Posts made by Ellis

Get Naked (1999) Methods of Mayhem

By Tommy Lee's first solo project Methods of Mayhem, from their album Methods of Mayhem, the track features Fred Durst, Lil' Kim, George Clinton, and Beastie Boys associate Mix Master Mike.

Along with references to the private Tommy Lee/Pamela Anderson sex video “leaked” to the public, the song contains explicit language and sexual content…

(Lil' Kim)
"Queen bitch red lipstick
The all black harlot call me black Barbie
Fuck a blow job it's a motherfuckin' hobby
Under 7 inches uhh sorry
Minute men I can't fuck wit’ them
I like to ride the cock ‘til you hit the spot
Uhh come on baby make it hot
Got a convertible drop the top
Before we do a thing I want the diamonds and the rings
The furs the minks the jewels the links
You know I'm freaky so ya got to eat me and uh
I know you hate it but uh
GET NAKED!"

(Lil' Kim & Tommy Lee)
"You ain't lickin' this
Then you ain't stickin' this we don't want the dick

Fuck the cunt games you girls can't complain
And I ain't leavin' ‘til you're sleepin’ on the cum stains..."

Uncensored video…

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Cry (1985) Godley & Creme

I remember being kind of impressed with the transition effect they used in the music video when I first saw it over 30 years ago…

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@tightass2020:

A file uploaded with the fake name like that is going to fade into oblivion very fast.

I’m a fairly avid uploader and usually make it a practice of giving my torrent upload a unique title unless I’m happy with the original source title, and I always make it a point to rename the video so it has the same title as my torrent upload.

That being said, I’m going to have to disagree on your particular point, “A file uploaded with the fake name like that is going to fade into oblivion very fast.”

With 16 out the 17 uploads that I currently have on the site’s list of the 30 “most popular torrents” bearing titles I came up with, renaming has never been a problem.

@elroy103063:

SF Giants

It’s almost a bit ironic that the first co-member to reply to my post is a fan of our arch rival.

Just out of curiosity, with the elimination of the Giants from the 2016 postseason, do you still have an interest in the World Series; and if so, who are you rooting for (or against)?

YES!

The Cubs' "fairy tale" season is about to hit "the skids"…

"Win for Vin!"

GO  DODGERS! :cheers:

Definitely HOT! >:D

:cum:

Hot Line (1976) The Sylvers

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3 by Funkadelic with some nice guitar riffs and bass licks…

Cosmic Slop (1973)…

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Red Hot Mama (1974)…

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Get Off Your Ass and Jam (1975)…

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I got my partner a "flat cat" a long time ago, after he lost "Izzy"–short for Isadora Duncan--a moody male cat who'd been with him for years, and one evening he never came home.

The new kitty used to have a spot atop the upright piano against the living room wall at his apartment until he fell behind it. (I think he's still back there too.)

By the time I was a senior, I knew the degree I'd graduate with was one that would do little for me in my field of interest and career goals at that time. Regardless, that BA in Psychology I received as a member of the University of California at Berkeley's class of '83 is something I'm still proud of!

So, where did you get your "sheepskin?"

GO BEARS!

How’s the weather where you are at this very moment?

Currently–“System Time: Oct 08 2016 00:15:58”--

It’s a little after 3:15 in the afternoon, in California on the west coast of the United States in the 94609 zip code in the San Francisco, East Bay area.

The current temperature is a warm 84 degrees, Fahrenheit (about 29 degrees C).

So, how's the weather where you are?

Here’s a link to a look at the current conditions and a view from a live webcam (and time-lapse video) from its location at the nearby Lawrence Hall of Science, situated in the Berkeley Hills, east of the main campus of UC Berkeley; and overlooks the San Francisco East Bay Area…

http://static.lawrencehallofscience.org/scienceview/scienceview.berkeley.edu/html/view/index.php

Sampling Jimi…

If 60's Was 90's (1994) Beautiful People

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Regarding some of the replies to my post (noted below), citing issues with the naming and titling of a torrent…

My concern is not with a torrent's name or title, but with the name/title of its video (MP4, FLV, AVI, etc.)--and a question as to why doesn't the uploader of such videos noted (which appear in my download list as an unidentifiable string of numbers and letters attached to an MP4, AVI, or other video file) rename the video a title that's at least somewhat descriptive.

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To the uploaders (and downloaders) of any of the following torrent videos:

240P_400K_60424711
240P_400K_62227661
240P_400K_78514821
240P_400K_79287081
240P_400K_79988901
480P_403K_5218412
480P_600K_49387561
480P_600K_64541191
480P_600K_71736561
480P_600K_72203052

I’m curious, and interested in knowing the answers to a couple of questions regarding these (and similarly entitled) videos and their corresponding torrents.

Without doing a “search” of or opening any files on your computer, and referring to this list of video titles only…

1.   Do you know either the subject of the particular video, or the name of the torrent the video belongs to?

As for me, having downloaded all of these in the last week or so, I can say “No” to both. Even if I had the torrent names randomly listed opposite this list of titles, I couldn’t tell you what video goes to what torrent

My second question is for the uploaders only, and something I’ve decided I’d ask from now on, whenever I come across a torrent with the same issue; and that is…

2.   Why didn’t you rename the video from the cryptic title, to something more descriptive–using the title of the torrent, for example, before you created and uploaded your torrent? ???

Anyway, from now on, I’ve decided to ask, “Why?”

@Ellis:

Years ago, parked off the highway, in broad daylight, out in the open and sprawled on the hood of my car, I got my dick sucked.

(However, the highway was US-50 in Nevada, also known as the “Loneliest Highway” in America, and I got my “happy ending” without a single car going by!) >:D

I just had to add this one last image…

Years ago, parked off the highway, in broad daylight, out in the open and sprawled on the hood of my car, I got my dick sucked.

(However, the highway was US-50 in Nevada, also known as the “Loneliest Highway” in America, and I got my “happy ending” without a single car going by!) >:D

Oakland…

In the San Francisco East Bay area in California...west coast...USA!

My favorite by him…

Never Too Much (12" Version) (1981) Luther Vandross

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El Condor Pasa (If I Could) (1970) Simon & Garfunkel

@DAVLEN:

After a brief think, kept coming back to Simon and Garfunkles 'Bridge Over Troubled Waters'. Every track a gem, brilliant and the title song still in my top 5

I love El Condor Pasa (If I Could)!

This was harder than I thought, and impossible for me to come up with just one!

Even then, I had to set a couple of qualifiers–one is this is based on the ratio of like to dislike of an album’s total number of tracks. I’ve purchased countless albums that I love solely for one particular track (and have yet to listen to the whole album in most of the cases).

The other thing to note is although I really didn’t want to consider “greatest hits” and “anthology” type albums, I felt compelled to mention the two such albums I selected as an addendum to my list.

So, my “Top 5” (plus one) by date of release…

Gunfighter Ballads & Trail Songs (1959) Marty Robbins
The Dark Side of the Moon (1973) Pink Floyd
Bella Donna (1981) Stevie Nicks
Jesse Johnson’s Revue (1985) Jesse Johnson
The Chronic (1992) Dr. Dre
2001 (1999) Dr. Dre

The compilations…

Their Greatest Hits (1971-1975) (1976) Eagles
Greatest Hits (1998) 2Pac