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Re: Starting my own teen rehab
« Reply #1620 on: February 09, 2007, 12:14:22 AM »
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I'm thinking about starting a teen treatment center.  I'll be sure to only take kids that aren't crazy, you know, I don't wanna deal with ones that need psychiatric care.  I'll be cool with them, let them do whatever, get high, fuck each other (I'll provide condoms and birth control), I'll identify known weed dealers so they can be sure to stay away from them, etc.  I'll maker sure they have enough food, I figure a cafeteria style buffet or something would be easiest.  I'll get the kids Playstations and shit, and the only "rules" would be that they have to be cool and act like they're being "rehabilitated" dureing the couple of hours each month the parents see them.  We'l;l charge about 12 grand a month, and will hire a staff of shills to interact with the parents during mandatory parent raps (that are conveniently scheduled, we don't wanna piss the bill payers off too much).  I really think this idea will work, and the kids are better off at my rehab than at a WWASP school or some other sick program   It'll be like Robin Hood, bilking stupid rich programmie parents out of the cash.  We'll even set aside some in a savings account shouold the kids ever feel the need to "cop out", but I don't think they will.  We'll encourage them to go to school, but if they feel that their treatment takes precedence over their education, well, we can handle that.  I'm serious.  If you guys have any suggestions as to locations or other useful suggestions (seriously, I don't wanna read about SIBS, it's funny, I know, the guy who started that joke is one clever SOB, I'll tell ya that, but this is for real)  I think that the kidds will be bettrer off, the parents will be deprived of money that would otherwise be spent enriching some child abuser, and we will profit mightily.  It's a win-win-win situation.  Let me know if you want in on the ground floor of this amazing opportunity.  If we claim that our staff are graduates of "one of the most rigorous rehabilitation programs ever devised" we wouldn't be lying, now would we?


The real kicker will be after "graduation" when we recommend medical marijuana to both the kids and the parents.
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On Valhalla's BOC PAndora station
« Reply #1621 on: February 09, 2007, 01:07:20 PM »
Blue Oyster Cult--"In Thee" (Beautiful song, saw them do it acoustic a couple of years ago with Allen Lanier singing and playing guitar.  Awesome.), "Subhuman" (live), "Flaming Telepaths", "Tenderloin"

David Bowie--"Be My Wife"

The Angels--"Face The Day" (great song by an AC/DC-discovered Aussie rock band.  Good rock and roll.  Known as "Angel City" in the US, [to avoid mistaking them for KISS' buddies Angel], they never really hit it big.  I remember listening to them on WJAX-FM, Rock 95, back in my youth.  Damn cool about Pandora, they got a HUGE group of artists they draw their playlists from.  I have heard bands I'd never heard before, and some I haven't heard in years.)

Rainbow--"Long Live Rock and Roll"  (OK, it's Val's station, so there was bound to be an appearance by that little Elfin twit of whom she is so enamoured.   Personally, I would have taken 'Man On The Silver Mountain', but this is still better than anything he did after leaving Rainbow, except for Heaven And Hell by Black Sabbath.  Plus, Ritchie Blackmore is pretty cool, even if Rainbow isn't as good as Deep Purple was.)

Black Sabbath--"Dirty Women"  (not their best)

Bloodrock--"Jessica"

The Kinks--"(Wish I Could Fly Like) Superman" (live)

Judas Priest--"Rocka Rolla"

Humble Pie--"Go For THe Throat"
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« Reply #1622 on: February 09, 2007, 08:57:15 PM »
The Cars--"Don Cha Stop", "Bye Bye Love"

Hawkwind--"Urban Guerilla"

Echo & The Bunnymen--"Soul Kitchen"

The Stranglers--"Golden Brown", "No More Heroes", "No Mercy", "La Folie", "Tank"

Kaiser Chiefs--"Moon", "I Predict A Riot"

Novatone--"Goods"

Devo--"Beautiful World", "Secret Agent Man"

The Fall--"Deadbeat Descendent", "Kurious Oranj"

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« Reply #1623 on: February 09, 2007, 10:36:24 PM »
Put It Where You Want It.

We got it.  You know we got it right here.  We got the shit man!
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« Reply #1624 on: February 09, 2007, 10:38:26 PM »
:lol: (access to all my friendly emotocons denied!!! :cry2: )
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« Reply #1625 on: February 09, 2007, 10:44:23 PM »
Is this the gettin there thread...(lookin around sorta like....)...??  got my scanner on.  I seen there was a drunk thread somewhere but I aint there yet, jus' gettin there still, so I am...on some Jamaican rum.
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« Reply #1626 on: February 09, 2007, 10:58:05 PM »
That "post while drunk" thread is on open free for all.
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« Reply #1627 on: February 09, 2007, 11:02:20 PM »
Yeah.  Says you.

...(j/k)

Le's see...
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« Reply #1628 on: February 10, 2007, 02:24:41 AM »
Chrome--"Zombie Warfare (Can't Let You Down)"
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« Reply #1629 on: February 10, 2007, 09:23:55 AM »
The Shit - "Bombs Away" (on an old vhs tape)

Black Sabbath - "The Thrill of It All"

The Knack (v)

Kiss - "Detroit Rock City" (a later live version- on the radio)

Echo & The Bunnymen - Porcupine (v)

Neil Young - Silver & Gold
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« Reply #1630 on: February 11, 2007, 01:18:12 AM »
Quote from: ""dragonfly""
the soundtrack from the Muppet Show (music, mayhem and more!)

mini-disc recording of 8 or 9 victims of Straight talking in the IHOP on November 12th

mini-disc recording of me and my grandmother singing in church, with a sermon on the conversion of Saul/Paul


 :lol: You sound like me listening to Sesame Street songs!

I'd love to hear that recording from the IHOP...I bet that is damn good!!!
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Re: On Valhalla's BOC PAndora station
« Reply #1631 on: February 11, 2007, 01:36:38 AM »
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Blue Oyster Cult--"In Thee" (Beautiful song, saw them do it acoustic a couple of years ago with Allen Lanier singing and playing guitar.  Awesome.), "Subhuman" (live), "Flaming Telepaths", "Tenderloin"

Rainbow--"Long Live Rock and Roll"  (OK, it's Val's station, so there was bound to be an appearance by that little Elfin twit of whom she is so enamoured.   Personally, I would have taken 'Man On The Silver Mountain', but this is still better than anything he did after leaving Rainbow, except for Heaven And Hell by Black Sabbath.  Plus, Ritchie Blackmore is pretty cool, even if Rainbow isn't as good as Deep Purple was.)

Black Sabbath--"Dirty Women"  (not their best)

Judas Priest--"Rocka Rolla"


I love 'In Thee'!  Great song!  I bet the accoustic rendition is even better than what I've heard.

And  :lol:  :rofl: about your comment about 'that little Elfin twit of whom she is so enamoured'!  Yeah, well...he's got a great voice!  He DOES, indeed, look like a Satanic elf, tho... :lol: Maybe part of the charm, I dunno...  'Man on the Silver Mountain' is a great tune!  And 'Wishing Well' is good and all!

Did you use Pandora for anything by Ritchie Blackmore?  He made Blackmore's Night...kind of a a Renaissance Rock.  It's good.

Never heard of 'Dirty Women' or 'Rocka Rolla'.  Were on earth have I been?!  :-?
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« Reply #1632 on: February 11, 2007, 01:53:26 AM »
Quote from: ""El Niño""
The Knack (v)



Would that happen to have 'Good Girls Don't' and 'My Sharona' on it?!  :lol:  

Too bad they were 2-hit wonders!
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Re: Starting my own teen rehab
« Reply #1633 on: February 11, 2007, 02:05:09 AM »
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I'm thinking about starting a teen treatment center.  I'll be sure to only take kids that aren't crazy, you know, I don't wanna deal with ones that need psychiatric care.  I'll be cool with them, let them do whatever, get high, fuck each other (I'll provide condoms and birth control), I'll identify known weed dealers so they can be sure to stay away from them, etc.  I'll maker sure they have enough food, I figure a cafeteria style buffet or something would be easiest.  I'll get the kids Playstations and shit, and the only "rules" would be that they have to be cool and act like they're being "rehabilitated" dureing the couple of hours each month the parents see them.  We'l;l charge about 12 grand a month, and will hire a staff of shills to interact with the parents during mandatory parent raps (that are conveniently scheduled, we don't wanna piss the bill payers off too much).  I really think this idea will work, and the kids are better off at my rehab than at a WWASP school or some other sick program   It'll be like Robin Hood, bilking stupid rich programmie parents out of the cash.  We'll even set aside some in a savings account shouold the kids ever feel the need to "cop out", but I don't think they will.  We'll encourage them to go to school, but if they feel that their treatment takes precedence over their education, well, we can handle that.  I'm serious.  If you guys have any suggestions as to locations or other useful suggestions (seriously, I don't wanna read about SIBS, it's funny, I know, the guy who started that joke is one clever SOB, I'll tell ya that, but this is for real)  I think that the kidds will be bettrer off, the parents will be deprived of money that would otherwise be spent enriching some child abuser, and we will profit mightily.  It's a win-win-win situation.  Let me know if you want in on the ground floor of this amazing opportunity.  If we claim that our staff are graduates of "one of the most rigorous rehabilitation programs ever devised" we wouldn't be lying, now would we?

The real kicker will be after "graduation" when we recommend medical marijuana to both the kids and the parents.


 :rofl:
Sounds good to me!  I guess you wouldn't be needing my resume...
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« Reply #1634 on: February 11, 2007, 07:11:47 PM »
Bruce Springsteen - Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J. (v)

Ted Nugent - "Free-For-All"
Queen - "Fat Bottomed Girls"
Heart - "Barracuda"

The Shins - Wincing The Night Away

Pottymouth - GiddyPopJunk

The Who - "Circles"
Blonde Redhead - "Bean"
Ride - "Black Night Crash"
Karma to Burn - "28" (on you tube)

Can - Future Days
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