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The Seed Discussion Forum / Re: Is The Seed Forum Dead Now That Barker Is DEAD!
« on: October 01, 2010, 06:50:45 AM »
I wish he would die in my memory
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The Seed Discussion Forum / He took it all with him
« on: September 24, 2010, 10:55:41 AM »
I keep trying but can still find next to nothing on this bastard
http://ficanetwork.net/seed/art-barker- ... reactions/
http://ficanetwork.net/seed/art-barker- ... reactions/
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The Troubled Teen Industry / Responsibility for Abuse in the Troubled Teen Industry
« on: September 23, 2010, 07:27:58 PM »Quote
Whooter wrote;
"If someone is raped in a McDonalds that doesn't make all McDonalds abusive. Do you see what I mean?"
That's a ridiculous comparison. Mcdonalds is responsible to providing a safe eating enviorment.They spend plenty on security and insurance to cover thier asses. Even though thier menu is a little on the tough love side is another story!
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Open Free for All / IT'S THE SPECIAL BOX
« on: September 10, 2010, 02:24:27 AM »
So here we are. The offa box. Kinda' like sitting in the back of the classroom or riding in the back seet of the school bus.
Alright then annybody got a smoke?
Alright then annybody got a smoke?
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The Seed Discussion Forum / To Stack
« on: September 07, 2010, 08:11:34 PM »
Mr. Jones,
I was wondering If you would consider submitting a song or two in the original music thread. Lyrics are cool also.
mp3 files, under 10mb seem to work fine. Got anything new??
I was wondering If you would consider submitting a song or two in the original music thread. Lyrics are cool also.
mp3 files, under 10mb seem to work fine. Got anything new??
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Open Free for All / ORIGINAL MUSIC
« on: September 07, 2010, 03:46:28 AM »
[attachment=0:18m722vf]LARGE MAMMAL-SLAVES.mp3[/attachment:18m722vf]
SLAVES - LARGE MAMMAL
1)the streets are all empty/my blood turns to flame
you put a knife in my heart/when you stuck that spike in your vein
there's some trash on the dashboard/the wind blows lame/your eyes roll back/i look away.
(chorus)
can you taste the stars shining/with your arm tied tight/does the candle burn you stomach as it's snuffing out the light/ are there just no more oasis/what happened to delight/how long have we been slaves/to something white?
2) howl at the rainbows/at night cant vent this new rage/wouldn't Napoleon envy/the words roll off the page
why cant i stop this tirade/why am i so damn concerned/out on the edge of the twilight/i face away from all those bridges that i've burned.
(chorus2)
but can you taste the stars shining with your lips around that pipe?/does the candle burn your stomach as it/snuffs out the light/are there just no more oasis/what happened to delight?/how long have we been slaves/to something white?
(repeat v1)
(repeat chorus 2)
SLAVES - LARGE MAMMAL
1)the streets are all empty/my blood turns to flame
you put a knife in my heart/when you stuck that spike in your vein
there's some trash on the dashboard/the wind blows lame/your eyes roll back/i look away.
(chorus)
can you taste the stars shining/with your arm tied tight/does the candle burn you stomach as it's snuffing out the light/ are there just no more oasis/what happened to delight/how long have we been slaves/to something white?
2) howl at the rainbows/at night cant vent this new rage/wouldn't Napoleon envy/the words roll off the page
why cant i stop this tirade/why am i so damn concerned/out on the edge of the twilight/i face away from all those bridges that i've burned.
(chorus2)
but can you taste the stars shining with your lips around that pipe?/does the candle burn your stomach as it/snuffs out the light/are there just no more oasis/what happened to delight?/how long have we been slaves/to something white?
(repeat v1)
(repeat chorus 2)
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Open Free for All / New idea
« on: September 06, 2010, 11:36:31 PM »
It seems to me that there are a lot musicians,song writers and poets here amongst the Fornits community.
So why not a thread to showcase your musical endvours. I remember the first thing I did when I got home from the seed was grab my "druggie" guitar. And it's been that way since. I know between everybody here we must have some good original stuff. The recording don't have to be great 'cause we all have a budget. But let's show off our shit anyway.
How about it? Something fun here for a change.
So why not a thread to showcase your musical endvours. I remember the first thing I did when I got home from the seed was grab my "druggie" guitar. And it's been that way since. I know between everybody here we must have some good original stuff. The recording don't have to be great 'cause we all have a budget. But let's show off our shit anyway.
How about it? Something fun here for a change.
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Open Free for All / it's ok now
« on: September 05, 2010, 01:48:17 PM »
We can now rest easy. A program saved Max_It's life. Everyone's work here is done. Programs are nessasary and not abusive.They saved him.just for us.Halleujah. We have seen the light
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Open Free for All / Jail over rehab?
« on: July 11, 2010, 07:13:45 AM »
Today's New York Post
Addicts opt for jail over detox
By BRAD HAMILTON
Last Updated: 2:19 AM, July 11, 2010
Posted: 2:19 AM, July 11, 2010
Comments: 1
| More Print
The rollback of the state's strict Rockefeller drug laws last year is having a shocking side effect: fewer city addicts are getting clean, prosecutors and experts say.
Rehab admissions in cases handled by city drug czar Bridget Brennan are down 10 percent from last year and 40 percent from 2008. And new admissions are declining at state-run rehab centers in the city, despite a surge in the number of low-level drug offenders who could seek treatment instead of jail, records show.
State records show 7,968 arrested addicts went to state outpatient treatment in the six months after the law took effect in October, a 2-percent drop from the same period a year earlier.
Many defendants are making a simple choice: They'd rather take a relatively short jail stint than spend the time and energy needed to kick their addictions.
Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/addi ... z0tN4hQUlv
Addicts opt for jail over detox
By BRAD HAMILTON
Last Updated: 2:19 AM, July 11, 2010
Posted: 2:19 AM, July 11, 2010
Comments: 1
| More Print
The rollback of the state's strict Rockefeller drug laws last year is having a shocking side effect: fewer city addicts are getting clean, prosecutors and experts say.
Rehab admissions in cases handled by city drug czar Bridget Brennan are down 10 percent from last year and 40 percent from 2008. And new admissions are declining at state-run rehab centers in the city, despite a surge in the number of low-level drug offenders who could seek treatment instead of jail, records show.
State records show 7,968 arrested addicts went to state outpatient treatment in the six months after the law took effect in October, a 2-percent drop from the same period a year earlier.
Many defendants are making a simple choice: They'd rather take a relatively short jail stint than spend the time and energy needed to kick their addictions.
Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/addi ... z0tN4hQUlv
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Synanon / a success story?
« on: June 21, 2010, 05:38:00 PM »
One of the all time great jazz guitarists.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ttER_M1QdY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ttER_M1QdY