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    so i've been freaking out about dying.....

    in Channel Zero

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    I REMEMBER ONE OF MY AUNTS WAS A JEHOVAH WITNESS OR SOME SHIT AND TO JEHOVAHS, HEAVEN LOOKS LIKE BOTANICAL GARDEN WITH NIGGAS JUST LAMPIN LIKE SHIT IS THE HAMPTONS. I AINT SEE NO BITCHES OR NO FOOD AND SHIT, IS IT COOL TO FUCK BITCHES IN HEAVEN? SOMEBODY CHIRP JESUS AND AX HIM. THEN HIT ME BACK LEMME KNO WHATS GOODIE.

     

    Nah, I asked the dude about this shit years ago. Everything's cool, you'd just better hope you die first, cause, if not, you know my ass is smoking alllllll the diesel before you get there. No offense or nothing, you know how it is.

    Sopranos

    in Channel Zero

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    "I have no interest in explaining, defending, reinterpreting, or adding to what is there," he says of the final scene.

     

    "No one was trying to be audacious, honest to God," he adds. "We did what we thought we had to do. No one was trying to blow people's minds, or thinking, 'Wow, this'll (tick) them off.' People get the impression that you're trying to (mess) with them and it's not true. You're trying to entertain them."

     

    -David Chase

     

    (I'm bored)

    Sopranos

    in Channel Zero

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    ^I guess Gandolphini has been saying he's completely done with the character. Meaning no movie in the works.

     

    I've never followed the show, but they were still talking about it for a half-hour on the radio this morning.

    Great Quotes.

    in Channel Zero

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    Christopher Hyatt

    "Both Satanic cults and Christian fundamentalists are closer to seeing the truth than most normal people.

     

    Something is going on, but it's not what they think. The Beast is staring out from each pair of eyes you see. Each glance in the mirror is the story of this world -- and the Toxick Magician loves mirrors. Each time he sees his face, he sees the self-destroying power of the species and the planet. This is his true freedom, which transcends any cult and any cult hero.

     

    He knows that each person suffers silently and secretly and each person is constantly making up stories to hide his own hideousness from himself and others.

     

    He has the strength and fortitude to face the Void and see the Beast deep within, eating its way out.

     

    He knows that flesh is mostly for pain -- that pleasure is more fleeting and pain is more enduring. He laughs into the Cosmic Belly of Hell as the Beast consumes him."

    (from the Psychopath's Bible)

     

    Baphomet.

    most of my friends

    in Channel Zero

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    Before meeting him, my boy's wifey used to live in a house full of junk-punks.

     

    She was a nice girl in a really desperate situation. Those dudes stole, cheated, and made her feel like less than human every chance they had. She stood for it because she'd been abandoned by damn-near everyone over the course of her life, and figured that, while they were treating her like garbage, their letting her stay with them was a kind enough act to excuse the abuse. They were roughly ten years her senior.

     

    Eventually my boy, who isn't the brightest but has a good heart, found her. He moved her out, made her stop hanging out with junkies, stop stripping, and genuinely took care of her.

     

    Flash forward six months later, they wake at 3 in the morning to find said junkies going through her car. My boy goes downstrairs, they take off, and he finds that his credit card and wallet are missing.

     

    They didn't know she was living with someone with a backbone.

     

    If they had known this, and weren't cowards that prey on the wounded, they might still have most of their teeth, and wouldn't have had their faces peeled off with a set of keys.

     

    Too bad for them.

    Hey stepkids, adopted children, and orfans.

    in Channel Zero

    Posted

    I feel real bad for people who grew up without a father...it's gotta be real hard to grow into a man without ya dad around

     

    /No emo, I just love my Dad

     

    Nah, it's not always like that.

     

    A lot of the guys I know that grew up without dads - or with deadbeat alcoholic dads that were still around - took on the 'responsible' role early on, to prevent becomming that person.

     

    Of course, that goes in either direction. I'd say it's 50/50. About the same as it is for guys with dads.

    Inner city and suburbs

    in Channel Zero

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    ^Only people (usually white kids) from the 'burbs, who've been seriously confused by rap (or movies), are trying to get INTO the ghetto.

     

    I've encountered my share of these types.

     

    Shit is downright offensive when you know people - like members of your family - who've worked their entire lives to get out of a miserable situation, and some clown comes along and tries to glorify living hand-to-mouth because a 26 year-old dumbfuck said there was something 'cool' about it on a record.

     

    That ain't cool. Watching people's lives go to relative shit is sad. Being broke fucking sucks, and so does having to deal with shady assholes.

     

     

    Then again, the burbs are a weird place. It's strange dealing with people that you know have never had a day of turmoil in their lives. Lucky them.

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