Bullshit Thread #7

[DeftonesATF27]

yeah its nice. Chevy is the BEST BEST BEST

60's IMPALAS

60's Chevelles

Suburbans, Trucks, Bitch and Blunts. Chevy does it all.

[deftonekid]

Suburbans, Trucks, Bitch and Blunts. Chevy does it all.

wow now i want one

[DeftonesATF27]

Suburbans, Trucks, Bitch and Blunts. Chevy does it all.

wow now i want one

I know. Im actually 27 years old and i sell cars.

[deftonekid]

I know. Im actually 27 years old and i sell cars.

REALLY? CUZ I WANT A CADI!!

[DeftonesATF27]

Heres my other one with 17 inches.

[deftonekid]

NICE!!!

[lithium royalty]

my truck has almost nothing stock

23 inch rims
wood grain accents
4 captain chairs
6 cd in dash bose sound system
billet grill
billet rearview mirrors.

[hydroponic82]

my truck has almost nothing stock

23 inch rims
wood grain accents
4 captain chairs
6 cd in dash bose sound system
billet grill
billet rearview mirrors.

" i got a Hummer sittin on 22's
  fuck stuntin
iM GIVIN THESE HOES THE BLUES"

[Far away]

I'll steal your truck, ATF27! The white one rocks!

[hydroponic82]

And now, a word from the president..

Damn it feels good to be a gangsta
Gettin voted into the white house

Everything lookin good to the people of the world
But the mafia family is my boss

So every now and then I owe a favor gettin' down
Like lettin' a big drug shipment through

And send 'em to the poor community
So we can bust you know who

So voters of the world keep supportin' me
And I promise to take you very far

Other leaders better not upset me
Or I'll send a million troops to die at war

To all you people, that helped me win
I sincerely like to thank you

Cuz now I got the world swingin' from my nuts
And damn it feels good to be a gangsta

[fireflyry]

http://www.snopes.com/business/money/travis.asp

Claim:   A collector deliberately placed three valuable U.S. coins into circulation in New York in April 2006.

Status:   True.

Origins:   One  of the many windfall schemes that some of us dream about in our idle moments is fortuitously turning up a rare old coin worth hundreds or even thousands of dollars — perhaps through discovering one stashed away by a relative who has forgotten about it, uncovering one hidden beneath some dirt or debris, or simply finding one in a handful of change. The last of these routes rarely yields lucky finds any more, as collectors and treasure-seekers have long since plucked every coin of significant value from circulation, but in April 2006 the odds of making such an advantageous discovery got a little bit better.

To help introduce more people to "the magic of coin collecting," Scott A. Travers, a 44-year-old former vice president of the American Numismatic Association and author of The Coin Collector's Survival Manual, decided to mark National Coin Week in mid-April 2006 by deliberately spending three valuable old pennies as he made routine purchases around Manhattan. "I'm planting a seed, and I hope that a new generation of people will come to appreciate the history that coins represent," he 
said.

The three coins Scott Travers planned to spend were all relatively low-mintage U.S. one-cent pieces nearly one hundred years old: a 1908-S Indian Head cent, and 1909-S VDB and 1914-D Lincoln cents. (In the conditions released by Travers, these coins are worth roughly $200, $1,000, and $300, respectively.) Mr. Travers said he put the 1914-D Lincoln cent into circulation on 12 April 2006 when he purchased a pretzel from a food stand in Times Square, and that he planned to spend the other two coins within the next several days.

So far, there have been no reports of anyone's finding any of the three rare pennies. Scott Travers may never find out what happened to them, as it's quite possible the valuable cents will end up lost, squirreled away as oddities by people who don't know their true value, or retrieved and sold by lucky finders unaware the coins were deliberately placed into circulation. Indeed, Mr. Travers has tried the same stunt more than once before, and he hasn't learned the fate of at least some of the coins involved in those previous attempts:

Travers has spent rare coins before. In 1999, he did it to coincide with the numismatic association's convention in New York, although he never found out whether one of the rare pennies was rediscovered.

Past coin drops, in 1997 and 2002, succeeded in sparking interest in coin collecting, but Travers doesn't know if anyone "cashed in" by finding the coins. Travers has met many people who believe they've discovered his coins, and though they may have found valuable coins, they weren't his.

[law]

[fireflyry]

[Crazylegs]

WHAT!

[fireflyry]

How bout that cover eh crazylegs?

Does'nt it just grab you in a big rock hug and make you wanna......rock....

[Crazylegs]

Hellz no, I gots tired of his mumbling some while ago. Oh we were talking about the cover. YES IT DOES!

[fireflyry]

Hell yes it does....I sometimes wonder if he is ever not pulling a rockstar pose?

A DAY IN THE LIFE OF SCOTT STAPP:

Mrs Stapp:Honey I'm off to the store...you want anything?




Yes...please baby baby!!!



Can I get 4 jelly donuts yeah a yeah....



...and two strips of jerky..oh woah yeah...



...and just one tootsie pop...oh yeah uh huh...



....and an orange slurpy.....woah yeah uh uh....



(god I'm bored)

[Crazylegs]

AT least your boredom is entertaining. Karma kick for humour in times of boredom. A very rare skill.

[Mei]

I've never understood him.. he confuses me.

[fireflyry]

I've never understood him.. he confuses me.

Sorry.