ed's "coke" problem
Yellowled
i just read a few posts about ed snorting some coke at the hartford show.. I
just wanted to point out that if you watched the damn video close enough you
would notice that someone handed ed a bunch of flowers.. ed held them up to his
nose to smell them.. then he puts them down. then a minute or so later. he
picks them up again, breaks a bunch of pedels off and smells them.. then he
rubs the pedels all over his chest... simple as that. He did it at a few other
shows as well as the hartford show. I remember this from personal experience
but i watched the video again to verify. I suggest to everyone who though that
he was actually doing drugs during daughter to watch that part again, you will
see what i mean
Luke
Paul A Larrow
Scheff22 wrote in message
>I was there second row
>He was definetly smelling roses that someone gave him
>that must be a real shitty video if that looks like coke
>I even have pictures of him rubbing the petals on his chest to prove it
. . . . i was there too! yippee! and i loved every minute of it! my
friends and i snuck into the shed and had a blast! too bad the stupid
Meadows security started taking their stuff down before they could do the
second encore...
iambmat
and that big wgite and red jet... yeah, everything was cool then!
Scheff22
the happy squid
>
> you know, Ralph Bashkie's new Mighty Mouse cartoon (an amazing show)
> was canceled for just this reason. Mighty Mouse was walking down the
> sidewalk, and picked a flower, smelled it, and floated up in the
> air... and the network said that it was a cocaine reference and
> canceled the show... it was pretty weird anyway.
>
> Almost as cool as the new Felix the Cat cartoon... THAT was an LSD
> paradise.
I remember hearing something about that. I remember that Mighty Mouse
was my favorite cartoon when I was growing up. I tell ya, the 80's had
the best cartoon shows- Transformers, G.I. Joe, He-Man, Mighty Mouse,
Superman (the Ruby-Spears property), Thundercats, etc. What WASN'T cool
back in those days???
!squid
the happy squid
>
> Yup. I was there as well. It was a rose that someone threw on stage.
> Sorry! Anyways, if you were a coke addict, would you sniff it in front
> of a whole stadium?!?!?!? I sure wouldn't!
I don't think a rock star has ever done drugs onstage before. For the
reasons you mention, a strong police presence, nothing to gain,
everything to lose. It would be an idiotic thing. When an audience
member would throw a joint to Robert Plant onstage back in the Zep days,
I'm pretty sure he surrenedered them to the local police immediatley for
fear of being arrested.
!squid
M. Lowerr
smoking pot on stage at Lollapalooza in Seattle a few years back.
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david crockett
>I remember hearing something about that. I remember that Mighty Mouse
>was my favorite cartoon when I was growing up. I tell ya, the 80's had
>the best cartoon shows- Transformers, G.I. Joe, He-Man, Mighty Mouse,
>Superman (the Ruby-Spears property), Thundercats, etc. What WASN'T cool
>back in those days???
>
>!squid
and Fat Albert and the WWF wrestler cartoons!!! I always wondered what
happened to the good ole cartoons like the smurfs I mean shows like that
seemed to me like sesame street and that they had been on forever. There
are a few good cartoons now like Dexter's laboratory, Space Ghost Coast to
Coast, Timon and Pumba
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>the best cartoon shows- Transformers, G.I. Joe, He-Man, Mighty Mouse,
>Superman (the Ruby-Spears property), Thundercats, etc. What WASN'T cool
>back in those days???
you forgot Transformers and VOLTRON!!!
"I love left turns. I'm a left turn making fool. I once drove from New York to
Chicago makin nothin but left turns. Ended up in Miami, but who gives a fuck?"
-Chris Rock
FUNKYBOO
To this very day,the Angel floats above,
So far away from this worhtless place,
When she walked this earth,
there was always me,to stumble in her way.
If I'm worth more than the birds,
why did she fly away?
I once was saved,now,what a waste...
iambmat
Jarod Hart
have some pretty bad ass He-Man shit, until my dog chewed up the action
figures. I had a big Castle Greyskull thing and all that. YEAH BABY!
I can't believe you guys forgot about the biggest Transformer spin off -
GOBOTS! I had gobot crayons and everything.
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Better yet, how are you treating life?"
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the happy squid
> > that dude is short too!
> > like 5'1!
>
> really?! He looks really tall and lanky... Tricky is pretty cool, when
> you're in the mood for that kind of thing. If you're not in the mood
> for him, his music can pretty pretty annoying, but, when you get in
> that one "Tricky" mood, it's magic. Deffinately big phat blunt music
Tricky is like a glass of milk- you're not always in the mood, but when
you are NOTHING ELSE will do the trick (no pun intended). That's just
my opinion tho...
!squidness
the happy squid
Voltron yes, Transformers no (they're in my post, check it out).
!squid
the happy squid
>
> I never got Optimus Prime either...a dark spot in my childhood. But I did
> have some pretty bad ass He-Man shit, until my dog chewed up the action
> figures. I had a big Castle Greyskull thing and all that. YEAH BABY!
>
> I can't believe you guys forgot about the biggest Transformer spin off -
> GOBOTS! I had gobot crayons and everything.
>
> --
> Jarod H.
I always thought of GoBots as being a Transformers rip off. I never
bought them for that reason. Even as a kid I could smell corporate
bullshit. :o)
Jarod Hart
the He-man cartoon.
Jarod Hart
liked, I could care less about its beginnings and what other people thought,
I just knew that I liked it.
I also remember the big space lego craze too. That was awesome.
Jarod Hart
cool. It's amazing, I remember doing almost everything listed in this piece
of writing. Enjoy:
Children of the Eighties:
I am a child of the eighties. That is what I prefer to be called. The
nineties can do without me. Grunge isn't here to stay, fashion is fickle and
"Generation X" is a myth created by some over-40 writer trying to figure out
why people wear flannel in the summer. When I got home from school, I played
with my Atari 2600. I spent hours playing Pitfall or Combat or Breakout or
Dodge'em Cars or Frogger. I never did beat Asteroids. Then I watched "Scooby
Doo." Daphne was a Goddess, and I thought Shaggy was smoking something
synthetic in the back of their psychedelic van. I hated Scrappy.
I would sleep over at friends' houses on the weekends. We played army with
G.I. Joe figures, and I set up galactic wars between Autobots and
Decepticons. We stayed up half the night throwing marshmallows and Velveeta
at one another. We never beat the Rubik's Cube.
I got up on Saturday mornings at 6 a.m. to watch bad Hanna-Barbera cartoons
like "The Snorks," "Jabberjaw," "Captain Caveman," and "Space Ghost." In
between I would watch "School House Rock." ("Conjunction Junction, what's
your function?")
On weeknights Daisy Duke was my future wife. I was going to own the General
Lee and shoot dynamite arrows out the back. Why did they weld the doors
shut? At the movies the Nerds got Revenge on the Alpha Betas by teaming up
with the Omega Mus. I watched Indiana Jones save the Ark of the Covenant,
and wondered what Yoda meant when he said, "No, there is another."
Ronald Reagan was some old guy. Gorbachev was the guy who built a McDonalds
in Moscow. My family took summer vacations to the Gulf of Mexico and
collected "Muppet Movie" glasses along the way. (We had the whole set.) My
brother and I fought in the back seat. At the hotel we found creative uses
for Connect Four pieces like throwing them in that big air conditioning
unit.
I listened to John COUGAR Mellencamp sing about Little Pink Houses for Jack
and Diane. I was bewildered by Boy George and the colors of his dreams, red,
gold, and green. MTV played videos. Nickelodeon played "You Can't Do That on
Television" and "Dangermouse." HBO showed Mike Tyson pummel everybody except
Robin Givens, the bad actress from "Head of the Class" who took all Mike's
cashflow.
I drank Dr. Pepper. "I'm a Pepper, you're a Pepper, wouldn't you like to be
a Pepper, too?" Shasta was for losers. TAB was a laboratory accident. Capri
Sun was a social statement. Orange juice wasn't just for breakfast anymore,
and bacon had to move over for something leaner.
My mom put a thousand Little Debbie Snack Cakes in my Charlie Brown lunch
box, and filled my Snoopy Thermos with grape Kool-Aid. I would never eat the
snack cakes, though. Did anyone? I got two thousand cheese and cracker snack
packs, and I ate those.
I went to school and had recess. I went to the same classes everyday. Some
weird guy from the eighth grade always won the science fair with the working
hydro-electric plant that leaked on my project about music and plants. They
just loved Beethoven.
Field day was bigger than Christmas, but it always managed to rain just
enough to make everybody miserable before they fell over in the three-legged
race. Where did all those panty hose come from? "Deck the Halls with
Gasoline, fa la la la la la la la la," was just a song.
Burping was cool. Rubber band fights were cooler. A substitute teacher was a
baby-sitter/marked woman. Nobody deserved that.
I went to Cub Scouts. I got my arrow-of-light, but never managed to win the
Pinewood Derby. I got almost every skill award but don't remember ever doing
anything.
The world stopped when Challenger exploded. Did a teacher come in and tell
your class?
Half of your friends' parents got divorced.
People did not just say no to drugs.
AIDS started, but you knew more people who had a grandparent die from
cancer.
Somebody in your school died before they graduated.
When you put all this stuff together, you have my childhood. If this stuff
sounds familiar, then I bet you are one, too. We are children of the
eighties. That is what I prefer "they" call it.
the happy squid
>
> i ain't no chick, but I remember a couple of times when She-ra showed up in
> the He-man cartoon.
>
> Jarod H.
>
> "How is life treating you?
> Better yet, how are you treating life?"
> Eddie Vedder 7/7/98
And vice versa. I gotta say that I was more into She-Ra. Maybe it was
the more sophisticated storylines. Maybe it was the cooler looking
sword and badder baddies. Or maybe it was b/c I liked seeing a cute
blonde run around in almost nothing and fighting bad guys on her
unicorn. Hey, I was only seven years old fer cryin' out loud! :o)
!squid
david crockett
remember that little ghost type person in He-Man I think his name was OSLO
or something and he floated and wore a red shirt and in every show he was
hidden in the cartoon somewhere?.....that was pretty cool
Thats my Chris Farley show impersonation for the day :)
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>
> remember that little ghost type person in He-Man I think his name was OSLO
> or something and he floated and wore a red shirt and in every show he was
> hidden in the cartoon somewhere?.....that was pretty cool
> Thats my Chris Farley show impersonation for the day :)
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Now that you mention, yeah I do. I thought his name was Orko... Oh
well, thanks for the memory!
!squid
AniSaerah
Saerah
iambmat
Shannon
girl (I never cared much for Daisy Duke, for instance. I liked the
brothers :), and there you have MY childhood. :)
Oh, and I DID beat Asteroids. :)
Shannon
Jarod Hart
Children of the Eighties
We are the children of the Eighties. We are not the first "lost
generation" nor today's lost generation; in fact, we think we know
just where we stand - or are discovering it as we speak.
We are the ones who played with Lego Building Blocks when they were
just building blocks and gave Malibu Barbie crewcuts with safety
scissors that never really cut.
We collected Garbage Pail Kids and Cabbage Patch Kids and My Little
Ponies and Hot Wheels and He-Man action figures and thought She-Ra
looked just a little bit like I would when I was a woman. Big Wheels
and bicycles with streamers were the way to go, and sidewalk chalk was
all you needed to build a city.
Imagination was the key. It made the Ewok Treehouse big enough for
you to be Luke and the kitchen table and an old sheet dark enough to be
a tent in the forest. Your world was the backyard and it was all you
needed. With your pink portable tape player, Debbie Gibson sang back
up to you and everyone wanted a skirt like the Material Girl and a glove
like Michael Jackson's.
Today, we are the ones who sing along with Bruce Stringsteen and The
Bangles perfectly and have no idea why. We recite lines with the
Ghostbusters and still look to The Goonies for a great adventure. We
flip through T.V. stations and stop at The A Team and Knight Rider
and Fame and laugh with The Cosby Show and Family Ties and Punky
Brewster and what you talkin' 'bout Willis? We hold strong affections for
The Muppets and The Gummy Bears and why did they take the Smurfs off the
air? After school specials were only about cigarettes and step-families,
the Pokka Dot Door was nothing like Barney, and aren't the Power Rangers
just Voltron reincarnated?
We are the ones who still read Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys, the
Bobbsey Twins, Beverly Clearly and Judy Blume, Richard Scary and the
Electric Company.
Friendship bracelets were ties you couldn't break and friendship
pins went on shoes - preferably hightop Velcro Reebox - and pegged
jeans were in, as were Units belts and layered socks and jean jackets
and jams and charm necklaces and side pony tails and just tails.
Rave was a girl's best friend; braces with colored rubberbands made you
cool. The backdoor was always open and Mom served only red Kool-Aid to
the neighborhood kids- never drank New Coke.
Entertainment was cheap and lasted for hours. All you needed to
be a princess was high heels and an apron; the Sit'n'Spin always made
you dizzy but never made you stop; Pogoballs were dangerous weapons and
Chinese Jump Ropes never failed to trip someone. In your Underoos you
were Wonder Woman or Spider Man or R2D2 and in your treehouse you were
king.
In the Eighties, nothing was wrong. Did you know the president was
shot? Star Wars was not only a movie. Did you ever play in a bomb
shelter? Did you see the Challenger explode or feed the homeless man? We
forgot Vietnam and watched Tiananman's Square on CNN and bought pieces
of the Berlin Wall at the store. AIDS was not the number one killer in the
United States. We didn't start the fire, Billy Joel. In the Eighties,
we redefined the American Dream, and those years defined us. We are the
generation in between strife and facing strife and not turning our
backs. The Eighties may have made us idealistic, but it's that idealism
that will push us and be passed on to our children - the first children
of the twenty-first century. Never forget: We are the children of the
Eighties.
Jarod Hart
these, there are a lot of different versions floating around the net. The
site I got them from did not have an author listed.
Shannon
ways...but....Debbie Gibson? <shudder> :) I'm somewhere in the middle
I guess. I remember friendship pins...and yes, they were on my high
top velcro shoes. Though I think I wore Nike. :) These are cool, now
I'm feeling all nostalgic. I think I'm going to forward them to a
couple of my friends (one of whom gave me a couple of those pins...)
Shannon
Shannon
>Oh...and I guess I should have put in there somewhere that I did not write
>these, there are a lot of different versions floating around the net. The
>site I got them from did not have an author listed.
What site did you find them at?
+he |-|appy squ!d
>
> I had like 30 transformers! my favorites were the white optimus prime
> and that big wgite and red jet... yeah, everything was cool then!
The white Optimus Prime actually WASN'T Optimus Prime. It was Ultra
Magnus. He was basically a fuck up (he got blown to bits and later
re-assembled in the Transformers movie) and was a temporary replacement
for Prime after he died. The permanent replacement was Rodimus Prime
(aka HotRod). Now THAT dude was cool! My favorite was Cup tho b/c he
was old fart...
the happy and nostalgic squid
Tim
Transformers were the favorite part of my childhood. I had quite a big
collection.......I'd say one of my favs of the top of my head were the
yellow and purple, were they called Decepticons, I forgot, but 5 or 6
of them made one huge dude.
Then of course the Dinobots were pretty damn awesome. I remember
I found the Stegosauros in a neighbor's trashcan. I think I had all of
them. I loved the Trisaratops.
My cousin had the old Megatron gun. It was in perfect condition too.
I kept trying to buy it off him, but he would never do it.
These new Transformers are pretty ridiculous.
iambmat
+he |-|appy squ!d
> Transformers were the favorite part of my childhood. I had quite a big
> collection.......I'd say one of my favs of the top of my head were the
> yellow and purple, were they called Decepticons, I forgot, but 5 or 6
> of them made one huge dude.
> Then of course the Dinobots were pretty damn awesome. I remember
> I found the Stegosauros in a neighbor's trashcan. I think I had all of
> them. I loved the Trisaratops.
> My cousin had the old Megatron gun. It was in perfect condition too.
> I kept trying to buy it off him, but he would never do it.
> These new Transformers are pretty ridiculous.
No shit! Corporate sell outs! Heh heh, I love using that term. :o)
Have you seen Transformers- The Next Generation, or whatever it's
called? I saw an episode a few years ago and it's NOT the next
generation. It's the 80's "generation" rehashed with a few new change
over sequences, whoopty friggin' do.
IMHO, the reason the kids of today are so violent is b/c they never had
cool cartoons to watch (Transformers, GI Joe, Thundercats, etc). All
they have to watch are The Mighty Morphine Power Addicts and
Teletubbies. Poor slobs. A steady diet of that would make *anyone*
homicidal. Just my opinion tho.
the happy squid
Joe E. Humphrey
even now by your adult standards of a good movie... I mean, it had Judd
Nelson in it for christ's sake... in the eighties he was beyond cool.
"I don't think that I need to be sittin' with you FUCKIN' DILDOS
anymore!"
-- John Bender
Joe E. Humphrey
he fucking ROCKS
Joe E. Humphrey
cartoons and whatnot, under a thread called "ed's coke problem"... i
think that's pretty goony... it should be "ed's fan's pot problem"...
cause that's what we're being like... not that there's anythign wrong
with that mind you :)
+he |-|appy squ!d
>
> is it me, or was that Transformers movie, like, really, a GOOD movie,
> even now by your adult standards of a good movie... I mean, it had Judd
> Nelson in it for christ's sake... in the eighties he was beyond cool.
>
> "I don't think that I need to be sittin' with you FUCKIN' DILDOS
> anymore!"
> -- John Bender
Oh yeah. I've got a serious mind to buy that movie when I have enough
cash. I'm broke (hey, I'm 18, lay off). Anyway, I'd buy it just to
get my Cup fix. :o)
The weird thing is that, for a cartoon, that movie was pretty deep- self
sacrifice, team work, family heirlooms, fuck it's all there! You can
get the same thing in a Care Bears movie, mind you, but not in such an
entertaining and violent fasion. Great stuff.
the happy squid
AniSaerah
couldnt watch he-man, either, whn iwas little
Saerah
Nailzberg
My only pot problem is a current lack thereof. Having just returned to Chicago
from St. Louis, I'm dry!!!!! Why the hell does my guy have a pager if he
doesn't call back??
Nailzberg
Okay, let's just get one thing straight on our Hazard county family trees. Bo
and Luke were cousins. As well as Vance, Coy, and Daisy. None of which were
siblings.
Now a tirade------->
I know a LOT about the Dukes. I was pushing a Duke film until TNN made that
shitty one. My story had the ATF, a "Freeman" type militia compound,
deception, a new General Lee, betrayal, ALL the characters, (including L.B. on
the CB and Sheriff Little from the next county),
soundtrack deals for major country and southern rock artists. Maybe even a bit
part for Jeff Gordan. And they gotta put together this crappy little, low
production value, reunion crap with a story deserving of its cable network
premiere. Fuckers. Yes, I'm bitter. Yes, I could have done it better. Damn
rat bastards. It would have been nice to have a big time production.
If you listened this long, you are more bored than me at this point.
L8R
Nailz
Jarod Hart
Joe E. Humphrey
"+he |-|appy squ!d" wrote:
>
> Tim wrote:
> > Transformers were the favorite part of my childhood. I had quite a big
> > collection.......I'd say one of my favs of the top of my head were the
> > yellow and purple, were they called Decepticons, I forgot, but 5 or 6
> > of them made one huge dude.
> > Then of course the Dinobots were pretty damn awesome. I remember
> > I found the Stegosauros in a neighbor's trashcan. I think I had all of
> > them. I loved the Trisaratops.
> > My cousin had the old Megatron gun. It was in perfect condition too.
> > I kept trying to buy it off him, but he would never do it.
> > These new Transformers are pretty ridiculous.
>
> No shit! Corporate sell outs!
as apposed to the original series?
Joe E. Humphrey
popular it was... I say keep pushing your movie... I'm a film writer
myself, I know how very discouraging it can be when someone steels your
bitchin idea (even if they technically didn't STEEL it, but simply did
it before you, it FEELS like fucking steeling)... did I ever post about
my Willy Wonka movie (wrote the damn script even)? I was REALLY excited
about that, and then I find out that Warners is putting one in the works
right now with Nic Cage :(
oh well...
were you thinking like, Mat Damon and Mathew Maconnohey in the lead,
with Drew Berrymore as Daisy Dukes?
later
joe
'Round about that time, Nailsburg hopped back on his computer and
started writing like a fiend... and around about that time, Boss
Cablenetwork was scheiming ways to take doy our boy Nails... and round
this time, sweet daisy was waving around that sweet booty of hers, like
always
PS
A new General Lee?!! Blasphemy!
Jarod Hart
friends house.
Jarod Hart
made the life size guns with the foam squiggly things in them that spun
around. Those were awesome!
And what about the old 8 bit Nintendo system? I was at my friends house the
other day and we spent 3 hours playing River City Ransom and Mike Tyson's
Punch Out! I love those games....I miss excite bike...
Tim
Joe E. Humphrey wrote:
of course
+he |-|appy squ!d
>
> Do any of you guys remember the Ghostbusters craze? I remember when they
> made the life size guns with the foam squiggly things in them that spun
> around. Those were awesome!
>
> And what about the old 8 bit Nintendo system? I was at my friends house the
> other day and we spent 3 hours playing River City Ransom and Mike Tyson's
> Punch Out! I love those games....I miss excite bike...
>
> --
> Jarod H.
The best Nintendo game there ever was (cue 2001 music) The Legend Of
Zelda. But as far sports go, Mike Tyson's Punch Out can't be beat.
Glass Joe was always the easiest. God it's scary how clearly I remember
that stuff, but I can't remember my Economic notes for the life of me.
the happy squid
Brandon431
And what about the old 8 bit Nintendo system? I was at my friends house the
other day and we spent 3 hours playing River City Ransom and Mike Tyson's
Punch Out! I love those games....I miss excite bike...>>>
remember the first Zelda, or Metroid, or Rad Racer
those were some games
bRANDON
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you can't be serious... how can something as blatently "corprate" as a
children's cartoon show ever "sell out"
you're kidding, right?
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Joe E. Humphrey
least, not sense I've CARED about what it was... when I was little I
didn't give a shit about who paid who and the "intention" behind it as
an artform... I just liked big robots)... Transformers, like most kids
shows, is a marketing tool... I just thought it was funny the way he was
like, calling the new version a corporate sell out or something, when
like... it's like... sold out from what? that's like calling Disney a
sell out company.
last...@disinfo.net
beat that game w/ some friends. guy a Game Boy Color and harass nintendo and
they'll release updated versions of all of the good NES games. they've already
started and it's really determined by demand.
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Jarod Hart
EVERYTHING and combine everything. One big example is my beloved ESPN and
then ABC. Disney owns both, and intermingles both. Like you'll see spots
for ABC's Monday Night Football on Sportscenter, but you see nothing about
CBS or FOX football. I also wonder how much money Disney has paid McDisney
(McDonalds) to pump up EVERY animated movie they release.
Disney is a conformist company and should be stopped.
oshuns
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well although i don't hold disney in the same regard as mcdonalds (and that
may jsut be due to lack of information on my part) i think we ought to be
suspicious of them. i know they go around buying large patches of land
globally, but very quietly. what for? what are their plans? why the
secrecy?
also they have some pretty nasty stereotyping going on in their films.
last time i was there i was like 21 and with my friends...we were kind of
high and we saw goofy come out of his little secret door. we waited for
him to come over and since we were the only ones there at the moment, he
did. as we were giggling at him his eyelashes fell off, onto the ground.
the horror! we didn't want some small child to come along and be shattered
so we picked them up and gave them back to him. he snatched them and
stormed off (goofy!) and came back moments later with a security type
person. we were trying to help, and goofy thought we were these vandals
that ripped his eyelashes off! the nerve he had, that ingrate.
so disney can bite me.
steph
>
>
Bruce Dickson
Joe E. Humphrey
ridicules. Calling the Transformers a "sell out" is totally silly,
because it's not like they ever had roots in art or anything... they
were corporate entity from the beginning, and calling them a sell out
infers that they were ever anything else. Just like if Disney were to
suddenly do something that someone disagreed with, and they were to go
"now they've sold out..."
That was my point.
all though... i think Disney is wonderful, and should be embraced. They
should be stopped? Why?
by the way, I fucking HATE the phrase sold out. It doesn't exist.
later
Joe
Joe E. Humphrey
someone's misinterpretations about Eddie Vedder... you fucking geek
Bruce Dickson wrote:
>
> why did you title it ed's coke prob. you fucken geek.
>
> oshuns wrote:
>
> > Jarod Hart <ha...@ix.netcom.com> wrote in article
> > <7dbo7u$l...@dfw-ixnews7.ix.netcom.com>...
> > > This is just my personal view, but Disney IS a sellout company. They own
> > > EVERYTHING and combine everything. One big example is my beloved ESPN
> > and
> > > then ABC. Disney owns both, and intermingles both. Like you'll see
> > spots
> > > for ABC's Monday Night Football on Sportscenter, but you see nothing
> > about
> > > CBS or FOX football. I also wonder how much money Disney has paid
> > McDisney
> > > (McDonalds) to pump up EVERY animated movie they release.
> > >
> > > Disney is a conformist company and should be stopped.
> > >
> > > --
> > > Jarod H.
> > >
> > > "How is life treating you?
> > > Better yet, how are you treating life?"
> > > Eddie Vedder 7/7/98
> > >
> > >
nutba...@my-dejanews.com
um nicole baby, it all started a month ago as "did you see ed snort coke on
stage at the show i have on video, and since then the topic has changed, but
the subject line hasn't...
will you have my baby?
Jarod Hart
--
Jarod H.
"How is life treating you?
Better yet, how are you treating life?"
Eddie Vedder 7/7/98
Bruce Dickson wrote in message <36FA847C...@sympatico.ca>...
>why did you title it ed's coke prob. you fucken geek.
>
Bruce Dickson
it was a misunderstanding i apologize...
your baby... i'm still a baby.
by the way i'm sure ed does coke... why not? one more thing... we really shouldn
't worry about things going up ed's nose or anywhere else for that matter... the
music sounds good to me. nothing else really matters, right?
nutba...@my-dejanews.com wrote:
> In article <36FA847C...@sympatico.ca>,
> hrdw...@sympatico.ca wrote:
> > why did you title it ed's coke prob. you fucken geek.
>
Joe E. Humphrey
be so hostile?
god, I don't get people sometimes.
Joe E. Humphrey
bring up? We were talking about Transformers... my news reader screwed
up at various times over the last few weeks and some of the posts didn't
go out... the news thing fixed, the posts went out... merry fucking
christmas. you fucking geek
Bruce Dickson wrote:
>
> why did you joe, feel the need to bring it up again.. you want to continue this
> feud about you possibly being a fucking dweeb?!
>
> JettKarma wrote:
>
> > "oshuns" <osh...@info-internet.net> did proclaim:
> > ****************************************
> >
> > I happened to be doing some research on utopian communities (you know
> > like Oneida, the Shakers, etc.), and I came across this info that says
> > that Disney has their own little version of utopia going in Florida.
> > I think it's called "Celebration," where they are attempting to build
> > their own vision of small-town America. It's a very regimented
> > vision, with all the houses falling into just a few house plans,
> > limits on how many people can live in the houses, and even how many
> > people can sleep in a bedroom, if I recall what I read correctly.
> > They can toss you out anytime you fail to abide by the rules. There
> > are security cameras all over the place--and lack of crime is a big
> > selling point. There are even covenants and restrictions dictating
> > what color you are allowed to paint your front door. It's supposed to
> > be kind of theme parkish, but real life! (insert happy music) And
> > you can feel safe all the time.
> >
> > Sounds creepy. Maybe that has something to do with all the land
> > purchases.
> >
> > And, yes, they have some *very* nasty stereotyping in their films.
> >
> > --Jett
JettKarma
Bruce Dickson
feud about you possibly being a fucking dweeb?!
Laurie Hester
Joe Humphrey posts! What a bonus! I do enjoy reading your posts!
Laurie
Joe E. Humphrey wrote:
> bring what up again? And what the fuck do you care what I do and don't
> bring up? We were talking about Transformers... my news reader screwed
> up at various times over the last few weeks and some of the posts didn't
> go out... the news thing fixed, the posts went out... merry fucking
> christmas. you fucking geek
>
> Bruce Dickson wrote:
> >
Nutbarz
"Jarod Hart" <ha...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
> Happy?
well, not really, I was hoping for something more melodramatic
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Nutbarz
hrdw...@sympatico.ca wrote:
> hey you're a pretty funng guy nutbarz....
> it was a misunderstanding i apologize...
> your baby... i'm still a baby.
> by the way i'm sure ed does coke... why not? one more thing... we really
shouldn
> 't worry about things going up ed's nose or anywhere else for that matter...
the
> music sounds good to me. nothing else really matters, right?
Yep, i tend to agree, i have a coke problem too, I can't stand Diet Coke for
more that one or 2 cans a week, a spoonful of suger makes the medicine go
down, 20 dollars will make most streetwalkers.