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Grapes Of Wrath

Grapes Of Wrath

Sicc OG
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I GOT BANNED BECAUSE I DO IT FOR THE LULZ.
SO ITS ONLY RIGHT THAT IM BACK FROM THE DEAD LIKE DEADPOOL BRO..

I DIDNT DO ANYTHING BANWORTHY .. IT WAS JUST MOD BUTTHURT FAGGOTRY.
I TOOK MY CASE TO THE AUTHORITY AND THEY DEEMED ME SICCNESS IMMORTAL.

THE FIRST TIME I WAS BANNED FOR LIFE, IT WAS MOD BUTTHURT FAGGOTRY.
BUT I DIDNT GIVE A FUCK. SO I LET IT BE... R.I.P. DJ SYNICAL
 
ThornCity503

ThornCity503

Rest In Peace
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Moses Soulright likes to complain to the banhammer gods like a little jewish faggot that he is. All I said was "Its a perfect day to fly a KIKE". He got all fuckin emotional like he went through some Jacobs Ladder type shit. Fuckin cry baby
 
NAMO

NAMO

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ThornCity503 said:
Moses Soulright likes to complain to the banhammer gods like a little jewish faggot that he is. All I said was that "Its a perfect day to fly a KIKE" and he got all fuckin emotional like he went through Jacobs Ladder type shit. Fuckin cry baby
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L.D.S.

L.D.S.

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WOW I did not want to see that.

The madman accused of shoving a fashion designer into the path of a Manhattan subway train started that day cooking up veal and calves liver at Cipriani Downtown, co-workers said yesterday.
"We're really quite shocked. He's a nice guy. Always very quiet," one manager, who asked his name not be used, said of suspect Jose Rojas.
"He was a good guy, a good worker. We didn't notice anything."
Rojas, 25, is charged with attempted murder for allegedly shoving Ute Linhart, 39, creative director of the fashion firm Bravado, into an oncoming train at the 28th Street R-train station at around 8 p.m. Wednesday.
A Cipriani spokesperson said Rojas had been there for about a year, and had no disciplinary record.
The cook, who has no other record, was intoxicated and allegedly told cops that he doesn't know why he did it.
At the time of his arrest, he told cops, "My name is Osama bin Laden! F - - k you!"
He pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and assault and is being held without bail.


Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/...cipriani_vBXlWvy1XyNxL2Ph6Lvk0N#ixzz0yp9WDRId​
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L.D.S.

L.D.S.

The Bakersman
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EXCLUSIVE

A drunken madman tried to kill a fashion-industry honcho by shoving her into the path of a Manhattan subway train in a chilling, unprovoked attack, the victim and police told The Post yesterday.
"As the impact happened, I'm thinking, 'I'm going to be dead,' " Hell's Kitchen resident Ute Linhart, 39, said of Wednesday evening's random attack in the 28th Street R-train station.
"Then I realized that I was in so much pain, I couldn't possibly be dead."
Linhart, who suffered multiple broken bones and a punctured lung, recounted the harrowing tale as she struggled to breathe through an oxygen mask in a bed at Bellevue Hospital.
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LUCKY TO BE ALIVE: Ute Linhart was pushed into the path of an R train at 23rd Street by a drunken stranger, police said.




"I really think he meant to push me in front of the train. I did see the tracks," said the German-born Linhart, who works as creative director for Bravado, a Midtown company that designs merchandise for stars like Elton John and Katy Perry.
"It's obvious this guy was trying to kill me."
The alleged assailant, José Rojas, 25, of The Bronx, was arraigned last night on charges of attempted murder and assault and was held without bail.
In a bizarre twist, when cops demanded he identify himself, Rojas, a cook at Cipriani, allegedly bellowed, "My name is Osama bin Laden, f--k you!"
Linhart's horrific ordeal began at around 8 p.m. as she made her way from her Fifth Avenue office to meet a friend in Times Square.
Prosecutors said that the unhinged suspect had been standing on the platform pointing in a menacing gun-like gesture at several other straphangers when he made a beeline for the victim.
Linhart was standing on the uptown platform when Rojas "came creeping up on me," she said. "He stood next to me for a few seconds and stared at my face. He looked insane."
As the 400-ton train barreled into the station, he pushed her from behind, she said.
Linhart was struck by the train and flung back onto the platform. The impact left her with three broken ribs, her left arm broken in two places, bone fragments in her right cheek and numerous cuts, she said.
"I have no idea why [he did it]," the victim said. "I do not know this person."
Linhart said a quick-thinking good Samaritan grabbed her right arm to soften the blow.
"I would love to find the person who pulled me back," she said, adding that hordes of riders circled around and told her to hold on.
"A woman came over and told me she's a nurse and to stay calm," Linhart said. "I felt well taken care of."
Rojas, who has no prior record with the NYPD, tried to run but was stopped by a witness and several other people before cops arrived, according to a criminal complaint. The suspect was initially taken to Bellevue Hospital because he was so sloshed.
"I don't know why I pushed her," Rojas told investigators, according to court papers.
His attorney, Christine Delince, called the attempted-murder charge "excessive."
"At no point is my client actually identified as the individual who pushed this woman into the train," she said.
The attack took place on the same subway line where in 1999 straphanger Kendra Webdale was pushed to her death by a schizophrenic, who pleaded guilty to manslaughter.
After Linhart's near-death experience, taking the subway is no longer an option, she said.
"I'm never going to go down there again. I'd rather pay for a cab or walk or take the bus," she said. "I wasn't even standing near the edge. I was a few feet away."
She said that if she encountered her assailant again, she'd want to know why he acted like a lunatic.
"I would say 'Hi, what's wrong with you?' " she said. "What's your problem?"


Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/...e_horror_xvyNT7Y5K8xt70uL6sWplM#ixzz0ypCx6w9e​
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