I shouldn't be updating right now. I shouldn't be on-line. The computer shouldn't be on, and I should have gainful employment at some mind numbing job the slowly eats away my spirit like an old man eats a salad
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damn your free hanging earlobes, lorenz!irishfallJuly 14 2004, 09:12:33 UTC
It's all right buddy. Your big break will come soon...I mean, look at Kanye West. He dropped out of college and he's doing all right.
For now, just ease through with the gentle lyrics of goldmind
Eye for an eye, what? all I'm sayin is try not to die in this world that's all fucked up I gotta ask why people can kill folks and expect not to fry these monsters are bred from a society of lies I keep looking forward to see clear blue skies but this monotonous shit just makes me wanna cry out loud, not too proud to look you in the eye and tell how it is to every passerby revolution is in the air you can smell while I tell it better put on your helmet...
damn your contagious free-styling lyrics!skoozdagJuly 15 2004, 08:50:39 UTC
these monsters are bred from a society of lies I keep looking forward to see clear blue skies but this monotonous shit just makes me wanna cry out loud, not too proud to look you in the eye
Kanye who? I wanna be like Goldmine, no doubt.
Col dog getting bawdy in his tricked out Audi black trim, slick rims and a girl on his shorty so now we're loading up on titties just to drive through the city curly hairs on my tongue got my mouth feeling gritty Ice Cube with attitude till ninety-three, he got lethal Now it's time for Goldmine to bring the truth to the people
dancing Nancies....dave matthewsmajijahJuly 14 2004, 21:24:20 UTC
My old room mates would have told you to accept the big Hazuz into your life by now. With Jesus at your side- nothing else really maters. (And here is the point in time where I make that last line into a song.) But due to the fact that these are just words on a screen- you can't fully get the essence of Mariah goin'. And I say fuck that shit.
I might be goin' to hell for that but- at least I know there will be El Torro down there.
Anyways- I think there a too many Ben Stiller movies to count. But in your count, did you remember to include Heavyweights?
As for that "dancing nancies" business - it's a dave matthews song- and you might know what I'm talking about. It just comes to mind when I read your posts.
Re: dancing Nancies....dave matthewsskoozdagJuly 15 2004, 08:56:41 UTC
Dancing Nancies is a badass song. Actually, it's more of a Badaaaaass song, but who's keeping track?
I did forget Heavyweights, and there was another one with one of the Arquette sisters and Alan Alda that I couldn't remember the name of. I did remember Permanent Midnight though. Not many people know about that one.
We should hang out sometime? What are we, the hang out gang?
Of course we'll hang out. Way out and wild sister. We'll look up at the sky, eyes open wide, and see there's no use in worrying.
Re: dancing Nancies....dave matthewsbillyhoyleJuly 16 2004, 11:31:33 UTC
I really don't know what's going on in this reply section(pronounced with a French accent - phonetically "sex-eee-own"), but all I know is that I MUST be a part of any conversation that involves the movie "Heavyweights".
An all-time classic! Never has a movie been so BAD while also being oh-so-kinda-good. Ben Stiller plays his Tony Robbins-esque motivational guy character, which is basically the same character he plays in "Dodgeball". Plus the movie has Jeffrey Tambor in it - a great actor who was on "The Larry Sanders Show" and is currently on "Arrested Development".
If they ever make a movie about Dr. Phil I'm sure Jeffrey Tambor is a shoe-in for the gig. As a matter of fact, I'm waiting for the surprise announcement that Jeffrey Tambor IS Dr. Phil, and the whole "Dr. Phil" show is really some sort of faux-reality show with Tambor "playing" "Dr. Phil" - the big Texas psychologist with advice that really doesn't make any sense.
It's all a big "Punk'd" meets "The Larry Sanders Show" scheme. I'm sure of it.
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For now, just ease through with the gentle lyrics of goldmind
Eye for an eye,
what?
all I'm sayin is try not to die
in this world that's all fucked up
I gotta ask why
people can kill folks
and expect not to fry
these monsters are bred from
a society of lies
I keep looking forward
to see clear blue skies
but this monotonous shit
just makes me wanna cry
out loud, not too proud
to look you in the eye
and tell how it is
to every passerby
revolution is in the air
you can smell while I tell it
better put on your helmet...
...and prepare for war
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a society of lies
I keep looking forward
to see clear blue skies
but this monotonous shit
just makes me wanna cry
out loud, not too proud
to look you in the eye
Kanye who? I wanna be like Goldmine, no doubt.
Col dog getting bawdy in his tricked out Audi
black trim, slick rims and a girl on his shorty
so now we're loading up on titties just to drive through the city
curly hairs on my tongue got my mouth feeling gritty
Ice Cube with attitude till ninety-three, he got lethal
Now it's time for Goldmine to bring the truth to the people
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And I say fuck that shit.
I might be goin' to hell for that but- at least I know there will be El Torro down there.
Anyways- I think there a too many Ben Stiller movies to count. But in your count, did you remember to include Heavyweights?
As for that "dancing nancies" business - it's a dave matthews song- and you might know what I'm talking about. It just comes to mind when I read your posts.
Hey- lets hang out sometime.
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I did forget Heavyweights, and there was another one with one of the Arquette sisters and Alan Alda that I couldn't remember the name of. I did remember Permanent Midnight though. Not many people know about that one.
We should hang out sometime? What are we, the hang out gang?
Of course we'll hang out. Way out and wild sister. We'll look up at the sky, eyes open wide, and see there's no use in worrying.
Reply
An all-time classic! Never has a movie been so BAD while also being oh-so-kinda-good. Ben Stiller plays his Tony Robbins-esque motivational guy character, which is basically the same character he plays in "Dodgeball". Plus the movie has Jeffrey Tambor in it - a great actor who was on "The Larry Sanders Show" and is currently on "Arrested Development".
If they ever make a movie about Dr. Phil I'm sure Jeffrey Tambor is a shoe-in for the gig. As a matter of fact, I'm waiting for the surprise announcement that Jeffrey Tambor IS Dr. Phil, and the whole "Dr. Phil" show is really some sort of faux-reality show with Tambor "playing" "Dr. Phil" - the big Texas psychologist with advice that really doesn't make any sense.
It's all a big "Punk'd" meets "The Larry Sanders Show" scheme. I'm sure of it.
Reply
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