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drivers license Does Prince hold a drivers license? It's probably a Minnesota license if he DOES have one. What's the address on the card, Paisley Park? What did the card say under "name" when he went by the symbol O)+>
Just a thought! U can go 2 the zoo but U can't feed guerillas
Can't feed guerillas. Left-wing guerillas Go 2 the zoo but U can't feed guerillas Who wanna blow up the world. | |
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he certainly drives like he aint got one...tell u that much | |
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....4thoseNdakNOW there is an international drivers license that can B used pretty much anywhere n the world....& yo dolphin2K4; he is better off letting someone else do the driving from what little i've seen of him Bhind a wheel | |
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when i jack 'im for his wallet, i'll let you know.
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dolphin2K4 said: What did the card say under "name" when he went by the symbol
I was just gonna post a thread asking if anyone knew this! I'm not sure, really. If the Symbol was just a stage name, his driver's license still would have said "Prince Nelson", but if the name change was made legal, then what did all his ID say? Can you print an unpronounceable symbol on a legal document? I guess the question to ask is, "Was the name change made legal?" "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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meow85 said: dolphin2K4 said: What did the card say under "name" when he went by the symbol
I was just gonna post a thread asking if anyone knew this! I'm not sure, really. If the Symbol was just a stage name, his driver's license still would have said "Prince Nelson", but if the name change was made legal, then what did all his ID say? Can you print an unpronounceable symbol on a legal document? I guess the question to ask is, "Was the name change made legal?" No it wasn't legal so his Minnesota drivers license of course read Prince. | |
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didnt brothaman total a car? | |
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SammiJ said: didnt brothaman total a car?
i still can't believe he flipped that joint over... | |
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lovemachine said: meow85 said: I was just gonna post a thread asking if anyone knew this! I'm not sure, really. If the Symbol was just a stage name, his driver's license still would have said "Prince Nelson", but if the name change was made legal, then what did all his ID say? Can you print an unpronounceable symbol on a legal document? I guess the question to ask is, "Was the name change made legal?" No it wasn't legal so his Minnesota drivers license of course read Prince. Ah. Gotcha. "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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Ooh, little darlin' if you're
free 4 a couple of hours (Free 4 a couple of hours) If U ain't busy 4 the next 7 years (Next 7 years) Say, let's pretend we're married and go all night | |
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Handclapsfingasnapz said: SammiJ said: didnt brothaman total a car?
i still can't believe he flipped that joint over... which of his cars was it? of course he'd get out ok...he's so small he prolly needed a few seat cusions so he could see over the dash was it ever in the news? i only remember u mentioning it thats why i brought it up | |
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SammiJ said: Handclapsfingasnapz said: i still can't believe he flipped that joint over... which of his cars was it? of course he'd get out ok...he's so small he prolly needed a few seat cusions so he could see over the dash was it ever in the news? i only remember u mentioning it thats why i brought it up it was that white t-bird his father gave 'im...dunno if it was in the news or not. | |
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If I remember correctly, he flipped over the Thunderbird from Alphabet St. I also heard that Anna Stasia chick wrecked the Pontiac from UTCM. So, yeah he has some driving issues. | |
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baabahope said: If I remember correctly, he flipped over the Thunderbird from Alphabet St. I also heard that Anna Stasia chick wrecked the Pontiac from UTCM. So, yeah he has some driving issues.
yeah in the first few scenes, when p was to turn in2 that alley (utcm) i didnt think he was gunna make the turn... | |
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SammiJ said: baabahope said: If I remember correctly, he flipped over the Thunderbird from Alphabet St. I also heard that Anna Stasia chick wrecked the Pontiac from UTCM. So, yeah he has some driving issues.
yeah in the first few scenes, when p was to turn in2 that alley (utcm) i didnt think he was gunna make the turn... that was like a miracle turn, man...turnin that big boat of a car into that teeny space without scratchin the damned thing... | |
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This calls for a Photoshop contest...
If prince.org were to be made idiot proof, someone would just invent a better idiot. | |
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squirrelgrease said: This calls for a Photoshop contest...
d00d...the new driver's licenses are uglier than the old ones! then again, at least they don't look generic as hell anymore. | |
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baabahope said: If I remember correctly, he flipped over the Thunderbird from Alphabet St. I also heard that Anna Stasia chick wrecked the Pontiac from UTCM. So, yeah he has some driving issues.
Close. It was Anna (Fantastic) Garcia.Makes me think about that line from Adore, "U can burn up my clothes,smash up my ride...well maybe not the ride!". | |
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Handclapsfingasnapz said: squirrelgrease said: This calls for a Photoshop contest...
d00d...the new driver's licenses are uglier than the old ones! then again, at least they don't look generic as hell anymore. somebody do something already!!! this should be interesting | |
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Handclapsfingasnapz said: squirrelgrease said: This calls for a Photoshop contest...
d00d...the new driver's licenses are uglier than the old ones! then again, at least they don't look generic as hell anymore. I know. This thing damn near burns yer retinas out. If prince.org were to be made idiot proof, someone would just invent a better idiot. | |
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baabahope said: If I remember correctly, he flipped over the Thunderbird from Alphabet St. I also heard that Anna Stasia chick wrecked the Pontiac from UTCM. So, yeah he has some driving issues.
for one its not a Pontiac...it was a 1964 Buick wildcat convertible.... getcha facts straight | |
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Survey says.....
http://aolsvc.womens.taro...vers04.php ARTICLES :: Astrology :: Which Signs are the Best Drivers? And the Worst? Please don't shoot the messenger, but Suncorp Metway, Ltd., a multi-faceted Australian Financial Service, ranked car accident claimants by Sun sign in a study of 160,000 accident claims over the previous three-year period. This is what they found. Restless Geminis Behind the Wheel The number one worst drivers were Geminis, "typically described as restless, easily bored and frustrated by things moving slowly," explained Warren Duke, Suncorp's national manager of personal insurance. "They had more car accidents than any other sign." No astrologer would argue with that description of the sign of the Twins and probably this isn't very surprising news. But what about the other signs? According to a news release dated February 10, 2002, Duke said the study was carried out as part of Suncorp's annual review of claims. "We always look for trends in claims to see if there are ways to reduce our pricing, but there is no intention to introduce astrology as a rating factor for motor insurance," he said. Second and third place holders for this dubious honor are Taurus and Pisces. "Taureans were thought to be obstinate and inflexible, "said Duke," while Pisceans could be risk-takers and daredevils." Your personal astrologer would offer other explanations. First Taurus. Yes, Taureans can be obstinate and inflexible, but they are also the most introverted and self absorbed of all the signs. Their natural path in life is to think about their own body—its immediate comfort and needs—and to deal with only the most tangible and immediate of realities. Their thinking as drivers may run like this. My stomach is full, the temperature in the car is pretty good, the noise level is good, I'm riding right at 60, I don't have to use the bathroom for at least another hour and there's plenty of gas in the tank. At a very fundamental level, the world outside the chassis of their car may not exist at all. Since freeway driving requires spatial perception and processing of much abstract information (speed, flow and distance), this is counter to their natural way of processing the world around them. Pisces the Daredevil? Pisces, in the number three position, is the other sign that lives in a world of its own. Duke describes them as potential risk takers and daredevils. However, there are other signs we would nominate much more readily for a description like this. Pisceans are the gentle dreamers of the zodiac. They may spend many hours a day in fantasy worlds, escaping the painful realities of life on the physical plane and, more often than not, the pain of being in a physical body. They often experience the whole manifest world as an illusion and their presence in it as temporary and of little importance. This Piscean detachment from the physical can lead to unconscious feelings of invulnerability or invincibility, also to unconscious feelings of victimization and sacrifice. If you are momentarily deluded into thinking you don't have physical limits, and that your life is but a fleeting moment in the eternal life of the soul, you can respond to situations of physical danger in illogical ways. Or, at the very least, be slow on the uptake. Please don't take these descriptions as critical. The qualities of Taurus and Pisces are invaluable in their proper spheres of influence. Astrology is not a critical tool. It is a tool of enlightenment. Something you read here and become conscious about may save your life. Duke continues, "Capricorns, who came last on the list, are typically described as patient and careful." No argument with that from the professional astrologer. It's no surprise Caps are the safest behind the wheel. They're the safest at everything! Their patience and sense of responsibility are legendary. Imagine the thrill I felt in the passenger seat when I divorced my Gemini husband and began dating a Capricorn. The great middle ground of this survey is held by Sun signs in this order: 4. Virgo 5. Cancer 6. Aquarius 7. Aries 8. Leo 9. Libra 10. Sagittarius 11. Scorpio [and Capricorn in last position as the best drivers] Is this what you would have expected? There is something else fascinating about this list. The folks at SunCorp would have no way of knowing it, but Capricorn to the side, the signs in the last two positions and first two positions are the exact opposite. This tells us a great deal about polarities, doesn't it? Scorpio is opposite Taurus and Sagittarius is opposite Gemini. Sagittarians may stay safe in their cars the same way they do in life, by having superbly developed higher minds. Another name for this mind is intuition. The highly developed sense of flow and good timing characteristic of Sagittarians is what makes them the lucky sign. Furthermore, their minds are right at home dealing with traffic patterns, flow and spatial relations. Scorpios, on the other hand, may stay safe because they are intimately involved with the inner lives of others in the same way their opposite sign Taurus is defended against this information. Scorpios are sensitive to energy— whether it is a foot away or thousands of miles away—and can feel someone "coming up from behind" at many different levels. Scorpios know if you've had a fight with your wife the night before or if you're thinking about embezzling or having an affair with your best friend's husband. That's why we always feel like they can see right through us. They can. Scorpios would be the drivers who would instinctively "wake up" in time to let a cocaine addict pass them at 95 or give a wide berth to a passive aggressive soccer mom hassling two kids in the back seat and a phone conversation with her husband all at the same time. Where does your sign fall in this survey? Whatever your Sun sign, let's all learn from this survey and be safe on the road. About the Author Nancy R. Fenn has been a professional astrologer in the San Diego area for over 25 years. She specializes in family readings. Date Viewed: Wednesday, March 9, 2005. [Edited 3/9/05 5:52am] | |
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Handclapsfingasnapz said: squirrelgrease said: This calls for a Photoshop contest...
d00d...the new driver's licenses are uglier than the old ones! then again, at least they don't look generic as hell anymore. oh..I was just going to say what a nice drivers license you guys have.. it looks nice...really "not a fan" yeah...ok | |
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That's the new driver's license???!!! Really? Lucky my old one doesn't expire until 2006. . .That new one is bright! Burn my azz!
Poor Gayle Sample. . .the first one to get one of these ugly things! [Edited 3/9/05 8:11am] | |
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cranshaw62 said: Survey says.....
http://aolsvc.womens.taro...vers04.php ARTICLES :: Astrology :: Which Signs are the Best Drivers? And the Worst? Please don't shoot the messenger, but Suncorp Metway, Ltd., a multi-faceted Australian Financial Service, ranked car accident claimants by Sun sign in a study of 160,000 accident claims over the previous three-year period. This is what they found. Restless Geminis Behind the Wheel The number one worst drivers were Geminis, "typically described as restless, easily bored and frustrated by things moving slowly," explained Warren Duke, Suncorp's national manager of personal insurance. "They had more car accidents than any other sign." No astrologer would argue with that description of the sign of the Twins and probably this isn't very surprising news. But what about the other signs? According to a news release dated February 10, 2002, Duke said the study was carried out as part of Suncorp's annual review of claims. "We always look for trends in claims to see if there are ways to reduce our pricing, but there is no intention to introduce astrology as a rating factor for motor insurance," he said. Second and third place holders for this dubious honor are Taurus and Pisces. "Taureans were thought to be obstinate and inflexible, "said Duke," while Pisceans could be risk-takers and daredevils." Your personal astrologer would offer other explanations. First Taurus. Yes, Taureans can be obstinate and inflexible, but they are also the most introverted and self absorbed of all the signs. Their natural path in life is to think about their own body—its immediate comfort and needs—and to deal with only the most tangible and immediate of realities. Their thinking as drivers may run like this. My stomach is full, the temperature in the car is pretty good, the noise level is good, I'm riding right at 60, I don't have to use the bathroom for at least another hour and there's plenty of gas in the tank. At a very fundamental level, the world outside the chassis of their car may not exist at all. Since freeway driving requires spatial perception and processing of much abstract information (speed, flow and distance), this is counter to their natural way of processing the world around them. Pisces the Daredevil? Pisces, in the number three position, is the other sign that lives in a world of its own. Duke describes them as potential risk takers and daredevils. However, there are other signs we would nominate much more readily for a description like this. Pisceans are the gentle dreamers of the zodiac. They may spend many hours a day in fantasy worlds, escaping the painful realities of life on the physical plane and, more often than not, the pain of being in a physical body. They often experience the whole manifest world as an illusion and their presence in it as temporary and of little importance. This Piscean detachment from the physical can lead to unconscious feelings of invulnerability or invincibility, also to unconscious feelings of victimization and sacrifice. If you are momentarily deluded into thinking you don't have physical limits, and that your life is but a fleeting moment in the eternal life of the soul, you can respond to situations of physical danger in illogical ways. Or, at the very least, be slow on the uptake. Please don't take these descriptions as critical. The qualities of Taurus and Pisces are invaluable in their proper spheres of influence. Astrology is not a critical tool. It is a tool of enlightenment. Something you read here and become conscious about may save your life. Duke continues, "Capricorns, who came last on the list, are typically described as patient and careful." No argument with that from the professional astrologer. It's no surprise Caps are the safest behind the wheel. They're the safest at everything! Their patience and sense of responsibility are legendary. Imagine the thrill I felt in the passenger seat when I divorced my Gemini husband and began dating a Capricorn. The great middle ground of this survey is held by Sun signs in this order: 4. Virgo 5. Cancer 6. Aquarius 7. Aries 8. Leo 9. Libra 10. Sagittarius 11. Scorpio [and Capricorn in last position as the best drivers] Is this what you would have expected? There is something else fascinating about this list. The folks at SunCorp would have no way of knowing it, but Capricorn to the side, the signs in the last two positions and first two positions are the exact opposite. This tells us a great deal about polarities, doesn't it? Scorpio is opposite Taurus and Sagittarius is opposite Gemini. Sagittarians may stay safe in their cars the same way they do in life, by having superbly developed higher minds. Another name for this mind is intuition. The highly developed sense of flow and good timing characteristic of Sagittarians is what makes them the lucky sign. Furthermore, their minds are right at home dealing with traffic patterns, flow and spatial relations. Scorpios, on the other hand, may stay safe because they are intimately involved with the inner lives of others in the same way their opposite sign Taurus is defended against this information. Scorpios are sensitive to energy— whether it is a foot away or thousands of miles away—and can feel someone "coming up from behind" at many different levels. Scorpios know if you've had a fight with your wife the night before or if you're thinking about embezzling or having an affair with your best friend's husband. That's why we always feel like they can see right through us. They can. Scorpios would be the drivers who would instinctively "wake up" in time to let a cocaine addict pass them at 95 or give a wide berth to a passive aggressive soccer mom hassling two kids in the back seat and a phone conversation with her husband all at the same time. Where does your sign fall in this survey? Whatever your Sun sign, let's all learn from this survey and be safe on the road. About the Author Nancy R. Fenn has been a professional astrologer in the San Diego area for over 25 years. She specializes in family readings. Date Viewed: Wednesday, March 9, 2005. [Edited 3/9/05 5:52am] this one here is a scorp driver, been drivin' since 1975 & the only accident (76) was a permit driver that hit B....back n '88(headin' out 2 Paisley)next 2B on the 494, drove by the little black man, he was Bhind the wheel of a lime green mercedes & gave me the 'crazy eye's' (he's such a trip)....got a Gemini friend that i ride with sometime here n my hometown & whenever i do i close my eyes & pray cuz i know the angels & spirit guardians have 2 work overtime when a Gemini is @ the wheel | |
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TheRealFiness said: he certainly drives like he aint got one...tell u that much
is he a bad driver? or just a crazy diver? can u give us some stories? You'll never know a girl called Nikki and you'll never find Erotic City | |
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PRNelson said: TheRealFiness said: he certainly drives like he aint got one...tell u that much
is he a bad driver? or just a crazy diver? can u give us some stories? he got a bit of a lead foot, basically. | |
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I asked 4 the time and U told me how to build a watch.
U can go 2 the zoo but U can't feed guerillas
Can't feed guerillas. Left-wing guerillas Go 2 the zoo but U can't feed guerillas Who wanna blow up the world. | |
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dolphin2K4 said: I asked 4 the time and U told me how to build a watch.
'tis better to know about the clockwork than merely knowing the time. and besides, i don't think anybody here has seen his driver's license; otherwise, somebody woulda told you something about it (and they'd be damned for that too--may as well ask for the brotha's social security number and all that ruckus). | |
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