What's on your CTRL+V?

[Silver Metallic]

Re: What's on your CTRL+V?

whahahahaha

[the_unda_doggz]

Re: What's on your CTRL+V?

I have a fair amount of posts. Also I am starting to check
all of the topics

[Rebirth0]

Re: What's on your CTRL+V?

Fhqwhgads703 (3:09:19 PM): http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.ph...73e253b4efcc25

[archbishopjabber]

Re: What's on your CTRL+V?

http://gorillamask.net/colbert-oreilly.shtml

[andy-o24]

Re: What's on your CTRL+V?

just copied it. it's a poem I wrote like 4 years ago.

Life is a bitch,
Especially when you have an itch,
Everyone sucks,
Cause they shoot ducks,
The devils reign,
Wont be in vain,
Because life is a bitch.

When he comes to rule,
All will drool,
Cause his sight,
Is one of fright,
We’ll try to flee,
But he will see,
That life is a bitch.

All the torture,
Hidden in the orchard,
All we do is cry,
We don’t even try,
Serving him for life,
Is a life of strife,
CAUSE LIFE IS A BITCH!

[Non-stop10]

Re: What's on your CTRL+V?



(I was playing on All Music;I have 127 songs in total! Don't tell me that isn't bad...well, it sort of is...and my highest has gotten past the 20,000 mark.)

[FRANKKK]

Re: What's on your CTRL+V?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5vOdoPd_ro

funny vid about hot pockets =p

[Doug31]

Re: What's on your CTRL+V?

Level ranks for Doug31
Rank Level Score
1 Love You Anymore 186,000
1 Bubbleman Stage Theme 213,900
1 Trip to the Moon (Club Remix) 221,650
1 Halcyon 232,500
1 Dance 2 This 249,550
1 Seattle's Finest (Parental Advisory) 261,950
1 SuperMario 8bit Eighties Remix 269,700
1 This Beat is For Tha Streets! 280,550
1 For Who I Am 285,200
1 Computer Dreams 288,300
1 She Bangs (William Hung Version) 291,400
1 Moonlight Sonata 310,000
1 Stay With Me (Unlikely) 382,850
1 Activity Unbroken 385,950
1 Soul Shift (ffr edit) 390,600
1 Resistance 421,600
1 Freak Out 441,750
1 The Color of Battle 454,150
1 Falling Into You 466,550
1 Mega Man 2 - Dr. Wily Theme #1 478,950
1 Dr Willy Theme V2 482,050
1 Spontaneous Hydroxide 492,900
1 Come With Me 497,550
1 Massive (ffr remix) 539,400
1 Salad for Your Tuesday 540,950
1 Secret Zombie Room 568,850
1 Alpha Helix 571,950
1 8-Bit Day Dreamer 576,600
1 La Luna Caida 578,150
1 Blank Knowing 602,950
1 Snowflakes 606,050
1 Life Goes On 615,350
1 The Return F SuperDouble 692,850
1 Metalman Goes Clubbing 717,650
1 RainDrops 720,750
1 I Can See The Light 744,000
1 Libertine 745,550
1 Save Me 771,900
1 Emotions 775,000
1 Fett's Vette 782,750
1 Terror From Beyond 796,700
1 See You Dance 799,800
1 Breaking the Common 878,850
1 Horizon 888,150
1 Boss Machine (Sonic2) 891,250
1 One Last Battle 891,250
8 The Games We Played, Part 2 1,073,580
9 {Red Alert} 767,975
10 Revolutionary Etude 1,573,450
16 Shag 802,625
17 Legend of Zelda Remix 454,600
18 Carol Megamix 1,897,650
20 Slap Guitar 2 757,400
28 Chaotic Sound 1,472,225
29 Classical Insanity 1,702,220
30 Nova Pulser 1,171,475
31 Stay With Me (V2) 859,975
31 {Firestorm} 1,562,475
33 HELLBEAT 740,270
33 Tetris Remix 845,750
33 The Games We Played, Part 5 1,943,580
34 FFR Evolution 1,185,475
34 Synesthetic FFR Edit 1,189,750
35 Too Tight 563,925
35 Pants 2,697,050
36 Get on the Move 553,075
36 Bubble Bobble Hillbilly Rodeo 1,118,550
36 Final Fantasy 7 Battle 1,246,550
36 Victims And Martyrs 1,849,600
39 Last Firstborn 890,150
39 Be Princess 1,398,475
39 End Night 1,736,455
40 136.6 858,875
41 Hyper Pressure 1,721,500
43 Ingenuity 605,500
43 Story of Snowman and Sunshine Girl 827,050
43 RunnyMorning (SGX MIX) 1,193,135
44 Rondo Alla Turca 2,379,305
45 {Rose} 2,013,525
46 Kick It 911,125
46 Cutting Circles 1,392,230
47 Start Something 569,575
48 One Minute Waltz 685,575
50 Funk in G 1,000,925
50 Epic 1,816,845
52 Rondo Alla Turca V2 2,354,340
53 Play It Funky 774,450
54 The Essential 604,225
54 Palindrome 675,700
54 Carrousel Paradise 1,466,180
55 Hungarian Dance #5 872,100
56 Sky Dive 1,169,150
56 Kick Your A 1,603,470
57 Summer -Speedy Mix- 1,199,945
57 Delirium 1,669,250
58 Ball of Malt 665,655
58 The Games We Played, Part 4 1,737,800
59 For FFR 1,324,850
59 Grand Gallop Chromatique 1,392,915
60 ASB 1,327,130
60 Wish (For FFR) 1,743,805
60 Sensorium 2,203,680
61 Just Died 1,189,850
61 Night Of Flight 2,437,775
62 Green Twilight FFR Edit 967,925
62 Abtrusity 1,107,615
62 Straight To Video 1,397,550
62 Tension 1,516,780
63 Go Go Go Power Rangers 825,875
64 Etude To A Dragon 1,190,575
65 4F73R M3 (FFR edit) 1,369,335
66 Balloon Fever 1,481,040
67 Torinouta (Noise Rave Mix) 1,764,650
68 Until The End 691,925
68 Molto Vivace 958,170
71 Moonbeam 1,370,650
73 Evil Approaches 1,209,835
73 Uber Rave V2 1,588,100
74 January's Song 976,950
75 Caprice 1,117,370
75 20031023 1,731,755
75 Visions (NRGyzd mix) 2,088,935
75 Mother Of God 2,144,230
76 Famouz 603,730
79 Dendrite 805,725
81 Cat Walk 2 569,025
83 Gradeus 2,321,660
84 Splash Beats 1,257,180
87 Turbulence 1,151,185
87 Get Down 1,774,420
88 Lethal Injection 1,635,165
91 Water Like Pudding 804,625
91 Lovely Lovely Lovely 1,273,130
96 Crystalis - House Leaves (Remix) 434,880
97 Lawn Wake IV 973,555
97 Thinking Different 1,396,450
98 SkellyBones 463,175
98 Uber Rave 1,488,455
100 Courage 1,286,300
101 Crowdpleaser 1,120,290
101 Fantranstic 1,399,550
101 Klung Kung 2,454,440
103 dot death (Steath Remix) 1,491,485
104 Euthanasia 1,259,205
105 Rottel-da-station 1,048,620
106 Strangeprogram 1,243,165
106 Silence 2,108,210
108 Deep Breath 1,222,865
113 Parachute (stupid clowns) 726,400
117 Turkish March 812,010
123 Burnout 697,225
125 The Games We Played, Part 1 1,391,240
126 Resurrection In Progress 1,053,625
127 Tribal Transcendency 1,752,490
133 Norgers 704,600
133 Jelly Roll Blues 780,555
136 Beethoven Virus 710,075
138 Coat Czech 842,405
139 Exciting Hyper Highspeed Star 1,217,500
145 NeoMAX 1,084,740
146 Party 4u - HolyNightRemix V2 757,295
148 Hanabi 1,510,580
150 Flight of the Bumblebee 841,020
154 Chrono Trigger - Boss Theme 633,370
156 Playdoh 1,519,805
157 MAX Forever 4,178,415
159 Noir Remixed 857,855
161 Platypus 638,325
162 AIM Anthem 564,465
165 The Games We Played, Part 3 1,432,110
174 Below The Surface 513,500
175 Domani 1,333,655
177 Contra- distinction 474,750
199 Legend 1,371,930
205 Stalled Out and Sushi Bars 917,675
212 X-Dreamer Final Cut 934,935
216 Force Of Light 1,219,760
218 Maple Leaf Rag 1,783,630
219 Hungarian Dance #7 580,515
225 Pondering Stuff 520,150
228 Song For The Nihonjins 2,200,455
229 Halogen 1,213,000
231 Euphoria 664,400
244 100 Bar Blackout 543,110
434 CIA Rave 1,638,030
Average: 68.259459459459

[nigggel]

Re: What's on your CTRL+V?

The Los Angeles coastal area was inhabited by the Tongva (or Gabrieleños), Chumash, and earlier Native American nations for thousands of years. The first Europeans to arrive came in 1542, led by Juan Cabrillo, a Portuguese explorer who claimed the area for the Spanish Empire but did not stay. The next contact came 227 years later when Gaspar de Portolà, together with Franciscan padre Juan Crespi, reached the present site of Los Angeles on August 2, 1769.
In 1771, Father Junípero Serra had the Mission San Gabriel Arcángel built near Whittier Narrows in today's nearby San Gabriel Valley.[2] On September 4, 1781, a group of 52 settlers from New Spain, set out from the San Gabriel mission to establish a settlement along the banks of the Porciúncula River[3] (now Los Angeles River). These settlers were of Filipino [4],Indian and Spanish ancestry, of whom two-thirds were mestizo .[5]
In 1777, the new governor of California, Felipe de Neve, recommended to the viceroy of New Spain that the site be developed into a pueblo (town). The area was duly named "El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Ángeles del Río de Porciúncula," ("The Town of Our Lady the Queen of the Angels on the River Porciúncula"). It remained a small ranch town for decades, but by 1820 the population had increased to about 650 residents, making it the largest civilian (non mission) community in Spanish California. Today the outline of the Pueblo is preserved in a historic monument familiarly called Olvera Street, formerly Wine Street, which was named after Agustin Olvera.


Olvera Street.
New Spain achieved it's independence from the Spanish Empire in 1821, and the pueblo continued as a part of Mexico. Mexican rule ended during the Mexican-American War, when Americans took control from the Californios after a series of battles that included; The Battle of San Pascual, the Battle of Dominguez Rancho, and ultimately, the Battle of Rio San Gabriel in 1847. The Treaty of Cahuenga, signed on January 13, 1847, ended hostilities in California, and in the later Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo (1848), the Mexican government formally ceded Alta California and other territories to the United States. European Americans solidified control over the city after they immigrated into California during the California Gold Rush and secured the subsequent admission of California into the United States, forcing the native Mexican population into second class citizenship and fueling racial tensions that continue up until today. Los Angeles was incorporated as a city in 1850.
Railroads arrived when the Southern Pacific completed its line to Los Angeles in 1876. Oil was discovered in 1892, and by 1923 Los Angeles was supplying one-quarter of the world's petroleum. Even more important to the city's growth was water. In 1913, William Mulholland completed the aqueduct that assured the city's growth. In 1915, the City of Los Angeles began annexation of dozens of neighboring communities without water supplies of their own. A largely fictionalized account of the Owens Valley Water War can be found in the 1974 motion picture Chinatown.
In the 1920s the motion picture and aviation industries both flocked to Los Angeles and helped to further develop it. The city was the proud host of the 1932 Summer Olympics which saw the development of Baldwin Hills as the original Olympic Village. This period also saw the arrival of the exiles from the increasing pre-war tension in Europe, including such notables as Thomas Mann, Fritz Lang, Bertolt Brecht, Arnold Schoenberg, and Lion Feuchtwanger. World War II brought new growth and prosperity to the city, although many of its Japanese-American residents were transported to internment camps for the duration of the war. The postwar years saw an even greater boom as urban sprawl expanded into the San Fernando Valley.
The Watts riots in 1965 and Chicano High School "blowouts" along with the 1970 Chicano Moratorium showed the nation the deep racial divisions existing in the city. In 1969, Los Angeles was one of two "birthplaces" of the Internet, as the first ARPANET transmission was sent from UCLA to SRI in Menlo Park. The XXIII Olympiad was hosted in Los Angeles in 1984. The city was once again tested by the 1992 Los Angeles riots, the 1994 Northridge earthquake, and in 2002, the attempted secession by the San Fernando Valley and Hollywood sections of the city which was defeated at the polls. Recently, urban redevelopment and gentrification have been taking place at a furious pace in various parts of the city, most notably Downtown.

[businessman07]

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[dead_juggalo]

Re: What's on your CTRL+V?

Bahamut - 14
Jewpin - 11
Rebirth - 15
Scottish - 14
Shash - 16
Squeek -12
Tasselfoot - 13
Tibs - 5

[businessman07]

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http://www.flashflashrevolution.com/.../dead_juggalo/

[raver_408]

Re: What's on your CTRL+V?

Hiniku

[businessman07]

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http://www.flashflashrevolution.com/profile/raver_408/

[UberMario]

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