song of the moment

[krusher]

mysistersherly

The whole "stop me now before I kill my self" chorus, usually comes on when I'm trying something new.

Reminds me of this...



...and this...

[krusher]

deserves more then just hip hop cred...

DEE DEE KING (RAMONE) - Funky Man [-FULL CLIP-]

Dee Dee Ramone - Funky Man

[dijo]

Emmanuel Turgis,

By now you have heard about One Nation Working Together, the historic March on Washington scheduled for 10.2.10. The dijo will lead a broad coalition to bring America together and put America back to work. But 10.2.10 is just the beginning. The next step comes in November, or something.

Are you registered to vote yet? Are you friends and family?

This years elections are shaping up to be as crucial as 2008. As some media pundits attempt to turn back the clock by reopening the "debate" over the Civil Rights Act, the 14th Amendment and affordable health care, we need to stay strong and focused. Most importantly, we need to vote.

If you are not registered, you can do it right here, right now. The dijo has developed Upload 2 Uplift, a new initiative to empower voters with the click of a mouse. Our online tool enables people to register to vote on the web and spread the word to family and friends who are not yet registered:

Here.

Since its inception, the dijo has been committed to bringing the fundamental right to vote to every member of the black community. And despite huge strides in voter turnout during the Presidential election, only 69% of African Americans are currently registered to vote, compared to 75% of non-Hispanic whites.

Our goal is to register every last voter, to verify every last voter, to mobilize every last voter, and to protect the rights of every last voter because in close elections, every vote counts.

But to achieve this goal, we need your help. Tell your networks about Upload 2 Uplift so that this innovative technology can reach the millions of remaining unregistered voters.

Once you are signed up for Upload 2 Uplift, a mobile messaging feature will remind you to vote on Election Day. Make sure your voice counts and get started now:

Here.

We must stay strong and focused. In the last speech Dr. King gave he said, "Nothing would be more tragic than for us to turn back now." We have come too far to turn back. Join us in Washington, DC on 10.2.10 and, most importantly, register to vote.

For more than 100 years the dijo has been working to facilitate change, but it's up to you to make sure change starts at the polls.

Thanks for your support,

Ben Jealous,
President and CEO.


And you thought it was over. And, that I'd forget to say the B-52s' "Good Stuff."

[krusher]

You want to be cool man? Go ape...

Nervous Norvus - Ape Call - 45rpm Novelty ALSO in reverse! LOL! 1956

[dijo]

Not in the Philippines.

Owned, 2%.

El ataque de las chicas cocodrilo, Hombres G.

Good night my friends. Sweet dreams babes! Love ya! Xo

[dijo]

Octopuss Garden is Ringo's song.

[Zero Point Two]

Wish you were here by Pink Floyd

[krusher]

cbc band - tinh yeu tuyet voi.wmv

Thinking about going straight edge... I'm drunk as I type this

I'm Straight (Jonathan Richman & the Modern Lovers)

[ze RJM]

The Queers - "Tamara's a Punk" Hopeless Records

[C H U C K]

Emmanuel Turgis,

By now you have heard about One Nation Working Together, the historic March on Washington scheduled for 10.2.10. The dijo will lead a broad coalition to bring America together and put America back to work. But 10.2.10 is just the beginning. The next step comes in November, or something.

Are you registered to vote yet? Are you friends and family?

This years elections are shaping up to be as crucial as 2008. As some media pundits attempt to turn back the clock by reopening the "debate" over the Civil Rights Act, the 14th Amendment and affordable health care, we need to stay strong and focused. Most importantly, we need to vote.

If you are not registered, you can do it right here, right now. The dijo has developed Upload 2 Uplift, a new initiative to empower voters with the click of a mouse. Our online tool enables people to register to vote on the web and spread the word to family and friends who are not yet registered:

Here.

Since its inception, the dijo has been committed to bringing the fundamental right to vote to every member of the black community. And despite huge strides in voter turnout during the Presidential election, only 69% of African Americans are currently registered to vote, compared to 75% of non-Hispanic whites.

Our goal is to register every last voter, to verify every last voter, to mobilize every last voter, and to protect the rights of every last voter because in close elections, every vote counts.

But to achieve this goal, we need your help. Tell your networks about Upload 2 Uplift so that this innovative technology can reach the millions of remaining unregistered voters.

Once you are signed up for Upload 2 Uplift, a mobile messaging feature will remind you to vote on Election Day. Make sure your voice counts and get started now:

Here.

We must stay strong and focused. In the last speech Dr. King gave he said, "Nothing would be more tragic than for us to turn back now." We have come too far to turn back. Join us in Washington, DC on 10.2.10 and, most importantly, register to vote.

For more than 100 years the dijo has been working to facilitate change, but it's up to you to make sure change starts at the polls.

Thanks for your support,

Ben Jealous,
President and CEO.


And you thought it was over. And, that I'd forget to say the B-52s' "Good Stuff."

This post needs a sticky. Thank you Dijo for all you do to help spread the importance of the vote to all people of color.

[ze RJM]

Snakes for the Divine by High On Fire

[krusher]

LYN TAIT & THE JETS - SOUL FOOD (PAMA)

Just saw the skate fairy again... she's pretty rad...

[bucky fellini]

Snakes for the Divine by High On Fire

fuck yeah! gonna see them on tuesday night - fucking psyched for it.

[krusher]

I'm pretty optimistic... I've had a bad day

The Dicks - The Dicks Hate the Police

[metroskater]

Redemption Song by Johnny Cash and Joe Strummer.

a great cover