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There was a white girl some distance ahead of me. The bags she carried crunched together as she walked. There was a man browsing the shirt rack she passed when she exited the store. He never looked up when the alarm gate went off.
I had exited a store once before and set off its anti theft alarm. It wasn't uncommon. Sometimes it was because of a cellphone or a tag not removed. Never though because of stolen goods
Sometimes I stop and wait for security that never come. Other times I keep walking.
The guard stopped me before I reached the doors. He asked me to empty my pockets. He asked for my bag. As he searched through my things I couldn't help but wonder what all of the onlookers, all of the white customers were thinking. I was humiliated by their gazes, of all their assumptions that I was a thief.
He handed me my bag and smiled. I left. That was my last time shopping there.
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My Chemical Romance Demolition Lovers Lyrics
Last updated: 03/23/2012 11:00:00 AM
Hand in mine
Into your icy blues
And then I'd say to you
We could take to the highway
With this trunk of ammunition too
I'd end my days with you
In a hail of bullets
I'm trying
I'm trying
To let you know just how much
You mean to me
And after
All the things
We put each other through and
I would drive on to the end with you
A liquor store or two
Keeps the gas tank full
And I feel like
There's nothing left to do
But prove myself to you
And we'll keep it running
But this time
I mean it
I'll let you know just how much
You mean to me
As snow falls
On desert sky
Until the end of everything
I'm trying
I'm trying
To let you know
How much you mean
As days fade
And nights grow
And we go cold
Until the end
Until this pool of blood
Until this
I mean this
I mean this
Until the end of
I'm trying
I'm trying
To let you know
How much you mean
As days fade
And nights grow
And we go cold
But this time
We'll show them
We'll show them all
How much we mean
As snow falls
On desert sky
Until the end of every
All we are
All we are
Is bullets I mean this
All we are
All we are
Is bullets I mean this
All we are
All we are
Is bullets I mean this
All we are
All we are
Is bullets I mean this
As lead rains
Will pass on through
Our phantoms
Like scarecrows
That fuel this flame
We're burning
And ever
Know how much
I want to show you
You're the only one
Like a bed of roses
There's a dozen reasons in this gun
And as we're falling down
And in this pool of blood
And as we're touching hands
And as we're falling down
And in this pool of blood
And as we're falling down
I'll see your eyes
And in this pool of blood
I'll meet your eyes
I mean this forever
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What girl? | Reviewer: Belladonna | 3/23/12
This amuses me, all the people speaking about 'the girl' here. I honestly believe this song was written for Frank, about the impossibility of their love, of their life on the road, and how through Gerards alcoholism and drug abuse, they were driven to self destruct and destined never to be together.The raw pain and beauty in this song takes my breath away...it reminds me of my girlfriend, and how the love I feel for her is as dark and powerful as this song speaks. She destroys me; her mood swings and depression and violent fits of anger are tearing my mind and heart apart even as I write this. But I will stay with her forever, and if I cannot be her salvation then I will die with her. As Lacuna Coil say "I don't want to be saved, I want to go down with you! Together we will find a way to come back...."
Voilently Beautiful <3 | Reviewer: Anonymous | 1/23/12
this song has so much passion put into it....all of the bullets album has the most voilent yet passionate songs that are yet so beautiful, amazing, raw, and just hard to explain because MCR is truely one-of-a-kind band. MCR forever <3
I Mean This Forever | Reviewer: InkedRose | 3/28/11
This song is amazingly beautiful in so many ways as it takes every human emotion especially love and uses it against you, Gerard has never written a better song, its a shame that his best work was on the first album. This song is the most lyrically genious pieces ive ever heard, the emotion, the passion, the tempo changes, the adrenaline induced ending, the formulated story behind it, two murderers in love, in order to show how much she means to him and how he ca show shes his only, he takes her life and his own, as they stare into eachothers eyes while holding hands forever.. amazing amazing amazing imagery is brought through this song. My Chemical Romance IS and always will BE the most
genious band on earth.
This violent love | Reviewer: alexander the great | 11/28/09
This is my favorite song in the world (it helps that its sung by my favorite band.) It has every emotion in it, the strongest being love. It also holds sorrow, fear, rage, and ecstasy. It is an extremely beautiful song. I have heard a lot of negative feedback about this song from several people, who claim that it is too angry and violent and dark. But it is a reflection of the world, a world that a young grunge band like MCR must understand if they are to become a success, a world that is filled abundantly with sorrow, rage and ecstasy in its own places. The only healing aspect of the world is love, which rises out of the song at peaks like a dwindling bird whose wings refuse to break. The priest in William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" told the two lovers that "these violent passions often come to violent ends, so love moderately" (my quotation may not be exact - if so, I apologize). The truth is, Romeo and Juliet cannot love moderately. Their impassioned love is why they are Romeo and Juliet. But their love destroyed them. But it's worth it. Love has to be worth destruction, otherwise what is there to live for? MCR is expressing this truth in this song, that love is a destructive force that is worth risking everything, especially life. I love this song violently.
Hurts | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/8/09
I love this song because it hurts SO much. I don't think it's about pure beautiful love, I think it's about dark sinister love between two people have lost themselves completely and found traces of themselves in eachother, but not in a good way. To me it's like it's two very disturbed people who are very very bad for eachother but the rest of the world doesn't understand them individually or as a pair and their relationship and the only way they won't be so bad for eachother is if they aren't in this world so in the darkest of circumstances, they choose to leave it together. I kind of think maybe the boy is the driving force in this and the girl is a puppet who just wants instructions from someone, anyone who understands her... how many times have I felt like one of these two and never could I articulate it with a story like this - MCR get a lot of crap for being "emo" or "immature" or whatever, but I think this song is clever and beautiful and completely gut-wrenching!
Wow! | Reviewer: breanna | 1/3/09
I love this song, I always think about two crimnal lovers running away from the police in the desert, or robbing banks. The lovers get In a huge gunfight with these western people in the resturaunt. The lovers escape, the police arrested the western people, the lovers get shot and die.
I love this song!
<3 | Reviewer: stephanie | 12/25/08
This is probably one of the best songs ever written by My Chem..probably because it has a ton of meaning to it. The lyrics and the emotion of the whole song is what makes it is beautiful. Wonderful <3
xD aww,, | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/14/08
this song is like malaysian's songs(slow rock) xD
but just in part 1 (hand in mine to keep it running). but i like this song, because i feeling its poppunk. but in new album, i feeling thats just alternatif rocks ~.~
Forever | Reviewer: Samzzz | 10/2/08
Everytime I hear this song I feel like my heart is being broken again and again and again... These lyrics are just so real... I will never forget them, the meaning is deeper than it seems... Through this song I'll remember him... and meet his eyes... Forever and ever...
best song ever... | Reviewer: ...Samzzz... | 10/2/08
Everytime I hear this song I feel like my heart is being broken again and again and again... These lyrics are just so real... I will never forget them, the meaning is deeper than it seems... Through this song I'll remember him... Forever and ever...
Amazingly Beautiful | Reviewer: Allen | 9/3/08
This song is amazing. This song describes the kind of love i want me and my girlfriend to have. I want us to be crazy in love with each other, until we die together. This song also has some fantasy romance in it as well when gerard says 'a liquor store or two keeps the gas tank full' like living a life of crime -- on the edge, and nothing else matters but your girl. i wish i could live like that. thats beautiful. great song. 5 of 5 stars.
beautiful <3 <3 | Reviewer: Adriana | 3/27/08
these lyrics are so meaningful and heartfelt, gerard has a brain and boy does he know how too use it,this is such a great song. All up out of all the songs i have heard (only 2 i havent lol) this is greatest song by My Chemical Romance, and most likely in the world!!! As lead rains, and pass on through
Our phantoms, forever, forever
Like scarecrows, that fuel this flame
We're burning, forever, and ever
Know how much I want to show you you're the only one
Like a bed of roses there's a dozen reasons in this gun
best part, well i think soo.... great song!
Cya xoxo
My Chemical Romance
my chem <3 | Reviewer: sapir | 1/2/08
gerard is like genious.
the lyrics are so beautiful and meaningful.
theyve been my favorite band like forever. theyre just so good and so is every song by them.
"all we are is bullets, i mean this".
AWWW | Reviewer: Tila | 12/31/07
oh god i love this song. i would listen to it every once in a while or so last year. many people think gerard is just screaming his guts out in this song, but its not true. he sounds so in love, he mustve been hurt when he wrote it, emotionally ofcourse.
MCR rocks!
AMAZING | Reviewer: Morgan | 12/13/07
omg i love this song it's the best ever. someone at school today said they hated MCR and this song and i just wanted to strangle them!!!


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Patricia Wells vs. Susan Loomis Cooking School?
I am planning a 2011 trip to France and would like to spend the first week in a cooking school. Just wondering if any of you have any opinions on Patrica Wells or Susan Hermann Loomis' cooking schools. I do not speak French, so these two options appealed to me.
If you haven't already done so, I recommend picking up Loomis' book (check your public library) and reading about her early days in France. I opened it with the attitude that I would not identify with her or her precious way of life, but found her approach to life charming, her can-do attitude admirable. You might gain insight into whether or not her classes are for you.
I, personally, am a little fatigued with Wells, but that's just me.
re: mangeur
Duh. It might help if I identified the book, same name as the cooking school: On Rue Tatin.
re: Parigi
Wells was important when she was important.
I will try to offer some additional thoughts to help you make your decision as I find the reasons put forth for not choosing Patricia Wells somewhat bizarre. Up front, I will say I have not not met either Susan or Patricia personally. I am a chef and I own a restaurant and I own and have cooked from every one of their books. We also own a home in Sablet France about 10 kms from Vaison la Romaine where Patricia Wells lives. So I know this region well. As someone who has cooked extensively from their books, I will say that Patricia's recipes work almost 100% of the time. They are very well tested. I can't say the same about Susan's books. I would also consider the area where the classes are taught. Provence is wonderful for food and wine. The other area is not so nice in my personal opinion.
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I didn't mean to give the impression that Well's school is not good but rather that when one elects to take cooking classes at any small school such as Well's or Loomis', one should consider the social interaction that will take place as much as the instruction. (Or, as you write, the location, which doesn't come into play if one is choosing between the Paris classes of either Wells or Loomis. ) Therefore, for me it would be important to include the personality of the teacher, the students she attracts, the resulting milieu or ambiance of her classes. Both are fine cooks and competent teachers. One could also decide based on the kind of foods to be addressed, although I personally love the food of Provence and Normandy equally if for different reasons.
Once again, I am not suggesting that one is preferable, rather that one should try to choose the one that fits.
re: mangeur
I have to wonder why classes taught in English cost so much more than some fine courses in French. Wells charges $5,500 for four and 1/2 days. Loomis charges (outside Paris) $2,700-3,100 for four days plus a greeting dinner.
In Paris, you would pay Lenôtre school $1,620 for 4 and 1/2 days (7 hours of class per day) and take home enough food from each half day to serve 4-6 people with a main course or desserts. Add a few hundred dollars for a couple of classes using "noble" ingredients like lobster or foie gras, again with much to take home. Or you could do a full day banquet class and invite a friend to attend for $440. These are great classes with excellent teachers, classes limited to 8.
One difference with Wells and Loomis both is certainly the overall experience and continuity. Lovely settings, meeting vendors and producers. On the other hand, some of the time you are paying dearly for is for those visits markets, meeting producers, etc. That's a great experience, but it is not cooking. At Lenôtre, you are just cooking or baking, intensively and at a very high quality level. For instance, I did an Opéra last week that was close to what is sold in their bakeries.
Another French school, Ateliers des Sens, charges $120 (3 hours) or $160 (4 hours) for classes somewhat more home-style than Lenôtre, but still good. I know nothing about Cordon Bleu or similar, bilingual schools.
So, is it mainly because they teach in English, or is it that the overall experience is worth paying so much more than just learning to cook, or what? I really am curious.
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I would think the English language is a big factor. Plus name recognition. I was stunned to see the cost of the Wells and Loomis classes---I'd have to have hefty lottery winnings before I'd enroll in either.
Easier to learn french and go for a french class!
re: Parigi
Walk into a US bookstore and count the Wells cookbooks.......plus her many many food columns [IHT and Food and wine come to mind] I don't think I'm the only person who might consider taking a cooking class in France but who had not heard of Lenotre. When I do a quick google on Lenotre, the first reference is all in French but Wells is all english.......
re: Parigi
yes, thats what I said in the beginning.
I agree with the fact that much of cooking being observation, speaking a particular language is not a necessity however having endeavored to raise bilingual children in the US, it is my experience that more often than not, Americans are quite uncomfortable with not understanding what is being said around them in a foreign language and thus, I would not expect them to enroll in a class where they could not speak to the teacher.
Good luck all with your new cooking schools! I had the same thoughts when I first investigated.
re: jenn
Also the English language is not that essential when most of what is done at those French-language courses is seeing and doing. Gestures, ingredients, tour de main, these courses are essentially sensorial and I believe that a lot goes through without the help of speech.
(Can't believe those prices. Just wait until I start my own courses. They won't be quite Lenôtre technically or Patricia Wells name-recognitionally but they'll be bilingual. All I need to find is a large kitchen and we can start.)
re: Ptipois
"(Can't believe those prices. Just wait until I start my own courses. They won't be quite Lenôtre technically or Patricia Wells name-recognitionally but they'll be bilingual. All I need to find is a large kitchen and we can start.)"
It is interesting/uncanny that this was precisely my thought when I read the initial post. Your personality and ability to communicate your knowledge and skill would command top fees for small classes. Considering the size of several professional kitchens I know, all you need is visual and standing room for your students. Your own space might provide invaluable charm. (Yes, it requires effort. As my husband jokes when he sees me scurry to clear clutter before houseguests, "Who's coming?")
re: mangeur
Ptipois, I just showed this thread to my wife, Mo (already a darn good cook, having learned from her French and Italian grandmothers) -- and she wants to be in your first group of clients/ classes.
re: mangeur
>>> Your own space might provide invaluable charm.
Um, yes, I suppose we might call that charm. But I need to spread my wings and wooden spoons into more than half a square meter with a fully-functioning faucet. When I'm dirt rich from many cooking classes yes I can do that from my own space ;-) in the meantime I'll have to rent one.
But yes, M and JD, thanks for cheering me up. Considering that seriously. You'll be among the first to hear about it when it becomes real. Though I'm not sure what's left for you to learn.
re: Ptipois
"Considering that seriously" -- good. "[W]hat's left for you to learn" -- well, aside from the fact that we're always learning, from the likes of you: lots. Make it "become[] real," and Mo will be there, happlly.
I have not taken classes with either of them, but iI do know them both, and have cooked from books written by both of them. Patricia Wells' cooking philosophy closely mirrors my own, and I love her books. Her recipes -- as Pammel has already said -- work almost 100% of the time.
Her classes fill up long ahead of time, so if you are interested in them, you'll need to sign up right away.
Wells has an expansive, outgoing personality... very welcoming. Loomis is more reserved, but very lovely.
re: ChefJune
I like both Wells and Loomis' books and cook from them very often. I particularly like the recipes for the liquours and the like. . . my kitchen is well stocked!
Forget Patricia Wells if you are a serious cook. I went there and thought it was a rip off. She charges a lot of money for food that is only fair. You can see her beautiful surroundings created from the astronomic fees she charges. She is really out for the money and does not respond to follow up letters or questions from her students. It becomes apparent that once you finish her course, she is finished with you. I hope this helps you make up your mind.
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That's very interesting. I've known her for years, but have never taken any of her classes. However, your comment surprised me because her recipes work like a charm. Have never had one fail.
I DO agree that her prices are astronomical.
As for cooking classes in Paris, I have always enjoyed and learned a lot from the avocational classes at Le Cordon Bleu. (As well as from their professional offerings).
re: ChefJune
"your comment surprised me because her recipes work like a charm. Have never had one fail."
I have 2 of her books and am also disappointed. Her recipes do not fail purr say but are not great. One would expect a cookbook to do better.
re: Parigi
The teachers at École Lenôtre do respond to emails, in French of course. I never tried with École des Sens, but only took one course there.


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1/4 cup mayonnaise
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+1 on lowering the fermentation temp. My first brew was way too warm, and besides having some nasty off-tastes to go with it, I got some great headaches from it. Knocking my fermentation temp. in to the low 60s for ales addressed both issues (taste and headaches).
Yoop: I know what you mean. When I was in college, I could get plastered and sleep like a baby. Fast forward to today. Overindulgence leads to me tossing and turning and waking up at 5:30 in the morning.
I know its not easy but try to drink a whole glass of water after every 2 or 3 beers, if you know your gonna drink a lot. It really will make a huge difference. Alcohol is a diuretic which increases the excretion of water from your body which essentially is dehydrating you causing a hangover. Its also good to take some sort of B vitamins before bed. I usually drink a lot of water and then take Emergen- C its a b vitamin supplement powder sold at most stores. Just mix with water and you should be good to go.
A hangover is mainly due to dehydration and loss of B-Vitamin essential for the body. As you drink you are pee-ing out all those b-vits... homebrew has been known to reduce hangovers because of the yeast in the beer (yeast is loaded with b-vits). How to avoid a hangover? Drink two pints of water before going to bed (and hopefully not wet the bed as well! LOL).
I have a theory - or maybe a superstition. I have yet to get a homebrew hangover; so when coming home from a night of non-homebrew I down a pint on top of whatever I drank while out. So far it works for me, and my neighbor has also tested this theory and it also seems to work for him too.
I have to agree with Yooper and the others - I have hardly a hangover with homebrew than with commercial stuff. If I'm really drinking, I'll try to make sure to down a glass of water between each brew (until I forget)!
wake up at 4am and drink two pints of water and take 4 advil. you will be fine by 7am !
I'm a BMC headache type of guy, can't say I avoid commercial brew, but when I drink storebought, it's micro/craft brew. It can't be all about warm fermentation, I haven't been able to rig up any type of fermentation chamber yet, and even the wet t-shirt method only gets me around 70-72. (I live a little closer to the surface of the sun than a lot of brewers on this forum) most of my brews are in the 6-7% range and I have no problems with fusels/hangovers. Just kegged a tripel that tastes like beer listerine, but I knew that one was coming, I think that one'll be taking a long nap in the back of the closet and be a nice winter warmer.
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I have decided that I need to advertise on each of my decks the things that I am looking to acquire for each deck and, if you are a trader who has what I am looking for, feel free to look at my Binder.
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Got a few things while at the Dragon's Maze prerelease that I'd like to include. I traded for a Sylvan Library and a Life from the Loam . I also pulled a Gaze of Granite , Deadbridge Chant , Obzedat's Aid , Sin Collector , and a Debt to the Deathless . I want to add the Sylvan Library , the Obzedat's Aid , and the Gaze of Granite and possibly the other four as well.
Currently on my chopping block are Corpsejack Menace , Requiem Angel , and Parallel Lives . Does anyone agree with those? Or would you cut something else? Or would you not include some of the things I pulled?
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I don't know what is more important to your combos, Corpsejack Menace or Parallel Lives I suggest switching the other one for Obzedat's Aid .
I like Debt to the Deathless for your deck more than Gaze of Granite so you should try to fit that in first.
Removed a bunch of shroud and haste things mainly because I am going to be winning at instant speed.
Mentor of the Meek seems like it would rock in a commander deck with this guy.
He does indeed. He was cut not too long ago because he requires a significant amount of mana to do anything useful. I found that the slot was better used for more tutors/ramp.
What about Doubling Season , Greater Good , Vindicate ?
Doubling Season is included already, Greater Good would be good but I prefer Fecundity for now because I can sac the creatures for other purposes and still draw cards, and Vindicate is monetarily expensive and, as such, I'd rather not add it.
Are you gunna add Primeval Bounty ?
Stoneforge Mystic and Steelshaper's Gift to find Skullclamp ?
Worldly Tutor instead of Altar of Bone ?
How about a card like kalonian hydra getting bigger and you can remove many counters and gain extra counters on each creature you control.
my suggestion is because you love to sac creatures in this deck you can add a little control by replacing Falkenrath Noble with Butcher of Malakir for those pesky cards like Stormtide Leviathan or something else that could be annoying
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- Use the highlighted/circled words to write a question that represents procedural knowledge (i.e., an essay type question which would demonstrate not only what you know but also what you can do with what you know).
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After patch Tuesday (10/8/2013) I kept getting a Pop-Up User Account Control Message upon startup, requesting authority to execute a Microsoft program named: "A tool to aid in developing services for windows NT." Boot was halted until I selected yes or no.
After some research I found others who got the same message after this Win 7 64 bit OS patch also. One affected user was able to link it to Garmin's Update Software, and was able to disable it with some Registry modification. I discovered I was able to disable it by going into run/msconfig/startup and unchecking the Garmin program line. That stopped the message and allowed a full boot into Win 7 64 bit Home Premium.
I have a virtually identical second desktop computer with the identical programs installed and that computer was not affected. The only difference is that the affected one has a SSD and boots really fast as a result. Maybe the significantly faster boot causes the message to show because a process that would possibly clear it has not had sufficient time to run (just speculation)?
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Do a System Restore to before patch Tuesday. Then run sfc /scannow from a Elevated Command Prompt. Do a Windows Update and see what happens.
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