Originally posted by SOYFUNK...

the energy was immense when i stepped onto the dancefloor and quickly infected my soul
i think the drum and bass nights at aria have some of the best moments in partying always
this one didn't disapoint me one bit

if this sort of think happened more often it could easily bring back alot of born-again junglists and remind the die-hards how far this jungle thing can be at the highest degree

got my grill on and did some furious dancing
dropping elbows and sync'in up some jumps-into-flying-punch-stomp-kick-twirl-mosh

but i realised that my stance and footing has been getting weak cause i simply haven't heard music and been in an atmosphere that's given the urge to rage...
not that i've making the most serious efforts lately

the adrenaline kept me going through the day at 9am going to work and back home until...
two days later
my left kneecap hurts like hell, my right hand is swollen from making a fist and spine stiff from serious body jerking



those fruitcakes with the glowsticks on the stage should have fell on their heads instead of the mixer


massive props to everyone involved
although very uninvolved and more of a "taker" in the scene...
i'm a soldier for life

Man breaks record for watching TV

Friday, September 16, 2005; Posted: 12:29 p.m. EDT (16:29 GMT)


Suresh Joachim broke the Guinness world record for the longest time spent watching TV. He finished Friday with 69 hours and 48 minutes.

After passing the previous record of 50 hours and 7 minutes Thursday, Joachim continued until shortly after 7 a.m. Friday morning (EDT).

Joachim did his TV viewing in the lobby of WABC-TV as part of the "Guinness World Record Breaker Week" on the syndicated "Live With Regis and Kelly."

Sitting on a brown leather couch, he watched nothing but ABC shows.

"I'm going to be a little tired of watching TV after this," Joachim told The Associated Press by phone during a brief break.

Rules for the couch potato honor, as stipulated by Guinness, allow for a 5-minute break every hour and a 15-minute break every 8 hours. The viewer must otherwise be constantly looking at the screen.

The hardest part, Joachim said on "Regis and Kelly," was "I couldn't watch the people" -- the many, waving passers-by on the street outside the ABC studio.

Joachim, who lives in Toronto but hails from Sri Lanka, now holds more than 16 Guinness records, including the longest duration balancing on one foot (76 hours, 40 minutes) and bowling for 100 hours. He does it, he says, to raise awareness of suffering children.

Originally posted by DJNEOFORM...



conversly i could ask you the same, when was the last time you had a room in a room full of guys who want to fuck you?

hahahahahahaahahsha

why the fuck would i want a room full of people who want to fuck me? is that something to brag about? being a horny girl who wants to fuck someone i just met?

*claps*

Originally posted by SOUL TREY...

i can't remember what show i saw this maybe COPS or American Most Wanted . Anyway there was this (big) guy in a ninja suit brandishing a katana. He was extremely belligerent and he was screaming threats. The police couldn't shoot him since he didn't actually hurt anybody. The ninja/samurai wannabe was quite mad and was on PCP if i 'member correctly.

They try pepper spray and he fought it off. They shot him with rubber bullets, man those things really hurt, but the big guy was still up and holding his katana in a defense posture. He was up against a wall. So finally, the cops called in a APC ( armored personnel carrier ) with a water cannon on top. They hose him down on his ass.

Originally posted by MICO!...

Ian, stop posting this useless fucking Garbage!!
Like, who gives a fuck!?
Sheeet.

(Hi, Elka, sweetie-pooo!!

Rampage at Snowdon Metro

A woman in her 50s was fighting for her life on Wednesday after a man went berserk with a knife at the Snowdon Metro station.
A 27-year-old man stabbed five people at the station about 7:20 on Tuesday evening.
Witnessses said a bulky man groped, beat and stabbed a woman on the Metro platform, sending her to hospital in critical condition.
He then attacked two other women and two men.
Montreal police spokesman Robert Mansueto said there was no motive for the attacks.
"It appears to be a very random act," Mansueto told CFCF News.
"(An act) of an extreme violence that we don't normally see very much in Montreal."
Two officers were hurt while arresting the suspect, who faced a long list of charges Wednesday including attempted murder.

Berserk attacker wounds 5
Panic in Snowdon. Woman battered on metro platform, in critical condition

ROBERTO ROCHA
The Gazette


September 14, 2005


A man is expected to be charged today with attempted murder and assault with a weapon after five women were injured in savage attacks in the Snowdon metro station last night.

Witnesses say the incident began about 7:20 p.m., when they saw a bulky man in his late 20s beat a woman in her 40s on the metro platform, then smash her face against a wall.

He then attacked other women while threatening to rape them. Witnesses said the assailant was holding a weapon, but they were unsure whether it was a knife or a hammer. Frightened onlookers then rushed out of the station.

Carmina Vanessa Senosier, 18, was waiting for her boyfriend at the station's exit. Seeing people flee the building, she thought a bomb had gone off.

She heard pale and shaken metro riders talk about the attacker and a victim lying in a pool of blood.

Then she saw the alleged attacker run out of the station, down Westbury Ave., his hands bloody.

"He started banging on people's doors, asking them to let him in," Senosier said.

When police arrived, the man resisted arrest, injuring two officers and himself in the head, Montreal police Constable Steve Morissette said.

Other witnesses said a man tried to tackle the attacker in the station, but was punched in the face. A young woman was seen leaving the station with her clothes drenched in blood, possibly from another victim.

The attacker's first victim was listed in critical condition in a hospital, where doctors feared for her life last night. The other four victims were slightly injured.

Police closed the station for several hours, telling commuters to walk to neighbouring stations.

A motive for the attack is unknown, Morissette said, as the suspect was not co-operating with investigators last night.

Originally posted by FLOWER...

The reason there is a big class distinction between the minorities in lower classes and the higher classes is the quality of education and the lack of well paying jobs for people with low education levels. I know this I have witnessed it. I am from Northern Minnesota. I went to college at a community college(similar to cegep except more expensive and the programs are generally two years long) near my hometown.

Cheney, Gonzales tour disaster area
Vice president sees 'very impressive' relief effort

Vice President Cheney speaks with reporters in Mississippi Thursday.

GULFPORT, Mississippi (AP) -- Walking a hurricane-riddled street, Vice President Dick Cheney declared Thursday that much progress is being made in a disaster relief effort he termed "very impressive."

Cheney's plane took him on a course over heavily damaged houses as he arrived to this Gulf Coast town destroyed by Hurricane Katrina.

After meeting with state and local officials, Cheney and his wife, Lynne, toured a particularly damaged part of the town.

The vice president told reporters he was struck by the "very positive, can-do" attitude of Mississippians toward the help they are getting.

In general, Mississippi officials have been much more complimentary of the federal hurricane response than those from Louisiana and, particularly, New Orleans.

President Bush dispatched Cheney to the region, amid persistent criticism of the sluggish pace of the federal piece of the response, to examine any bureaucratic red tape getting in the way of helping people and to focus on the long-term issues at hand.

"I think the progress we're making is significant," Cheney said. "I think the performance, in general, at least in terms of the information I've received from locals, is definitely very impressive."

He added: "That's not to say there's not an awful lot of work to be done -- there is."

While Cheney spoke, a passer-by hurled an expletive at the vice president. "First time I've heard it," Cheney said, when asked if he was hearing a lot of such sentiments.

Most of the people Cheney met with were friendly. Lynne Lofton, whose house further down the street was completely destroyed, was an exception.

"I think this media opportunity today is a terrible waste of time and taxpayer money," she said. "They've picked a nice neighborhood where people have insurance and most are Republicans."

Cheney was also accompanied by Attorney General Alberto Gonzales and Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff.

Later Thursday, Cheney was heading to Louisiana.

Originally posted by LONE STAR...

Take a piece of history with you: buy a bottle of N.O. trash water for 50 bucks!

Originally posted by PAT...

The Gazette, Montreal, Wed, sept.7th 2005. page A3" let the bad times roll"

they quoted Bush saying "what i am hearing, which is sort of scary, is they all want to stay in texas" bush said, "and so many of the people in the arena here, you know, were under privileged anyway, so this is working out very well for them". and then the journalist goes on to say how they suspect the whole thing as a way to clean up new orleans.

pretty wack.

Originally posted by DARTH TATER...



it reminds me a Stallin quote: "the death of a man its a tragedy, the death of a 100,000 people is a statistic"

ouch...