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Lead the way, oh Unholy One

Posted by ipsum on December 23, 2006

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“satan guide my cock”                         1 

Why Satan would want your cock in PeanutCup is beyond me. Really now, I thought he was the ultimate evil. Guiding your cock to PeanutCup seems like one hell (no pun intended) of a favor to me. Actually, this was not the work of Satan, but rather Pikkon. *sigh* for memes.

I swear I’m not making these up.

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King Street! The king of all streets!

Posted by ipsum on December 20, 2006

Well, not really, but it is pretty cool. My first day in DC was spent walking from one end of this street to the next and back, stopping in several shops and the town square. I am most certainly not a good picture taker, but I insist on sharing what I can of the marvel that is DC for anyone who hasn’t been there.

Pictures after the break

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I have a big Desk

Posted by zeraphil on December 19, 2006

Alright, it is with great pleasure to announce my recent acquisition of a new, long, hardwood, desk. My desk is brown and I love to put things on it. It is also shiny and smooth, and nearly everybody who sees it for the first time just -has- to feel it. They pass their hand over it and stroke it a few times, then tap it and say “It’s a good desk.” Yesterday, I spilled water on my desk, and it took an entire towel to make sure it was dried completely. Lots of surface, as you can see. Mom wanted to put some plants on my desk, but I was like “No mom! Plants have no place no my desk.” Karina came over and loved the new desk, and she also tested its firmness and girth. She sat on it for a while, and proclaimed it was the best desk I could have. I like showing everyone my desk, too, so you can come over and see it, feel how hard yet smooth it is. Not a scratch on my desk, either. You scratch, and it’s gonna hurt me deeply, and then I’ll be forced bang your head on my desk. Sure, my desk might get dented, but the thought of banging you with the desk is payment enough. The desk is even big enough to hold my computer and laptop! You must surely agree it’s a great desk.

I’ll have pictures up soon, but for now, just imagine it! Shiny, smooth, long, hard, wide. Yup, it’s the perfect desk a guy could ask for!

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I’m sorry, Ms. Black Guayaba (I am for real)

Posted by ipsum on December 15, 2006

I’d like to give a nice big warm hello to the mother of one of the band members of Black Guayabas, who apparently happened upon this site while doing a search for “black guayabas”. If you recall, there’s only one other reference to the band on this site. Let me reassure you, Ms. Black Guayaba, I’m sure your son had no real interest in my anatomy. That Carlos friend of his is a horrible influence. Listing the reasons why this is fact would cause every PeanutCup viewer’s monitor to become a catalyst for total chaos, with the crimes my roommate has commited being displayed as a dark void before expanding and engulfing everything in its wake and, subsequentially, ending all life.

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THERE’S NO PORN HERE! GEEZ!

Posted by ipsum on December 15, 2006

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Christmas carlos                                                             5
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loli haet pedo                                                                  1
(pedophile|pedophiles|pedophilia|pedophi                         2
whacking off                                                                   1

We still have people who don’t know how to spell “carols”… we get them every day. And now we’re getting an increased number of horny visitors. But pedophiles? Ugh, I never thought we’d see the day. The blame isn’t on Zeraphil this time, though. It’s on Eddy.

[Edit: Erm, I had gone to sleep with the notion that this post was looking as it should. Anyone who saw it beforehand, an agent will be at your door to escort you to an abandoned warehouse where you will be dealt with accordingly.]

[Update: Added two more new search terms to avoid making another post. More pedophiles, and now we've got people whacking off to PeanutCup. That's a hell of a compliment.]

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Alpha Voices

Posted by zeraphil on December 14, 2006

Every once in a while you come across something that seems familiar but it interests you anyways, especially when it’s something  that you feel directly connected to.

 Alpha Voices is a group of seven young men that interpret puertorrican music acapella, in additon to other popular songs. My coworker is the bass vocal in the group, and while I’m not the hugest fan of acapella, they are very good. If you’re into anything jazzy, check them out.

This is their website link, www.alphavoices.org, hope you guys like it.
[Ipsum's Note: Until we get a better system up, I'm just gonna put here that the previous post has been updated.]

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Hotel, sweet hotel

Posted by ipsum on December 14, 2006

Hey. Made it to DC. 3 hours later than expected. I’ll update later. Night.

The Next Day

“Yatta! Helloooooooo DeeeeeeeeeCeeeeeeeee!” Getting here was quite the adventure.

After having boarded the first plane, we were informed that something was wrong with their system, and take off would be delayed for another half hour, being that everyone had to be checked in by hand. In SJU, sadly, this is pretty common. However, it would seem that Spirit, the airline we used, was actually to blame, as we found out later. I’ll just say this now: Spirit isn’t exactly the way to go. No food (just beverages), and the flight took longer than thier expected time. Anyhow, we were scheduled for a connecting flight from Florida to DC, but being able to catch it would be too much to ask for. They quickly get us another flight with AirTran… a flight that goes to Atlanta, Georgia, and then to DC. Anybody who knows me on a personal level will tell you that this is the type of thing I’d easily laugh off, and I most certainly did… for a while.

The whole mess forced us to do the whole “take off your shoes, pass through metal dectector” process again, but before getting to that, we had to get our boarding passes checked. And this is where it all goes to hell. A large black woman attended us, asking us for identification in something that was apparently supposed to be Spanish. We ignored the insult (because really, that’s the only word for it) and answered in English, showing her our identifications. She looked at me and asked if that was the only identification I had. I nervously answered with a “yes,” to which she said “OK, that’s fine. I’m just gonna send you guys over this way,” pointing to a casually dressed man who seemed to be waiting for something. Mom, Natalie (my sister), Jonathan (my brother), and I all stood in line behind me. The man looked over his shoulder at us, and calmly said, in a Russian accent, “I know what this is… they’ve done this hundreds of times to me. They’re going to screen us.” Oh hell no. The smile on my face completely disappeared, and there was murder in my eyes. One of the employees came and led us to a small, isolated area with a few seats, confirming what the Russian had told us. I sat their taking deep breaths, attempting to supress the anger that was building up, and trying to forget just how embarrassed I was. Mom had apparently felt the discrimination as well, having called over another employee and telling him something that I hadn’t heard quite well. Whatever it was, the employee response was “well, these things are completely random…” As he said this, I looked over to the side and watched as a group of three people of Spanish origin headed our way. A more random procedure would have been pulling a paper from hat full of 99 unfolded papers with “yes” written on them and one folded “no” paper with your eyes open. This screening was nowhere close to random. The anger now became rage, and my eyes had suddenly become watery. Having a black person be passed through without screening while I was being screened gave new meaning to adding insult to injury. And, on top of all of this, we had less than 2 minutes to catch our flight once we were finally done with the entire ordeal. FORT LAUDERDALE/HOLLYWOOD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, REMEMBER THE NAME. We hustled over to the plane, and were glad to see that God had had mercy on us and held the plane in place with His own two hands.

I was still trembling with rage, and felt the need to break something. As I talked about the issue with Mom, I, with some mild violence, opened and closed the drop down table a few times before the man in front of me (who happened to be one of the Spanish people who was also screened) looked back at me rather menacingly. I immediately calmed down and apologized, and he went back to a normal seating postion. Before I continue, there is something you need to know about Mom; she was born and raised in the Bronx for almost 15 years. Her childhood was somewhat violent, having always had to look over her shoulder wherever she went in a town where so much as a mean look could earn you a black eye and the taste of blood. She and her sisters got into more fights than I (or she) can remember, both in and out of school. I love hearing stories of her corrupted childhood; it’s all incredibly fascinating, it really is. But there are times where her experiences take a toll on the decisions she makes, though not to the extent of what her former self would do. This plane ride was one of those times. She looked at me with this look in her eyes that terrified me and asked “Did he just give you a mean look?” I quickly knew where this was going and answered “No no, it’s ok, it was my fault, I shouldn’t have been messing with the table.” She looked back back at him with the same look, then looked at me and requested that I change seats with her. I refused. She asked a couple of more times before I was left with no choice but to switch, begging her not to make an issue out of this as we changed seats. She wasted no time in releasing the table and slamming it down. The anger that I once had quickly became fear as thoughts of what could come of this rushed through my head, and I began pleading with her to stop her madness. She continued her rampage for a while, saying different things along, and I continued to ask her to calm down. Finally, I was able to reach her conscience, but she wasn’t about to leave without having the last word. “You want me to stop? Fine,” she said, slamming the table back up, locking it into place, and moving to another seat. Amazingly, the man never once reacted to her shenanigans, and I thank God even now for that. I was too upset and too embarrassed to say anything to Mom. The accumulation of stress had finally taken it’s toll on me, and I quickly fell asleep. Once I woke up, I looked in terror as Mom was once again sitting behind the man. She quickly assured me that everything was fine, telling me that she was able to speak with the man on friendly terms. I didn’t dare ask for the details, so I can only hope that she apologized to him. Anyhow, two Air Tran flights later (which, by the way, is an airline I would definitely reccommend. Free headsets and pretzels are always a good thing), we were finally in DC.

The hotel room is somewhat small for 5 people, but the internet connection more than makes up for it. We were able to take a stroll through King Street the next day (today), but that will be a story to tell once I get the pictures up.

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It speaks for itself

Posted by ipsum on December 11, 2006

Just… just follow the break.
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The Death of Ipsum

Posted by zeraphil on December 10, 2006

It is a time for reflextion, PeanutCup readers, for it is with great grief and pain that I have to say the today, Sunday, December 10, Andrew Pagan, be”ttyl”.

The cause of his death is not surprising, once the autopsy results came in. Starvation, suffocation, hypothermia, anneurism, hematomas, lung puncture, epilepsy, rheumatoidea, eye dislocation, brain collapse, spine injury, arthritis, anal leakage, renal defects, kidney removed, urea poisoning, and last but not least, gingivitis.

I know these symptoms are light, but the cause is irrefutable. WoW poisoning.

Yes my friends, it is horrible, but yet another human being has been taken by that horrible drug. I’ve had drug dealers tell me they won’t get into that business because it’s “too risky.” But our ear friend Ipsum did not know the consequences of overdosing on WoW, and now his body is battered due to the toxic WoWness in his body. I was once a heavy user of WoW, and let me tell you the rehab was the most horrific experience to a human being. If only I had known the situation of my dearest friend, I might could have saved him. It is through tears that I must tell you this; my hands tremble and my heart is heavy. May we hold the memory of our dearest companion in good heart, and bid him a fair farewell.

Goodbye…Ipsum, may you play forever in the Great Arcades of Heaven.

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Here’s something to sing about

Posted by ipsum on December 9, 2006

Search Engine Terms

These are terms people used to find your blog.

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christmas carlos                                       5

I pity the poor people that accidentally write “carlos” instead of “carols” and end up with this. Hilarious.

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