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missing the little things today.

xoxo
-missy
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minceir:
Hugs! Miss the simplest of things
frolic:
sometimes you have to make your own little things to be happy about smile
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KRS-One, also known as The Blastmaster or The Teacha, has been one of the most respected emcees in hiphop since he got his start in the late '80s as one half of Boogie Down Productions. Since building his reputation on tracks like Stop the Violence and Sound of da Police, KRS has enjoyed a long and celebrated...
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Is surprised that the comments on myspace are way nicer than the comments on facebook.

xoxo
-missy
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kay:
Is it a nice surprise though?
king_:
yeah some of the folks on facebook are vicious
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Comedian Zach Galifianakis likes his one-liners. They become the quoted dialogue from his movies, he zings em at stand-up audiences and even in interviews he relishes in punchy brevity. That makes an interview with Zach Galifianakis short but offers a strong...
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KRS-One, also known as The Blastmaster or The Teacha, has been one of the most respected emcees in hiphop since he got his start in the late '80s as one half of Boogie Down Productions. Since building his reputation on tracks like Stop the Violence and Sound of da Police, KRS has enjoyed a long and celebrated solo career, with over a dozen albums to...
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dazerone69r:
madd love and respect to THE TEACHA, such a prevalent force in the world of HIP HOP culture period.
his lectures are truly a reflection of what our community as a whole has to be willing to embrace in the sense of the community is here for us and we are here for OUR community.

mk47:
KRs got integrity no doubt..*true skool* - i like dat - always teachable innit

thank yousmile

god blesssmile x
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After Rob Zombie remade John Carpenters Halloween, he was determined not to make a sequel. His remake embellished the original landmark slasher film by portraying Michael Myers childhood. Released to box office success...
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Some days, some things, some ways, only thing to do is keep pushing through.

xoxo
-missy
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scotty:
Keep pushing lady.
aspen:
Seriously. Sookie should jump the Bill ship fro some Eric action.
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There are only a handful of comedians whose album releases qualify as cultural events, but Patton Oswalt is one of them. Tracks from his new CD, My Weakness is Strong are already being dissected by comedy enthusiasts in coffee shops...
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I believe that I need to improve the time management in my personal life. I resist a scheduled life but think that is what would bring happiness and a sense of accomplishment if I budgeted my time better and set aside time for projects.

Although, maybe a less scheduled personal life would make me less stressed? I can see the advantages of both. Anyone have...
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mrluckys:
Getting Things Done really helped get me organized and be more productive. If you have most things scheduled and organized then you don't have to keep thinking about them and therefore you will be less stressed.
78walk:
If you get this one figured out, don't keep it a secret. smile

My experience has been that time is going to get used up, one way or the other. When I was racing, the need to be focused on that primary avocation seemed to help organize the rest of my life. When I stopped racing and ostensibly had much more time on my hands, less concrete stuff seemed to end up actually getting done.

So, I guess I would say my formula for when I was the happiest and felt the most favorable balance in life was to enjoy my job but not take it home too much, have one great passion for a dominant avocation that I take most seriously, and let all the other interests sort themselves out in a natural process of fitting in with those two major elements.

Unfortunately, after I stopped racing several years ago, I haven't had much luck finding a new paradigm that works as well as the old one. But I just learned the other day that it's possible I may have an opportunity to race again next year in the specific type of cars I love. Sometimes things work out on their own, even if we can't figure it all out. smile
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Still half a year shy of her 21st birthday, Scout Taylor-Compton is already an old hand at horror, able to speak from experience about things like working the convention circuit, keeping in touch with the legions of fans, and balancing a career with non-horror roles (shell next be seen as a young version...
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After Rob Zombie remade John Carpenters Halloween, he was determined not to make a sequel. His remake embellished the original landmark slasher film by portraying Michael Myers childhood. Released to box office success in August of 2007, Zombie was ready to move on.

I was totally serious when I said it, Zombie said in an exclusive phone interview. I wasnt bullshitting. When I finished...
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mckenzie:
I love all Rob Zombies work, I barley rented Halloween two... his movies scare me at first but then I love them and watch them a hundred times over and over.
snowpea:
I worship Mr Zombie, but this movie kind of blew balls. There were some creative and disgusting kills but...I found the whole movie pretty bleak and depressing. I really didn't enjoy it. I'm still really stoked for Tyrannosaurus Rex though.
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There are only a handful of comedians whose album releases qualify as cultural events, but Patton Oswalt is one of them. Tracks from his new CD, My Weakness is Strong are already being dissected by comedy enthusiasts in coffee shops around the country and picked apart on social networks like Twitter for the exquisite one-liners, the acutely-lobbed political grenades, and moments of inspired lunacy that...
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fitzsimmons:
Loved the interview. Patton is awesome. Just bought this CD a few weeks ago. It is hilarious.
melx:
I just watched Big Fan this weekend, not really knowing what it was about, and it was so good. Not what I expected but Patton was fantastic.