*Justine*

I think Beyonce is very talented.

After party? Where did you see these pics?

A - Animals, The

Y - Yes (Xiu Xiu is a cool band)

Whose the naked guy?

Amber and Rob Get Married is on tonight at 9(est)

When is the finale Weds? And what is tonight?

W - Whirlwind Heat

Yes, and thse Vip tickets are $175 each.

You spent $160 on ONE ticket?

Yah, I win stuff that I don't even really care for, but the things that are really important to be pass me by.

I signed up for a slew of contests too, and reported tons of people on Ebay. Well... at least you got chosen during the lottery, are you not buying tickets for sure then through that?

very big deal actually ;) Well, it turns out that I won a pair of tickets to see Kaiser Chiefs this Saturday from edge 102. Woot Woot. I guess I should start listening to the cd now... I bet they will RAWK at the show.

Satanism!!! What is that? I got it too. :devil:

I have no problem with Beyonce being in a video, I think it would be interesting.

He has his own gorgeous girl. :P

I guess I should feel lucky to never have heard this.

Why are you dieting?

I got front row to every show!!!! :P

Ouch, BlissfullyMuse... just paste your results, don't use the tags.

I call mine 'boy, 'the boy' too. ;)

Your beliefs most closely resemble those of Buddhism. Do more research on Buddhism and possibly consider becoming Buddhist, if you are not already. In Buddhism, there are Four Noble Truths: (1) Life is suffering. (2) All suffering is caused by ignorance of the nature of reality and the craving, attachment, and grasping that result from such ignorance. (3) Suffering can be ended by overcoming ignorance and attachment. (4) The path to the suppression of suffering is the Noble Eightfold Path, which consists of right views, right intention, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right-mindedness, and right contemplation. These eight are usually divided into three categories that base the Buddhist faith: morality, wisdom, and samadhi, or concentration. In Buddhism, there is no hierarchy, nor caste system; the Buddha taught that one's spiritual worth is not based on birth. Buddhism 88% Satanism 71% Christianity 67% Paganism 63% Hinduism 58% agnosticism 50% Judaism 50% Islam 46% atheism 42% Satanism????

I Link, Therefore I am by George Simpson, Monday, Apr 25, 2005 8:17 AM EST A WEST NYACK, N.Y. MAN was found dead at his computer apparently the victim of trying to keep up with too many professional forums. Childress H. Wanamaker, 54, an account executive at a New York-based new media company, died of starvation according to the West Nyack coroner's office. Wanamaker's emaciated body was found by Loraine, his wife of 26 years, who told MediaPost she had been bringing her husband meals on plastic trays for weeks, but that he never took the time to eat them. "He was glued to his computer 24/7," she said tearfully. "He was so afraid he was going to miss an opportunity to contribute a comment or start a discussion, that he just stopped eating." She added that Wanamaker's last words were "OK Picard, stick that in your pipe and smoke it..." Computer forensic specialists from SUNY at Cortland discovered that Wanamaker was subscribed to 48 different forums and networking communities including one apparently having to do with the elderly called "oldtimers" and another apparently limited to just 100 people. They also found that he posted a comment into one forum or another on an average of two per minute every hour of the day for the past seven weeks. "He felt under terrible pressure to be part of the online community," said his son, Lucian, who says he tried several times to get his father's attention and lure him away from the computer. "The only time he even looked up was when I told him I had seen Dane Madsen trying to steal his car out of the driveway." Police found what appeared to be an organization chart taped to the wall of Wanamaker's den with lines linking small photos of people unknown to the police including a Tom Hespos and an Adam Boettiger. Neither is considered a suspect in Wanamaker's death. "Once, I thought I had him," said Lucian Wanamaker, "when I said that mom had made cookies, but half out of his chair, he just sat back down mumbling something about two Roman gods; I believe it was Jupiter and Atlas having some sort of titanic battle. 'Let them eat PIE,' he bellowed banging on his keyboard." Computer forensic specialists reported that there was no order or continuity to Wanamaker's forum postings. "It looks like he just sort of randomly commented on whatever was in the discussion string at the time," said Stephen Hall, CUNY-Cortland adjunct professor of intemperate and impulsive behavior. "He let nothing go by unchallenged by his own point of view, nor failed to respond to any other community member asking for advice or a new job. This consumed not only 24 hours a day, but also, apparently, his physical health." In what must be a record, Wanamaker was linked into to over 15,250 other community members, many of whom he exchanged notes with daily. He also contributed to 375 blogs and was expected to start an online column about the impact of interactive communications on health, when he died. A virtual memorial service will be held online at a date to be determinted.

You can't always get what you want. Were you one of the lucky ones to go to the Kool Haus gig?