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Im Andrew, I drink alot of beer, smoke alot of weed and play alot of guitar.
Im an estimator for a demolition co. My friend put together these playlists and im too lazy to change em. I listen to progressive metal or guitar metal.
Im better on the guitar than you. if you think im not, I am, keep practicing.
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girlrocker08 said:
yeah i shop at thrift shops from time to time, but for the most part you will find me in true religion's and designer threads. don't assume.
i am content with myself, your sir, are not.
-Jennifurr
3 years 8 weeks ago
Denise.. said:
I dont. When you think about the target audience of films such as zeitgeist, such trust is in the hands of anything anti-establishment with anyone who holds a similar mindset. So although a good watch, one should never be too open minded, and should direct questions and skepticism even in the most unlikely of places.
3 years 8 weeks ago
Ms. Jagermeister said:
Ahhh.. I'd be no good in that case. I'm only 5'4" lol i'm a shrimp!
3 years 8 weeks ago
Ms. Jagermeister said:
Whoaaaa, really? That's awesome. Hook me up with that job =]
3 years 8 weeks ago
Ms. Jagermeister said:
hah, yeah right. nobody would sign me for anything in hollywood i bet.
3 years 9 weeks ago
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Denise.. said:
Conservative issues definitely spark an interest in me, I truly admire and follow congressman Ron Paul, I believe he's the last true follower of our constitution and a true conservative. To touch on Zeitgeist again though, the only problem I seem to have with the documentary is it seems to lean on socialism as far as the "Venus Project" goes, but with some work it is a step forward. I believe all of the concentration of the important info is in the beginning of the film, and some people who aren't necessarily "into" politics have no idea that these issues exist (hopefully they're not ignoring them! ha), so I appreciate it for that. I wish there was a more "politically correct" way to go about it for those see-it (on the news) -to believe-it types. I think sometimes videos give real issues a "conspiracy-theorist" vibe, which I definitely don't promote. I'm all about the facts. But it's a lot easier in these days of impatience to get someone to watch a documentary then to try to explain blow back theory or how to regain fiscal sanity.
2 years 43 weeks ago