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ew, gtfo
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go for the British one
or Misfits! |
I told you I already watch Misfits! :P
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oh!
I wish it would come back already :( |
yeah, I need to watch the second series. I haven't yet.
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It's just shock and awe melodrama. Like a soap opera but more gritty. |
I havent been able to find anything worth watching on T.V. Series wise anyway..I somewhat catch a episode or two of the "Spartacus Gods Of The Arena" show on Starz, but not really impressed with that either....how many more days till training camp for football starts??lol. Mostly I just watch movies ive already seen over and over again. Every now and then a good one will come on thats actually worthwhile but meh..
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I hear ya, i never find anything good on tv. all i end up watching is garbage reality stuff late at night. And I always check MSNBC to see if prison or gang stuff is on. Usually stop when I see Pawn Stars too. Other than that, just sports stuff.
I had HBO last year, kinda miss it now |
@ Dirty..yeah I had HBO last year but thats long since been gone. Every now and then ill watch lockup jail shows. Then sometimes they'll show "Gangland" on the history channel and those are ok. I just find it extremley hard to get into a citcom like most do. Like House, Greys Anatomy, or whatever else people watch. If someone else has it on I can watch it with them, and it doesnt bother me but I dont find myself tuning back in on my own. I guess its time to get into basketball again. just get tired of the media trying to hype up the Heat 24/7. Its like they have already crowned them champions this year.
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why switch on the TV when you can put op some music?
I only watch TV at sundays, 9pm here. |
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Why would you keep the TV on?
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Haha, I didn't see the point.
But allright, that's a reason. I guess it would distract me too much and I wouldn't like the flickering in the background. |
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These meds really take away from my alcohol cravings...for that matter any ambition to do anything really. Took a really cool looking crap earlier...bout the highlight of my day so far
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Well it's 12 A.M. here. Some friends wanted to hang out around 9 P.M., but never got back to me. I'm pretty damn restless and can't sleep so I'm working on a psychology paper that's due next week based on the novel The Giver.
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I just woke up from a mini nap and now i'm back on MB and watching the expendables at the same time while listening to music. yay for subtitles.
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it's afternoon here, was very happy from a dental visit as the work didn't cost much
listening to Pink Floyd's Meddle - miles better than the overrated Dark Side of the Moon but somehow doesn't fit the hot afternoon vibe |
The Tiger Woods bashing continues in the news. I really dont get it..a woman gets caught banging multiple guys she's just written off as a slut and no real criticism is given. Tiger gets some poon on the side and he's the worst human being since Hitler. Does it really matter? I dont care what kind of person he is as long as he's exciting to watch play golf. Well as exciting as golf could ever hope to be anyway. Where do people keep getting the illusion that being great at sports automaticlly makes you a great person? Or demands that you should act in such a way? To my knowledge theres nothing in any contract that says if your not a good person. We will deduct this much pay or not allow you to participate. I could care less what Vick,Pacman Jones, Plaxico Burress Randy Moss or any other player does on his time. Long as they compete at an elite level on the field, and make the game more electrifying. Short of having some unfathomable conviction on their record...shut up already and let them play. Their going to anyway and their more than likley not gonna change so the criticism isnt deterring any teams from signing them. Long as they execute and continue to play at the expected level. Critics are simply wasting their time.
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1:34, planning on dozing off soon though
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Around midnight here and a pretty dull sat night...watching reruns of die hard.
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Yeah im double posting but I was wondering....is there an official drama thread? A serious one and not a...."were just playing around" fake thread. One where MB drama queens and kings could debate and resolve personal issues? Mods would you allow this to go down if there's not? Just wondering i think it would be rather amusing to some.
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I never cared about Tiger Woods. I've seen him in some bio doc and in an interview he was shooting his mouth off how great he was. OK, I know he worked to get where he's at, and that he knows is the best in the eyes of the world, but imo talent isn't something to brag about. I don't think once person reaches a certain level of skill that sets them apart from other, that gives a right boast or talk smack before a game.
Stevie Ray Vaughn had the right attitude imo, I remember a story where he was ticked that he got top billing on a marquee in big bold letters, and not (I think) B.B. King, and in short he made the venue change the marquee. It's those little things about famous people's personality that makes me a fan or not. |
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Stevie was one of the most humble people ive ever seen. Which is really uncommon for someone with the amount of talent he had. That was just him and who he was..I still would have liked him if he was an @ss. Which he wasnt by any means that im aware of.
As far as being ****y and being a good athlete..im all for it. Do what you do and if nobodys good enough to match your talent and shut you up. Then they really cant say much. In sports competition I think being ****y is definatley a good thing. Im not really seeing a reason to be a ****y musician. There not beating each other up with guitars or anything. I dont know...to me its different. |
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On a different note all together...last night I got a call about an old friend of mine passing away last weekend. His funeral is today and im not gonna be able to make it cause...well im in a tight spot right now and its hundreds of miles away. I do want to say that this man was close to being if not The Best Person ive ever had the honor of knowing. I feel I owe it to him to speak my peace even if it is to complete strangers who never knew him.
As a young punk kid in his late teens I found myself moving far away from home on a whim. The people were different and I immediatley kind of went crazy. So glad to finally be out on my own and away from my folks. One evening as me and another guy were headed back to the beer store..lol...we managed to somehow find the ditch before we got there. He bolted and I stayed. Around 7 or so that morning I hear a tap on the window and this man was standing there smiling. Seeing my Texas tags he proceeds to call me Tex without knowing my name or asking for it. Willingly just offereing help after he asks.."rough night Tex?" We exchange hello's and all that good stuff and try to pull my truck out. His 4 wheel drive wasnt enough truck to do the job so he leaves..and returns with his backhoe. After some time of rearranging the chains and pulling and tugging we manage to get it out. I offer the man all the money i had left from the night before...which was about 40 bucks. He would not hear of taking my money. Instead he told me to help out the next person I saw in need of the same kind of helping hand. Then he offered me a beer as he was already drinking himself.lol. He spotted my guitar and asked if I played. When I told him I like to think I try too..he invited me down to his house. Needless to say we became very good friends after that and his family kind of became my home away from home. I had never felt as welcomed and comfortable around anyone even from my home state as him and his family made me feel. He helped me many more times throughout my stay there and im always in debt to him. The years eventually brought me back home but I would often go and visit him from time to time when I had the chance. He always loved to hear me play and sing and thats how I remember him. Funny he liked to wear cowboy boots and hats as I did not... He had cirrhosis of the liver the last two years and finally lost the battle last weekend. If I had to gues I would say he was in his mid 70's by now. I never knew he had the condition as ive been married..having kids..getting divorced. Im kind of glad in a way..I wouldnt want to have seen him sick....ill always remember the man behind the half drunk smile. Kind hearted and good spirited..always able to make me laugh and always willing to do whatever it took to help out anyone in need. This was TRULY one of the best men ive ever met. May he R.I.P. today when they put him to rest. |
^^that's truly touching
neways about Tiger, I steer clear of him cos obviously he's a playa in a game of very small balls |
Appreciate the kind words ^^
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