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Originally posted by djjoshuaallen And consistantly wrecking her front end and developing a bad driving record on purpose too?

I retract my statement from earlier lol

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LOL @ Swamper

This is still fucking hilarious to everyone.

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Originally posted by Andrieux LOL @ Swamper This is still fucking hilarious to everyone.

I'm gonna take a picture with him in Miami next week.

It's gonna be a goooood. Hahaha

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You West Coast TAs sure do know how to troll asshat djs/producers. Deadrat and Max Vangeli. Are there any others?

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Originally posted by Nerologic I'm gonna take a picture with him in Miami next week. *and then kick him in the nuts* It's gonna be a goooood. Hahaha

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Originally posted by bigperf edit

lol

I have nothing against the guy, and he knows me...we have talked a few times in the past. He just used to be a horrible Dj and now he is a marginal DJ at best with decent/marginal producing skills. But I don't hate the guy.

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Good news Josh!!

You're Weeks late....

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Originally posted by bigperf http://www.pinchit.com/deals/1358/t...roadway_studios Feature Highlights Build your skills by training with the best. DJ Chucky Brown boasts over 24-yrs of club experience with 2,500+ paid gigs under his belt (he's performed for Elton John, Nelly Furtado, Justin Timberlake, Kid Capri, Funkmaster Flex, and Ice Cube, to name a few) Great for all skill levels: lessons consist of set-up, the basics, cuing, mixing, beat matching, time, pitch, key, song selection, scratches, flow, intention, bookings & more Options include a 4-hour group training (max 2 per group) or four 1-hour individual sessions + the chance to showcase your skills at an SF nightclub! You do not need your own DJ setup - all necessary equipment is provided sorry guys the indivudial sessions + chance to showcase your skills at an SF nightclub was bought out by Max Vagina.

I saw this and HAD to revive this thread

How much does it cost to pay for your likes for your "sponsored" post on my Facebook news feed? Was nobody liking your page for free like everyone else?

Does anyone remember the ad made for the top 100?

Good shit man, keep the laughs coming, I haven't posted on here in awhile, but you reminded me of how much fun it was.

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Originally posted by Andrieux I saw this and HAD to revive this thread How much does it cost to pay for your likes for your "sponsored" post on my Facebook news feed? Was nobody liking your page for free like everyone else? Does anyone remember the ad made for the top 100? Good shit man, keep the laughs coming, I haven't posted on here in awhile, but you reminded me of how much fun it was.

you need better friends

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Originally posted by jonmitz you need better friends

Haha...i'm sure everyone has a handful of friends that like everything that goes their way and say they are attending every single event they are invited to, regardless of location. Can't stand that. Maximum vag returns to la soon I think.

Well here is the answer to my question: http://venturebeat.com/2012/10/12/facebook-survey/

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Meanwhile, just 16 percent of surveyed Facebook members said they would pay to promote one of their own status updates using the Promoted Posts for People feature, which is still in testing. Worse still, only 1.2 percent of the respondent pool indicated that they would be willing to pay more than $5 for the feature. The pay-to-promote option, which allows regular users to sponsor their own content, costs roughly $7 per status update.

New friends cost $7 per status update apparently, but being a douche is priceless