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Adam Lee Jacobi

"These Danes began to be known to the world, about the yeere of
Christ 570, for their piracies called Wiccings.” -Purchas His Pilgrimes
(1625)
"The Danes are sots. I am the more vehement against them, because
they are an arrogant asse-headed people. ” — Thomas Nashe (1592)
"The Danish Resistance Movement was second to none. We regarded
your underground fighters as allies-in-arms.” -Field Marshall Bernard
Montgomery (1945)
"In Denmark I feel myself among friends” -President Nehru of India
(1952)
I've been from Spain to Tokyo
From Africa to Ohio
I never try to make the news
I'm just a man who plays the blues” -B.B. King
"You're gonna miss me little baby, the day that I'm gone cause I'm
leavin' in the morning, won't be back at all” -Stevie Ray Vaughn
To my friends: Winward G., James M., Mike B., Rob., Nate B., Jesse R.,
Eric M., T.J. Wright. You have made the last few years very special to
me. Every aspect of my life, from gangbanging G.l. Joes to the zone
system, has been a lot more fun because of you. You have given me a
lot of great memories, and for that I thank you.
To the two girls who always made me smile: Kerri L., Catherine W.
Thanks to you, I will always remember the school plays and D period
math class.
To my family: Mom, Dad, Roger, Ruth and Kenneth. My family has been
split up, rebuilt and moved around more times than I like to remember.
Yet, you have always been there to help me. Thank you for getting me
this far.

Play the game, but don't believe in it — that much you owe yourself.
Even if it lands you in a straight jacket or padded cell.
Play the game, but play it your own way — part of the time at least.
Play the game, but raise the ante, my boy.
— Ralph Ellison
I got your boy hangin! You no business, insecure, junkyard, MOTHERDUMPERI!
— Rudy Ray Moore
If you don't like my fire, then don't come around,
cuz I'm gonna bum one down.
— Ben Harper
The mind of man is capable of anything — because everything is in it,
all the past as well as all the future. What was there after all?
Joy, fear, sorrow, devotion, valor, rage — who can tell? —
but truth — truth stripped of its cloak of time. Let the fool gape
and shudder — the man knows, and can look on without a wink.
-— Joseph Conrad
Life is one big question when you're staring at the clock.
And the answer's always waiting at the liquor store,
Alexander William McKie — 40 Oz. to freedom —
so I take that walk.
Johnston — Brad Noel
Yo, Yo, lost generation, fast paced nation,
world population confront the frustration,
the principles of true hip-hop have been forsaken.
It's all contractual and about money makin'.
— the Roots
I was within and without, simultanously enchanted and repelled
by inexhaustible varieties of life.
— F. Scott Fitzgerald

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