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Strip Tease For Me, Baby / Tie Me To The Bed, Dear
:: pokes Gue with a sharp stick :: bad bad man...
Vance Jas; Sith Lord
I'm so cool because I don't have one.
"You're nobody if you don't have a MySpace..."
Suck my nuts.
"You're nobody if you don't have a MySpace..."
Suck my nuts.
Shadow Jedi Master
I didn't say anything... if you don't then no one knows....
in the depths of r'lyeh<br>IQ Rating: 200<br>She's smarterer than everyone!
I'm sorry, I didn't realise I wasn't supposed to find her. :|
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// we all get out want me as a fever so low
// positive voice negative pills everyone everything
// a fever a fever now you can see remind me
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Shadow Jedi Master
Thats it, bend over, bad girls get spankings...
Banned
I hate MySpace. It sucks.
But I have one.
But I have one.
Strip Tease For Me, Baby / Tie Me To The Bed, Dear
it's cool 
Gue just surprisingly outed me :-p
Gue just surprisingly outed me :-p
Bounty Hunter
Myspace is a trend. It will fade and be replaced with something superior in short order. This is a fact.
What does it do now? It generates millions of dollars for people other then you. It allows end-user geeks to interface with one another over the internet(s). People seem to enjoy it.
You should ask yourself why you're happy using these paradigms when one, taking better advantage of the simplicity of manifestation within the computer world, could easily create and replace the current trend with your own?
Of course, that would take innovation, inspiration, both of which require effort and energy. And if there's one thing that we have the corner on, it's "Lazy".
What does it do now? It generates millions of dollars for people other then you. It allows end-user geeks to interface with one another over the internet(s). People seem to enjoy it.
You should ask yourself why you're happy using these paradigms when one, taking better advantage of the simplicity of manifestation within the computer world, could easily create and replace the current trend with your own?
Of course, that would take innovation, inspiration, both of which require effort and energy. And if there's one thing that we have the corner on, it's "Lazy".
Shadow Jedi Master
Well, in the process of posting the link and having to have actually gone to my myspace, something I never do, I checked my inbox there. Message from a girl I haven't talked to in 6 years and she sent it 6 days ago.... very funny... The funny part is neither of us had myspace back then, we'd talk on the phone all the time and Ive not seen her since we stopped talking, so its just an odd little thing.
The Jade Praga
*sighs* I said this during an academic paper presentation I did on Facebook at my old alma mater university... "Myspace is a rhetorical disaster." -- Enough said.