Uncle*Milton

Calm down with the leters a little, you have to learn what the letters look like before you can bend them into weird designs. For instance, the 'R,' that is not what an R looks like, the hole is in the wrong place, you have a bar like | and another that is supposed to be curved like 2 (sort of) the connection of the |2 makes the R, you don't need an extra hole in the 2. And also, as a general rule, when you start out the bars that make up the letters shouldn't overlap, its a symptom of something being amiss. See yow on the M and the N the first bar overlaps with the second? On simple pieces it should either be one bar that is connect or two separate bars, it shouldn't be two bars going in almost exactly the same direction if that makes any sense. I'm not going to tell you to do cereal box fonts, because you wouldn't listen anyway, but look at a regular font if I type out M O R n none of the bars overlap... I don't know, keep practicing, and cool out with the tag, start simpler than that. Make letters first, then fix them up...

I had thought that 'private one-on-one lessons' was a euphamism for sex. Which I was going to laugh at. Now I realize she actually wants private one-on-one graffiti lessons, and I'm laughing even harder. This reminds me of a discussion I was having with a friend of mine regarding power dialectics between the sexes. It's amazing how young women are when they learn to use their sexuality to get what they want from men. It's strange however that she thought "show us your tit's" was an inappropriate response. This actually intrigues me. As in, you came on a mostly male, mostly 18-21 year old, mostly too computer savy to get laid frequently, message board and asked for "guys" to give you private graffiti lessons. I am hard-pressed to believe that you didn't know what you were getting into so to speak. But, the response of "I'm only 15 you perv!" tells me something about our society. I think probably it's the only acceptable response from someone in your position, but, I doubt that it was the honest reaction. Or maybe it was, which is infintitely more interesting from an academic perspective. Or, maybe you're just a cop?

Jybe, you're on the right track... Your letter structure looks decent. Try this, separate the letters entirely from one another, they shouldn't just be attached all willy-nilly, the attachments come from the flow of the letters when you develop a style that you like. For now, write out J Y B E just like that, make sure every letter is solid and flows well, separate of the other letters, it should be balanced, and solid. Take a piece of graph paper and make squares on it, then draw each letter inside the square. Once you're comfortable with that draw them overlapping but not attached, play around with which letters overlap and which do not, still simple letters and no attachments/extensions. See how the letters flow together, play with them, but don't let them connect... Another exercise you might want to try is to write every letter, and see how the letters are built, the only way to understand letter construction is to draw every letter. Also: Work on handstyles, they should be simple, the less strokes the better....

Echoes and the Bunnymen - Killing Moon Current Mood -Fuck You! I almost got into a fight with a dude in traffic today. That dude would have kicked my ass.... Oh well...

Mr. Vinyl Junkie 1) That gun looks pretty nice, and if you're going target shooting, you don't want a little snub nose. [i have a semi-auto .380 which is quite small, and the kick is ridiculous on it. 2) If you want to get around the lock/lock box requirement, check your local laws, there may be an exception for guns purchased at a gun show, so you might be able to get it that way. Also gun shows have some pretty nice deals, and they usually waive the waiting requirement. [Which is generally 5 days for handguns unless you have a concealed weapons permit.] 3) Revolvers are cool, and much more reliable, go with something simple. Although the newer glocks and even hk's can be a little more mechanically complex, if you go any less expensive all the intricate stuff will give you trouble. Thats why I stick with the 1911. Mr. Ojos 1) Usually the wait is 5 business days on a handgun if you don't have a permit. 2) If you want something small to blow holes in stuff get a shot gun with a pistol grip and then cut the barrel just past where the slide comes up. 3) That is illegal so don't try to sell it/ use it at a range. Night

'I was young and havin' money, havin' honeys come to the crib, diggin' they shit and they couldn't get cab money from me...'

I just got finished having a fight with someone via the wonderful world we call the internet. I am 22, this person is 23. I am wondering if it is still appropriate to have an argument online if you are older than 17. I'm pretty sure its not. I told her to shut her fucking mouth, which was not really accurate, i should have told her to shut her fucking laptop... Word...

A) It's not as fun if the gun is unloaded. B) I don't think the gun probably went off while inside her woman parts, because if it did, and was a 45, even if a blank, she would probably be dead. C) What the fuck is up with banging a chick with a gun, I have more respect for my guns than that, also I would think that the site on the barrel would fuck shit up... Word?

I'm starting to get fat now that I actually have to try in school, soon I'll get back in shape... Hopefully... Also I'm in a bit of a 'I am always working and so have no time to go out' related slump, which is equally bothersome... I'm suck at life now...