[KVB]

...Who else owns Death Row...

Death Row Records was bought by a company called WIDEAwake Entertainment in 2009.

New Solutions Financial Corp, which owned WIDEAwake, went bankrupt in 2012 and sold off the label and catalog.

Entertainment One bought the catalog, it's a little unclear about the record "label' and it pretty much just means the catalog.

I don't think the plan is to bring in rappers and start making records.

So that's really what I mean by "sort of."

[KVB]

I guess it could be semantics, except that I don't think the "label" is actually in business anymore, it's all about the catalog.

DDD, let's pool our funds and make a bid for DoggyStyle Records...

[Da Manster!]

[KVB]

Who's recording this?

lol.

[DiggityDaggityDo]

I don't know.

But that last shot was pretty brutal, the way her head slams into the road.

Sheep don't fuk around.

[DiggityDaggityDo]

Well, that was nice of them.

[Da Manster!]

Well, that was nice of them.

damn I belched!...

[KVB]

I don't know.

But that last shot was pretty brutal, the way her head slams into the road.

Sheep don't fuk around.

That last one, that kept fukking with her before walking off.

Did he see her turn her back then make a charge? Was it the same animal?

Unreal. Vindictive little bastard kicking her when she's down.

[Da Manster!]

That last one, that kept fukking with her before walking off.

Did he see her turn her back then make a charge? Was it the same animal?

Unreal. Vindictive little bastard kicking her when she's down.

[Bostongambler]

She’s hot

[stevenash]

still didn't load

[KVB]

The KVB MLB Contrarian Fund has picked up...

909

27-Aug

ARI +122

Both SD and DET are on the Fund radar as well.

[DiggityDaggityDo]

That last one, that kept fukking with her before walking off.

Did he see her turn her back then make a charge? Was it the same animal?

Unreal. Vindictive little bastard kicking her when she's down.

While sheep are generally docile, non-aggressive creatures, this is not necessarily the case with rams (intact males), especially during the breeding season (rut). Rams can be very aggressive and have been known to cause serious injuries, even death, to people. A ram should never be trusted, even if it is friendly or was raised as a pet. It is important to always know where the ram is and to never turn your back on him. Children and elderly should be restricted access to rams, especially during the breeding season. As management of an aggressive ram can be difficult, overly aggressive rams should be culled.


Head butting is both a natural and learned behavior in sheep. Classic head butting among rams is highest during the rutting season which precedes the onset of heat in ewes. It is a way for rams to get into physical shape for the breeding season and to establish (or re-establish) the dominance hierarchy. To discourage butting, you should avoid petting or scratching a ram on the head. Otherwise, the ram may see this as a challenge or aggressive behavior. In general, the ram sees you as part of the flock and wants to dominate you.


The only time ewes may exhibit agressive behavior is after lambing -- to protect their young.

[KVB]

If you notice, the same one that fukks with her is the one that knocked her down to begin with, the biggest one there.

Everyone else just scatters.

That dog wants no part of it.

[KVB]

...In general, the ram sees you as part of the flock and wants to dominate you...

[DiggityDaggityDo]

[KVB]

Last Friday the Contrarian Fund lost -1.69 units and it was the worst day in two weeks.

On Monday, the Contrarian Fund lost -3 units and it was the worst loss since Sat, July 27th, a month.

Here's the KVB MLB Contrarian Fund through 564 plays...

953	26-Aug	PIT +130	-1
956		MIA +147	-1
960		SF -102	-1
		Mon	-3
		Weeks 1-5	-1.32
		Weeks 6-10	-1.23
		Weeks 11-15	-4.9
		Weeks 16-20	6.19
		Week 21	4.49
		Week 22	0.58
		Total	0.81

There were no Contrarian RL plays on Mon.

[KVB]

[Da Manster!]

While sheep are generally docile, non-aggressive creatures, this is not necessarily the case with rams (intact males), especially during the breeding season (rut). Rams can be very aggressive and have been known to cause serious injuries, even death, to people. A ram should never be trusted, even if it is friendly or was raised as a pet. It is important to always know where the ram is and to never turn your back on him. Children and elderly should be restricted access to rams, especially during the breeding season. As management of an aggressive ram can be difficult, overly aggressive rams should be culled.


Head butting is both a natural and learned behavior in sheep. Classic head butting among rams is highest during the rutting season which precedes the onset of heat in ewes. It is a way for rams to get into physical shape for the breeding season and to establish (or re-establish) the dominance hierarchy. To discourage butting, you should avoid petting or scratching a ram on the head. Otherwise, the ram may see this as a challenge or aggressive behavior. In general, the ram sees you as part of the flock and wants to dominate you.


The only time ewes may exhibit agressive behavior is after lambing -- to protect their young.

cool story, bro...

[Da Manster!]

just wear a blindfold and then rail her mouth hard for 10 minutes!...

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[KVB]

[DiggityDaggityDo]

[KVB]

The KVB MLB Contrarian RL Fund has picked up...

917

27-Aug

TB +1.5 (-125)

[DiggityDaggityDo]

Anybody want a burger?

[smokenjoke]

Stop!!! Please!!! Please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!¡!!!

[KVB]

The KVB MLB Contrarian Fund has added...

914

27-Aug

DET +146

[dlowilly]

Page #2405 will not go down as one of the more enjoyable pages in this thread

[DiggityDaggityDo]

I guess Smoker Joker and D-Low-Willy are not bug fans of cheeseburgers.

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