whirlygirl Escribi�:

In this day and age and considering the giant melting pot the world is coming to, you aren't going to get very far in life if you only stick to "your own kind"

I dunno, I only stick with my own kind.... because I don't trust people who don't smoke pot.

yeh fwiw i totally agree with u whirly, i mean kids arent born racist bigots, they have to be influenced from something.



its just a shame, at that age i was out riding my bmx and being a pain in the ass. what have they got to look forward to?



on the other hand, �10 says that by the time they are 17 one will be a crack smoking lesbian, and the other will be a priest in a black gospel church ;)

yeh fwiw i totally agree with u whirly, i mean kids arent born racist bigots, they have to be influenced from something.



its just a shame, at that age i was out riding my bmx and being a pain in the ass. what have they got to look forward to?



on the other hand, �10 says that by the time they are 17 one will be a crack smoking lesbian, and the other will be a priest in a black gospel church ;)

woah! that post was so good i made it twice :? X-D

X-D Especially that bit about crack smoking lesbians and a priest in a gospel church!



Most double-post worthy!!

i hear that they had to hide these girls at an undisclosed location because of all the hullabaloo they've been stirring up.



also yes it's unfortunate that the chemical brothers music would be used on that particular radio show, but i'm sure it was unintentional. seeing as it is the only chemical track that the average american recognizes, they just wanted a pumped up beat. so unless the chemical brothers start sucking(god forbid) these sorts of things will happen.

I don't get it.



How could it have been unintentional?



Someone made a decision to use their music. It's not like the producer on the show fell over a chair and the Chems just went flying into the CD player.



They should put a stop to it.