Brian

Well a few of your photos are on other people's websites/deviant arts http://www.americanw...r/detail/id/475 http://iammenotu.dev...quared-35382226 http://iammenotu.dev...friend-36188074 http://iammenotu.dev...G0d355-35484473 http://iammenotu.deviantart.com/

River, do you have a deviant art?

I just came

Well it's a main highway so yeah Took this too

I had it for a full minute.

Loving the new squad car, they added LED light bars, window lights, wig wag tail lights, and it's based off the Taurus.

Boondocks is a shitty show with some humorous moments and you're both shit too, without any of the funny moments.

Learn to spell, you illiterate honky.

Can we just ban Death, I mean there's no reason why you can't.

Homicides in Los Angeles are not reported by the police to public and news officials. They are instead reported by the Los Angeles County Coroners office. The federal government couldn't give two shits about some person in the street who was shot and killed. You throw around the term "the government" like its a cliche. Shut the fuck up already. As of 2006 there were approximately 683,396 police officers employed in the US. This total only applied to full-time officers. If you do the math that is a rounded 1% of all police officers who have been reported for misconduct. In 2013 there have only been 14 incidents to date. Crime in Los Angeles has dropped a staggering amount since the 90's. Of the top 100 most dangerous cities in the United States with a population of over 25,000 only recording violent crimes, which include murder, rape, armed robbery and aggravated assault, Los Angeles was not even put onto the list. Chicago was placed at 79, and Compton at 63. Oakland was placed at 13. The top city was East St. Louis Illinois. Now while I know you think by watching youtube videos and looking up stuff on Wikipedia makes you an expert, you're not. http://www.neighborh...op100dangerous/ http://www.laalmanac.../crime/cr02.htm http://www.policemis...net/statistics/ Also learn to state fucking sources.

Hey Death, no one gives a shit.

Weed shouldn't become legal, cause once it does the government will tax the shit out of it and leave it to big corporations to add chemicals and stuff like tobacco and it won't be as good for you guys.

I used under armour, I didn't like the molds on the bottom and I started late ai they only had 11.5 which was too small despite me being a 12, it fucked up my ankles.

First meeting for our team coming up soon, the season will be here before I know it. Any recommendations for cleats? I'm thinking Nike this time around. D/O tackle are my positions.

There's your problem. You have to buy cayenne pepper whole, when it's ground the oils escape and it loses all its flavor.

Good music, nice quality, and that thing looked like it was a nice find. 9/10

They did it for GTA 2, why not do it for GTA V?

Thanks man

Photo across the East River. If anyone cares I'd appreciate if you checked some of my other photos out. http://phillipsphotographs.blogspot.com/

A gtagrl face reveal.

From a recent interview with attorney Michael Levy, director of the FDA office of compliance. Since 2008, the FDA has been trying to prevent e-cigarettes from entering the country. To date, 50 shipments have been refused, but this has not stopped distribution and sale of e-cigarettes. Canada fully banned the devices in March 2009. E-cigarette makers and distributors have argued that their devices are safer than real cigarettes, thereby mitigating the harm of smoking. Some have implied that their products help people quit smoking tobacco products. The FDA rejects both claims. Because the devices can deliver a dose of synthetic nicotine, the agency sees them as unapproved drug-delivery devices with unknown safety. And whether they can safely help people quit smoking is also unknown, while they have a clear potential to entice new smokers with their fruit and candy flavors. From an article on Harvard's health section: http://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/electronic-cigarettes-help-or-hazard-201109223395 At the European Respiratory Society's meeting in Vienna in February 2012 concluded:

I'm writing a paper on the difference between cigarette smoking and e cigarette vaping. When I'm done I'll pass on all the info of what is inside that little vapor cloud. If you would care to do some research into this as well, I'd love to compare notes, especially since we come from two different places in this debate. Best case scenario, we both learn something. Worst case, pistols at dawn. None the less, I consider this a worthwhile debate. Thanks for stating your case Brian. I encourage you to continue, even when we get snarky. I'm glad we're having this debate, despite the name calling and what not, it's a good topic. I'll try to do some research too. We should just focus on main points with citations to back us up.

I know we inhale water vapor in the atmosphere, but I'm talking about mixing it with other stuff that we purposely put there.