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Gender: Male
Status: Married
Age: 43
Sign: Taurus
City: OLYMPIA
State: Washington
Country: US
Signup Date: 6/24/2005
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September 2, 2009 - Wednesday
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rp6-wG5LLqE
This is an add-on to my last blog. Enjoy it. It's some of the purest and best rock music ever performed.
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September 1, 2009 - Tuesday
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Current mood:Rockin' Out
Category: News and Politics
Dear Mister President, I was listening to this song the other day, and it struck me as a message that could be of benefit to you and your administration. With thanks to the brilliant poetry of Pete Townsend, the mighty vocal power of Roger Daltry, and in respectful memory of the unparalleled genius of the late Keith Moon and John Entwistle, I humbly beseech you, Mr. Obama to consider these words carefully: ------------------------------------------------ Won’t
Get Fooled Again ....
Pete
Townsend....
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We'll be fighting in the streets
with our children at our feet,
And the morals that they worshipped will be gone,
And the men who spurred us on sit in judgment of all wrong.
They decide and the shotgun sings the song.
I'll tip my hat to the new constitution, take a bow for the new revolution,
Smile and grin at the change all around us;
Pick up my guitar and play just like yesterday.
Then I'll get on my knees and pray: We
don't get fooled again.
The change it had to come. We knew it
all along.
We were liberated from the fold; that's all.
And the world looks just the same, and history ain't changed,
'Cause the banners, they were flown in the last war.
I'll tip my hat to the new constitution, take a bow for the new revolution,
Smile and grin at the change all around us;
Pick up my guitar and play just like yesterday.
Then I'll get on my knees and pray: We
don't get fooled again. No, no!
I'll move myself and my family aside (If we happen to be left half alive).
I'll get all my papers and smile at the sky, for I know that the hypnotized
never lie, do ya?
Yeah!
There's nothing in the streets looks any different to me,
And the slogans are replaced, by-the-bye,
And the parting on the left is now parting on the right,
And the beards have all grown longer overnight.
I'll tip my hat to the new constitution, take a bow for the new revolution,
Smile and grin at the change all around us;
Pick up my guitar and play just like yesterday.
Then I'll get on my knees and pray: We
don't get fooled again. No, no!
Yeah! ....
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Meet the new boss: Same as the old boss.....
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[Track #9
- Who’s Next, by The Who, 1971, Polydor/Decca/MCA]....
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August 29, 2009 - Saturday
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Current mood:! ! ! PUNK ROCK ! ! !
Category: Life
There IS an ‘I’ in
‘Inane.’
James Staples
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There is no 'I' in 'Team.' There
is also no 'I' in: "Shut the fuck up and leave me the hell alone, you
malodorous crap-weasel! Your cutesy tone
really gets on my nerves, duck-face, so, please, just go somewhere far away and
then drop dead." See? Not one
single 'I' in two long sentences. So, what's
your point? Besides, even if there is no
‘I’ in ‘Team,’ there is a ‘u’ in,
“Fuck off.”
Now, while it is true that
it takes more muscles to frown than it takes to smile, it also takes more muscles to point that out to me than it does to
shut the fuck up and leave me the hell alone (...crap-weasel ...duck-face,
etc.). Given that a smile is just a frown turned
upside-down, if I knocked you ass-over-elbows, would you still be smiling? What if there was no one else around to hear
you fall? Would you still be making
those annoying noises, about smiling, teamwork and how words are spelled?
.. ..
If I followed the chirpy advice to "treat every day like it was
Christmas," I would be in a hell of a fix, and so would everyone else,
because all the stores would be closed every day forever, and none of us would
make any money ever again and the economy would collapse, and I'd probably be
stuck eating at Denny's at least five days out of every week, and everyone's
electric bills would be sky-high, and Christian hymns disguised as
"Carols" really, really get
on my nerves, and Jews, Pagans and Africans would be pissed off that no day was
ever treated like it was Chanukah,
Yule or Kwanzaa. And, anyway, none of
that holds a candle to the really major fact, which is that everyone would end up hating fruit-cake as
much as I already hate it, and we would have to confront our hatred of it every
single day.
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If there’s no point in crying over spilled milk, then there’s really
no point in crying at all, since one reason is pretty much like another. But that’s bullshit, because crying is good
for you. It’s better for you than milk;
that’s for sure, especially if it’s pasteurized and homogenized, turning the
calcium into aluminum nitrate, which is poisonous. Crying, on the other hand, inhibits serotonin
reuptake (i.e. makes you feel better), stimulates the flow of endorphins (i.e.
makes you feel better) and eliminates toxins (i.e. makes you feel better). There’s a point to crying; just no point in
drinking milk. Go ahead and spill
it. It sucks. Then cry.
Fuck that stupid advice.
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The star on which you are wishing might have burned out a million
years ago. When you threw that penny in the
well, you made the water taste like crap, so I hope you wished for some Evian (which is naïve spelled backward, you gullible sucker). And as for the milkweed fluff ...give me a
break! What else could you wish for
except, “Oh, please don’t let my yard get infested with milkweed, now that I’ve
blown seeds all over it.”
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Looking on the Sunny side means you go blind and get skin cancer. Whistling while you work makes your co-workers
fantasize about beating you to death with your own shoe. Always seeing the good in everyone is a great
strategy, as long as you enjoy being conned, robbed and assaulted. If today is always the first day of the rest
of your life, then there's never a second day of the rest of your life, which
proves that life is short and you are doomed. Hanging a dream-catcher from your rear-view
mirror invites falling asleep at the wheel.
The blue-bird of happiness is surely just as filthy, disease-ridden and
insane as every other bird. If you bless
me when I sneeze, why do you leave me twisting in the wind when I cough? When you thank me for not smoking, you should
also thank me for not farting, urinating or spitting on the floor. And, for the last time, yes, goddamn it, it’s
hot enough for me.
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...You’re going to tell me to have a nice day, now, aren’t you?
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August 27, 2009 - Thursday
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Current mood:Crusaderish
Category: Religion and Philosophy
Thor’s
Hammer: A Racist Symbol?....
James
Staples....
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A friend of mine,
Professor Khaos Sixxx, sent me a question: “I saw a
special on gangs the other day and it said that Thor's hammers were a racist
symbol. How did this happen? Can you shed some light on it?” Here is my answer: ....
I'll try. Mjollnir, the Thor’s hammer, has become a racist symbol in the
same way as the swastika, and for pretty much the same reason. Modern
white supremism indelibly bears the stamp of Hitler and the Third Reich.
In this century, the terms "white supremist" and "Nazi"
are held synonymous in popular culture (although there are plenty of white
racist groups that are at odds with the Nazis, including, famously, the KKK).
Hitler used Asatru very heavily to prop up his particular line of horse shit.
He twisted the old writings so badly that even now, 70-plus years later,
popular culture assumes out-of-hand that Norse heathens are all fascist bigots.
The trouble is: a whole heaping lot of Truar really ARE fascist bigots,
and they do a lot to validate the media's association of Tru icons with white
supremism and race separatism.
It's pretty much the same as the association of the pentagram with Satanism:
I'd love to be able to say, "The pentagram is not a satanic
symbol," but there are thousands of self-described Satanists who would
say, "It is so!" In
the same way, I can say Mjollnir is not APPROPRIATELY a racist symbol, and as a
Thorsgodi, I even have the balls to say, "Thor does not recognize or
approve that use of his icon." But sadly, wherever you find a brain,
you also find an asshole, and you never know which one will speak louder.
So, while I certainly employ swastikas, Mjollnirs, pentagrams and all
manner of other esoteric symbols in my magic, I tend to avoid using them in
ways that put me in a position to have to explain and justify. I might
put a swastika on a candle for a prosperity spell, but I sure ain't wearin' one
around my arm! And, for what it’s worth,
I have worn a small gold Mjollnir around my neck for fifteen years and I have
never once had anyone confront me, thinking I was a racist, which I certainly
am not.....
That's the anti-climactic fact of the matter: Mjollnir is perceived as a
racist symbol because a whole lot of racist douche-nozzles wear Mjollnirs while
they're out sublimating their latent homosexuality and superstitious
insecurities on the rest of us.....
I suspect it feels the same way for reasonable, intelligent Christians to be
confronted by those bible-thumping, evangelical hell-mongers. Every time
one of those guys says, "Jesus" so it has four syllables
("jay-EE-zusss-ah!"), it must make the mild-mannered Episcopalians in
the area cringe and ball their fists up. That's how I feel every time
some jag-off with a beard-you-could-smuggle-a-badger-in and an ancient tunic
with machine-stitching and Velcro fasteners starts wanging on about race purity
and the spiritual imperative to stomp on gays. Those fuh-REAKS always have at least three Mjollnirs
around their neck like Bronze-Age bling-bling. ...ridiculous fuck-nuts. How embarrassing!....
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They can't spoil
it for me, though: ODHIN IS NOT A NAZI AND THOR LOVES EVERYBODY!!!....
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-THINK
TRUTH.-....
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August 15, 2009 - Saturday
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Current mood:_sad_
WHEN GIANTS FALL, THE EARTH SHAKES. James Staples
Les Paul invented the solid body electric guitar.
He also invented multi-track recording. In other words,
he single-handedly made Rock 'n' Roll possible.
His custom guitars are among the finest in the world. He was a living legend. Now, he is just a legend. He died at his home on Thursday, August 13th, 2009,
of complications from pneumonia. He was 94.
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"The Sky is Crying." -Elmore James
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"Hail! Hail, Rock 'n' Roll!" -Chuck Berry
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"Rock is dead, they say: Long live Rock!" -Pete Townsend
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...And the band played on.
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August 2, 2009 - Sunday
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Current mood:Opinionated
Category: News and Politics
ENDORSEMENTS for the 2009 OLYMPIA CITY COUNCIL James Staples, -THINK TRUTH.-
The election primary for Olympia City Council is Tuesday, August 18th. Three positions, #4, #5 and #6, have more than two candidates, so only those three will be on the primary.
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POSITION 4: -THINK TRUTH- endorses KAREN VELDHEER.
Incumbent Amy Toussley is heavily funded by the BIAW (Building Industry Association of Washington) and other special interest groups. She has supported numerous issues contrary to the will of her constituents. During her tenure, she has perfectly embodied the Council's well-deserved reputation for being opaque, non-responsive and insensitive to the will of the people.
Challenger Karen Rogers has taken substantial contributions from out-of-state interests with private agendas and no knowledge of the great many issues faced in Olympia.
Karen Veldheer is a lifelong local who has taken all of her contributions from Olympia citizens. She is beholden only to her constituents.
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POSITION 5: -THINK TRUTH- endorses JANINE GATES
Incumbent Jeff Kingsbury has a long record of ignoring overwhelming majorities of his constituents in favor of special interests and big-money lobbyists, again including the diabolical BIAW. If the term, corporate whore, was ever applicable, it applies to Kingsbury.
Challenger Stephen Buxbaum is a good person, and his strong opposition to Kingsbury is a major plus. However, most of his funding comes from organizations and political insiders. This makes him less likely to consider his constituents as a whole.
Janine Gates, like Veldheer, is a local who is completely funded by local citizens.
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POSITION 6: -THINK TRUTH- endorses JEANNINE ROE
Incumbent Joan Machlis, an appointee now running for election, is also funded heavily by big-money special interests. She has supported building the new city hall and massive development of the downtown isthmus, both of which have been overwhelmingly opposed by voters. She clearly supports unchecked growth and corporate dominance of commerce, and is demonstrably non-responsive to her constituents.
Challenger James Welling has posted almost no information about himself or his platform anywhere. The only source I could find was an interview in the Weekly Volcano in which it was evident that he is a novelty candidate who is not entirely sure why he is running. The only platform statement of any kind in the entire interview was, "What pisses me off is this city's water quality." When asked to elaborate, he ended the interview. -THINK TRUTH- can find nothing that qualifies this person for office.
Jeannine Roe has a long record of support for social services and humanitarian causes. She is funded strictly by individual Olympians and she has expressed great dismay at the Council's inattention to voters and its tendency to kowtow to big business. She is a populist who wants the will of the people to be supreme in politics.
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POSITION 7: -THINK TRUTH- endorses TONY SERMONTI....
If Position
5 incumbent and corporate whore Jeff Kingsbury had two heads, the second one
would be Position 7 incumbent Joe Hyer.
Joe Hyer shares Kingsbury’s long record of supporting big-money private
interests over the clearly-stated will of his constituents. Hyer never met a dollar he didn’t like and he
never met a constituent ...well, ever, apparently. The
non-responsive nature of the Olympia City Council is perfectly embodied by this
one man. Moreover, he is pushy,
abrasive, obnoxious and one of the least intellectually curious people I have
ever met.
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Tony
Sermonti has worked as a liaison between Olympia city government and the
Evergreen State College. He is the head
of Capitol City Pride, and his principle platform plank is to increase openness
and transparency in government. He
almost deserves the endorsement on the basis that he is not Joe Hyer. Frankly, a patch of damp carpet would be a
better candidate than Hyer. Fortunately, however,
Sermonti is a strong candidate in his own right, clearly the better choice and
he has earned this endorsement.
PLEASE VOTE. NOT VOTING KEEPS GREEDY, NON-RESPONSIVE, CORRUPT PEOPLE IN POWER. EVERY VOTE CAST IMPROVES THE ELECTORAL SYSTEM AND STRENGTHENS OUR DEMOCRACY.
-THINK TRUTH.-
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July 30, 2009 - Thursday
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Current mood:Sabre-Rattling
Category: News and Politics
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The Pig War:
Stupid White People at Their Best
James Staples
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As Americans, we love to reminisce about war. It’s understandable, when you consider that,
from the Boston Tea Party to the Hanoi Hilton, we’re ten and one. However, that is partly due to the fact that
we have conveniently edited a few episodes out of our collective memory. July marks the one hundred fiftieth
anniversary of one such let’s-pretend-this-never-happened
episode, namely, the Pig War of San Juan Island, in the Strait of Juan de Fuca
and the Puget Sound, stretching from Washington State to Prince Edmond, British
Columbia, in the northwest corner of the continental 48 states. In 1859, the island was not the tourist trap
it is today. San Juan was home to a
double handful of meager farmers from Canada and the U.S., trying to eke out a
living on a scrap of arable land surrounded by salt water, orcas and really
dodgy weather.
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Lyman Cutlar was one such farmer, an American who grew potatoes. Another was Charles Griffin, a Canadian pig
farmer and employee of the Hudson Bay Company, one of the British Empire’s
giant corporations, the Exxon-Mobil of the 19th century. Griffin’s prize pig was a large black boar,
whose name is sadly lost to history.
This boar was fond of potatoes and spent a fair amount of its time on
Cutlar’s land, rooting out and munching on Cutlar’s produce. Cutlar allegedly said, “It [the pig] is
trespassing and eating my potatoes.”
Griffin is reported to have replied, “It is up to you to keep your
potatoes out of my pig.”
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Cutlar allegedly offered Griffin $10.00 for the pig (presumably so he
could have bacon with his hash browns).
Griffin scoffed and demanded the ludicrously absorbitant sum of $100.00,
which in 1859, would have bought most of a pig farm, and could only be
perceived as a sarcastic slap in the face.
Well, Cutlar did what any red-blooded American would do in such a
situation: he killed the damn pig. Consequently, Griffin did what any
blue-blooded Englishman would do: he
threw a shit-fit and went whining to his employers at the Hudson Bay Company. Apparently, the Hudson Bay Company
over-interpreted Griffin’s complaint, concluding that San Juan Island was the
vortex of a rapidly-evolving border dispute between the United States and
Canada, which was, of course, a jewel in the crown of the British Empire.
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Dignitaries of the Hudson Bay Company visited Cutlar and threatened to
carry him off in manacles aboard a war steamer, to be tried at Victoria, by the
high court of England, “for killing a worn out, poor old boar, that had only
the ability to make havoc with Cutlar’s potato patch” [from the Pioneer & Democrat, July, 1859]. As one might predict, Cutlar suggested that
the best course of action for the Hudson Bay Company would be for them to go
fuck themselves, while at the same time removing themselves from his property,
post haste. This did not go over well,
and the company representatives went whining to Queen “We-Are-Not-Amused” Victoria, who, at the time, was celebrating her
357th birthday.
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Before anyone had a chance to point out that the British monarchy was
full of inbred mouth-breathers, and that they were therefore not the best
people to assess the growing crisis, Prince “What-an-Interesting-Place-For-a-Piercing” Albert dispatched three fully
armed British Man-o’-War ships to secure Canada’s borders. At this time, the 70-year-old U.S. government
was still trying to decide if you could have brown skin and still be considered
a person. As such, the question of
whether or not an American potato farmer killing a Canadian pig constituted an
act of war was a thorny one for our statesmen.
Skipping over the diplomatic fine points, the U.S. State Department sent
an urgent telegram to General George Pickett, commander of Fort Bellingham, on
the mainland, near the U.S.-Canadian border.
His orders were to stop the three British warships from landing, at all
costs. A resumption of bloody hostility
between the U.S. and Britain was suddenly in the offing.
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Lack of a massive media-circus, such as we know today, kept this
information mostly localized. No one
else in either country knew or cared, but on San Juan Island, the locals began
to get into the traditional role of drinking loads of beer and waving their
pitchforks around menacingly. Scuffles
broke out. Some looting and pillaging occurred. Various locals tried to claim the island for
Canada or America, but when attempts were made to rally the farmers into
militias, ready to give aid and support to the glorious naval campaign, the
magical blood-lust spell seemed to wear off.
In the blink of an eye, cooler heads prevailed, as someone pointed out
that going to war over a pig and some potatoes might be considered by our
posterity to be somewhat on the moronic side.
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The pig was the only casualty.
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-THINK TRUTH.-
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July 15, 2009 - Wednesday
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Current mood:Peckish
Category: News and Politics
The Politics of Sandwiches James Staples
I live in Olympia, the capitol of Washington. It's a highly political town, even compared to other capitols. That's one of the things I like about it. Protestors wave signs on street corners. People go door-to-door, lobbying and gathering signatures for everything. Yard signs for political campaigns sprout abundantly, even in odd-numbered years, when the city council is the only thing up for the vote. I have two signs in my yard even as I write this. Virtually every outdoor event sports booths from political parties and causes, from NORML to PFLAG, from Planned Parenthood to Tax Revolt.
One such yearly event is Capitol Lakefair, a big weeklong carnival that features the usual assortment of rigged games, rickety rides and heaping plates of deep-fried cholesterol. The Thurston County Democrats and the Thurston County Republicans each have a concession booth. The Blue Team sells "Demoburgers," which are big juicy cheeseburgers with everything on them short of spun fiberglass. The Red Team vends a pork BBQ sandwich dubbed "GOP-BQ." Both of these offerings have been going yearly for quite a while. This year, two things caught my attention about this, which amused me, because of the quality of caricature they embody.
The first was a newspaper article in The Olympian in which it was stated that the Demoburgers are much more popular than the GOP-BQ. When queried, fair-goers pointed out that Demoburgers are significantly cheaper as well as tastier. I chuckled at the thought that the GOP should have learned a lesson about excessive pork and what it does to the economy. Ironically, the pork is imported from out-of-state, whereas the beef and cheese are high-quality domestic products. Once again, the Republicans are hurt by there affinity for out-sourcing.
The second was an announcement by local Democratic cheerleader Bill McLaughlin: any active-duty military personnel who turn up at the booth get a free Demoburger, complements of the Democratic Party, as a thank you to our young men and women in uniform. I was heartwarmed about this, but the warm fuzzies turned to laughter when I learned that there is no corresponding deal for GOP-BQ. The Republicans want to make every penny they can. So we see the on-going tendency of the GOP to run the military ragged and then leave them twisting in the wind. I realise this is only a symbolic situation, but I think it speaks volumes. The GOP loves to talk about how fantastic our military is, but when it comes to helping out its members, no dice. Man up, soldier. Your service to the nation is all very well, but when you get home, you can pony up four bucks for your BBQ, just like everybody else. God bless capitalism!
So next time you're in Olympia, take cheer from the fact that you are in a town where you can vote with your appetite.
-THINK TRUTH.-
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July 12, 2009 - Sunday
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qcE6P1D63U
Holy smokes, y'all, this is a whole lot of drumming coming from two guys live. Bozzio gets my vote for greatest living drummer and Wackerman is the world's emergency back-up Bozzio. Check this smack out, kids.
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July 12, 2009 - Sunday
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cI0qA7qbp-U
See? You actually CAN learn things in college! These cats are SUH-MOKIN'!!
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