its just a peice of spam.

Chicks love tentacles, what can I say?

And he lived to be how old ????

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Originally posted by Davey45

Kanzen's avatar being pixelated only adds to it's creepiness.

This.

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Originally posted by F1098

And he lived to be how old ????

67.

His writing, while messed up was also brilliant.

[youtube]NBGd6anq2GQ[/youtube]

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Originally posted by ugh

Davey45: Kanzen's avatar being pixelated only adds to it's creepiness.
SugarPie: This.

Chicks love having their internal organs liquified through every orifice at the same time.

Typical Kanzen convo.

MY PRIVACY!

Also, yeah, that is pretty common convo.

// edit: FUCK YOU AUTO-CORRECT.

EL's menu of HST's activity and diet made me wonder about everything I'd ever heard about the guy. I've never read anything by him except the article that he wrote on his first ride on a Ducati. It was called "Song of the Sausage Monster" and the guy is brilliant.

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Originally posted by Sugarpie

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67.

His writing, while messed up was also brilliant.

[youtube]NBGd6anq2GQ[/youtube]

Song of the Sausage Creature

http://www.latexnet.org/~csmith/sausage.html

"Some people will tell you that slow is good - and it may be, on some days - but I am here to tell you that fast is better. I've always believed this, in spite of the trouble it's caused me. Being shot out of a cannon will always be better than being squeezed out of a tube. That is why God made fast motorcycles, Bubba....

AMEN !!!

That's a lot of cocaine for one week let alone one day.

Yeppers ! he da man !!

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Originally posted by bustMall

Song of the Sausage people will tell you that slow is good - and it may be, on some days - but I am here to tell you that fast is better. I've always believed this, in spite of the trouble it's caused me. Being shot out of a cannon will always be better than being squeezed out of a tube. That is why God made fast motorcycles, Bubba....[/i]

AMEN !!!

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Originally posted by F1098

Yeppers ! he da man !!

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"My hands had seized up like claws and the rest of my body was numb. I felt nauseous and I cried for my mama, but nobody heard, then I went into a trance for 30 or 40 seconds until I was finally able to light a cigarette and calm down enough to ride home.

Been there, the day I killed a deer without going down. Yep.... I got the scars to prove my love for speed and stupidity too.

I'm confused. I overdrafted my checking account yesterday. I knew that.
I got the notification in the mail today. They did not charge me a fee.

I'm confused.

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Originally posted by hydrahead

I'm confused. I overdrafted my checking account yesterday. I knew that.
I got the notification in the mail today. They did not charge me a fee.

I'm confused.

I don't see a problem...

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Originally posted by DEMO

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I don't see a problem...

Definitely not a problem. But it's a bank.

Hence the confusion.

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Originally posted by hydrahead

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Definitely not a problem. But it's a bank.

Hence the confusion.

Indeed, prepare for a surprise in the next 5 to 7 working days...

Yeah, I can't imagine that an actual bank isn't going to rob you there.

True story:

I once worked for a painting contractor, painting houses and other assorted construction for a summer. The first paycheck I got bounced when I tried to deposit it with Wachovia. Wachovia charges me a $35 fee for trying to deposit a check with insufficient funds. How this is my fault, I have no idea. Not sure how one is supposed to verify the issuer of all deposits actually has the money to cover the charge. Anyway, earlier in the week, I had written some checks to pay some bills. There was enough money in my checking account to cover those bills, but just barely - I had a cushion of about $30 dollars. Well, you know what happens when you have $30 or so dollars to spare and your bank charges you an immediate $35 dollars for trying to cash a check that doesn't have enough funds to cover it? Yeah, your other checks bounce, which results in another $35 dollar bank fee, plus a fee from the company that received the now-bounced check.

Trying to deposit a check ended up costing me $100, when I did nothing else wrong.

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Originally posted by EricLindros

Yeah, I can't imagine that an actual bank isn't going to rob you there.

True story:

I once worked for a painting contractor, painting houses and other assorted construction for a summer. The first paycheck I got bounced when I tried to deposit it with Wachovia. Wachovia charges me a $35 fee for trying to deposit a check with insufficient funds. How this is my fault, I have no idea. Not sure how one is supposed to verify the issuer of all deposits actually has the money to cover the charge. Anyway, earlier in the week, I had written some checks to pay some bills. There was enough money in my checking account to cover those bills, but just barely - I had a cushion of about $30 dollars. Well, you know what happens when you have $30 or so dollars to spare and your bank charges you an immediate $35 dollars for trying to cash a check that doesn't have enough funds to cover it? Yeah, your other checks bounce, which results in another $35 dollar bank fee, plus a fee from the company that received the now-bounced check.

Trying to deposit a check ended up costing me $100, when I did nothing else wrong.

I over drafted by like 10 dollars or some small ass amount at the end of the day. And when the bank finalized the transactions, they then rearranged all my other purchases for the past day or two, to make me over draft on 9-10 other purchases. I ended up being over drafted 350 dollars in fees alone.

That kind of really sucked.

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Originally posted by Bangledesh

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I over drafted by like 10 dollars or some small ass amount at the end of the day. And when the bank finalized the transactions, they then rearranged all my other purchases for the past day or two, to make me over draft on 9-10 other purchases. I ended up being over drafted 350 dollars in fees alone.

That kind of really sucked.

Yeah, the banks always pay (or bounce) the largest debit first. Then they bounce all the smaller ones instead of paying the ones you have the funds to cover. They make billions of dollars a year by maximizing the overdrafts fees. That's why I was dumbfounded when the overdraft notice came and in the column under fee it said NO instead of $39.00.

I won't be calling them to question it.