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...replacement unit and downloaded a new file online was I able to get the thing to work right. Even then, the Vista had so many quirks and bugs--names would get truncated, strange error messages would pop up--that I was ready to toss it in the trash...
...apply hilariously moronic last-minute reverse English to realign oneself with the Quality. The speaker sniffed in two downward directions at once - the direction of race (where, you unnerstan', the black n------- are to be found) and the direction of class (it's pretty foxy to condescend to white trash when you are white trash yourself: Throws 'em off the track...
...tells me it would make her more comfortable if I would join her. I'm standing in the doorway to Jacky's hut. About me are flea-infested dogs, puddles of stagnant water several inches deep with garbage, and all around is the stench of smoldering trash. The horror of this daily existence is tangible. I don't like being in this place, and I find depressing the idea of living in a world that has places like this in it. And I know a hit of the mad medicine is the easiest way to make this all seem bearable...
Many music fans support Napster because they believe that the quickest way to rid the airwaves and the world of the studio-created trash that now dominates is to destroy the commercial viability of recorded music. Force everyone back onto the stage, and then we'll see who the real artists...
...something that Sheilia Brown turns to her advantage. Brown is an executive secretary at Tribune Interactive, part of the Tribune Co., the Chicago-based media empire. Her daughters Nnyla, 23, and Rayna, 13, love some kinds of rap. So does she. And the parts she doesn't love--the trash talk, the relentless treatment of women as nothing more than walking booties--give her a chance to discuss with her daughters just why she doesn't love them. "We discuss things openly about sex and relationships," says Brown. "What's tacky and what's not tacky. Sometimes the kids...