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people get drunk n shit with meat ball soup in they nutsack

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i think so too, try and keep things more simple. you can never go wrong with that. dont try too hard cuz then things start looking shity.. just go with the flow. i do like your style though

smug.. no real words to describe that piece and how my jaw dropped when i saw it

thrift stores were cool still love them, can find a lot of cool stuff. got some markers and some rollers & paint supplies for cheaps

sorry for all of ur losses rip. i lost my uncle a few years ago, he was involved with a gang and was murdered in cold blood. he was like a big brother to me. we had some good times playing basketball talking about girls and all that good stuff good memories. he was 23. just starting to turn his life around too. miss you man. rip- edwin soyos, looking forward to seeing you when my day comes.

i believe the term you are looking for is theory not myth

bringing random shit off the street home just cuz you thought it was cool not to sell or anything.. found a cool scarf took it home and washed it. found some shirts too. a real fucked up habit is eating shit out the trash just cuz you think its still good and shouldn't go to waste.. not that i have ever done that.......

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1/16/2012 -- 'Strange sounds' heard WORLDWIDE -- what is it?!

so who do you think is going to get the nomination & be the next president? also found this to be interesting::

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if you can be any animal what would you be? funny childhood question .

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Speed painting of Dave Choe Saber and Alex Pardee painting mural at Workmen's balance in San Jose, CA on 9/16/07 for Upper Playground

(kind of stupid but)having shit that most other people didn't have like brand named shoes like nike kswiss was seriously considered baller status making 10/20 dollars last you like 2 weeks(having 20 dollars was like having $100) even having a dollar or a food stamp in your pocket was the shit lots and lots of walking and riding bikes(occasionally bus) to get where you want to go.. didn't have a car walking a cart full of groceries like 5 miles home and watching the baskets pile up in your back yard dumping shit you don't need and nobody wants in alleys checking pay phones if they have forgotten change in the slots always looking over your shoulders restaurants in general were luxuries blanket sheets over windows instead of blinds bags and bags of beans and rice(i have noticed in richer areas this stuff is more expensive) they do like Mexican food i guess always stocked with top ramen, boxes of rice a roni, baloney, and hot dogs picked up cans and bottles all the time cuz we recycled even though we were poor we always tried to have food in the house just some stuff i remember

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i liked this last part.. Although Mr. Choe initially led a rough life including run-ins with the law, he is wealthy even without the Facebook offering. (It is unclear whether he sold any portion of his Facebook holdings on secondary markets.) Now a very successful artist with gallery shows and pieces exhibited in major museums, Mr. Choe declined requests to be interviewed for this article; he said he wanted to maintain his privacy. He has, however, published an obscenity-strewn book of his art, “David Choe,” which includes images of the multimillion-dollar murals at Facebook. Mr. Choe’s page on Facebook shows the life of a modern-day renegade artist. Among the images of his graffiti, there is a trail of images of him partying with scantily clad women and spending large amounts of money on alcohol. In recent weeks, Mr. Choe promoted photos of a $40,000 bottle of alcohol; a single shot, he boasted, costs $888. He offers life advice in his book: “Always double down on 11. Always.” Maybe the better advice is to take stock, not cash, from Harvard dropouts in Silicon Valley.