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I just hate it when these young people are killed
Because he loves you
Because he be there for you
Because he understand you
I don't give a shit about those things
You should love life itself not dating
Wait till your older
Don't go in myspace and be all lovey dovey
Over a stupid boy
He could be lying to your face
Laughing his stupid laugh
Knowing that he got a stupid girl to play with
Once he gots you in his hand
There it begins the hell of your life
Rape, Sexually abuse, Even worse Death
You might even survive
But your going to be scared
For the rest of your life
Because its a dirty sin for not listening to your gut
Or not listening to your parents
Sometimes its even the parents who don't give a damn
Its on the news every fucking day
And what happens girls are still doing the shit
Cause their air heads and never listen
And if it affects you even more you plan to kill yourself
Trust me I hear this crap every damn day
One day I will get sick of this and do something about it
Love your life
Be happy what you got damn
It may be your last thing you have
Don't let a fucking boy touch you and rape you
Don't be scared fight back you can do it
So stay away from old man and stupid boys in the internet
If you don't want to end up some girls who been rape cause of this
Love the boy you really trust and that to make sure he isn't lying
He should talk to you with respect not talking about sex
Cause God knows whats happening to his kids
And I bet he doesn't like it
Internet Dating
I never liked it and never will
Cause I promise my mom that I won't be a victim
I'm a smart child not a estúpida
So my advice to you
Get every information on that lover you have
And if hes very mysterious
Leave and never return to him
You only have one chance to live
And don't waste it on him
(poem I made and that's what I really think people especially teens should know this shit already)
Degradation of the Internet- a Political Rant
Alright, I think it’s time to find out who my real friends are. No, I won’t block you if you disagree with me, but I definitely will if you don’t treat my opinions with the respect that I treat yours. I think the internet is going to hell, as politics have been for decades. No longer is it about an honest debate between who has the best solution, but an ongoing flamewar of people telling each other to fuck themselves if they don’t share the same beliefs. I will hereby cover some topics in my “terrorist narrow, minded, homophobic, racist, sexist, bigoted” point of view. And yes, I have been called all those things. And now without further ado…
-‘MERICA!
Who the fuck came up with that anyway? The United States was never intended to be a mindlessly nationalistic country filled with sheep. Yes, we’re not perfect, just like any country, but I, the patriot, can admit that. I think this country was supposed to be an eternal work in progress, to try out new social and political ideas and their effect on society. And being a patriot, I can understand that not all of the ideas worked, and some were definitely slowed down, but that doesn’t mean that the country as a whole is bad. And I can also admit that other nations do things better than us.
-Guns
You guys probably know me well enough to understand that I do in fact, love them. In addition, I feel like an activist for the second amendment. What some people don’t understand, is that guns really don’t kill people. It takes an actual person to pull the trigger, and assault is a BEHAVIOR, not an object. But after reading DJB’s thoughts, I can understand where he’s coming from. It is not the gun that is the problem, but the user of said device. I do think that some people that shouldn’t buy guns do anyway, and bans wouldn’t actually work. Just look at the black market, or “underground economy.” People that really want a gun will get one some way or another, even if it’s through illegal means. And they don’t even have to use a gun, right? I’ve heard stories of people getting killed by gangs using railroad ties, and you can’t forget knives. If abiders of the law are unarmed, then it’s a lot easier to stab them, correct? In addition to this, carrying does make a difference. Just look at Switzerland- they arm and train their civilians with automatic weapons, and they still maintain the lowest crime rate of any civilized nation. And as a closer example, Washington D.C. had a higher crime rate than Iraq at one point. But if we look back at Switzerland, we’ll find that they are responsible with their firearms. They don’t go on nearly as many killing sprees due to the fact that they would get cut to shreds with all the assault weapons everyone is carrying in public. And frankly, if somebody pulled a weapon on you, which item would you rather have? Your fist or a pistol? Oh yeah, and I will pull the half of the second amendment that nobody pays attention to out: “…the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.” IT has been said that it is the last opportunity to defend yourself against tyranny.
-Using Death as a Sick Punch Line
The Holocaust, 9/11, Pearl Harbor, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Dark Knight shooting, Columbine, etc. were all tragedies for sure, and people tend to forget about that. At my school, I constantly hear this drug-infused kid joking about all of them. Yes, death is a natural thing, BUT SURE AS HELL NOT WHEN SEVERAL THOUSAND ARE KILLED IN ONE INCIDENT! I don't care what country it takes place in, or who they are, or what their beliefs are, but the dead deserve some fucking respect.
Tl;dr, right? Well, thank you for your time if you actually read it, and if not, then whatever. All I ask is that this be taken seriously. That’s pretty much all I have to say right now, and if you’re uncomfortable with having a conservative that’s been quiet long enough as a contact, then I bid ye farewell.
Alex
Just after sunrise 90019 passes Rowell near Milnthorpe with 6M03 0520 Shieldmuir-Warrington additional mail vans.
3-d Diagram showing how internet marketing works. In traditional marketing, you head for 'identification', but then quickly go into 'commodification', where you stop making money.
In internet marketing, though, you can actually reverse the process.
Read the whole explanation on my blog: How Internet Marketing Keeps the Ball Rolling
John Biggs, East Coast, Editor at TechCrunch moderates Chris Maddern, Co-Founder at Button, Lindsey Andrews, Co-Founder and Co-CEO at Minibar, Justin McLeod, Co-Founder of Hinge, James Queen,Head of City Operations at Shyp and MaryAnn Bekkedahl, President of Keep present Apps For The Convenience Generation at Internet Week HQ on Day 2 of Internet Week 2015 in New York May 19, 2015. Insider Images/Andrew Kelly (UNITED STATES)
After several months of trawling the internet in search of a small lightweight camera for my travels and general wandering, i eventually settled upon the Fuji XT-10 with standard kit lens xc16-50 ois11
This is my first real test with the camera and coupled with a Joby Gorrillapod makes a super lightweight package.
An easy to use system that i can find myself buying into eventually. The kit lens is a bit soft but will serve its purpose for now. The long wait is over, now its time to enjoy the camera and reduce my back pains for a bit. :-)
Exif;
Fuji XT10
F5.6
iso 200
1/10th
16mm of XC16-50mmF3.5-5.6 OIS II
I can’t remember ever seeing a pharmacy advertisement billbuard that was remotely as ridiculous as this one. I mean, which somewhat intelligent human being would ever even think of filling expensive advertising space with their whole collection of worthless Internet domains (which all point to the same pages by the way), let alone use such an absurd caption for that list?
I was saddened, today, to discover that one of my dear flickr friends, Nancy Chow of Calgary, Alberta, Canada, passed away on November 24, 2014. We had been following each other's photos for more than 6 1/2 years. She had a gift for animal portraiture & composition. She was, also, kind & generous in her commenting. I knew little of her personal life & never met her in person, but I will miss her, nonetheless. You, my friends, are among the few who will understand my grief for a woman I never met. The relationships we form & maintain, over the Internet, are real ones! Thank you for sharing your gifts, Nancy!
www.flickr.com/photos/14980862@N03/
CHOW, Nancy Jean
January 15, 1944 – Port Alberni,British Columbia
November 24, 2014 – Calgary, Alberta
Nancy Jean Chow beloved wife of Wayne Chow of Calgary passed away on November 24, 2014 at the age of 70 years.
Please forward condolences through www.albertaburialandcremation. com
(This is a repost of a photo taken on June 19, 2012, during one of my final visits to my mom. Poppies were one of Nancy's favorite photo subjects. It seems only appropriate to remember her with one.)
The little feicer, caught him on my laptop the last night! Apparently after Betty did the dirt he has no interest in a relationship, just wants some fun whereas poor old Yvonne's profile suggests to me she's after something more serious! He told me he emailed her and they've arranged a date, will keep ye posted!!!!!
You may (and I don't say this often) need to look at this in Large as the writing is abit small!
This isn't a video (obviously!) but if it were there are two songs I would have used, one was from Yvonne's point of view This is the one, The Stone Roses
and the other song was form Billy's POV Post breakup Sex, The Vaccines
P.S. This was NOT Billy !!!!!!! www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-somerset-14416809
I have been photographing this picturesque little shed just off 676 near Churchtown, in the Fall with a sometimes colorful Fall background for several years now. About 2 years ago someone put an add on the side for a local Internet provider degrading the rustic value just a bit in my opinion.
The third wave is using the Internet not to supliment, but to build communities. A whole new way to share!
X-Axis
At zero, on the line it's pure research, just like the protocols or tools that were developed early, such as e-mail, ftp or tcp. It's not definitive by the way, there are plenty of other things that I could jam onto the graph, it'd just be impossible to read, or make the graphic prohibitively large. On the positive side, or toward the top, it's commercial events, applications, etc. Negative, or toward the bottom, I'm suggesting it's events, applications, etc. that humanise the internet. It's not a definitive graph by the way, and the location in some instances are only to make it legible, not to demonstrate just how biased the instance is. It does give you an idea of the change in bias though.
Y-Axis
Time.
I first gave this presentation in 2004. You can find the archive here.
My internet has been exceedingly unreliable and wonky lately... it has not been at all easy to get online and stay there.
So, if you need me.. um.. well..
Anyway, happy belated thanksgiving and I hope I can be back soon.
my internet has been terrible the past week so i apologize for being late adding the photo and even later with a description. i was going for a different look with this photo, but when it didn't work out how i wanted, i decided to fiddle around some more. i'm not familiar with the pinhole effect, but it sounds interesting. i was just loving all of the fluffy dandelions and the way they looked like stars on the dark grass when the grimm and i were sitting in it. however, that just didn't come across in the picture. ah well, i still like it this way. thanks for the comments! i'll get back to commenting on everyone else's pictures when my home internet is back up. (shhh...i'm at work!)
the 9 year olds back in the day when they were only 6 year olds. Found this whilst looking for something else.
my favorite photos > www.flickr.com/photos/roderickma/sets/72157623272274082/
my photo sets > www.flickr.com/photos/roderickma/sets
'Wireless Internet' logojet, left side.
'Jorn Utzon - Danish Architect' tail livery.
First flown with the Boeing test registration N1796B, this aircraft was delivered to Arctic Leasing and leased to Norwegian Air Shuttle as LN-DYU in Aug-11. It was returned to the lessor in Mar-21 and stored at Kemble, UK. Stored, updated Mar-21.