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Old 03-25-2008, 09:04 PM
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Anything that doesn't fit into any particular thread has a home here. Random words of wisdom and anything totally off the wall . . . just post it here.

I'll start by saying just about anything with potatoes, chiles and/or garlic is bound to be great. Jazz is great. Noodles are a passion of mine. And the start of rap music coincides with the fast degradation of Earth's ozone layer.

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And the start of rap music coincides with the fast degradation of Earth's ozone layer.
I remember when rap was good and you didn't have to drive the mandatory Hummer to have street cred.

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chocolate is always a good option for anything,, ya can never have too much chocolate

early mornings just before the sun comes up and everybody else is asleep is a great time of the day

sometimes when i cant sleep my left leg pokes out of the bed covers and i get this rocking motion which puts me right off to sleep in no time flat

hate rap music

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I remember when rap was good and you didn't have to drive the mandatory Hummer to have street cred.

Word.

That was funny (LOL).
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I love this music! Bela Fleck and the Flecktones' "Sinister Minister"

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I remember Scotland, pre-braveheart and mel gibson.
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sometimes when i cant sleep my left leg pokes out of the bed covers and i get this rocking motion which puts me right off to sleep in no time flat
Yep, I do that too, but sometimes its the right leg
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My surname is Scottish, and when I was a kid my parents took us to Scotland.

Wonderful place, but too bad I wasn't old enough to appreciate the whisky yet.

The fish and chips in a little place in Edinburgh were fantastic.
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This song really touches me.

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We make braw fish n chips. Were you brave enough to try the deep-fried Mars Bar?
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"God loves a workin' man"
That I've pondered since you brought it up. My dad's a minister and he never mentioned that. Does that mean God loves the blue collar workers or that God doesn't like unemployed people or what? Just curious.
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