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Jun. 11th, 2002
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Jun. 11th, 2002 02:44 pm"Give my best to Salon.com, and tell Salon.commers to come to Ted Nugent.com and they'll get a dose of reality that they will either love and make them celebrate the truth, or it will make them shit blood. Both reactions which I love, by the way. "
Ted Nugent in an interview with Salon.com
Ted Nugent in an interview with Salon.com
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Jun. 11th, 2002 07:03 pmI leave work. I walk to the Marta station.
I realize I left Marta card in workout clothes at home. I check wallet.
I have $1.25 and a $20 bill. Marta is $1.75.
I wander off to find some place to make change.
I wind up in the scariest little newsstand on earth. It's reasonably large, but 75% of it is counters where people fill out and scratch off lottery tickets.
The people there don't seem to have any hope in their eyes. They don't expect to win. They think that not playing = losing.
Somewhere in Hell is a place where you can enter a lottery to get out of hell. No one ever wins. But people enter it anyway. This is where I bought my diet coke today.
I realize I left Marta card in workout clothes at home. I check wallet.
I have $1.25 and a $20 bill. Marta is $1.75.
I wander off to find some place to make change.
I wind up in the scariest little newsstand on earth. It's reasonably large, but 75% of it is counters where people fill out and scratch off lottery tickets.
The people there don't seem to have any hope in their eyes. They don't expect to win. They think that not playing = losing.
Somewhere in Hell is a place where you can enter a lottery to get out of hell. No one ever wins. But people enter it anyway. This is where I bought my diet coke today.