Banshees Scream

It was mature of me, I know. But if others feel so unleashed to express their deepest emotions so everyone can hear them, I'll express mine. It's just that simple. Anyway, what are the highest rated films so far this year? I heard the remake of Indiana Jones wasn't that bad.

This question is optional, but have you ever started crying in a movie theater? I really think getting so emotional in public over a film is ridiculous. It's obvious to everyone that there is always that group of people "Making outrageous sounds which are absolutely uncalled for" but without being very opinionated, crying out loud like somebody stole your tricycle makes you look like a real idiot. I saw a guy about fifty sobbing over a film recently and since he felt so free to express his emotions, I started laughing out loud uncontrollably.

I've never read a book while I was drunk in my life. That's just asking to be freaked out. No thanks. I read just about everything else.

Ron Davis, the president of the (AMA), has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. His obituary status may definitely hold some value.

Well, I drop curtains when people take a stage they cannot master, Pooka. I drop curtains when they feel inclined to evaluate another being who is clearly superior to them. Twelvetrees can talk about falling below standards all he wants but his grammatical capabilities won't throw him the water float in my ocean of standards. I try not to categorize actual people but my best guess is that he is a member of the Anti-Scream campaign. Apparently my biggest fan from that organization is Fellatio Nelson and my latest prediction is "his character" will lose it's purpose because eventually he will be raving his fists and roaring his little chants all alone. He'll register under a new name and learn how to use the (insert link) button. If you get my tone. Anyway, it's good to see you back Pooka! Post once or twice a week! You know, Godot can't do it all alone.

Are you leaving the windows open because you don't have central air? If that is the case you need central air. We all need central air. Just don't go ballistic at the birds because the girl across the street won't have any idea why you are screaming. I once knew of this guy who was a neighbor of a friend of mine and he would be outside screaming at his car at 3 AM. Afterwards he would look in the car mirror and say "O Les you lookin' fine" .. it was one of the most pathetic scenes I've ever had to witness in my lifetime. Hey Harry Mack, keep it cool. It's worth having it installed.

Come on, let's go, get up.

Winston Churchill, the grandson of Winston Churchill, is facing his own battle with cancer. He is undergoing medical tests in New York and when asked about the cancer he replied “It’s not a road I want to go down and discuss, I’m afraid.” And on my radar that means his showdown ain't far down the narrow road of time.

Millwall, let me explain to you the situation. The guy has been a member on this forum for about 15 months and out of every confrontation I've ever been at stance with, I've never convinced myself enough that the person might actually look at me as an inspiration for themselves to be better at life. Some people look in the mirror and they don't see themselves as individuals (as I might or how you might) they see the side of them which they never felt comfortable with. The other side is like a shattered mirror, a thousand faces. He would never admit it but I believe Fellatio Nelson (whether he realizes it or not) builds his confidence up off my personality and gains a feel for (how to act in social environment's ) off my personality. I know that makes me sound like a real ego maniac but when you really think about the amount of times Fellatio Nelson has made (comments like a sixth grader above) you might actually agree with me.

O stop it, you admire me. I'm finally able to see through the Anti-Scream campaign you constantly run. I'm sure from where you stand you've misinterpreted several of my views (which is obvious sh*t to me) but for the most part - surrender Fellatio Nelson. The paragraph structure was originally mine (and the way you complain can be compared to how I've went off the wall on certain topics) but that doesn't mean I'm excluding the fact that you have contributed some form of originality. I don't need to be in your signature like Brinsworth House Baiter was, but admit to me that at some limitation you've been influenced and you admire my regular contribution here. Admit it.

There is hard evidence of much speculation but there isn't hard evidence of what the extremity of his condition is. It's rational to theorize about the possible circumstances but until it's official (which it is not) I'm not fully convinced his diagnosis is terminal. With many of his associates denying his illness and with him replying "I'm doing nicely" it encourages one to think his illness is exaggerated. By how much it is exaggerated is the next question. Without being optimistic couldn't you agree? Emphysema is a little different then lung cancer. .

Every time I think of Notapotato I grin. It's the greatest user name ever. I see him as the kind of person who would like a private island to himself.

Welcome! (O ..sorry.. was that loud?) you have found a special place. It's more special then those sitcoms from the 1980's. Dick Van Patten has made a full recovery and it's the first time I've heard the name. I guess it's different strokes for different folks. The "dad" from diff'rent strokes (he had like a 21 year old Gary Coleman on his lap) is Conrad Bain, who is one of those actors which are either a solid pick for next year or he might be alive in fifteen years from now. You never know with some of those 80's actors who looked older then they were.

Standing on the roof of your house and dropping a quarter into the plastic cup on the ground.

I say "Why lie?" Here is one of the latest articles which this A.E. Hotcher claims to be misquoted by the media. Some political figures (Probably Than Shwe.. Umaru Yar’Adua... Yasuo Fukuda) are all names who tried to conceal their health struggles, but that's politics. From the reactions in some of the articles, I'm being given the impression (He had surgery, he is now recovering) sort of vibe. I don't think it's impossible that he has cancer but having it be terminal is an example of how tabloids overreact.

Considering that most of the latest Archbishops you've talked about are already at their showdown, I'm hoping Shenouda will keep himself alive until next year. Definitely not a healthy man and a promising addition to anyones DDP team. The only thing is I'm not very confident about his odds. They say "a little bit of luck" on those (take 5) commercials but it might take a lot for his 2008 survival.

This is a scribble down. I don't really care about Watson but I had ten minutes to kill. A man named Watson had dreamed of his death A man named Watson had a headache that pounded A man named Watson had become music to our ears A man named Watson contemplated his nightmare A young man walks with a heartbeat in his brain A young man walks with a heartbeat in his brain Like a parade marching in the outskirts of his mind Like a knife being pressed through his nose A karaoke crooner cries "This pain in my head" A karaoke crooner cries "I'm happy to be alive" A quarter into the karaoke machine and it's music to my ears I need a glass of water and an aspirin

I've realized that if you look very closely everything can be seen. You don't need microscopic lenses, it's vision of thought. Vision of reality - as in what stands before you. Every single solution always seems like one hundred solutions because all you analyze is what the options are. You analyze the options in room complicated 101 in your mind. Then you select one solution and you find out how immaculate your perspective is. Or how medicore it is. Or how slanted it is. Slanted as in downward which would mean negative because in this world upwards means to gain. Life is what you've made it to be and then after that you observe it's performance. It's like death because as we know it death is an ongoing trend that we can judge freely as it exploits itself. It exploits itself every hour-of every minute -of every second- of every moment in time as we know it. Life is an outlook of which people measure upon experience. Or ignorance. or influence. Or it's inherited but I'm not convinced. Life is very advertized and everybody buys the product man. You've bought the product, I've even bought the product. But a certain class of people can grasp that concept so there is a difference from realizing and never even thinking about the mirriors of expectation surrounding us. The day people think for themselves. I might have somebody in a state of magnified confusion but if you look very closely you might actually find that I make a lot of sense.

I've actually bought his cereal before. I believe his agent. I'm not buying into this cancer business. The image doesn't convince me.

It's about time but when will the time come where those "alternatives" become available? Are we looking at 25 years? What is the estimate? I'm asking myself if available is the word because now a word called "affortable" is in mind so we are not only in need for more resources, but we need a source which is affortable. The concept of (using public transporation instead) is also very expensive depending on the location and service. A Taxi in the city is outrageous for example (and in most areas) people don't even have the option to say (I'll take the bus which is contaminated with disease) or the subway which might be a cheaper way (but have fun standing up) .. The whole reason prices are insane (In the US) is because of the money it costs to stay in Iraq and babysit a variety of minor organazations which are built up of some religious bullshit. Not to mention they hate the fact we are there. It's unbelieveable but it's something everyone will have to deal with unless Obama gets elected.

I expect his obituary coverage to be a lesson to myself. I think in mid December we all go through some frenzy of unlimited possibilities and since I knew Wujcik wasn't going to be alive by the end of the year, I took a gamble. It's a shame I didn't spot Yo-Sam Choi instead.

Qualified? Do you know the definition of the word? The standard definition: meeting the proper standards and requirements for a position or task. Now let's seperate the facts from your ignorance. As for qualification, that is something I straight-own. I'm startled because I'm trying to figure out (who you think you are) to even feel as if you have the capacity to call me out on such an issue? I can never be 100% sure of anything, but I have a theory you might have misinterpreted something I've said. If that isn't the case, you seriously need a little reality check son. Because I'll teach you straight how to act. Somebody posted a link the other day (in the ideas and possibilities thread) about a Vietnamise general who still thought Vietnam was going on thirty years later. I'm trying to convince myself both of you aren't on the same level of awareness but somehow I hear another drum beating. You call me out and mention words such as dignity? I appologize for taking you as an intelligent man. You've made this about me and you've made it about you. I'm going to be a gentleman and say "if you have any dignity" you will just pretend none of this ever even happened. Save yourself the embarassment.