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"Gjakova, Kosova" Pristina Travelogue by 5er
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Well, in this town was my first meeting with Kosovo culture, traditons, customs, people. When I am writing this, I am going back trough my memories, and I become a little bit sad, because there I have a lot of friends.
I am also curious how it looks now out there, since I left Kosova (Dec 2000) I havent been there again.
But soon I hope....
People there are very nice, kind, hospitality is something common here.(stiil, but I am wondering how it will be after the "invasion" of the western culture...) Most of the poeple speaks some foreign language - German, English, some of them French. So, it's not so hard to communicate with them. For me was even easier, because I speak Serbian, which quite close to my native language - Bulgarian.
Here I was leaving on the street, where most of the mail members of the families was missing, and nobody knows where they are... terrible, you even can't imagine....
The Hadum Mosque was built in 1592/3 or 1003 according to the Hegira Islamic system of measuring time.
At the end of March 1999, it was being set on fire by Serbian police and paramilitaries.
The top of the minaret was shot off by Serb soldiers using a shoulder-launched missile on May 8, 1999
This is the way the old trade street was looking when I come there in '99. Now it's changed, but for sorry I don't have pictures ...(soon....)
... sad view, a lot of burned houses, some people like this are leaving in a tents, and the weather was cold. They even didn't have blankets, so when we came the second time we brought some blankets, sleeping bags, some food - fruits, vegetables, sweets for the children.
The hosts prepared for us a traditional bread and they give us some home made cheese and fresh milk.
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Update on Liliana MarcelaLiliana is 25 years old. She is an enterprising woman full of dreams and challenges to meet. Her family is her greatest incentive and the force that motivates her to fight for a better future. She has a one year old son and she works tirelessly to give him better opportunities in life. Currently she has a leather workshop in her home, an activity that she learned thanks to the opportunity she had to work in a shoe workshop.
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Imogene's Last Stand
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Imogene Tripp, a young history bug, lives in Liddleville, New Hampshire, "a town so small it wasn't even a speck on the state map," but this didn't stop her from making her town well-known. After fixing up the abandoned, Liddleville Historical Society house, the mayor of her town sent orders to have it torn down. Determined to stop the mayor, Imogene did everything in her power to get the town to rally and stop the construction. Unfortunately, everyone backed the mayor's decision to put in a shoe factory in order to draw attention to them and put their small town on the map. Then, one day, Imogene found a letter that George Washington had written, stating that he had stayed there. Imogene had more motivation than ever and the next day she stood firm in front of the building as the bulldozers arrived to destroy it. Finally, her protest was heard. The President of the United States came and declared the building a national landmark. This put Liddleville on the map and saved their history.
In a place that appears to be a ghost town, nobody is aware of the history there. In fact, outsiders did not even know of the town's whereabouts until little Iogene made her brave stand to save their town's history and finally place them on the map. The author's use of such a small town for the setting made Imogene's bravery that much greater. This sends a message of bravery to readers. It also emphasizes the importance of preserving history.
I absolutely loved this book. In "Imogene's Last Stand," we see a young girl with a love of history so big she will stop at nothing to preserve it. Imogene lived in the small town of Liddleville, New Hampshire. A town so small it wasn't even on a map. When Imogene and her father purchased a historical house, they could not wait to turn the house into a great history museum. They fix the house up and to Imogene's surprise, no one shows up on grand opening. Because this house was serving this small town no use, they mayor decides to turn it in to a shoe shop. My favorite thing about this book is Imogene's references to famous historical figures. Many times through out the book she quotes famous people through out American history. For example, when Imogene finds out the mayor's plan she cries, "But in the immortal words of William Morris, 'Old building do not belong to us; they belonged to our forefathers, and they will belong to our descendants." This was great way to show her character and great conversation starter for students.
The day arrives for the building to be torn down and Imogene is determined to not let that happen. Her and her dad handcuffed their selves to the building boycotting the demolition. At the perfect time the President arrives and demands them to keep the structure because George Washington slept there! It worked out perfectly, Imogene was able to keep the historic building alive, and the Mayor was thrilled because Lidellville was now a famous town.
There were many themes in this story. History is not something to be destroyed. Rather it be small or large, history is something we should cherish and learn from. Also, Imogene is proof that we should never give up and stop fighting for what we believe in. Imogene fought to the end and because of that she succeeded. I love that the setting was based in a small town, it made the significance of winning the battle even greater.
Imogene Tripp grew up in a small town in New Hampshire. Ever since she was a baby, Imogene loved history and enjoyed telling other people about historical facts. One day, Imogene decides to go visit the Liddleville Historical Society, an old house filled with antiques covered in dust. When she enters the house, she sees all kinds of historical memorabilia and she begins to clean up the old house. After she finished cleaning the house, Imogene waited and waited to give the townspeople a tour of the house, but no one came. One Monday morning, a sign is posted saying that the house will be torn down on Saturday to make way for a shoelace factory. Imogene does not like this at all and goes to talk to the mayor about it. He says that the shoelace factory will put the town on the map and he does not care about history that much. Imogene does not like this and she decides that she will do something about it. The next morning, Imogene dresses up as Paul Revere and runs around town telling people about what is going to happen, but no one joins her. On Wednesday, she ties red, white and blue ribbons on trees all over town, but again the townspeople remind her that the shoelace factory will put them on the map. The next morning, she makes fliers telling the townspeople to join her on the village green to protect history, but no one comes. Imogene realizes that she is not going to be able to stop the house from being torn down so she looks through the house one last time. While she is looking around, she notices a letter written by George Washington to the owner of the house thanking him for letting Washington stay at the house. Imogene decides to write a message to the historian of the town. On Saturday morning, the bulldozers come to demolish the house, but Imogene stands her ground and will not leave the house, despite her father's begging. Soon, her father joins her in front of the house and eventually the town comes out to see what is happening. That afternoon, the President of the United States shows up to the house and declares it a national landmark, preventing it from being torn down. Finally, Imogene is able to give the townspeople the tour of the house she has been waiting for. Throughout the book, there are quotes from famous people in history. This adds to the story because it shows how much Imogene enjoys history and how these people shaped America today. This story encourages you not to give up on something if you really believe in it because it takes one person to change something. This book is a fun way to encourage students to learn about history.
Ever since she was born, Imogene loved history, and her first words were even "Four score and seven years ago." Growing up, Imogene did not stop trying to educate people on history and often quoted famous historical figures. Imogene decides to clean up and reopen the Liddleville Historical Society, a centuries- old house stuffed with dusty antiques. One day, a workman arrives and puts a sign on the Society's front yard. The sign says that the house will be torn down in order to build a shoe lace factory. When she visits the mayor, he tells her that the house will be torn down because a shoelace factory will put the town on the map. Imogene will stop at nothing to protect it. She runs up and down the streets saying, "The bulldozers are coming," tapes red-white-and-blue ribbon around every pole and tree in town, and dropped hundreds of handmade flyers out a plane onto the town, but no one pays attention to her. Just when she is about to give up, Imogene finds a letter from George Washington about his experience sleeping at the house. With the letter, Imogene springs into action to prove to the town that the house is historical. On the day the bulldozers arrive, Imogene will not leave the front porch of the house, and soon the President of the United States shows up and declares the house a national landmark. The President in this book is portrayed as an African American woman, which is a nice change to see. This book is a great book to influence students to learn about history. Imogene is a positive role model to all children and shows that you should never give up. The colorful illustrations really bring the story to life.
Imogene could be me. For anyone who has ever felt passionately about history and been frustrated by those who refuse to feel the same way, then this book is for you. History puts every town on the map.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0375836071, Hardcover)Meet Imogene, a plucky heroine with a passion for history.
As a baby, Imogene's first words were "Four score and seven years ago." In preschool, she fingerpainted a map of the Oregon Trail. So it's not surprising that when the mayor wants to tear down the long-neglected Liddleton Historical Society to make room for a shoelace factory, Imogene is desperate to convince the town how important its history is. But even though she rides through the streets in her Paul Revere costume shouting, "The bulldozers are coming, the bulldozers are coming!" the townspeople won't budge. What's a history-loving kid to do?
Filled with quotes from history's biggest players—not to mention mini-bios on the endpapers—and lots of humor, here's the perfect book for budding historians.
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A fairytale, a ghost story and lots of musicals for the holidays
December is full of shows for your holiday viewing pleasure: Every five years or so, Ensemble Theatre rolls out a new production of its holiday rendition of Cinderella. This one just opened on Wednesday, and while it's the same material that was presented in 2005 and 2010, it's been freshened with a new set and colorful costumes — and especially a vibrant cast with great voices for the tunes with lyrics by David Kisor and melodies by Fitz Patton. Brooke Steele is picture-perfect as the golly-gee title character who prefers reading to going to a ball. But Kate Wilford as "Gwendolyn the Well Wisher" ("I give good advice and then wish you well," she tells everyone with a sweep of her hand to musical accompaniment) encourages her to go so she can meet Prince Frederick (Warren Bryson), who happens to be another bookworm. They're a lovely couple who overcome the modest barriers thrown their way (she loses a pink sneaker that helps him locate her later), but the show's real energy comes from Sara Mackie and Torie Wiggins as Cinderella's crass stepsisters. They're loudmouthed losers, spewing malapropisms and ridiculous self-aggrandizement (Wiggins' Clarissa bellows competitively, "My patheticism outshines all others") — constantly mugging and fawning and arguing. Deb G. Girdler as their manipulative mother Brunhilda is also great fun to watch as she tries to control events to her own advantage. As is always the case with ETC's holiday musicals with scripts by local playwright Joe McDonough, there's a timely moral: "The essence of true beauty lies … beyond what's seen by normal eyes." Oh, Cinderella and Frederick wear glasses — but they see love pretty clearly. Through Jan. 3. Tickets: 513-421-3555 I've been attending A Christmas Carol at the Cincinnati Playhouse for 25 years, as long as they have produced it. The script — Howard Dallin excellent adaptation of Dickens' classic story — is top-notch and doesn't need to be tinkered, but with actors coming and going, it's always fun to see how things shake out from one year to the next. Greg Procaccino is the only actor to be in the show every year, playing Marley's regretful ghost and slimy junk buyer Old Joe; the always-watchable Bruce Cromer holds the longevity record playing Scrooge (11 years, after 8 as Bob Cratchit). Kathleen Wise brings a light, bemused touch to Christmas Past in her first year; returning performers include Ryan Gilreath as nervous, angular Cratchit and Kelly Mengelkoch as the patient, loving Mrs. Cratchit, as well as Douglas Rees as the ebullient Fezziwig and Annie Fitzpatrick as his playful wife. There's a new Tiny Tim for 2015, Henry Charles Weghorst, the tiniest ever, I believe (he needs two pillows to sit at the dining table), and truly adorable. This Playhouse production continues to be a joy to watch, a glorious, glittering set and costumes that deliver you to the mid-19th century. Pay attention to the David Smith's sound design and recorded music, which set the emotional tone for virtually every scene. A Christmas Carol is a welcome Cincinnati holiday tradition. Through Dec. 30. Tickets 513-421-3888 Cincinnati Landmark Productions is offering shows at both of its venues this month; neither is holiday per se, although the musical Rent (at the Warsaw Federal Incline Theatre in Price Hill through Dec. 20) begins and ends with Christmas, celebrating a year of the "seasons of love" experienced by a clutch of impoverished young artists in New York's East Village. This is a high-quality production, a great choice for fans of contemporary Rock music. Rent is almost 20 years old, but it has stood the test of time, especially as performed by the Incline's committed, diverse cast of excellent, energetic singers. Tyler Kuhlman as the depressed guitarist Roger has the looks and the vocal chops for the role, and Lisa Glover is a fine match as Mimi, the sexy club dancer and drug addict who makes a lot of bad choices. Kelcey Steele provides the necessary connective tissue as videographer Mark, and RJ Caldwell ably portrays Tom Collins, an anarchist professor and street activist with AIDS. But the production's most memorable performances come from Aiden Sims as Maureen, the brassy performance artist, and especially charismatic Christopher Carter as the transgender drag queen Angel: His high-flying rendition of "Today 4 U" is a show-stopper. The ensemble shines when presenting of Rent's iconic numbers, particularly "La Vie Bohème and "Seasons of Love." This production is a bold choice for the new venue, seeking audiences in search of more ambitious, adult fare — there were empty seats on opening night. Rent offers strong evidence that the Incline is up to the challenge. I give this one a Critic's Pick. … I was part of a very full house for Mary Poppins last Sunday (at the Covedale Center for the Performing Arts, also finished on Dec. 20); this production is clearly intended as holiday fare for families. I wish it were a bit more joyous. Mary (Alyssa Hostetler, who's a fine singer) is a rather starchy character who's not very loveable. The uptight Banks family she convinces to reconnect and have fun has an initially irritable dad (Dave Wilson, another excellent voice) and a mom who's a budding feminist (Sarah Viola, who sings very well, too) — these aren't characters that children can instantly love. Even the two Banks kids (Lili Shires and Peter Godsey, who work hard at being coy) are kind of obnoxious. The production felt long, with numerous labored scene changes. On the other hand, the audience had a great time — the songs (familiar from the 1964 movie) are beloved, and everyone seems to know them. That's fun. Tickets: 513-241-6550 The touring production of Irving Berlin's White Christmas wraps up its engagement on Sunday. It's a fine cast of singers and dancers, a production full of familiar tunes that's worth seeing if you have the scratch for seats at the Aronoff Center. Tickets: 513-621-2787 If you prefer something not holiday-oriented, Xavier University's theater program is staging Kenneth Lonergan's This Is Our Youth. It's a three-character play from the 1990s (set in the early 1980s) about young people struggling with the transition to adulthood. Guest director Ed Stern, the Playhouse's retired artistic director, told me it was a great opportunity to work with actors who are exactly the right age to play these roles. Read more from Stern in my recent Curtain Call column. Performances are this weekend only, including a Sunday matinee. Xavier Box Office: 513-745-3939 Rick Pender's STAGE DOOR blog appears here every Friday. Find more theater reviews and feature stories here.
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Apr 3 2010Dangerous Handshake: Lightsaber Fingers
This is a cute geeky chick with lightsaber finger tattoos. Impressive. Just a heads up though: you gotta be careful with those things. Because I used to have one myself. Sent my girlfriend's vajayjay to the emergency room.
Thanks to Jessie, who got samurai sword finger tats and never uses scissors.
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she is going to regret those ear plugs years from now
Star Trek would have been better
when i think of "body modders" the first thing that comes to mind is certainly not "masters of forethought"
maybe she likes to get fucked in the ear lobe
I just got Mace Windu's lightsaber (the purple one) tatted on my penis!
why did you want a tattoo that was only 1 inch long?
you must be a REAL MAN!
Finally something that's not another cliche finger mustache tattoo.
And plugs are plus, no biggie, it's skin, you can get it surgically fixed!
I see she put the evil dark-side saber on her left hand.
Typical right-handed prejudice. Righty keepin' the man down!
:( You got me silly child... but one thing is bothering me....
Why are you thinking about my size?
Be a REAL MAN, not a REAL GAY MAN
ROFL... J.K... Don't take me serious! :)
So I wonder how much of the 'dark side' those light sabers see? And by dark side I mean some other chick's vagina...
So how often does she pick her nose with those things?
She has a forked tongue, too.
Besides the fact that that's an absolutely piss poor tattoo job (seriously folks, find professionals to do your tattoos, not some strip mall shop), they're really stupid tattoos.
@Dishy: The only thing left-handed people have an advantage over right-handed people is the ability to pay a toll tooth. You are all inferior in every other way.
@ A Gay
Left Handed People are typical better at sports then right handed people.
Left handed people have better hand eye coordination due to having to learn how to complete task with both hands.
Left handed people also have an advantage in one on one combat due to the lefty surprise factor(only 12% of people are left handed so nobody expects a left).
the toll both thing is just a bonus
I like her eyes
That's so freaking gross...those holes.
I think shes really cute and dig the tattoos.
And, what difference does it make to you if she has holes in her ears? Get off your high horse and live and let live.
Crooked tatz FTL!
So someone got another dumb tattoo and posted pictures of it.
Stop the presses. Tweet. Get to your blog. Hurry.
She's a'ight looking. Probably an idiot, but only 'cause most people are. You never know, she could be a very intelligent wee gurl. You can't tell someone's personality from their appearance (although, those do look like lightsabers from the original trilogy).
Twenty-Second! Woot!
Happy easter. Happy lightsaber finger tattoos.
@ 20, go fuck a goat if you don't like GW's articles
I regret her getting them already.
@gay Any tattoos done on your hands or feet are incredily hard to take care of.
You're always using your hands, its possible so she messed them up at some point.
But I'm on my phone so it could be that the image isn't clear
And I'm too lazy to get up and check on my computer so...yeah
I'm just gonna say its still possible she messed em up aha
@18 you r00l
she'd be alot cuter...if it weren't for those cockrings on the side of her face
@20, go fuck Samir if you don't like GW's articles
Dang, thought that "Picture" link was going to be your girlfriend's "vajayjay".
Who is this girl? She's stunning. Is she single? O:-)
Meh, my plugs are bigger. I have a saber on my left index and a wand (Sectumsempra, Nigga!) on the right. Bonus, my wife is hot and I make a bunch of money being me! Regrets are for faggots who think their lives should be a movie.
I wish the writers of Geekologie didn't italicize the punchlines. It looks so cheesy and stupid.
isn't that the star trek vulcan cosplay chick?
@ 27 ... go fuck YOURSELF
She remind me of brian molko.
#30 makes alot of money sucking cock
that means everybody should suck cock
haha im laughing at you dumbass
This is clearly the same chick as the split tongue chick:
but in this picture her moles are missing, makeup...photoshop...jedi magic?
Either way, it's interesting to be able to look at people on the street and instantly know they were molested by family members as children.
I don't think it's the same girl as the forked-tongue chick.
Not the same girl; eyes are too green. Also they don't look that similar.
Every generation must rebel ("we are not you"), but in the end there is no escape, that is exactly what you are. There is literally no where to run - you will be commoditized and assimilated - "May I offer you a credit card to pay for that tattoo removal and ear lob reconstruction....?"
We are all controlled by reinforcement of rules passed by those who are merely the tools of a system where achievement is based on deceit of the masses by someone in whom they believe.
We are all controlled by the straight-line thinking of straight-line thinkers who gave up drinking and smoking and sins to avoid being lower than their aspirations would allow them to go.
We are all controlled by fear of the unknown because were not told all that there is to know about things we consider as normal existence, so we accept exploitation and show no resistance.
We are all controlled in our thoughts and actions by things we were told by past generations of parents who used to rebel just the same as we do now, so who gets the blame?
We are the rebels like the rebels before us. Predestined to scream in an out of tune chorus of voices repeating the words of the past that diffuse in the process of aging too fast.
Deep in the soul (if you have one) it tells you to do as you feel not as someone outside you dictates through their own misguided conception of what part you must play in this game of deception.
We are all controlled.
@ 40
The only problem is when you "rebel" you strive to look like other "rebels". It's not that you are rebelling against some sort of oppressive force. You're just creating bonds with a group/identity that's smaller than what you're rebelling against. Getting tattoos and pricings and dying your hair doesn't make you a rebel, it just makes you a different kind of conformist.
A true rebel is a loner. Someone who makes no connections with any type of groups. At least the romantic form of rebels. I mean you still have your actual rebels in conflict with governments around the world, but that is a different kind of rebel all together. Besides the loner rebel thing is kind of sad.
No, you're just a fucking idiot building up a straw-man for what you believe 'rebellion' is. Rebellion is more about doing what you want for your own personal reason. It's not even some active thing, like angst, that you're constantly trying to pull off. It can involve doing the same things 'the man' does, or whatever the current trend is, or something entirely different all together. Rebellion is more about initial intent than the end result. Does the shallow pseudo-rebellion exist on the level you say it does? Of course it does. But are you really going to sit there, with the bit of intelligence I can tell you have, and blanket marginalize everyone with tattoos or piercings? I'm #30. I have 0, yes 0 friends with piercings or tattoos (my wife does have stretched ears, but we met well after the fact). I find your definition of a true rebel to be ridiculously short sighted, for obvious reasons. The small amount of body modification I have I did because I find it aesthetically pleasing. Nothing more, nothing less. Reading into anymore is more of an exercise into the dealings of your own cognitive dissonance than it honestly would have anything to do with me. And no, I'm not fucking myself in the future. I make lots of money, and I will continue to do so regardless of my personal appearance. This is the fucking future. Your faces will be worthless in 20 years.
You are clearly terrible at facial recognition.
This is a complete photoshop job.l You can tell its a fake because the shadow's are all wrogn.
This is exactly like that scene in the moviie Never Back Down where Max arrived at Al Sharptons house with an unconscionable amount of bacon for Als eating pleasure. Max helped carry the tpork into the house in exchange for one of Als kung fu medailons. Max took the madalion and affixed it to the front of his moped as a hood ornament. When he rolled past the Del Tacos, and saw Pat Sajack and Baja wrasslin in the grass nearby, Baja heard the distinctive engine note, and hopped on the back. She sliced the cord holding the cardboard sled, which Pat greedily went after. He was heard to exclaim the only thing better than a cardboard box hoyuse, is one thats infused with baon grease!
@ 42
Touched a nerve did I? I'm sorry I thought most rebels didn't give a shit what people thought of them, because like you said, they are not in it for the image. Also, I'm glad you have earned a very healthy living based on what you have to contribute, but I really wouldn't base your worth as a person on such a value, it would seem kind of superficial. People with tats and piercings aren't automatically "rebels" either. I have a couple of buddies that have various tats because of various reasons (military, their kids names, ect.), so your picture of me is a little askew.
You do have to admit it is a little funny. You throw a poem on the comments page and when someone (ok, me in this case) makes a random comment about fake "rebels" you take it personally. Then proceed to......wait, a minute. You're trolling aren't you? Very good sir, most trolls don't even spend this kind of time and effort into baiting people into arguments. Very well done! For a second there I thought you were a person who was trying to prove your self worth and position in life to a random person on a blog. I congratulate you and wish you well in the future.
Those ears make me want to puke. What tribe is she from?
A) This "geeky chick" is in no way, shape, form, or psychotropic-induced delusion...cute. This is unequivocal and absolute.
2) Lightsabres on fingers had been done since Fingerbang Paul back in 1988 Hong Kong adding further proof to the notion that "there's nothing you can sing that can't be sung"
im not a rebel!! im not a rebel!
because im better than you
drinkin beer in the hot sun
@Jaded Icon,
See, an idiot.
Anytime someone using blanket marginalization to criticize any group of people it should touch a nerve with you. Where is the rule that rebels don't care what people think about them? Sure they do, they're fucking human after all. It's more about how they allow that judgment effect them that matters, really. It's not just black and white here. Care to the conformist extreme or don't care to the rebellious max! I know that having tattoos does not automatically make you a rebel. I even conceded to the very idea in the post you are responding to. The fact that you're pointing it out kind of surprised me; I guess I just trusted your reading comprehension a little too much.
"I have a couple of buddies that have various tats because of various reasons (military, their kids names, ect.), so your picture of me is a little askew."
Why you would go on to add this boggles my mind a little as well. Are you saying that your quote:
"Getting tattoos and pricings and dying your hair doesn't make you a rebel, it just makes you a different kind of conformist. "
does, or does not, apply to them as well? It doesn't matter either way. That's like saying black people are dumb, but you're not a racist because you have a couple, smart-ish black friends. You see, labeling someone a conformist implies that you have some bit of knowledge into the inner workings of their logic, and you don't. They would not be a conformist because happened to do what everyone else is doing. It's WHY they're doing what everyone else is doing that makes them a conformist or not.
I didn't take much of anything personally (but I can see how you thought that; see below). I just decided to comment on how incredibly ignorant blank statements can make someone appear. I even took the time to state that I was sure you were more intelligent than your post let on (jabs aside).
The last part was indeed, my fault. The bit about my future not being ruined was meant to be directed towards other posters further on up the page. Which, to be honest, is merely a bit of anecdotal evidence that really had no place in the post. It was not, however me 'trying to prove my self worth and position in life to a random person on a blog' or however you dramatically put it. Way to keep them ad hominems thinly veiled.
This debate is quite interesting I gotta say
@50 you're awesome.
@Jaded Not about to start a war with you cause I'm too lazy for that shit,
but I have holes in my ears and I can't seem to sit on a train with my hair up without some kid staring, then telling their mom and then having them both stare at me.
At that point I can't decipher who raised the mom who did a shitty job raising her daughter for not teaching her that its rude to stare.
All I'm saying is I'm not trying to look like anyone, I'm just into body mods, I don't do it for other people, I don't do it to be a rebel, I do it for me. Any type of change to the body is considered a body mod. Simple things such as cutting your hair, painting your nails (not for you cause I'm assuming you're a dude), dying your hair a "normal" color, getting fake tits (who doesn't love huge knockers? If you hate mods then you're hating on big ol' tits) or even changing your clothes or growing a mustache, all of that is a body mod, not in the same extent or form but it's still a modification to your image.
My question is why does someone with some sort of body mod automatically sit in the category of people who were touched by their mommies or daddies (in this case) when they were young?
Pretty cool & like another poster said, it's nice to see a finger tat that isn't a stupid 'stache tat.
@ 50
Ha ha, I seriously thought you were a troll or something and here you are defending your ideology to the death to me, once again, on a comment page. I am, in a way, flattered.
So let me just ask you a simple question. When somebody disagrees with you, even jokingly, that makes them an idiot? By that line of reason then the world doesn't contain a single reasonable person.
When you start and end your 423 word rebuttal with insults, "I didn't take much of anything personally" rings a little untrue.
Now here is another couple hundred word argument. My original statements was indeed a blanket criticism, but was more directed to posers and fakes As you said there will always be exceptions within that argument. That doesn't stop everyone (including you) from making them. Getting upset with me over them is really just a waste of time (unless you're really into that). As someone who feels so strongly about your tats and mods we share a common ground, that you should do things for the right reasons. I assumed (maybe wrongfully so) that since you felt I was directing it towards you that you were indeed someone that had the characteristics of my complaint. I did indeed say "you're" or "you" but it was in a general way rather than directing those statements to you as a commenter. I won't apologize for what I said, I still don't think I need to, but you really took this personally. That was not my intent. I was just having fun. But hey, no harm, no foul. Regardless, I wish ya well.
@ 51
Good for you. But not really sure where that last question came from though....
No need for sarcasm, that last question wasn't for you.
But obviously it was taken as miscommunication.
It was towards 36 I believe. So I apologize if it was a miscommunication.
See what I did there?
Circle of life, we can try to say people take things wrong,
but I guess sometimes the things we say need to be a bit more clear
for ex as above the debate between you and the guy who makes good money.
Sorry for all the weird new lining of sentences, blackberries sometimes suck.
@ 55
In this case maybe there is a little confusion. It wasn't sarcasm, I was legitimately asking where your last question came from. I now understand that you meant it for @ 36. Besides, who knows if @ kk, fosho, and "we are not like you" are even the same person. Hard to tell. Like it's hard to tell if "guy who makes a lot of money" really makes a lot of money. Eh, he may very well be rich. Who knows? It's the interwebs....
BTW: 36 was just trolling.
I didn't mean the question, I meant the "good for you." It could easily be taken as sarcasm. I took it as sarcasm, I guess let me know if it was meant otherwise.
Yeah that was a weird. But I do hate when people just assume the worst of others, especially over appearance.
Did you 2 (or possibly more? lol) really forget about the simple geeky/coolness factor of this pic (real or fake)? Get off of your "I need to make a cool post" horse and take an Oxycontin. <3 you guys for taking time out of my life to see what each of you guys would post next lol. (please don't reply & attack me I'm just teasing...hahaha...see?)
cool idea, the tattoos are really badly done though. and whatever about the gauged ears! I got mine stretched as well :P the way i see it is later our generation as old people there are gonna be tons of ppl with em! itll be totally normal hahaha


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Petroglyph National Monument which lies on the western edge of Albuquerque contains more than 15,000 ancient rock drawings inscribed on the 17-mile-long volcanic escarpment. Archaeologists believe that the petroglyphs were carved between 1100 and 1600 AD.
Unfortunately, the city of Albuquerque has grown tremendously on the west side the past few years and homes now surround the National Monument. The city government would like to extend a major road through the center of the park, destroying many petroglyphs in the process. Although numerous citizens are opposed to this action, and protests do take place from time to time, I believe that eventually the local government will get approval for this road. They seem to be more interested in convenience and growth rather than preserving environment and history (it took them twenty years to build the very unpopular Montano Bridge, for example). It really is a shame.
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Hazmat Modine co-songwriter Wade Schuman sums up his band perfectly saying, "I think our band is like a really good NYC diner. The food comes from every tradition you can think of, but in the end it's really the ultimate American comfort food." Hazmat Modine's membership includes musicians of various ages, races and backgrounds, a true melting pot, just like New York City, and their music draws from a host of American traditions including early jazz, the American popular songbook, blues, country, R&B, as well as a variety of world beats. It's makes for exciting music that is always open to new influences and change. Hazmat Modine's third album, Extra-Deluxe-Supreme, is meant as something of a document of their 10-year history and their adventures traveling the world, absorbing new influences and spreading American roots musics far and wide.
Hazmat Modine's Extra-Deluxe-Supreme releases June 3rd via Barbès Records and today we are bringing you the video for the band's new single, "Moving Stones".
East Tennessee's Derik Hultquist did what lots of musical dreamers do… he headed straight to Nashville after graduation. Like most, he worked the odd jobs to support himself while working hard on developing his songwriting as well as discovering his true singing voice. Hultquist has released a number of EPs over the years as his music progressed and now, after 10 years in Nashville, he is set to release his full-length debut album, Southern Iron, coming June 17th via Carnival Music/Thirty Tigers. Southern Iron is a well-crafted set of Hultquist's original songs living in the country/pop sphere with songs that occasionally feature elements of psychedelic and roots rock.
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The Cubs had not made an announcement, but Justin Germano got unlimited warmups, indicating he was entering the game because of an injury or ejection, when he replaced Garza in a 0-0 game Saturday night. Germano was acquired Thursday from the Red Sox for cash considerations after being designated for assignment by Boston on July 13.
Garza is 5-7 with a 3.91 ERA, working 10 scoreless innings his last two outings. The Cubs are believed to be shopping both Garza and Ryan Dempster, whose 33-inning scoreless streak ended in a loss at St. Louis on Friday night.
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Summerfest atisans display and sell quality handcrafted products. Jewelry, oil and water color paintings, homemade toys, and baskets, are just a small selection of the items that are featured.
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Check out the artisans for 2015:
The Blackwater Collective is a group of 3 artists that sell original art, prints, screen printed posters, and t-shirts that are both inspirational and wild! Also known as Eyes on Fire.
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Reign Over Me
The most recent home video release of this movie is October 8, 2007. Here are some details…
DVD Release Date: 9 October 2007
Reign Over Me releases to DVD with audio tracks in Dolby Digital 5.1 (English and French), and with subtitles in English, French and Spanish.
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Thought some may like to see this and find it entertaining.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diwd-M1lkOY]YouTube - Diante Garrett Dunk on LA Pomlee[/ame]
Would like to see this in a game sometime.
When Prepared, Fear No One.
He walked after he received the pass.
if he ever did that in a game, i would be very surprised.
NHL teams need to be added to the favorite teams section.
I want to see Diante Garrett drive to the hoop with authority more instead of bouncing around/off of people. I think he'll have more success when he does that in games.
Originally Posted by cyrocksmypants
CG. No one knows what you're talking about.
Originally Posted by cowgirl836
Originally Posted by SLCyclone
He walked after he received the pass.
I'm sure that wouldn't have been called against him in a real game though.
That must be edited...Diante cant drive the lane.
Originally Posted by SeattleClone
I'm sure that wouldn't have been called against him in a real game though.
At least not in Hilton.
On the road, they would call it. Maybe even give KU a free shot at their basket.
I don't even care if he got called for a travel....it would be awesome if he did that in a game.
Also, I love how LA throw the ball at his back afterwards....gotta love the intensity in practice.
huge travel lol but i also would love to see him be agressive and go up strong like that in a game
I wish Diante would just throw down in games instead of trying to lay it in all the time.
Originally Posted by chuckd4735
That must be edited...Diante cant drive the lane.
Yes he can he just cannot finsih.
They sure were moving the ball well there, where is that in games?
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Our players seem to be pretty effective against our own players.
He can dunk?
This would explain L.A.'s facebook status "iz my teammate caught me slippin & dunked on my *** 2day, it be like sumtimes tho lol."
Wow DG just do that instead of bricking your lay ups that was sweet!
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Whether you drive into Port Jefferson or come by the ferry, walking is the best way to get around and to see Port Jefferson. If you come by car, park behind the stores on the west side of Main Street and forget your car for the rest of the day.
Main Street is the commercial part of Port Jefferson. Here you will find restaurants, coffee shops, the Gap, and many other modern stores interspersed with a few speciality shops.
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Using a Pit Stop To Catch Up With Billy Sweatt
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November 16 2012 10:16AM
Billy Sweatt has wheels, on wheels, on wheels.
Having watched my share of Chicago Wolves games this season, the main takeaway for me has been the speed that the team plays the game with. They are quite impressive in their ability to counter-attack, getting the play going in the right direction before the opposition knows what hit them.
The best of the bunch in that regard is Billy Sweatt, who bears a remarkable set of wheels. There have been numerous occasions when he has created a scoring opportunity for either himself or his team, by simply outskating the opposing defenders. He has spent a big chunk of the season next to Jordan Schroeder, whom he has developed a good rapport with dating back to their time together last year.
With the Wolves having a full week off - and Billy having time to kill as his tires get changed - I figured I'd check in with him. In case you had forgotten and would like to refresh your memory, or simply had a plethora of better things to do with your summer and missed it, I chatted with Billy for the first time back in July. Don't worry, the following chat is completely new material.
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The Top 20 Canucks Prospects: An Update (Part I)
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November 15 2012 12:55PM
We here at CanucksArmy published our top 20 prospects list this past summer. We have provided coverage on a lot of them this season, especially those playing in Chicago with the Wolves. However, there are many notable prospects in the organizaton playing elsewhere - the CHL, NCAA, or over in Europe. Although the season is only a few months old, why not check in and see how the top 20 prospects are faring? It sure beats Luongo-to-Toronto speculation.
Rick Bowness Plans on Playing Garrison on the Left Side, So the Right Side of the Canucks' Defense Remains a Big Question Mark
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November 15 2012 09:47AM
Jason Garrison stands on Alex Edler's right side in this photo. But don't get used to seeing that, says Rick Bowness.
On Tuesday morning, Canucks assistant coach Rick Bowness (who is primarily responsible for handling the team's defense) appeared with Scott Rintoul and Jason Botchford on the Team 1040. Bowness talked about the NHL lockout, the spectre of a super short training camp should there actually be an NHL season in 2012-13, and also briefly discussed his plans for how to deply newly minted Canucks defenseman Jason Garrison in a hypothetical upcoming season.
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Joffrey Lupul makes his KHL debut and Nicklas Backstrom nets a hat trick
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November 14 2012 08:06PM
The KHL returns from a 9-day break with 22 teams playing in 11 games. Joffrey Lupul makes his KHL debut with Avtomobilist, Malkin stacks the pads (what?), Ovechkin return much to the delight of Nicklas Backstrom, and more.
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Lockout
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November 14 2012 09:38AM
The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Lockout is a wholly remarkable book.
It looks rather like a largish sketch pad. It has just one recessed button and a rectangular screen about three inches by six inches on which any one of a million "pages" on the NHL lockout can be summoned and displayed at a moment's notice. It all looks insanely depressing, and this is one of the reasons why the protective cover it fits into has the words Don't Panic printed on it in large friendly letters.
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Been doing some fairly light design and development work on http://www.lvasce.org/wip/.
Here's the problem:
The index page is set to display 10 posts at a time, which it's doing. However, when paging back to the second page, which correctly shows the 11th post, the site also retains a link to a 3rd, blank page.
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This problem arose when I was toying with a wp-sticky plugin. I know, I know...wordpress can do this without a plugin. My mistake, a big one too... Anyways, it didn't quite achieve what I wanted and I subsequently deactivated it and uninstalled.
However, when I stumbled back to the index page, I noticed it was not indexing posts with the correct post limit. It was displaying 3 posts on the first index page, 2 on the next, and a few more on the 3rd - probably where the 3 pages is coming from. I deleted all of these original tests posts and hoped for the best. Well, like it is currently, it's back to displaying the correct number of posts per page, but it's clinging onto these three paginated pages...?
Index.php looks fine, nothing suspicious going on in there, but there's still a wp_sticky table in my database (that appears empty), but I'm weary of deleting since I'm not as knowledgeable in that area of things.
So it seems a database issue to me... Short of purging the database and starting anew, is there anyway to salvage this install? Any idea of what might be occurring here?
Any input is greatly appreciated, thanks!