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#261 Re: The Garden » Stride Chewing Gum » 962 weeks ago

James Lofton wrote:

Never heard of it.

Do they have ever lasting gobstoppers yet?

HAHA as I was reading Neemo's post, I thought the same exact thing, Everlasting Gobstoppers...LOL

I have to try this gum when I am no longer prego.

#262 Re: Guns N' Roses » Would the old band play the new songs? » 962 weeks ago

Axl S wrote:

If they did some VR songs like Slither would have to be thrown in.

I doubt we'd hear songs from either side.   I don't think Axl would sing any VR songs and for that reason, I doubt Slash would play any new GNR stuff.   It would be completely classic all the way through.   If it ever did happen, I sure hope they put alot more UYI songs in considering the recent tours have consisted of mostly all AFD.

#263 Re: The Sunset Strip » Most Recent Movie You've Seen » 962 weeks ago

myillusions wrote:

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

I was very disappointed in this film.

This film is completely split.   Some people love it, others hate it.   I am going to eventually see it to judge for myself.

I saw Death Sentence last night with Kevin Bacon, it was okay.    Nothing really great about it.

#264 Re: The Sunset Strip » The 25 Best Hair Metal Bands » 962 weeks ago

And where's Tesla, I'd say Tesla is a better band then Kix hmm

#265 Re: The Garden » Sales of Spam rise as consumers trim food costs » 962 weeks ago

James Lofton wrote:
PaSnow wrote:

How does it taste, like ham or something??

In theory.

In reality, imagine the waste that comes from ham, and forming that into a solid object and canning it. Thats basically what spam is.

Ever eat those canned hams you see in stores? A bit similar, but the quality of spam is even worse.

Like I said, better cut it in thin slices. It has a really odd texture, and clearly wasn't meant to be consumed in mass quantities.

And it has this gel around it too.

#266 Re: The Garden » Sales of Spam rise as consumers trim food costs » 962 weeks ago

I remember my brother used to eat spam as a kid.  I always thought it was gross then and now.   This guy at work was eating it not too long ago.   :sick:

#267 Re: The Sunset Strip » Show called I Survived..... on the Bio Channel » 962 weeks ago

Yeah it's an interesting yet chilling show.   I happened to be watching a marathon and just couldn't take another episode after watching 2...LOL, it really was too much for me.  There is something to be said when listening to the person that survived tell the whole story, with 911 calls and graphics filling in bits and pieces, then a regular documentary.   It affected me much different to the point I was completely unnerved.

#268 The Sunset Strip » Show called I Survived..... on the Bio Channel » 962 weeks ago

DoubleTalkingJive
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This show gives you the willies and yet it's interesting to see how these people survived near death situations.

The story last night of two girlfriends who made a fatal mistake of picking up a guy who needed a ride a few blocks away was horrifying.   The one girl that survived told the story.   My hair was standing up, he took her girlfriend out of the car and left her tied up in the car.   He raped her girlfriend and slit her throat 3 times and stabbed her a bunch of times and broke the knife stabbing her in the skull.  He got back into the car and told her, I just killed your friend.    He then got her and walked her past her friend, she went to look and he stopped her from looking according to her, he was also covered in blood and she didn't even notice it.   He took her to a train track bridge, to her if she wanted to live she had to strip.   Ofcourse scared out of her mind she did, he raped her and then told her to kneel down facing away from him, then she couldn't breathe.   He was strangling her with her shoelace.  That didn't work so he tried to break her neck, that didn't work, then she struggled and wound up falling off the bridge into the water which was freezing.   She floated playing dead on her stomach until she was under the bridge, then pulled herself up onto a bunch of logs.   She didn't want to make a sound, she could see him walking on the bridge back and forth and see the light of his cigarette.   He finally left and she floated down the rest of the river until she came to a busy street and no one would stop for her except a truck driver who happened to be an off duty police officer.     

I can't even imagine this, she knows they were really not thinking when they agreed to let this guy in the car.   

This show also had stories of people surviving a small plane wreck and  you heard the complete 911 call, 3 men abandoned at sea and wound up on an uninhibated island another was a rape, she was shot and left for dead.

It's a show that you really can't watch more then two episodes in a row.   With the murder stories, I just still can't imagine what people do to other people.

#269 Re: The Garden » Stranger shoots bride, groom » 962 weeks ago

James Lofton wrote:

I don't believe this. The shooter was more than likely an ex of the bride.

Agreed.   I highly doubt this was something random.

#270 Re: The Garden » What are you eating? » 962 weeks ago

I made Tortellini with a butter sauce.

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