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Ya know what rocks? I live 20 miles from SDC!!!!!!!
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Well you have done drugs then..
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I can tell you what all of them do I have done them all many times, it was great for a while until you cross that line then it becomes an addiction. Shoot me a pm i can write a book on drugs and the effects.
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World Champion Canopy Pilot Gone Missing
JoeyRamone replied to SkydiverLocater's topic in The Bonfire
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Step away from the computer for a year or so, get laid .
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Man i am gonna barff, Call Dr. Phill please.
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http://apnews.myway.com/article/20050706/D8B62BPG1.html NEW YORK (AP) - Grammy-winning rapper Lil' Kim was sentenced Wednesday to a year and a day in prison and fined $50,000 for lying to a federal grand jury to protect friends involved in a 2001 shootout outside a Manhattan radio station. While many rappers have served time in prison, Lil' Kim is the first big-name female to do so. Lil' Kim (real name: Kimberly Jones) could have gotten up to 20 years - five years each on three counts of perjury and one count of conspiracy - at her sentencing before U.S. District Judge Gerard Lynch. She was convicted of the charges in March. Lil' Kim, who turns 30 next week, was the sidekick and mistress of the late Notorious B.I.G. As a solo artist, she has become known for her revealing outfits and raunchy lyrics. She won a Grammy in 2001 for her part in the hit remake of "Lady Marmalade." The rapper told the grand jury she did not notice two of her close friends at the scene of the shootout - her manager, Damion Butler, and Suif Jackson, known as "Gutta." Both have pleaded guilty to gun charges. Jurors at Lil' Kim's trial saw radio station security photos that depicted Butler opening a door for the rap star, and two witnesses who once made records with Lil' Kim said they saw her at the station with Butler and Jackson. The gun battle happened outside WQHT-FM, known as Hot 97, when Lil' Kim's entourage crossed paths with a rival rap group, Capone-N-Noreaga. Lil' Kim's group confronted the others about the Capone-N-Noreaga song "Bang, Bang" that contained an insult to Lil' Kim from rival Foxy Brown. One man was hurt in the shootout that followed. Hot 97 is the same station where the posses of 50 Cent and The Game traded bullets in February. At the trial, Lil' Kim testified that she had a falling out after the shooting with Butler and with Antoine "Banger" Spain and James "Lil' Cease" Lloyd, the two witnesses who said they saw her with Butler and Jackson. She said they were freeloading at her New Jersey townhouse. "I was just fed up," she told jurors. "They were taking advantage of me." Her career began with an impromptu street performance for Notorious B.I.G. in their Brooklyn neighborhood. She became "Queen Bee," the only woman in his otherwise all-male clique. Her 1996 debut album, "Hard Core," was laced with sexually explicit lyrics and became a big hit, thanks to songs like "Crush On You" and others with unmentionable titles. In other legal problems, Lil' Kim was sued earlier this year by two men who say she failed to pay them for songwriting and performing services for the 2003 album "La Bella Mafia," which sold more than 1 million copies. The rapper arrived at the courthouse Wednesday with bodyguards who cleared her path through the waiting media. Some fans also were there, proclaiming their support. One man's T-shirt read "Free Lil' Kim" and "Real Men Don't Snitch."
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A probing analysis of Gwen Stefani’s ‘Hollaback Girl’
JoeyRamone replied to Slappie's topic in The Bonfire
You have way too much time on your hands. -
Only 6 years to go...HA
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I have no clue but he will get it good and hard in prison, they will gang rape the guy for 10 hours or so then they will shove a broom handle up his back door, oh yes the broom handle will have nails hammered into it, so they can make him suffer, when he gets out of the prison hospital, if he makes it that far, they will do it all over again. I am glad they have some ethics in prison, People who hurt kids, mothers and sisters get a walking death warrant the second they walk into the prison.
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NHL Player Jeremy Roenick is a complete asshole
JoeyRamone replied to CanuckInUSA's topic in Speakers Corner
I agree to some extent but compared to Basket ball, Baseball or Football the hockey players make the least amount of money and play more games and are always on the move. .. They do not sit around and wait for a fly ball, or go after the quarterback, then rest for 30 seconds the do it again. They should be paid more money but the owners are the greedy ones. -
http://www.kirotv.com/news/4664241/detail.html Man Accused Of Impregnating 10-Year-Old PORT ORCHARD, Wash. -- A man who is believed to have gotten a 10-year-old girl pregnant has been charged with first-degree child rape. Jeremy Daniel Cockerham, 28, of east Bremerton, pleaded innocent Tuesday in Kitsap County Superior Court and remained in jail with bail set at $250,000. His trial was set for mid-August. Cockerham is the girl's stepfather, officials told KIRO 7 Eyewitness News reported. According to documents filed by prosecutors in court, police were alerted in March by state Child Protective Services workers who learned that the girl was pregnant. She initially told detectives she was impregnated by a 10-year-old boy, but police Sgt. Kevin Crane says investigators never believed that account. "We investigated that and we determined with a high probability that that wasn't even possible," Crane said. Last month the girl gave birth, and DNA tests from a laboratory in North Carolina indicated with a 99.99 percent probability Cockerham is the father and ruled out the boy, who also was tested, police said. Further DNA tests at a state crime laboratory are pending. The girl, now 11, is living with the baby boy and her mother. WHAT A SICK FUCK
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That is great and no i did not try to lick my elbow...
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Thanks...
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Blue Angels and Thunderbirds have nothing on the Russians?
JoeyRamone replied to BillyVance's topic in The Bonfire
Great Pictures. Thanks. -
Go hit a cop in the face.
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His ego is a little big for him.
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They will pay call and make a report ASAP, if they give you any trouble let them know your lawyer will be calling them.
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Pandemic could kill half million in U.S. - report
JoeyRamone replied to JoeyRamone's topic in Speakers Corner
Not good news... http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20050624/hl_nm/health_flu_dc_2 WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Half a million Americans could die and more than 2 million could end up in the hospital with serious complications if an even moderately severe strain of a pandemic flu hits, a report predicted on Friday. But the United States only has 965,256 staffed hospital beds, said the report from the Trust for America's Health. The non-profit group's state-by-state analysis adds to a growing clamor of voices contending that the United States is not prepared for a large outbreak of disease, whether natural or brought on by war or terrorism. "This is not a drill. This is not a planning exercise. This is for real," said the Trust's executive director, Shelley Hearne, in a statement. In an average year, influenza kills an estimated 36,000 Americans and puts 200,000 into the hospital. A more serious strain strikes every few years and a so-called pandemic strain emerges once every 27 years, on average. The more virulent strains sweep around the world within months. Pandemics hit in 1918 -- killing up to 40 million people globally -- 1957 and 1968. Health experts all say the world is overdue for another and fear the avian flu in Asia may be it. The World Health Organization says an H5N1 avian flu pandemic could kill up to 7.4 million people globally, because people lack immunity to it. Avian flu has not yet acquired the ability to pass easily from person to person, but would spread rapidly if it does, experts say. PANDEMIC RISKS But even another strain of flu could wreak havoc if it has pandemic characteristics, according to the report. "The U.S. has not adequately planned for the disruption a flu pandemic could cause to the economy, daily life, food and supply distributions, or homeland security," the Trust's report reads. "The U.S. lags in pandemic preparations compared to Great Britain and Canada based on an examination of leadership, vaccine development, vaccine and antiviral planning, health care system surge capacity planning, coordination between public and private sectors, and emergency communications planning." Health officials are aware of the warnings and say they are developing a plan. The heads of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institutes of Health and Health and Human Services Department are regularly called to hearings before Congress on the issue. The Trust said more could be done to prepare now, including setting up plans to track an outbreak, stockpile antiviral drugs and other medical supplies and set up communications. The study found that the United States has stockpiled 2.3 million courses of the best anti-influenza drug, oseltamivir, marketed by Gilead Sciences and Roche under the brand name Tamiflu. It has placed orders for 3 million more courses of the drug, which does not cure influenza but can prevent infection if taken early enough and can reduce its severity. -
Go to the taste of CHicago for sure, you will not see anything like it, the boat and river tours are great, go chill on Oak street beach or drive out to Skydive CHicago and check out on cool DZ...
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When i was in school it was 59 cent high top pizzas every day for me, i new how many i had and did not need to worrie about others eating my food, take some of her weed then...