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11/14/2005 19:30 #28226

Eddie Guerrero
Today I was planning on coming on here and talking about football. A was going to talk about how impressed I was with JP and the Bills win. I was also going to talk about how my Redskins blew it and because of a penality. But on the way home I heard some bad news. Eddie Guerrero died, he was found dead in his hotel room on sunday. Eddie was only 38 years old. It seems that recently a lot of wrestlers have died at young ages for all sorts of differant reasons. For some it has been the mixing of Pain Medication and alcohol. There have been to many to really mention here who have lost their lives way to young. I hope that the autopsy shows that it wasn't caused by drugs. Eddie did fight with addiction but had it beaten and was clean for years. I have a bad fealing that dieing in his sleep at only 38 something went wrong. It could be have been a medical defect that was never caught or that he knew about but didn't tell anyone about. No mater what happend it is sad for his family, his fans and the wrestling world. Here are some more of my thoughts.

First of all I think it is sad that we have lost another great wrestler at such a young age. Eddie was always fun to watch even when he was a heal. that being said I didn't like the fued with mysterio I think that went to far and to long, but thats just me. Eddie's wrestling ability and mic skills and personanilty some how would shine through. When you where supposed to hate him you still kinda liked him, but still wanted him to lose. I can't pick a best moment he has had a lot of them. The going away match between him and Dean Milanko in ECW was amazing. It was also amazing when both he and Beniot celebrated and embraced each other at wrestlemania. What made it so amazing is you know that they are good friends out side of the ring and that they where both at the top at the same time and they where both proud of each other. Eddie will be greatly missed.

The news has been on various websites. I don't know if after the the results are found if www.wwe.com will put them on line you may have to search other sites to find out what really happend. I only say this because wwe has a history of mentioning the cause of death once and then quickly moving on. If it is negative then you never hear about it.
jason - 11/15/05 02:42
RIP Latino Heat!

11/13/2005 10:37 #28225

Shelly Jackson Skin
Category: body art
the other night I was watching a show I taped called Inked it is about a Tattoo shop in The Palms Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. Part of the show was about this lady who got runs tattooed on her foot. The Tattoo artist was stuned and had to ask her why. She explained that she signed up for this at this site . Shelly Jackson is a writer who is making a mortal piece of art that is a story. I found it interesting so I looked up her site. From what I heard and saw on her site each person gets a differant word on them and take a picture of it. The only people who get to know the entire story are all the particapants, they even have to sign contracts to not to say they won't tell the story. I don't really read to much so I had never heard of shelly Jackson but I think it is an interesting Idea. I wasn't sure if the topic should be Tattos, Art, writing so I went with a compromise of body art. For a full explanation check out the website and I also did the copy paste thing from her site on the skin project.


AUTHOR ANNOUNCES MORTAL WORK OF ART


Writer Shelley Jackson invites participants in a new work entitled "Skin." Each participant must agree to have one word of the story tattooed upon his or her body. The text will be published nowhere else, and the author will not permit it to be summarized, quoted, described, set to music, or adapted for film, theater, television or any other medium. The full text will be known only to participants, who may, but need not choose to establish communication with one another. In the event that insufficiant participants come forward to complete the first and only edition of the story, the incomplete version will be considered definitive. If no participants come forward, this call itself is the work.

Prospective participants should contact the author (shelley@drizzle.com) and explain their interest in the work. If they are accepted they must sign a contract and a waiver releasing the author from any responsibility for health problems, body image disorders, job-loss, or relationship difficulties that may result from the tattooing process. On receipt of the waiver, the author will reply with a registered letter specifying the word (or word plus punctuation mark) assigned to participant. Participants must accept the word they are given, but they may choose the site of their tattoo, with the exception of words naming specific body parts, which may be anywhere but the body part named. Tattoos must be in black ink and a classic book font. Words in fanciful fonts will be expunged from the work.

When the work has been completed, participants must send a signed and dated close-up of the tattoo to the author, for verification only, and a portrait in which the tattoo is not visible, for possible publication. Participants will receive in return a signed and dated certificate confirming their participation in the work and verifying the authenticity of their word. Author retains copyright, though she contracts not to devalue the original work with subsequent editions, transcripts, or synopses. However, correspondence and other documentation pertaining to the work (with the exception of photographs of the words themselves) will be considered for publication.

From this time on, participants will be known as "words". They are not understood as carriers or agents of the texts they bear, but as its embodiments. As a result, injuries to the printed texts, such as dermabrasion, laser surgery, tattoo cover work or the loss of body parts, will not be considered to alter the work. Only the death of words effaces them from the text. As words die the story will change; when the last word dies the story will also have died. The author will make every effort to attend the funerals of her words.



SKIN NEWS
[Approximate # of participants 9/10/04: 1780 of a total 2095]

IS


I assume that this is still going on, and that since they showed the website on the show, that more people may join. Hopefully I'm correct here is one picture from the site.

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11/08/2005 19:29 #28222

Vote
I voted today. I think that voting is important. It would be nice if money wasn't so important to the running for office. Hopefully who ever wins will make a differance and it won't be the same crap as allways. Some people don't vote because they think they are all criminals. I think that maybe some day that may change but I doubt it. I think it was Bill Maher who said the rupublicans are the party of bad ideas and the democrats are the party of no ideas, i thought it was kinda true and kinda funny. I think the two main party system is hurting this country. I havn't seen a 3rd party canidate who really stood a chance of winning. Hopefully that may change soon.
hodown - 11/08/05 19:38
you think money plays a part in buffalo, try nyc. Bloomberg spent 11mill of his OWN cash. Basically he paid 100 something per vote, it is sad.

11/12/2005 16:35 #28224

supposed to
Well last night after wrestling I was supposed to watch the end of the hockey game and get caught up on Inked and e-Ring then watch Drawn Togather. Started to watch the end of the game but didn't make it. Today I was supposed to go to Tops come home go back out to Target and get stuff for my house and do some christmas shopping and on the way take some bottles back at Latina foods. I still may try to get there. This morning I got caught up on the shows I had taped and deposited my check in my bank. Melisa sure is nice, plus she is a cutey pie also. Then off to tops I bought soup and frozen food Juice and pop about 35-40 dollars worth. What I didn't notice was the the bags where singled not doubled. There was the short really hot blonde working at a counter behind the aisle I was in then she was cashing. If I would have noticed the single bags I would have asked for double bags. Cans are verry heavy and have to be double bagged other wise the bags break as they did when I was walking down Summer. Luckly some nice lady gave me a bag from one of the dollor stores. It didn't have a handle but it was verry stong it wound up breaking in my hallway. I had six bags and 5 broke. I had Chunky soup in my Hoodiie and back pocket what a diesater. Back to tops On the way out and ran into one of my buddies Parents they are cool and nice. I really should give Al a call sometime I always mean to but never do. Al is a cool guy and is fun to hang out with. I may fly to target and get stuff for my house. I was supposed to get new Bathroom stuff and clean it up it is horid. Yeah I'm a lazy messy guy but the bathroom is out of control. I would like to go to (e:lilho) 's tonight but don't know what time it is tonight. It isn't some place I can walk to and from to my house so time is an imporant factor. Hope everyone has a blast tonight.
metalpeter - 11/12/05 19:05
[inlink]metalpeter,51[/inlink] I was looking through some old journals to try and see what pictures I posted (got through a bunch but not all). I found an interesting journal from 2004 about how i was going to try to meet some of the (e:peeps). Hope everyone has a blast tonight, my lame ass will be at home.
metalpeter - 11/12/05 18:00
I think I had one in my back pocket and about 4 in my hoodie hand pocket thing. It wasn't fun. But looking back on it I'm surprised at how calm I was, normally I would be verry, verry upset. Never made it to target, maybe i'll get lucky and what I want will be on sale. I did have to stop very often becuase the big bag was kinda slipery and had no handle so it was wraped around my hand then it would slip or get caught on a couple fingers in stead of my hand and hurt like hell, but I survived. Next time I will remember to look if they double bag it.
theecarey - 11/12/05 17:44
omg, I am imagining you walking/hobbling down the street with cans of chunky soup stuffed in every pocket.
metalpeter - 11/12/05 16:41
Before I finished my post Lilho posted and it is at ten so I won't go since a can hardly stay for anytime. I had a fealing today was going to be a messed up day for me. Hope everyone enjoys it.

11/10/2005 19:28 #28223

Sports shot
Category: photos
I didn't listen to The sabres on the radio last night they lost. But I saw this picture in the sports section of the paper today. It looked better there then on line. You can see Birons eyes behind the mask. It is really an amazing picture. I would love to be able to take photographs like that. I'm ok with using a camara but I could never be good enough to take sport photographs. Using a "real or professional " camara is more diffacult. There are light setings and shutter speeds and all that kind of stuff to figure out. I can't really aforid those kinds of camaras some of them are verry pricy but are verry good. Then you also need differant lenses depending on what you are going to shoot and where from. Hopefully I will make it to another Hockey game and take some more digital pics and share them.
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