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i told you from the jump, don’t catch no feelins
Did a review for Nahhhhh about Homewrecker's newest album. Please check out the review. And if not, just check out the record, that's more important.
This is the first time I've been on this site for quiet sometime. I have more followers now than when I left. Good to see my absence is attracting to people.
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This is coming up soon, and I want friends from everywhere to be here. There are bands coming from all over the northeast playing this, so there is a good chance you have a friend playing this. Be a good friend and come out and support your friends.
The Bane record release show tonight is about to be nuts. Roll Call.
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new-rules
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Things Change
Alex Zampirri
Guest spotting at Black Label Tattoo Co.
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1. No matter how much you love somebody and no matter how much energy you put into a human being, you can not make them love you.
2. Tell your friends you love them every time you part. Being appreciative of your friends makes them feel nice.
3. Do not rely on another person to make you happy....
My boy Mike speak words to live by.
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Pushed too far, you’re forced to react. Now you’re face-down with a gun at your back. The Badge’s word against your own. Stripped of your rights and forced to atone. Criminals in uniform, false sense of power. Feeding from the public palms, driven to devour. Trading virtues for hostility, lacking all morality. Hailing from academies, delinquents with a salary.
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4 Police Tricks to Nab You For Pot and How You Can Beat Them http://www.alternet.org/4-police-tricks-nab-you-pot-and-how-you-can-beat-them?page=0%2C2
I would also like to thank Megan from The Free Lioness for inspiration.
thinksquad.tumblr.com thinksquad.net facebook.com/thinksquad and find me on twitter @thinksquad
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Clint Malarchuk mere moments after having his jugular vein severed during a game on March 22, 1989. The wound was closed after 300 stitches and he avoided becoming the third NHL player to die from an in-game injury
One of the trainers had been a medic in Vietnam, and was able to hold his jugular closed until he could receive treatment.
Easily the most intense moment in sports history.
hockey tho
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FUMING MOUTH - "IMMOLATE" FFO: Death Metal Influenced Hardcore Download/listen here.