engage js user promoter |
14 Sep 2004 04:49 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx + | [reply][?][+/-][ed]
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Some ENGAGE 9.11 Flix...
more to come!
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misundastood internet junkie subscriber lush |
15 Sep 2004 23:28 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx +++ | [reply][?][+/-][ed]
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Re: Some ENGAGE 9.11 Flix...
Nice pics! Fun night! |
djphear.com js regular nobody |
22 Sep 2004 16:45 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx ++ | [reply][?][+/-][ed]
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Re: Some ENGAGE 9.11 Flix...
just one irrelevant question....
when did pictures become known as "flicks/flix?" when I was growing up, "flicks/flix" were always referred to as the slang for "movies/films." |
thepoet neptune mommy dancer |
23 Sep 2004 16:25 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx +++ | [reply][?][+/-][ed]
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Re: Some ENGAGE 9.11 Flix...
^^ you're old.
get with the times grandpa |
djwhizard moderator dj |
23 Sep 2004 16:34 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx +++ | [reply][?][+/-][ed]
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Re: Some ENGAGE 9.11 Flix...
As I kid- and I'm just as old as you, we called them flix.... as well as movies.. |
vaga administrator |
28 Sep 2004 21:19 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx +++ | [reply][?][+/-][ed]
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Re: Some ENGAGE 9.11 Flix...
it was a cold morning i was holding my camera tightly to my chest pointing it over the hill i was standing on for hours just watching the dark sky when i took a shot and it made this "flix" sound .and I thought to myself "yeah this is gonna be a badass flix!"
errr yeah. |
cutta_with_a_c random title nobody |
19 Oct 2004 09:48 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx +++ | [reply][?][+/-][ed]
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Re: Some ENGAGE 9.11 Flix...
It refers to film in the theatre because of the flciker from the film projector where the room is without picture for roughly half the time. Your eye connects the images and you don't notice the flicker. Flicks=moives. Flix is slang. Slang changes everday. For instance from now on I will call DJs, discilians. Slang never has to make sense. Just check the first few Wu-Tang projects.
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According to djphear.com ...
just one irrelevant question....
when did pictures become known as "flicks/flix?" when I was growing up, "flicks/flix" were always referred to as the slang for "movies/films."
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