Life's a struggle
Everyone tryna make it
Some work hard and fail
Some make it
Others fake it, like they made it
Act like they real
But they real actors
Some act like they'd kill, but it wont happen.
The haters they like a sneeze.
So bless them, and wish them well.
They hating
So they must not feel good about themselves.
Senor Savage,BeachBoy
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Amnimal "Rat Pack"
If you've been on our myspace page then you have seen this pic before, seeing as we've had it up for about a year and a half now, but these are some kuul dudes. Frank, Sam & Dean. There is one missing actually for those of you that actually know about the Rat Pack, funny man Jerry Lewis the original Nutty Professor himself.
Old Man Says "F*ck Earth Day. Pore Oil On A Duck"
April 22nd is Earth Day but Old Coot Jack English has high hopes his new holiday sweeps the nation in a flash flood of plastic bags and edible rocks
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Nirvana - The Man Who Sold The World Live
Nirvana covering David Bowes "The Man Who Sold The World" oh and they definitely DESTROYED it.
Women Of Afghanistan Protest On Law Of Allowing Men To Have Sex Every 4 Days
Man talk about desperate guys, they must not ever get laid if they gotta pass a law to knock something down, it's funny but whack, just think buddy got the countdown on like 2 more minutes and the panties better be on the floor. LOL...Thats terrible
Via WSHH...gracias
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
YouKARI CHUNKY!!!
YouKari Chunky!!! Our favorite Japanese rock band....."Chucky Monkey Chunky Monekey" thats one of their songs..!
Publisher: Please give us back our illegal weapons
Video Game News
Pens? Snore. T-shirts? Boring. Notepads? Been there, done that. Thinking up creative ideas for promotional tchotchkes can't be easy, but someone at uber-publisher Electronic Arts went a little too far last week.
The game in question: Godfather II, a Grand Theft Auto-style adventure based on the famous movie. The offending item: a set of brass knuckles, mailed to video games journalists together with other goodies including a cigar, a silk handkerchief, and a book of matches. But while it nicely complements the game's mafiosi theme, it also had the unfortunate side-effect of turning recipients of the mailing into criminals, as mere possession of brass knuckles is illegal in many states and can carry hefty penalties.
After blog GamePolitics expressed its consternation, the publisher began a flurry of hush-hush phone calls to arrange the return of the weapons. EA declined to comment beyond expressing a desire to assist journalists in proper disposal of the items.
Pens? Snore. T-shirts? Boring. Notepads? Been there, done that. Thinking up creative ideas for promotional tchotchkes can't be easy, but someone at uber-publisher Electronic Arts went a little too far last week.
The game in question: Godfather II, a Grand Theft Auto-style adventure based on the famous movie. The offending item: a set of brass knuckles, mailed to video games journalists together with other goodies including a cigar, a silk handkerchief, and a book of matches. But while it nicely complements the game's mafiosi theme, it also had the unfortunate side-effect of turning recipients of the mailing into criminals, as mere possession of brass knuckles is illegal in many states and can carry hefty penalties.
After blog GamePolitics expressed its consternation, the publisher began a flurry of hush-hush phone calls to arrange the return of the weapons. EA declined to comment beyond expressing a desire to assist journalists in proper disposal of the items.
Sunday, April 12, 2009
Remember this....???
LMAmnimalAO you gotta admit they are funny....That dude dee bo punked was on his Skreech tip. And c.rock was on that recession budget wit a nice lil grip on him. hahahaha
Snoop Dogg Puts The Blunt On Obama Shirt (Snoop Dogg Presents: "The Wake N' Bake Show")
A LBC original Snoop is a funny dude, check him out doing his stuff.
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Television Mind Control?????
Check this out, I bet you turn off your television, but what about your computer?
Homes, cars, art seized in Colo. Ponzi scheme
AURORA, Colo. – A former bishop in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints allegedly operated a Ponzi scheme from his suburban Denver home for about 15 years, bilking investors out of millions of dollars to collect religious art and classic cars.
A lawsuit filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Denver by the Securities and Exchange Commission alleges Shawn Merriman, an unlicensed broker, collected up to $20 million from investors in several states to support a lavish lifestyle.
Merriman has not been charged with a crime but the matter remains under investigation, said Jeff Dorschner, spokesman with the U.S. attorney's office.
Authorities say Merriman had several classic cars — including a silver Aston Martin, 1932 and 1936 Auburns and a 1932 Ford Highboy — guns, taxidermy and artwork that included Rembrandts and other Old Masters. Federal marshals Wednesday were freezing bank accounts and seizing cars, guns, artwork and a home in Aurora, two properties in Idaho, and artwork from a home in Alpharetta, Ga.
Merriman, a former stock broker, allegedly began an investment fund in 1995 that employed an aggressive strategy, but he quickly lost $400,000. He allegedly started other funds to hide his losses and cover withdrawal requests.
A message left for Merriman at his Aurora home Wednesday was not immediately returned, and court records did not list an attorney for him.
The U.S. attorney's office, which moved to seize Merriman's assets earlier this month in an effort to preserve as much money as possible, said Merriman attracted investors through friends and business associates. Thirty-eight people or groups in Colorado, Minnesota and Utah, as well as other states invested money with Merriman.
Merriman showed investors a single-page document and promised annual returns of 7 to 20 percent, according to court documents. He also allegedly fabricated monthly statements for investors.
"On March 18, 2009, Merriman confessed to criminal authorities that he had been engaging in a Ponzi scheme," according to a court document recently filed by the SEC. The document also said Merriman claimed he had about $7 million in assets left, mostly in investment-grade art.
Authorities were moving to freeze bank accounts for companies established by Merriman, including Market Street Advisors, Mountain Springs Partners, and Impressions Everlasting, a company formed to invest in art.
Among the 370 works of art sought by federal authorities are Rembrandt's 1633 "Descent From the Cross: The Second Plate" and 1654 "The Entombment"; two works by Picasso; four bronze busts; and an acrylic sculpture.
Merriman told the Deseret News in March 2008 that he had collected 56 of Rembrandt's 70 religious prints, some which were on display throughout The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints buildings in Denver last year. LDS spokeswoman Kim Farah said Merriman has served as a bishop in the church, but she did not say when or for how long. Bishops lead neighborhood congregations, similar to pastors in other faiths, LDS spokesman Marc Stevens said.
Dorschner said investors in Ponzi schemes usually recover less than 5 percent of their money.
Neither Merriman nor his companies were licensed brokers, said Fred Joseph, commissioner of the Colorado Division of Securities. Joseph said scams are on rise as people search for investments outside the stock market or bank accounts.
"People just want to believe, and in some cases, even when the scam is exposed, they don't want to talk to us because they believe the guy instead," Joseph said. "The guys who do these things are very smooth, very convincing."
A lawsuit filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Denver by the Securities and Exchange Commission alleges Shawn Merriman, an unlicensed broker, collected up to $20 million from investors in several states to support a lavish lifestyle.
Merriman has not been charged with a crime but the matter remains under investigation, said Jeff Dorschner, spokesman with the U.S. attorney's office.
Authorities say Merriman had several classic cars — including a silver Aston Martin, 1932 and 1936 Auburns and a 1932 Ford Highboy — guns, taxidermy and artwork that included Rembrandts and other Old Masters. Federal marshals Wednesday were freezing bank accounts and seizing cars, guns, artwork and a home in Aurora, two properties in Idaho, and artwork from a home in Alpharetta, Ga.
Merriman, a former stock broker, allegedly began an investment fund in 1995 that employed an aggressive strategy, but he quickly lost $400,000. He allegedly started other funds to hide his losses and cover withdrawal requests.
A message left for Merriman at his Aurora home Wednesday was not immediately returned, and court records did not list an attorney for him.
The U.S. attorney's office, which moved to seize Merriman's assets earlier this month in an effort to preserve as much money as possible, said Merriman attracted investors through friends and business associates. Thirty-eight people or groups in Colorado, Minnesota and Utah, as well as other states invested money with Merriman.
Merriman showed investors a single-page document and promised annual returns of 7 to 20 percent, according to court documents. He also allegedly fabricated monthly statements for investors.
"On March 18, 2009, Merriman confessed to criminal authorities that he had been engaging in a Ponzi scheme," according to a court document recently filed by the SEC. The document also said Merriman claimed he had about $7 million in assets left, mostly in investment-grade art.
Authorities were moving to freeze bank accounts for companies established by Merriman, including Market Street Advisors, Mountain Springs Partners, and Impressions Everlasting, a company formed to invest in art.
Among the 370 works of art sought by federal authorities are Rembrandt's 1633 "Descent From the Cross: The Second Plate" and 1654 "The Entombment"; two works by Picasso; four bronze busts; and an acrylic sculpture.
Merriman told the Deseret News in March 2008 that he had collected 56 of Rembrandt's 70 religious prints, some which were on display throughout The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints buildings in Denver last year. LDS spokeswoman Kim Farah said Merriman has served as a bishop in the church, but she did not say when or for how long. Bishops lead neighborhood congregations, similar to pastors in other faiths, LDS spokesman Marc Stevens said.
Dorschner said investors in Ponzi schemes usually recover less than 5 percent of their money.
Neither Merriman nor his companies were licensed brokers, said Fred Joseph, commissioner of the Colorado Division of Securities. Joseph said scams are on rise as people search for investments outside the stock market or bank accounts.
"People just want to believe, and in some cases, even when the scam is exposed, they don't want to talk to us because they believe the guy instead," Joseph said. "The guys who do these things are very smooth, very convincing."
Monday, April 6, 2009
Bad a$$ k!d.
Bad Ass Kid from Amnimal Vision on Vimeo.
Check out this kid acting a fool, during a dinner party. Also listen what he says right at the end of the video.
Friday, April 3, 2009
Amnimal Adult Convention Adventure Pt.2
Amnimal Adult Convention Adventure Pt.2 from Amnimal Vision on Vimeo.
Check out the thrilling conclusion to the Amnimal Adult Conventionn Adventure.
Thursday, April 2, 2009
The Not a Baller Test.
(1) I have a nice car, but I park it in front of my Mom's house, cuhz I still live there.
(2) I don't pay rent
(3) I eat off of the .99 cent menu, Cuhz I can't afford a combo, everytime I eat fast food.
(4) I owe more then 2 people money.
(5) My wallet or purse cost more then, the actual amounts of money that is in it.
(6) I steal phones and sell them
(7) I am a rapper, and I sale weed.
(8) I get drunk before I actually go to the club. ( Its okay to pre-game, but all out drunk............Naaaawwwwwwwwwwwww.)
If you answered yes to any of these questions you passed. Congratulations, your not a baller.
(2) I don't pay rent
(3) I eat off of the .99 cent menu, Cuhz I can't afford a combo, everytime I eat fast food.
(4) I owe more then 2 people money.
(5) My wallet or purse cost more then, the actual amounts of money that is in it.
(6) I steal phones and sell them
(7) I am a rapper, and I sale weed.
(8) I get drunk before I actually go to the club. ( Its okay to pre-game, but all out drunk............Naaaawwwwwwwwwwwww.)
If you answered yes to any of these questions you passed. Congratulations, your not a baller.
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
FADED 420
Come out one, come out all...Shyts gonna be kuul. The Amnimal Vision guys will be there tapping the Amnimal 420 Adventure
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