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  1. President Bush is going to be in NJ today to give a speech at a Debt Counseling Agency in Freehold. This place is across the street from where I work and we were asked to help out by storing his motorcade overnight inside our garage. When I came in this morning I was talking with one of the Secret Service agents about his job and as we were talking he was loading the MP5's and UMP5's that they will be carrying during Bush's visit. 8) I went and took a few pics as he was putting on the Presidential Seal and Flags on the vehicles.
  2. Also some of the flashback parts were taken from the TV Series Dark Angel.
  3. Ooooo, boy. What happened? (I'm not over there) She had just registered and was posting about DV8's site as she had done here (thanks by the way) and a few of the guys were ripping into her about spamming the board and how DV8's site sucks. She was just letting them know of the site and they just started telling her to Get The F*ck Out.
  4. Hey Apple, Just wanted to say what a bunch of A**holes there are over at the Charlie Oscar Delta Forum. That was pretty messed up how they went after you like that just for letting them know about your site. Just goes to show you how much the members there differ from the ones here at UF. Keep up the good work.
  5. Any luck yet Puddy? Again. it's much appreciated. ;D
  6. I thought he meant the Jennifer Aniston/Marky Mark Movie. ;D
  7. Source: IGN.com Online Gameplay – ARMY OF TWO redefines TWO MAN online gameplay with players seamlessly moving from PAI to live players as they make their way through the game.
  8. Slant Six finally breaks the silence. They let us know a little bit about the 2 released pics here: http://blog.us.playstation.com/
  9. March 2, 2008 Guitarist and bandleader Jeff Healey dies in Toronto hospital Following a lengthy struggle with cancer, Healey passes away on the eve of the release of a new blues rock album Jeff Healey, arguably one of the most distinctive guitar players of our time, died today (Sunday March 2) in St. Joseph’s Hospital, Toronto. He was 41, and leaves his wife, Cristie, daughter Rachel (13) and son Derek (three), as well as his father and step-mother, Bud and Rose Healey, and sisters Laura and Linda. Funeral and memorial arrangements are pending. Robbed of his sight as a baby due to a rare form of cancer, retino blastoma, and he started to play guitar when he was three, holding the instrument unconventionally across his lap. He formed his first band at 17, but soon formed a trio which was named the Jeff Healey Band. After his appearance in the movie Road House, he was signed to Arista records, and in 1988 released the Grammy-nominated album See the Light, which included a major hit single, Angel Eyes. He earned a Juno Award in 1990 as Entertainer of the Year. Two more albums emerged on Arista, with lessening success as the ’90s passed. Various “best-of†and live packages were released, and he recorded two more rock albums, before turning to his real love, classic American jazz from the ’20s, ’30s and ’40s. By then, however, Healey was an internationally-known star who had played with dozens of musicians, including B.B. King and Stevie Ray Vaughan, and recorded with George Harrison. Mark Knopfler and the late blues legend, Jimmy Rogers. A family man with a three-year-old son and a 13-year-old daughter he preferred to stay close to home. “I’ve traveled widely before — been there and done that,†he told friends, determined to avoid the lengthy, exhausting tours that marked his life in his twenties and early thirties. A long-running CBC Radio series saw him in the role of disc jockey — My Kinda Jazz was a staple for a while, but in recent years he had hosted a programme with a similar name on Jazz-FM in Toronto. A highlight of his broadcasts was always the use of rare — and rarely heard — music from his 30,000-plus collection of 78-rpm records. As his rock career wound down as the millennium came, he recorded a series of three album of early jazz, playing trumpet as well as acoustic guitar in a band he called Jeff Healey’s Jazz Wizards. The most recent was It’s Tight Like That, recorded live at Hugh’s Room in Toronto in 2005, with British jazz legend Chris Barber as guest star. At the time of his death he was about to see the release of his first rock/blues album in eight years, Mess of Blues, which is being released in Europe on March 20, and in Canada and the U.S. on April 22. The album was the result of a joint agreement between the German label, Ruf Records, and Stony Plain, the independent Edmonton-based label that has released his three jazz CDs. Mess of Blues was recorded in studios in Toronto, with two cuts recorded at the Jeff Healey’s Roadhouse in Toronto and two at a concert in London England. The backup group on the upcoming CD — the Healey’s House Band — played with him regularly at the downtown Roadhouse, and at a previous club bearing his name in the Queen-Bathurst area. Early last year, Healey underwent surgery to remove cancerous tissue from his legs, and later from both lungs; aggressive radiation treatments and chemotherapy, however, failed to halt the spread of the disease. Despite his battle with cancer, he undertook frequent tours across Canada with both his blues-based band and his jazz group; he was set for a major tour in Germany and the U.K. and was to be a guest on the BBC’s famed Jools Holland Show in April. Remembered by his musicians — and his audiences — for his wry sense of humour as well as his musical playfulness, Healey was a unique musician who bridged different genres with ease and assurance. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJh3KaIKDAw&feature=related
  10. You got my vote, Good Luck!! BTW - You're ranked 88 now. ;D
  11. Moved grenade a little further into his hand and away from his head.
  12. That is the question. Thanks for the info.
  13. 1. No Limit 2. No problem using another pic 3. If you want to add my name nemesis3370 that would be cool Thanks Puddy!!
  14. Yeah, the TV Station should be really cool. Hopefully it won't be another really small map like Shipment and it will have both floors to fight from. Also Hill should be a real cool map for snipers. ;D
  15. Nemesis

    [AoA] D75

    Here you go, of course you'll have to go to Tailand to get it though. ;D
  16. Ok, I've been trying to make my own sig for a non-gaming (Celeb) forum I belong to, but haven't had any luck. I suck at it. So I came here to find some help, because there have been some really good ones made here. Puddy had made a great one for my clans forum for me of Snake Eyes. (Thanks Again) First thing is I'm trying to make the pic below as a pop-up sig like most of the guys have around here. Then i've been trying to come up with some other ideas, but haven't come up with anything good on what to do next with it. If anyone can work there magic with it I would greatly appreciate it. There's no need to add any type of writing on it or anything, that's something I can do without any problems. If anyone knows where I can find a tutorial on how to make the popup sig, please let me know? ;D Here's the pic:
  17. The PS3 version was cancelled.
  18. NY/NJ Area Ribs = http://www.famousdaves.com/ Pizza = http://www.peteandeldas.com/ Â Â Â Â Â Â Â http://www.federicis.com/ Deli Sandwich/Cheesecake = http://www.carnegiedeli.com/ Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â http://www.juniorscheesecake.com/
  19. Looks Good, Thanks!!!
  20. I've been waiting for [TNU] 1_Bad_Soldier to make a Chicago Bears Theme.
  21. Do you also go by the name "Marconelly"? If not this guy is taking credit for your work on this website: http://www.allps3themes.com/ Most of the themes you posted are there. I usually go there online on the PS3 and download from there.
  22. Great Job Puddy, Much Appreciated!!! ;D ;D

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