:blankfriggingstare1 So where is the devil these days? All the best my son, if you're still around.

jigsawpuzzle wrote on Sep 11^th, 2010 at 6:30am:

:blankfriggingstare1 So where is the devil these days? All the best my son, if you're still around.

:pullanolte So is he still around or what? Fuck you Americans are quiet. Aren't ya fucking up yet? Why aren't ya all in church anyway whoooo.

He made the transition a few years back.

Nellcote wrote on Sep 11^th, 2010 at 9:20am:

He made the transition a few years back.

WTF? Dead?

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Oh the singer, he looks angry
At being thrown to the lions
And the bass player, he looks nervous
About the girls outside
And the drummer, he's so shattered
Trying to keep on time
And the guitar players look damaged
They've been outcasts all thier lives

Anybody here seen my old friend Sir Stones Alot?
Can you tell me where he's gone?
He freed lotta people but it seems the good they die young
You know I just looked around and he's gone.............

Drunk posting at it's best. :smilemick

Ran outta gas in the woods.

http://c3.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/12/l_54618ea9d32bc56ebbee8a0d1e95a3a2.jpg

:sad

He's frozen his body pending the next tour.

stonesalot came out publicly with his rocks off dissertation...."the stones are money grubbing hos and no longer are the true essence of rock n roll"....in short, he pulled a jerry maguire....he can now be found rambling around the streets of small towns in eastern pennsylvania, living out of the back of his nova, holding up signs on the corners of major intersections reading "will shake tambourine for food".
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Hold on honey I'd like to say
I'm busting out and breaking away
I'm letting you go like a hot horse shoe
I can't take another heart ache from you

Think about how it's gonna be
When you start back to needing me
When your dancing shoes have lost their shine
I'm gonna be gone in mine

I'm leaving now
I'm leaving now
Get out of my face
Get out of my place
I'm leaving now, adios
I'm leaving now

And the time it comes when you trim the fat
Feed the kitchen scraps to the front seat cat
Bye bye baby when the bills come due
You might have to give up a jewel or two

Eat your heart out anyway
It's hard as your head and it's cold as clay
It's all over now you won't have me
Your sugar daddy or your money tree

I'm leaving now yeah
I'm leaving now
Get out of my space
Get out of my face
I'm leaving now, hey hey
I'm leaving now

Pull up the collar on my traveling coat
Sell that miserable pleasure boat
I wouldn't give another nickel for another buck
I'm living on muscle, guts, and luck

If anybody asks where did I go
Tell 'em I went where the wild goose goes
I wouldn't have me an area code
Don't have a number, don't need a row

I'm leaving now, me to
I'm leaving now
Get out of my face
Get out of my space
I'm leaving now, adios
I'm leaving now

I'm leaving now
I'm leaving now
Get out of my space
Get out of my face
I'm leaving now, adios
I'm leaving now

From December 2007 to July 2009 – the last year of the Bush second term and the first six months of the Obama presidency, before his policies could affect the economy –  private sector employment crashed from 115,574,000 jobs to 107,778,000 jobs.  Employment continued to fall, however, for the next six months, reaching a low of 107,107,000 jobs in December of 2009.  So, out of 8,467,000 private sector jobs lost in this dismal cycle, 7,796,000 of those jobs or 92 percent were lost on the Republicans’ watch or under the sway of their policies.  Some 671,000 additional jobs were lost as the stimulus and other moves by the administration kicked in, but 630,000 jobs then came back in the following six months.  The tally, to date:  Mr. Obama can be held accountable for the net loss of 41,000 jobs  (671,000 – 630,000), while the Republicans should be held responsible for the net losses of 7,796,000 jobs.  ~  Robert Shapiro

http://www.sonecon.com/blog/?p=451

The data is empirical and the facts are incontestable, Republicans failed to protect our prosperity.  They sold the middle class to the top 2% for the low, low price of campaign donations from their favorite and most beloved lobbyists.  

" The data is empirical and the facts are incontestable, Republicans failed to protect our prosperity.  They sold the middle class to the top 2% for the low, low price of campaign donations from their favorite and most beloved lobbyists.   "


My ' Nizzle !!!!!

Joey wrote on Sep 12^th, 2010 at 6:35pm:

" The data is empirical and the facts are incontestable, Republicans failed to protect our prosperity.  They sold the middle class to the top 2% for the low, low price of campaign donations from their favorite and most beloved lobbyists.   " My ' Nizzle !!!!!

Oh it's coming... it's coming deep and from above.

Some Guy wrote on Sep 12^th, 2010 at 6:47pm:

Joey wrote on Sep 12th, 2010 at 6:35pm: " The data is empirical and the facts are incontestable, Republicans failed to protect our prosperity.  They sold the middle class to the top 2% for the low, low price of campaign donations from their favorite and most beloved lobbyists.   " My ' Nizzle !!!!! Oh it's coming... it's coming deep and from above.

why don't you two just get a $#@!ing room?

Starbuck wrote on Sep 12^th, 2010 at 10:26pm:

Some Guy wrote on Sep 12th, 2010 at 6:47pm: Joey wrote on Sep 12th, 2010 at 6:35pm: " The data is empirical and the facts are incontestable, Republicans failed to protect our prosperity.  They sold the middle class to the top 2% for the low, low price of campaign donations from their favorite and most beloved lobbyists.   " My ' Nizzle !!!!! Oh it's coming... it's coming deep and from above. why don't you two just get a $#@!ing room?

http://i453.photobucket.com/albums/qq259/coolhand1971/SinkingOilShip-8.jpg!!!!!!!!!!!