Is stabbing someone in the club...

a really bad idea? They're closing my favorite club/government building on U St. I need a new place to go OJ.

I remember a few years back I was at the Bauhaus show with a couple of friends, when this dude in front of us whipped out a cell phone and started blabbing right as "Bella Lugosi's Dead" began. My friend, who is a good dood but sometimes possessed of poor judgement, took out a knife and stabbed him. The blood droplets were still suspended in air, glistening in the glare of the stage lighting, when the staph appeared out of nowhere, and escorted my friend briskly to the door, leaving me with no choice but to watch the rest of the show with his HOT goth-chick date.

and don't even think of shooting!

wow… you're a faggot.

Originally posted by koolaid4sure:
wow… you're a faggot.

this coming from someone who asks what the ramifications are of doing something illegal in a private venue… kindly come back when your brain cells have regenerated.

guess O.A.R. must coming back the to the club soon :roll:

Originally posted by koolaid4sure:
wow… you're a faggot.

And you're what, 16 years old?

Originally posted by Sailor Ripley:

Originally posted by koolaid4sure:
wow… you're a faggot.

And you're what, 16 years old?

I guessed 13. Anyone see "City of God"? I think I'll have nightmares from that movie.

Originally posted by Sugartastic Tee Silk:
I guessed 13. Anyone see "City of God"? I think I'll have nightmares from that movie.

that's one of my favorite movies of the last few years … absolutely loved it, felt like a brazilian scorcese flick

Originally posted by HoyaSaxa03:

Originally posted by Sugartastic Tee Silk:
I guessed 13. Anyone see "City of God"? I think I'll have nightmares from that movie.

that's one of my favorite movies of the last few years … absolutely loved it, felt like a brazilian scorcese flick

Wasn't that a Patrick Swayze film?

Originally posted by Dan Salnight:
Wasn't that a Patrick Swayze film?

I believe that was City of Joy, I enjoy his whole library of films, especially Point Break and Roadhouse

Originally posted by ratioci nation:

Originally posted by Dan Salnight:
Wasn't that a Patrick Swayze film?

I believe that was City of Joy, I enjoy his whole library of films, especially Point Break and Roadhouse

not to mention his illustrious singing career, eh.

Originally posted by ratioci nation:

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Originally posted by Dan Salnight:
Wasn't that a Patrick Swayze film?
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I believe that was City of Joy, I enjoy his whole library of films, especially Point Break and Roadhouse
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not to mention his illustrious singing career, eh.

"She's Like the Wind"!!! Dude had a number one hit with that. Unreal!

Just caught Roadhouse on cable. Swayze's hair had a life of its own in that flick.

Originally posted by ratioci nation:

Originally posted by Dan Salnight:
Wasn't that a Patrick Swayze film?

I believe that was City of Joy, I enjoy his whole library of films, especially Point Break and Roadhouse

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The BEST FILM EVER!

What was the blind guitar player's name?

jeff healy. angel eyes was his big hit.

road house is a classic. i've done a few security training seminars, and i use it as a visual aid.

wow. everyone's a faggot!