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[Slaky!]

I don't think I can help you out about your apartment question, until you post your girlfiends' address here too.

How many girlfriends do you think I have? And why do you assume you'd even want any of their addresses?

Paul? "Chad"?

The way you "flow", I don't know. 70?

http://www.myspace.com/andrewunderscorepeck   

Click play on the song, "It's called life" featuring Apex.

It doesn't play automatically when you visit my page. My verse is second. ~ APP

That's sweet, Apex. I dig that the background doesn't distract from the words as is so common nowadays. And the song was tight, too.

Good lookin'. The producer, DJ Elastic is a professional. He's the Felix Pie of Indianapolis Hip Hop. Which means he's been a prospect forever and is soon to be a major player on a shitty team.

Hey hey! Good shit man. I approve. Because you KNOW that matters.

[Apexx]

I don't think I can help you out about your apartment question, until you post your girlfiends' address here too.

How many girlfriends do you think I have? And why do you assume you'd even want any of their addresses?

Paul? "Chad"?

The way you "flow", I don't know. 70?

http://www.myspace.com/andrewunderscorepeck   

Click play on the song, "It's called life" featuring Apex.

It doesn't play automatically when you visit my page. My verse is second. ~ APP

That's sweet, Apex. I dig that the background doesn't distract from the words as is so common nowadays. And the song was tight, too.

Good lookin'. The producer, DJ Elastic is a professional. He's the Felix Pie of Indianapolis Hip Hop. Which means he's been a prospect forever and is soon to be a major player on a shitty team.

Hey hey! Good shit man. I approve. Because you KNOW that matters.

Yeah. Thanks for the street cred, homes.

[BananaHands]

Had to wait until I got home. I don't much like that type of music, but I like that.. nicely done.

[Apexx]

Had to wait until I got home. I don't much like that type of music, but I like that.. nicely done.
[/quote

Thanks. When I was younger I was a lot more prolific. I was in a crew that rhymed and battled and freestyled every day. I felt like I could beat anybody head to head. Use it or lose it. But my friend Rashaad, he never quit and now he's trying to put an album together and can use some help. I'll be featured on a track or two. It's fun as hell. Oh, what might have been.... if I weren't white and from teh ubrbs in Indiana.

[JD, Too]

Had to wait until I got home. I don't much like that type of music, but I like that.. nicely done.
[/quote

Thanks. When I was younger I was a lot more prolific. I was in a crew that rhymed and battled and freestyled every day. I felt like I could beat anybody head to head. Use it or lose it. But my friend Rashaad, he never quit and now he's trying to put an album together and can use some help. I'll be featured on a track or two. It's fun as hell. Oh, what might have been.... if I weren't white and from teh ubrbs in Indiana.

Did your "crew" have a name?

[Apexx]

Had to wait until I got home. I don't much like that type of music, but I like that.. nicely done.
[/quote

Thanks. When I was younger I was a lot more prolific. I was in a crew that rhymed and battled and freestyled every day. I felt like I could beat anybody head to head. Use it or lose it. But my friend Rashaad, he never quit and now he's trying to put an album together and can use some help. I'll be featured on a track or two. It's fun as hell. Oh, what might have been.... if I weren't white and from teh ubrbs in Indiana.

Did your "crew" have a name?

"Elite Lyricists" - not my idea. In my verse on this song, my first time in the studio in nearly 8 years, I start out by saying that "I studied lyrical techniques with Elite MC's." It was three man crew, one black, one white, one bi-racial. We had friends with rock bands and would make songs with them and we had a like a three-song demo produced in Columbus, Ohio in '99. But the other two guys couldn't keep themselves out of jail. So that was that. I went to college and forgot about it.

[bozos72]

Had to wait until I got home. I don't much like that type of music, but I like that.. nicely done.
[/quote

Thanks. When I was younger I was a lot more prolific. I was in a crew that rhymed and battled and freestyled every day. I felt like I could beat anybody head to head. Use it or lose it. But my friend Rashaad, he never quit and now he's trying to put an album together and can use some help. I'll be featured on a track or two. It's fun as hell. Oh, what might have been.... if I weren't white and from teh ubrbs in Indiana.

Did your "crew" have a name?

"Elite Lyricists" - not my idea. In my verse on this song, my first time in the studio in nearly 10 years, I start out by saying that "I studied lyrical techniques with Elite MC's." It was three man crew, one black, one white, one bi-racial. We had friends with rock bands and would make songs with them and we had a like a three-song demo produced in Columbus, Ohio in '99. But the other two guys couldn't keep themselves out of jail. So that was that. I went to college and forgot about it.

Now that's street cred.

[Fork_The_Third]

Had to wait until I got home. I don't much like that type of music, but I like that.. nicely done.
[/quote

Thanks. When I was younger I was a lot more prolific. I was in a crew that rhymed and battled and freestyled every day. I felt like I could beat anybody head to head. Use it or lose it. But my friend Rashaad, he never quit and now he's trying to put an album together and can use some help. I'll be featured on a track or two. It's fun as hell. Oh, what might have been.... if I weren't white and from teh ubrbs in Indiana.

Did your "crew" have a name?

"Elite Lyricists" - not my idea. In my verse on this song, my first time in the studio in nearly 10 years, I start out by saying that "I studied lyrical techniques with Elite MC's." It was three man crew, one black, one white, one bi-racial. We had friends with rock bands and would make songs with them and we had a like a three-song demo produced in Columbus, Ohio in '99. But the other two guys couldn't keep themselves out of jail. So that was that. I went to college and forgot about it.

Now that's street cred.

They stole money from Initech.

[Apexx]

Had to wait until I got home. I don't much like that type of music, but I like that.. nicely done.
[/quote

Thanks. When I was younger I was a lot more prolific. I was in a crew that rhymed and battled and freestyled every day. I felt like I could beat anybody head to head. Use it or lose it. But my friend Rashaad, he never quit and now he's trying to put an album together and can use some help. I'll be featured on a track or two. It's fun as hell. Oh, what might have been.... if I weren't white and from teh ubrbs in Indiana.

Did your "crew" have a name?

"Elite Lyricists" - not my idea. In my verse on this song, my first time in the studio in nearly 10 years, I start out by saying that "I studied lyrical techniques with Elite MC's." It was three man crew, one black, one white, one bi-racial. We had friends with rock bands and would make songs with them and we had a like a three-song demo produced in Columbus, Ohio in '99. But the other two guys couldn't keep themselves out of jail. So that was that. I went to college and forgot about it.

Now that's street cred.

They stole money from Initech.

HA! That's awesome.

[Fork_The_Third]

Had to wait until I got home. I don't much like that type of music, but I like that.. nicely done.
[/quote

Thanks. When I was younger I was a lot more prolific. I was in a crew that rhymed and battled and freestyled every day. I felt like I could beat anybody head to head. Use it or lose it. But my friend Rashaad, he never quit and now he's trying to put an album together and can use some help. I'll be featured on a track or two. It's fun as hell. Oh, what might have been.... if I weren't white and from teh ubrbs in Indiana.

Did your "crew" have a name?

"Elite Lyricists" - not my idea. In my verse on this song, my first time in the studio in nearly 10 years, I start out by saying that "I studied lyrical techniques with Elite MC's." It was three man crew, one black, one white, one bi-racial. We had friends with rock bands and would make songs with them and we had a like a three-song demo produced in Columbus, Ohio in '99. But the other two guys couldn't keep themselves out of jail. So that was that. I went to college and forgot about it.

Now that's street cred.

They stole money from Initech.

HA! That's awesome.


My daily "to do" list:

1) Wake up.

2) Be aewsome.

3) Repeat #1 and #2 tomorrow.

[JD, Too]

Had to wait until I got home. I don't much like that type of music, but I like that.. nicely done.
[/quote

Thanks. When I was younger I was a lot more prolific. I was in a crew that rhymed and battled and freestyled every day. I felt like I could beat anybody head to head. Use it or lose it. But my friend Rashaad, he never quit and now he's trying to put an album together and can use some help. I'll be featured on a track or two. It's fun as hell. Oh, what might have been.... if I weren't white and from teh ubrbs in Indiana.

Did your "crew" have a name?

"Elite Lyricists" - not my idea. In my verse on this song, my first time in the studio in nearly 10 years, I start out by saying that "I studied lyrical techniques with Elite MC's." It was three man crew, one black, one white, one bi-racial. We had friends with rock bands and would make songs with them and we had a like a three-song demo produced in Columbus, Ohio in '99. But the other two guys couldn't keep themselves out of jail. So that was that. I went to college and forgot about it.

Now that's street cred.

They stole money from Initech.

HA! That's awesome.


My daily "to do" list:

1) Wake up.

2) Be aewsome.

3) Repeat #1 and #2 tomorrow.

I think that messing up that quote took your previous 'awesome' away. 

[Down In Front]

Had to wait until I got home. I don't much like that type of music, but I like that.. nicely done.
[/quote

Thanks. When I was younger I was a lot more prolific. I was in a crew that rhymed and battled and freestyled every day. I felt like I could beat anybody head to head. Use it or lose it. But my friend Rashaad, he never quit and now he's trying to put an album together and can use some help. I'll be featured on a track or two. It's fun as hell. Oh, what might have been.... if I weren't white and from teh ubrbs in Indiana.

Did your "crew" have a name?

"Elite Lyricists" - not my idea. In my verse on this song, my first time in the studio in nearly 10 years, I start out by saying that "I studied lyrical techniques with Elite MC's." It was three man crew, one black, one white, one bi-racial. We had friends with rock bands and would make songs with them and we had a like a three-song demo produced in Columbus, Ohio in '99. But the other two guys couldn't keep themselves out of jail. So that was that. I went to college and forgot about it.

Now that's street cred.

They stole money from Initech.

HA! That's awesome.


My daily "to do" list:

1) Wake up.

2) Be aewsome.

3) Repeat #1 and #2 tomorrow.

I think that messing up that quote took your previous 'awesome' away. 

I agree.

[EG]

Had to wait until I got home. I don't much like that type of music, but I like that.. nicely done.
[/quote

Thanks. When I was younger I was a lot more prolific. I was in a crew that rhymed and battled and freestyled every day. I felt like I could beat anybody head to head. Use it or lose it. But my friend Rashaad, he never quit and now he's trying to put an album together and can use some help. I'll be featured on a track or two. It's fun as hell. Oh, what might have been.... if I weren't white and from teh ubrbs in Indiana.

Did your "crew" have a name?

"Elite Lyricists" - not my idea. In my verse on this song, my first time in the studio in nearly 10 years, I start out by saying that "I studied lyrical techniques with Elite MC's." It was three man crew, one black, one white, one bi-racial. We had friends with rock bands and would make songs with them and we had a like a three-song demo produced in Columbus, Ohio in '99. But the other two guys couldn't keep themselves out of jail. So that was that. I went to college and forgot about it.

Now that's street cred.

They stole money from Initech.

HA! That's awesome.


My daily "to do" list:

1) Wake up.

2) Be aewsome.

3) Repeat #1 and #2 tomorrow.

I think that messing up that quote took your previous 'awesome' away. 

I agree.

You guys suck at this quote stuff.

[Fork_The_Third]

Had to wait until I got home. I don't much like that type of music, but I like that.. nicely done.
[/quote

Thanks. When I was younger I was a lot more prolific. I was in a crew that rhymed and battled and freestyled every day. I felt like I could beat anybody head to head. Use it or lose it. But my friend Rashaad, he never quit and now he's trying to put an album together and can use some help. I'll be featured on a track or two. It's fun as hell. Oh, what might have been.... if I weren't white and from teh ubrbs in Indiana.

Did your "crew" have a name?

"Elite Lyricists" - not my idea. In my verse on this song, my first time in the studio in nearly 10 years, I start out by saying that "I studied lyrical techniques with Elite MC's." It was three man crew, one black, one white, one bi-racial. We had friends with rock bands and would make songs with them and we had a like a three-song demo produced in Columbus, Ohio in '99. But the other two guys couldn't keep themselves out of jail. So that was that. I went to college and forgot about it.

Now that's street cred.

They stole money from Initech.

HA! That's awesome.


My daily "to do" list:

1) Wake up.

2) Be aewsome.

3) Repeat #1 and #2 tomorrow.

I think that messing up that quote took your previous 'awesome' away. 

I agree.

You guys suck at this quote stuff.

It's stylistic. therefore, it's awesome.

[EG]

I bought a Dell computer about a year ago and it's worked relatively fine.  A few days ago I got a notice -- out of nowhere -- telling me that my Windows software was no longer valid, and now I can't access iTunes, any files I bought from iTunes, Gmail notifier and any instant messenger program.  I also can't download and install any new software.

Of course my product is valid, since I bought it right from Dell and it's worked for the past year.  I went through Microsoft's website and "validated" the software, but the same problems remain.  Has anyone had this happen before?  Any idea how to fix it?  Besides buying a Mac.