Nighthawk

I did convert to Judaism once. But I really like the idea of myself pouring that shit into your country.

You talk about it more than most anyone else here, though.

Wait, let me guess... cokehead valedictorian? Is it cokehead valedictorian? It's cokehead valedictorian.

As I recall, Chris Tucker intentionally doesn't work much because he realized that he only works in small doses. He doesn't want people to get sick of him. But doing Rush Hour exclusively doesn't seem like a good idea.

Potheads.

I don't think it was needed, but if you're going to make a Rush Hour 3, the trailer makes it look good for what it is.

Me and my posse tend to consider East St. Louis the worst place in America. I've been to Compton and it's totally overrated, although they have worked hard to turn it around since the 80s, when crack first came out and the Compton police force disbanded. When your police force just up and quits, that's pretty bad. Tampa has a pretty bad ghetto. It's affectionately known as Suitcase City, because everybody there stayed at a different house every night because of their warrants. The worst part of the San Francisco area is Richmond, where no business is open after sundown. I live in Hayward, which is sort of a third tier ghetto of the Bay area, but I live in the nicest part of it and it's not too bad. Offered weed now and then is about all. I have a really good story about being threatened at gun point. It involved my uncle, who was severely schizophrenic. On his good days he was a great guy, but when he got crazy, it was really fucking crazy. This was in the 70s, when hitch hiking was very popular, and he was doing that and got picked up by a couple of black dudes. One got out, and he was sitting on the front seat between them. The guy in the passenger seat pulled out a gun and told him to suck the driver's dick. This was on one of his bad days, so apparently he ended up not having to suck the dick, but came off so crazy that they became so annoyed/afraid/sympathetic, that they said the hell with it and threw him out.

I had more Spaghetti Os and they didn't give me terrible gas this time. Maybe it only happens if you don't have a steady Spaghetti O intake, because I loved them when I was a kid. Still do, I just lost touch with them. But I'll start eating them again. I never really gave up on the canned pasta thing, I just started eating more Chef Boyardee.

One of the movie theaters around here has Watermelon Icees (except they aren't the official Icee). Pretty good. Also Diets excluded, I count ten varieties of Mountain Dew. Regular Red (the one from the 80s) Code Red Pitch Black Pitch Black 2 Livewire Baja Blast Amp Amp Overdrive MDX Plus several slurpee variations. They're not all just different sodas with the name attached, there is certain Mountain Dewishness to all of them. I thought that was a lot, but when I checked to see how many variations Pepsi had, it was a lot more. Check it out. I forgot all about Holiday Spice. I liked that stuff. I really like Pepsi a lot, I recently decided it was my favorite drink.

I like that accent.

Like I've never seen Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo...

There was a guy named drinks lots of Milky? I never even knew that. And if it was Bruiser Brody, that's even better, he's hilarious. I always loved Frank Nabbit, too.

There's nothing all that wrong with her. Not my type, but there's lots of people like that who are fine within their own social network. I wouldn't single her out for ridicule.

"Knot-ing to laugh about", you're god.

80 Deloreans in the world? I had an opportunity to buy one for $800 once, because it needed a new engine. I probably should have. I've known three people who had one (besides the one I could have bought), and I didn't hear them complaining, but it's a fuckin' Delorean. Who cares how it drives? Back to the Future wholly and completely made that car cool forever. My ride is a lovely 95 Camry with dents all over it and the fender caved in, which I modified with a Misfits sticker on the back window. I never wash it and it's missing a hubcap. But it never lets me down. It's memorable. People are always telling me "Hey, I saw your car at (wherever)." They never see me, but they notice my car.

If kids would stop bringing guns to school that might happen. Of course, what you describe is much of the reason the shootouts occur. People in general are stupid. The zero tolerance policies in schools are much like outlawing prostitution. But they do it anyway. My school days being before the internet saturation took hold, this is interesting to me. It's a phenomenon I don't have experience with, and I'm curious how it would play out. If I place myself in the situation, it would likely be like walking up to someone in school, being like "Hey, I read your blog." and then punching them in the face. They were fairly loose on fighting when I went to school in the south. A couple days detention or what have you. In California, fuck that. Still, you'd only get transfered for breaking someone's jaw, no jail time. This was mostly pre Columbine, though.

After actually watching the video, that was pretty cute. I mean, it's evil and all, but look, it's a little girl tripping on E! That's adorable. I guess it's better to get a child fucked up than to molest them. Little kids taking drugs is always cute. I want to see a little kid on some PCP!

Slow clap for that one, Slaya.

Basically because Industrial music was a term that Throbbing Gristle invented, and applied to themselves, and thus they are the only band with the right to use it, because no one has sounded like them ever again. (One of their slogans was "industrial music for industrial people") Skinny Puppy is industrial. That's the way it's come to be described, I accept and use the term, I just don't think it's entirely fair or accurate. If I had to call them something else... dark ambient dance, maybe. I think Industrial Dance would be a more appropriate label for a lot of industrial these days.

My record collection says different. Those guys rule!

Actually, how could a person think Green Day started punk? I mean, even the smallest amount of research (like, one Google search) would say otherwise. If you're writing a paper, that shows you really put no effort into it at all. You were right to correct her. I knew a girl who thought punk was about Green Day and Offspring and shit. I burned her all the Stooges albums, and she liked them, then I got her into more actual punk music. She drew the line at GG Allin, though. Then again, he's not really punk. He transcends genre. The point is, a lot of times people who think that way aren't stupid, just ignorant.

SOLJAH!

Oh yeah, Walmart has Dickies, they're a decent brand (and an excellent band). They're starting to go downhill though. I know this from my retail management job, before I was fired. They're still good, but may not be after a few years. Like Coleman.

Fuck yes, I call that the greatest trailer I've ever seen.

Where do you get something like that? I've always wanted to make my own shirts, but never enough to think of where to get the stuff to do it. I have no idea. Regarding Walmart marketing to white trash, the Walmarts in Oakland have ghetto stuff. I own two items of clothing from Walmart: a hoodie that says 'Mexico' and a tshirt that says "100% Black".