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they dont have to schnazz but they have the ability to..and when you got a few billion people someone will end up causing pain on another.. It might not even be intentional.. friction causes movement right? If the world was entirely happy and content what the hell would they do :lolsign: what's more important.. striving to be happy? or being happy? :stickpoke:

happy birthday man! good to have you back.. :2thumbs:

I don't think a utopian world is possible.. there will always be conflict..and man will always resort to its base instincts.. In fact I think you need this for the world to keep spinning.. I guess its how we cope with this that will determine humanities progress in the future

lets start with something simple... :lolsign: What is a mind? :stickpoke: throw your own questions out there... heres a few more.. What validates your own existence? What is the essence of being human? does the universe have a beginning? Why are people still buying Ashlee Simpson records?

you know that daughter is gonna cause trouble on Commander in Chief... :pony:

Lost has got ridiculous yall.. you must enter these numbers every 100 minutes..enter the numbers jack!!! :nhawong: :nhawong: :nhawong: They finally find some food..heaps of it and hurley wants to blow it up? :ohdear: nothing is happening now and I can predict nothing will happen now they know they are gonna be on air for 5 or more years.. check this out from rolling stone The Lost creators have often claimed they know where the show is going and that everything will ultimately add up. Well, the current creators, anyway. "There was absolutely no master plan on Lost," insists David Fury, a co-executive producer last season who wrote the series' two best episodes and is now a writer-producer on 24. "Anybody who said that was lying.” "On a show like Lost, it becomes a great big shaggy-dog story," he continues cheerily. "They keep saying there's meaning in everything, and I'm here to tell you no--a lot of things are just arbitrary. What I always tried to do was connect these random elements, to create the illusion that it was all adding up to something." Many plot elements were concocted on the fly, Fury says; for example, they didn't know Hurley won the lottery until it came time to write his episode. "I don't like to talk about when we come up with ideas," Lindelof demurs. "It's a magic trick. But we planned that plot: We seeded references to it in earlier episodes." Fury disagrees. He says scenes with those references were filmed much later and inserted into earlier yet-to-air episodes: "It's a brilliant trick to make us look smart. But doing that created a huge budget problem."

I used this program that took my scanned picture of the article and converted it to text.. i tried to fix as many mistakes as i could..but there may still be some left over... :rockon:

you gotta include "somethin like dis" many people who think will cant spit or isnt hip hop listen to that and cant help bt give Will props

okay this is what I'm watching.. Veronica Mars: First season was brilliant(get it on DVD!) second season is great..loving it..many mysteries going on.. The Amazing Race: the family edition has been disappointing, its TAR Lite.. 4 people in a team only staying in the US hasn't worked. Still enjoyable just not the usual TAR NCIS: Loving NCIS this year..the first 4 episodes have probably been the best 4 of the entire show. Was skeptical when Kate took a bullet in the head! but they've done a great job moving on, and I like the new character Lost: Okay I've officially stopped watching as of last week. That episode was so appallingly bad I've realised they ain't going nowhere so It's time to jump ship. The first 11 episodes was probably the best start to any series but at the the moment the show is seriously Lost Prison Break: Great new show! I'm loving the edge of your seat tension just waiting to see what will happen next. There are also some great dramatic moments. Commander in Chief: not bad not bad..watching for Kyle Secor(homicide:life on the street) the scenes with him running around as first gentleman are very funny Family Guy: I like it..its definitely not at its absolute peak at the moment Numb3rs: I like this show..the second season hasn't been as good as the first though, I think theyve gone a little too CSI on the show and gotten away from the interesting stories of the first 11 episodes..

you can check out the interview here http://www.jazzyjefffreshprince.com/interv...itch-a-star.htm

Yeah its all been said.. Tell me Why could do anything though..so it may not be over for Lost and Found just yet... :1-say-yes:

its schnazzy schnazzy ! Yo his name is Pepper and he's responsible? :sick:

season 3 was the best season of Fresh Prince..so this is what I'm looking forward to the most :gettinjiggywitit:

i think switch entered at #6

cant wait... top 5 would be awesome

according to tvshowsondvd.com

LL Cool J - Father

I found this great interview with Will.. its from 2001..but he talks all abt JJFP ..parents..writing raps etc http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4828156 check that link and click listen :2thumbs:

I so hope it makes top 10..then we will know UK will get Tell me why at least

whats the del and casual tracks like? :stickpoke:

1984..you knew jam on it was gonna be coming :lolsign: I watched the first episode pretty good.. those songs typhoon were stevie wonder.. candy from cameo and just the two of us from bill withers all the originals not Wills :2thumbs:

the way australian charts work they always debut low..and then get higher.. switch made a great debut at #11 and made it to #1 i think party starter can get in the top 20

dont want to lose your opportunity though... :hmm:

thanx jas..im proud of the people we got here too.. on 2 2000 members :pony:

Indie Culture Gets Wu'd By Chris Rolls | more stories by this author October 14, 2005 at 06:00:00 PM Dreddy Kruger merges the Wu-Tang with indie microphone masters, producing one of this year's most important releases. The Internet is abuzz with the latest Wu-Tang-affiliated release, Dreddy Kruger Presents...Think Differently Music: Wu-Tang Meets the Indie Culture. Such compilations have historically proven either mediocre or just plain terrible, but Dreddy Kruger has seen his vision through with astounding success. Let there be no confusion, Wu-Tang Meets the Indie Culture is not a Wu-Tang album per se, but rather, it's a melding of the signature Wu core sound and extended Wu family members' sounds with independent microphone virtuosos, including MF Doom, Ras Kass, Aesop Rock, Del tha Funky Homosapien, Casual, Sean Price, J-Live, C-Rayz Walz, Planet Asia, R.A. the Rugged Man, Littles, Cannibal Ox, Timbo King, Prodigal Sunn, Solomon Child, and Tragedy Khadafi. If those MCs don't get you jumping, then the appearance of RZA, GZA, and U-God should. Wu-Tang Meets the Indie Culture will introduce many to Brooklyn native Dreddy Kruger, who conceptualized the album and saw it through to fruition. Kruger's been down with the Wu since its infancy. Originally a dancer for GZA during his Cold Chillin' Records days, Kruger went on to become an artist signed to RZA's Wu-Tang Records label. Amassing Wu beats over the past decade-plus armed Kruger with enough vintage Wu material for this compilation. The effect of mixing contemporary MCs with an antiquated Wu-Tang aesthetic is mesmerizing. Hearing the likes of Hieroglyphics' ringleader Del tha Funky Homosapien, or Ras Kass, over Wu beats is enough to make any rap fiend cry "Hallelujah!" The collaboration that really has kids goin' nuts is between RZA and MF Doom (aka Bobby Digital and Metal Fingers). The track is called "Biochemical Equation," and it's the lead single from Wu-Tang Meets the Indie Culture--for obvious reasons. Track Listing: 1. Introduction 2. GZA & Ras Kass - Lyrical Swords 3. Vast Aire, Timbo King, Prodigal Sunn & Byata - Slow Blues 4. Sean Price, U-God, C-Rayz Walz, & Prodigal Sunn - Still Grimey 5. Skit 6. Casual, Rock Marciano, Vordul Mega & Tragedy Khadafi - Think Differently 7. Infomercial #1 8. RZA & MF Doom - Biochemical Equation 9. O.D.B. Tribute 10. Del tha Funkee Homosapien - Fragments 11. Intermission 12. Bronze Nazareth, Solomon Childs & Byata - Street Corners 13. Littles, Khalid & Planet Asia - Listen 14. Infomercial #2 15. La The Darkman, Scaramanga Shallah, Ras Kass & GZA - Verses 16. Aesop Rock & Del Tha Funkee Homosapien - Preservation 17. C.C.F. Division - Cars On The Interstate... 18. J-Live & RA The Rugged Man - Give It Up 19. Bronze Nazareth - Black Dawn