Nasty doesn't begin to describe the actions taken and attitudes
expressed by Elvis Preseley fans. Schools should teach that Evlis-ism
is
abnormal, wrong, unnatural and perverse. Any government monies used
to
support the King of Rock and Roll, to facilitate Elvis love; any
public
spaces, should be prohibited. You should not be able to have a job in
the government if you are openly for Elvis. There should be a
virulent
dialogue across the states concerning Elvis enthusiasm and a
Constitutional
Admendement to ban it. Elvisism, the Jailhouse Rock lifestyle, even
if someone wants to do it in private, is wrong behavior. 80 Nations
that embraced Rock and Roll movement ceased to exist in a very
short time. It's a historical fact. I'm talking about an obsessive
preoccupation with Elvis, which is so
dangerous. I mean it's unusual activity. It's
perverse. It's a killer lifestyle. It's just not human for people to
act that way. There's a part of me that still can't understand how ...

A couple of people on here told me I should start reading/contributing
to this forum again, and I've decided to take their advice.

I just kicked off a new online radio show. You can check it out at
http://www.radio4all.net/proginfo.php?id=27613

If you know of any aspiring Mc's who might want to contribute a verse
to the mixtape-style musical mishmash (or any celebrities who might be
willing to do a voice drop!), please let me know.

Until then, God bless.

Ock

On May 16, 9:44 pm, "Black n' Beaner Report"
etoos.co.kr> wrote:

Anyone else not able to connect?

In an article in 'Insight on the News' which appear August 10th, 2001:
Every
year trillions of dollar go unaccounted for by Federal agencies.
Robert
Libermann, the Deputy General of the Department of Defense
acknowledged that
4.4 trillion dollars in the Pentagon's books had been cooked. In fact,
in one
year 1.1 trillion dollars was simply lost. No one know where and to
whom the
money went. Untold trillions of dollars are stolen every year and
disappear
into off shore unnumbered accounts holding companies and banks without
record.
Interestingly this article spells out that in the year 2000 the
Pentagon lost
over 855 billion dollars more than the total taxes collected by the
IRS in
1999. On September 10th, 2001 the day before the attacks on the World
Trade ...

My ISP's usenet access seems dead, so posting through Google:

http://homepage.mac.com/alqahtani/.Public/how-many-dnb.mp3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BxDNxgK3Vw

Nice track.

Patrick

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/18/us/18crimestopper.html?ex=1368849600&en=02d27e29b0020a22&ei...

As Prices Rise, Crime Tipsters Work Overtime
By SHAILA DEWAN and BRENDA GOODMAN

To gas prices, foreclosure rates and the cost of rice, add this rising
economic indicator: the number of tips to the police from people
hoping to collect reward money.

Calls to the Southwest Florida Crime Stoppers hot line in the first
quarter of this year were up 30 percent over last year. San Antonio
had a 44 percent increase. Cities and towns from Detroit to Omaha to
Beaufort County, N.C., all report increases of 25 percent or more in
the first quarter, with tipsters telling operators they need the money
for rent, light bills or baby formula.

“For this year, everyone that’s called has pretty much been just
looking for money,” said Sgt. Lawrence Beller, who answers Crime
Stoppers calls at the Sussex County, N.J., sheriff’s office. “That’s
as opposed to the last couple of years, where some people were just
sick of the crime and wanting to do something about it.”

On May 18, 7:44 am, " bozak" <________boz...@gmail.com________>
wrote:

Mark Grace's slumpbuster is way better.

I suppose a slumpbuster wearing the thong could get giambi the triple
crown.

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