you , no really , you haha its really me . My name is michaeltod . [email protected]
Someone beeeeuuuutifuuulll on the outside and the inside. Or i can just eat an M&M. Both are 10's in my journal.Oh and i love to laugh, doesn't everyone though.
311, James Blunt, Nora Jones, Jack Johnson, Sublime, Molly Ringwold, Dre. 2001, Genuine, Rascal Flats, Prince, (((Madonna))), George Clinton, Journey,Green Day ----i'm so ecclectic it hurts--- oouuuuchy NIN,the stones
DEAD POET'S SOCIETY , Almost Famous, Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas----a+ novel by: Hunter thompson, Young Guns, pi , 28 days later, dark side of the moon-pink floyd of course, Old School, Napoleon Dynamite,
family guy, futurama, Law and Order:Criminal Intent, History channel, cctv, headline news, TWILIGHT ZONE,csi miami, Dsperate Housewives, Scrubs
The Captains and the Kings by:taylor caldwell, The Tragedy of Miss Geneva Rose by:jo babcock, Gone with the Wind by:margaret mitchell, (dan brown's Da Vinci was aaaright), Pet Semetary by: steven king, ( i forgot the author of Cheaters but i will find out--excellent)
the sandman: he is the only one who can bottle dreams
Lat. calvor, to use artifice, to deceive)Etymologically any form of ruse or fraud employed to deceive another, particularly in judicial proceedings. In its more commonly accepted signification it means the unjust damaging of the good name of another by imputing to him a crime or fault of which he is not guilty. The sin thus committed is in a general sense mortal, just as is detraction. It is hardly necessary, however, to observe that as in other breaches of the law the sin may be venial, either because of the trivial character of the subject-matter involved or because of insufficient deliberation in the making of the accusation. Objectively, a calumny is a mortal sin when it is calculated to do serious harm to the person so traduced. Just as in the instance of wrongful damage to person or estate, so the calumniator is bound to adequate reparation for the injury perpetrated by the blackening of another's good name. He is obliged (1) to retract his false statements, and that even though his own reputation may necessarily as a consequence suffer. (2) He must also make good whatever other losses have been sustained by the innocent party as a result of his libellous utterances, provided these same have been in some measure (in confuso) foreseen by him. In canon law the phrase juramentum calumniae is employed to indicate the oath taken by the parties to a litigation, by which they averred that the action was brought and the defence offered in good faith.