ReginaCarman said:

are you talking about deluxe monopoly, original monopoly, star wars monopoly (which i find a little bit sacriligious, frankly) or electronic monopoly, which includes play debit cards instead of the traditional play paper money?

Anxiety said:

i assume you haven't cruised The Rhine!

Imago said:

Your Karma might be a mesh,! My Karma is LOVING. But Karma is intricate!

Anxiety said:

i assume you haven't cruised The Rhine!

ReginaCarman said:

I've been on the Rhine before and although beautiful, I find the best cruising spots are Frankfurts redlight district and of course Highway B40 cutting through Volgelway and Kaiserslaughtern.

Imago said:

i aprreciate your knowledge of Germany, but the Highway has too many drivers and Bratwurst is fattening though a pallet pleaser.

ReginaCarman said:

I lived in Germany for 2 years in my 20's.

I never met a German like you. That is why I am absolutely certain you're American.

Imago said:

Thank you, i like u too.

The landscape of the Internet and free commerce in the music business will bloom with as if spring had arrived and the rolling hills of the org bursts forth with daiseys reaching for the sun

Imago said:

ReginaCarman said:

i have too much respect for you to tell you where i've cruised in my lifetime.

ReginaCarman said:

This implies that the law of Karma, whether viewed as an interdependent mesh or co-dependently arising, or viewed as a linear causative structure, has a moral imperative. This of course if viewed from a personal standpoint has a huge standard deviation between what is loving and what is hateful. Though I do agree there is something just about Karma, I don't think it goes as far as tacking love on to it.

Love, rather, comes from a set of conditions which co-arise to bring forth those feelings. Such as GHB or binge drinking with friendly and loose friends during a game of twister.

*gasping* Trent.

*steals picture*

GreenLeaves said:

God...DAMN.

*hears harps*

Thank YOU Evenstar.

mplsmike said:

wait. You took that seriously?

mplsmike said:

wait. You took that seriously?

When there was supression of sexual expression, there was Dirty Mind, and Darlin' Nikki.

When there was only "black" music and "white" music, there was the new Minneapolis sound.

When there was Heavy metal and mindless dance beats, there was Sign of The Times and LoveSexy.


In the darkness there was Prince. Fearless visionary, completely unique, and unashamed of his actions.


Through these supposed rough times, he will yet again set us free from the boxes of mentality we've caged ourselves in, and set us free. Like a great buzz off a joint, or that feeling you get when you're tanked up on GHB on the dancefloor. Pure elation and exactly.


One day this wasteland of pessimism and negativity, parched, and lifeless as if Persephone were kept up in the fathoms of the underworld and Demeter still weeps, will give way to light again.
The landscape of the Internet and free commerce in the music business will bloom with as if spring had arrived and the rolling hills of the org bursts forth with daiseys reaching for the sun, filled with the glow of Prince's music. Daisey's who will learn yet again the Music of spring, as they sway in the breeze with their beloved Pansy.

Thank you.





[Edited 11/13/07 20:19pm]

ReginaCarman said:

i have too much respect for you to tell you where i've cruised in my lifetime.

ReginaCarman said:

OMG!!!! That is exactly what an American would say!!!!

i believe