelical magazine, had heard anecdotes of churchgoing women getting hooked on pornography, so they conducted a survey asking readers of their online newsletter if they had intentionally visited porn sites. Thirty-four percent said they had. While the frequency of female pornography "addiction" is difficult to measure, psychologists agree that some women, as well as men, do engage in destructively compulsive behavior fueled by the Internet. Maggie said she began exploring pornography to try to understand what it was that captivated her ex-husband. Soon, she was spending up to 30 hours a week surfing the Web for arousal. She realized she had a serious problem when "I couldn't wait for my daughter to go to sleep so I could get on the computer. The light went on that I preferred porn to spending time with my child." The interactivity of the Internet makes it especially appealing to some women, said Al Cooper, a staff psychologist at Stanford University and the author of "Sex and the Internet: A Guidebook for Clinicians." "We see women all the time who may not feel that attractive, but they get 20 guys going after them at a time in a chat room, e-mailing them instantly. That's affirming to a woman, and it's hard to match when your husband is in the next room drinking a beer, maybe asking you if you're going to exercise next week" because he thinks you're overweight, Cooper said. When a woman prefers cybersex to real sex or becomes secretive about her online pornography use, those are red flags, said Cooper, director of the San Jose Marital Services and Sexuality Centre in California. But he contends that online erotica can be helpful "if you share this with your partner because you need some variety, need a way to spice things up." While pornography may rouse a couple's interest for a while, "real women with real varicose veins and real body fat" lose in the end because they can't compete with the image of air-brushed porn queens, said Donna Rice Hughes, president of Enough is Enough, an organization trying to make the Internet safer for families. "Pornography sells sex without relationships, sex without commitment, sex without consequences, sex without love, sex without children and sex for one's own gratification as opposed to the gratification of the other," said Rice Hughes, whose 1987 relationship with former Sen. Gary Hart, Democrat of Colorado, ended his presidential campaign. -
Wow! Worse than we saw a few years ago! They just decided 30236 was not the numbers for us, according to a numerologist! so, now we are 30238! And life has never been better. No mail was lost, but there were times when I went to pay a cell phone bill, or credit card bill that didn't want to believe me that one number had changed in our zip code. We still get stuff addressed to 30236...just like those extra 4 zip numbers that few use proves, the way they really track us is with the chips imbedded in us from those vaccination shots from our youth.....
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Happy Birthday, lookin' good!!!!
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Happy Halloween to my fellow Organissimos
BERIGAN replied to ghost of miles's topic in Miscellaneous - Non-Political
I love it when the 25 year olds come by our house Wish I had done that.... -
How are our board members doing in the fire
BERIGAN replied to BERIGAN's topic in Miscellaneous - Non-Political
Couldn't someone figure out a way to get around this???? http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?...&type=printable -
happy B-day!!!
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Animated show...just caught it tonight.... makes fun of Bush(George), Michael Jackson(his face keeps coming off when he is shooting a video,) Christina Aguilera loses her vagina down a well, so you can tell it is quite highbrow!!!! Anyway, one now...right now, 1:37 am EST.....