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solicit funding and individuals to assist in projects to be undertaken by the RFHSAA.
This website has been created, as well as a Facebook page, to begin the connectivity objective. A database of all Rock Falls High School attendees, graduates, and community members interested in supporting Rock Falls High School has been created to register members of the Rock Falls High School Alumni Association. To register online, click the membership form below or print the form and mail to RFHSAA @ Rock Falls High School, 101 Twelfth Avenue, Rock Falls, IL 61071. There is no charge for Rock Falls High School Alumni Association membership.
The first project to be undertaken is to construct bathroom facilities in the area of the baseball and softball diamonds. Architectural drawings have been created, and actual construction will begin as soon as sufficient funding is guaranteed. Donations of any amount are being accepted for this project. Click on the PayPal button below to make an online donation or mail a check made out to RFHSAA to RFHSAA, @ Rock Falls High School, 101 Twelfth Avenue, Rock Falls, IL 61071. On the memo line please indicate the donation is for the bathroom project. Please include the attached form with any donation so it can be credited to donors and a thank you can be sent.
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![qq 20160907175302](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2706561/18307675/f85db082-7523-11e6-9fb8-3b5b12c713a5.jpg)I can see that, but I love this song. It's also cool to hear demos of songs to see the creative process, and you can get something different from them that you don't in final versions. I like the Stevie Nicks song Planets of the Universe with its eighties production and all, but there's a beautiful haunting demo version of it on the deluxe version of Rumours that came out a few years ago.
I think I'm missing something? Where'd the whole mac daddy thing come from?
The lyrics in the song behind Axl's "hey-hey's"

The Seeker: Played live 204 times.
Eye on You: Played live 0 times.
Love it! Awesome feel to it. Amazing screams. Want to grind to this.

All this stuff still has no sign of ever being released.
GnR keeps endlessly touring.
GnR's abortion of a management team hates the fanbase and vice versa.
Incredible. Imagine this played live!
Easily my favourite leak so far. It's a piss-take how good all this stuff is and why it hasn't been at least played live.
these demos are god damn awful and can be just judged as sketches. this album was definately not done in 2000. i totally agree with ezrin and zutauts statements back then.
as a solo record: OK, why not. very experimental. but as GnR record its really bad quality stuff.
Dont forget that this is the most expensive album ever made.
Stand back, here comes the real MacDaddy, the pope of pimps, with his hoes.
I'm not saying they were done. After all, they're demo's. But I am saying they blow the final versions from 2008 completely out of the water.
The reason for this is that they're simpeler, have more direction and purpose and aren't ridiculously overworked. Like the 2008 versions. The final version of CD is the result of overthinking, re-recording, re-engineering, re-working and losing all purpose and direction in the process. These demo's actually sound like a band recorded them instead of being pasted together from bits and pieces from loads of people over a long time.
it is not the most expensive album ever made. Most expensive is Invicible by M. Jackson... so it is good idea to check your information before you write something. And the demos are completly fine, because they are demos...
I'd say, personally, the versions on the released album sound way better to my ears than any of the leaked demos. The tracks that didn't make it though sound fantastic to me....but maybe that's because I've heard just the one version!
It's funny to read people saying they love it and then read someone else say it's worse than My World. This songs definitely a distant cousin of My World, but it's got a sexy groove. I mean this song is strip club material. Meanwhile something like If The World tried to accomplish that but ended up just sounding like a soundtrack to a 70s porn move.
So hungover I can't really walk. Just slumped down at a bench. Listening to State of Grace and Eye on You on repeat. Things could be worse.
Had a rough night out with the Mack Daddy?
Trying to remember, I think I was bad.flexibility than ever before available in a high-end A/V control center.
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Justin Rose missed a chance not only to retain a share of the lead, but to put some daylight between himself and the rest of the field going into Masters weekend at Augusta.
The 26-year-old, whose opening 69 made him joint top with American Brett Wetterich, was the last player to tee off in the second round and had nothing better to beat than the two under par totals of Wetterich and South African Tim Clark, last year’s runner-up to Phil Mickelson.
However, Rose could not manage a single birdie the entire day and with bogeys at the first, 10th and 18th – where he three-putted – and handed in a 75 for a level-