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Topic: Show Yourself!
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manipulator
VoivodFan
Member # 12
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posted September 03, 2002 13:37
the winner gets to be nailed to my door to putrify. my fridge is empty, I even thrown out the inside door decorations. some stuff read: Best before 08/98. Horse radish paste has an interesting texture and smell after a while. I found a bottle of fish sauce (cock brand, no less)that was just foul evil. I kind of regret throwing it away, it could've been turned into a hell of a prank. On the other hand, I could've been charged with bioterrorism. Oh, and in case i forget (or i'm passed out), Happy 9-11 everyone ! see ? i'm not a party pooper ! something funny: Yasmin Alibhai-Brown Independent - 02 September 2002 "...In fact, if your ancestry is in the so-called Third World, you cannot but question the theatrical anniversary we are about to experience. This week, we will be manipulated by emotional stories about babies who were born on that day in New York, healthy babies to two parents who feel damaged. I wonder how many of these sensitive couples remember 2 December 1984? Would they recognise the name Bhopal? And, if they did, would they recall that between 16,000 and 30,000 Indians were choked to grisly death by acid fumes, and that 500,000 were wounded? In his book, Five Past Midnight in Bhopal, Dominique LaPierre calls this "the most murderous industrial disaster in history". Read this, if you can, without screaming. A young girl with bells on her ankles was piled in with the dead, still alive with frothy bubbles coming out of her burnt insides; Muslim graves had to take 10 victims each; hearts, livers and spleens tripled in size and victims drowned in their own secretions. An Indian court last week reminded the world that, 18 years on, Union Carbide, the American company responsible, and the chief executive officer James Anderson have escaped justice. So do US couples who gave birth on 2 December feel a sense of horror?..." ========================================== Phoebus, arise And paint the sable skies With azure, white, and red
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Tangento
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Member # 117
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posted March 27, 2003 21:36
quote: Originally posted by vroomfondel: John the fisherman...
HOLY CHRIST, MAN!! That is a FEEESH! What is that thing, a humpback whale? Well, done, Vroom quote: Originally posted by MeanMrMustard: I guess it's my turn. This is kind of cool, although for some reason, I can't view all of the images. Some of the pictures just appear as an X. What do I need to view them? (Sorry folks, I'm not very computer savvy).
They are just dead image links. It is usually caused by a host like GeoShitties that won't allow remote image linking - either that, or they are just gone. I think 'Corpse helped out some of those. BTW, I am D/Ling some Death & Taxes right now. OK, time for all these newbies to show & tell!
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Skul
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Member # 19
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posted May 05, 2003 10:44
Here's something vintage and embarrassing at the same time. Let's rewind to early may 1988, exactly 15 years ago. Yup, that's me under that mullet. Was 14 years old, just had my first bass, got my homemade Voivod shirt on and those gay ass shorts that were all the rage at the time. None more thrash metal.
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Mezcalhead
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Member # 26
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posted May 05, 2003 17:48
quote: Originally posted by Skulhed: Here's something vintage and embarrassing at the same time. Let's rewind to early may 1988, exactly 15 years ago. Yup, that's me under that mullet. Was 14 years old, just had my first bass, got my homemade Voivod shirt on and those gay ass shorts that were all the rage at the time. None more thrash metal.
As one of the chicks over at VV.com says, "Never underestimate the POWER of metal!!!"
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