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California
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it should be close to a six flags
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Mike Nelson here.
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Skylark posted:
i think depending on church scrilla would be a surefire way to ruin the community space. theyd definitely have a problem with something. like how many schools stopped letting boy scouts have meetings there because they exclude gays

maybe we could find a weird church that has cool rules or something. like they'd get down their in a huff and be like "we have one rule in partychrist church... have fun, if you want to!"

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do you care if its in the boonies or does it have to be in a big city
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i just remembered my buddy sent me an ad for a $150k church in thunder bay, if you want to live there lol. pretty good price, and you could work w/ the ojibwe dudes at fort william resreve
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Mike Nelson here.
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perhaps we could hold a conference for male writers of rape novels called "prose with hos" and then execute them when they arrive if they don't repent and convert to either islam or adele fandom
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Kurdt
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that reminds me, has the Naked Girls Reading-Chicago branch done fuck and destroy yet
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Poronto
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can it have practical classes on advanced posting
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Mike Nelson here.
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let's screen this film and then critique it

One for the Money

Stephanie Plum (Katherine Heigl) is a proud city girl with plenty of attitude. She's also newly-divorced with no prospective employment. The only way for her to turn things around is to accept a job at her sleazy cousin's bail bonding company, just long enough to make some fast cash. Her first assignment? Former vice cop and murder suspect Joe Morelli (Jason O'Mara), the same Joe Morelli who broke her heart in high school. Stephanie thinks she's hit the jackpot - not only will catching him be the sweet revenge she's been waiting for but she'll also get a hefty pay cheque out of it. As she learns the ropes of what it takes to be a recovery agent, she also realizes that her new job might not be as easy as she planned.
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Mike Nelson here.
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five doll hairs says that original screenplay was called Plum for the Money
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shennong posted:
i just remembered my buddy sent me an ad for a $150k church in thunder bay, if you want to live there lol. pretty good price, and you could work w/ the ojibwe dudes at fort william resreve

that must be a big ass church, i have a friend who got a whole farmstead just off the south shore of superior for ~50k.

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getfiscal posted:
five doll hairs says that original screenplay was called Plum for the Money



it's a whole series of mediocre novels. the main gimmick is that titles are numberpuns

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Mike Nelson here.
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Mike Nelson here.
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thirdplace posted:

shennong posted:
i just remembered my buddy sent me an ad for a $150k church in thunder bay, if you want to live there lol. pretty good price, and you could work w/ the ojibwe dudes at fort william resreve

that must be a big ass church, i have a friend who got a whole farmstead just off the south shore of superior for ~50k.



come to think of it it might have been less than $150k, i dont remember. it wasn't much, it was a big building on a decent sized lot. i think thunder bay is more expensive than it should be though, i feel like theres been a lot of housing built there.

do you remember how much land he got on the farmstead? i dunno the soil at all on the south side, what does he grow?

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Mike Nelson here.
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the animals own bones
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It ought to be members only. Seriously think for a moment, you do not want some random person squatting in our high class community centre. Common people are disruptive and loud. We have to teach them to be like us first
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Lykourgos posted:
It ought to be members only. Seriously think for a moment, you do not want some random person squatting in our high class community centre. Common people are disruptive and loud. We have to teach them to be like us first



:10bux:

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Fuck it says I can't edit my post because I approved it for the front page or some nonsense? Stupid touch screen


Anyway the common sort are not like us. They also outnumber us and could dilute the greatness of our centre. Imagine if you will some pudgy american sitting on our favourite sofa and talking endlessly about his ” fanny pack”
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Mods please post that to front page
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Mike Nelson here.
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agreed. if tacky middle-class people want a public thing maybe go to a casino or whatever it is boring people do....
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Kurdt
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you see, vanguardism is not so unlike the ways of ancient greece
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lame
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sewing machines & workshops about repairing and making clothing
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gyrofry posted:


yes, but i like the dylan version better

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Mike Nelson here.
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boom headshot
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Mike Nelson here.
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we should buy a loft in brooklyn and have a north korea style sound system that constantly plays "empire state of mind" and can't be turned off
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Mike Nelson here.
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penitent
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hella w33d & guns
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Lessons posted:

yes, but i like the dylan version better


i really wanna know more about the history of this song, what's on wikipedia looks really interesting

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penitent
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getting raided by the atf is the only way to get noticed these days
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shennong posted:

discipline posted:
So I was thinking the practical timeline for this would be like, find a location, speak with locals about what they would want in a community center, speak with city elected officials about it and see if there is any funding available, get a board together with some interested parties, maybe get some cool sketches or mock ups done, and then start a kickstarter project + general fundraising, then make a 501(c), buy the property in a trust after working out zoning stuff, then start building! promote the center, get it to support other local events, and then sit back and watch the money pour in

your plan is to buy bare land and build on it?



baaaare land bruv

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shennong posted:

another thing that could work would be salvage. just go to a wrecking yard and grab as many truck alternators as you can find, teach people to carve prop blades out of railway ties or whatever lumber you can find, and teach them how to build small turbines to decrease their electricity bills and maybe get the center partially off-grid so your monthly outlays are lower



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gyrofry posted:

yes, but i like the dylan version better


ya he sings from the perspective of the girl, makes u think

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those were the traditional lyrics, the animals version was a revision
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Kurdt
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i know nublet
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tardy on these heaters
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i have Dream project of building a halal economy in the shell of the american capitalist one beginning with agriculture and food distribution and then moving to education and housing, the basis being firstly efficiency of production lines between farm and distributer sort of like a CSA or something for the food and then for education it would be no-interest apprentice / guild type system that guarantees work placement, housing placement and education. its sort of communitarian but whatever, damn the kufrs to burn in hell thats what i always say.