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Well lets first of all talk about the title which is a very clear indication to what I am going to talk about, firstly Sex yes I said it sex I aint a prude you know! Lets face it we all love sex it’s a natural act to all humans I wouldn’t be writing this if my mum was a virgin now would I. The reality is we all do it, your mother, your dad, your sister even your grandmother if she is still up for it.

Its all about the circle of life your born you have sex reproduce have a bit of fun along the way and then die at a respectful age if your lucky, but sex should not be treated as a chore especially women they should love every minute of it, I mean come on girls can a guy have multiple orgasms No! so why should we treat it like it is a bad thing everybody should be pushing there own sexual desires higher and higher because you will never be able to say that was the best sex ever in the missionary position, come on its boring that’s how your great grandparents did it because the Religion made it out to be an evil thing with a thousand sins – looks like I am going to Hell.

Drugs, I aint saying go out and get some there great, each to there own in my opinion but I don’t see nothing wrong with experimenting. I have had every drug available and have never had a bad thing to say about them except for cannabis I hate it, especially when you see the effects it has on most peoples sense of humour Zombified is the word. If you add sex and Drugs together though forget about the Rock ‘n’ Roll band you will be having a sex party all night long especially the Male population out there, I can have continuous orgasms and he is like the Duracell bunny “Wahey”

Well Rock ‘n’ Roll sounds very dated nowadays maybe it should be replaced with “Part F*%kers all the way” or something like that, Rock ‘n’ Roll is something your dad used to listen to but then again he most probably took drugs and had plenty of sex I have enough brothers and sisters to prove that.

Everything for the party generation is based on the weekend is it the drugs or the sex or maybe because we just want to go out and socialise No! unfortunately times have changed for the better and its all about getting shit faced and getting laid, come on that’s all we work for nowadays what else is there to do I am not going to stop in and watch “who’s trying to be a millionaire again” I mean come on our grandparents stopped because they had no money and sex was just a way of reproducing. Not for me when I found out were my G-Spot was and what my clitoris was all about I was out clubbing a few Drugs and a decent shag if I was lucky and if not straight home to my Vibrator (I have needs as well)

Well I guess everything in life compliments something and all I can say is live life to the fullest and enjoy yourself whilst you can and yes Sex, Drugs and Rock’n’ Roll is still an on going thing in my eyes.

the max & thats what i plan in doing.

Elvis Presley is well known as the King of Rock and Roll. Many know the story of Elvis Presley’s rise to fame and his untimely death, but how much do people actually know about the man himself and not the legend that surrounds his lifetime? Elvis Presley trivia will surely include questions about his music and movies but what else would it include?

 

An easy question for a true fan taking an Elvis Presley quiz would be where he was born. The answer is Tupelo, Mississippi. He was born on the eight of January in 1935. What did Elvis say when he first entered Sun studios? “I don’t sing like nobody.” The name of the first song Elvis ever recorded is also a question that will probably come up on a quiz about Elvis Presley. The answers are “That’s When Your Heartaches Begin” and “My Happiness,” Elvis paid a four dollar fee to record himself singing them and playing the guitar as his accompaniment.

 

Facts about Elvis’s early days have been put into many quizzes about him. A question that is easy for most to answer is what the name of Elvis Presley’s mother was. The answer is Gladys Love Presley. He also had a brother that died at birth, which is something few people realize. His name was Jesse Garon. Elvis was raised in Tupelo until the age of thirteen when the family made the move to Memphis, Tennessee. The reason for the move is something that could be included in Elvis Presley trivia. The answer is to avoid the law because Vernon Presley (his father) was involved in bootleg liquor.

 

Female fans of Elvis Presley know too well that his wife was named Priscilla. How old was Priscilla when she met Elvis Presley and where did they meet? Elvis first met future wife Priscilla during the time he was stationed in Germany, she was only fourteen years old. Priscilla Ann Beaulieu Presley (born Pricilla Ann Wagner) was born on the 24th of May, 1945. This will be useful if someone asks you when the birthday of Elvis Presley’s ex-wife is.

 

Another question that might come up in trivia about Elvis Presley is where he is currently buried. The answer is Graceland; the body was moved from the Forest Hills Cemetery in Midtown Memphis, Tennessee during November of 1977 at his father’s request. What Lisa Marie had put in her father’s casket is another question that might come up. The answer is a thin metal bracelet. With all we think we know about Elvis Presley taking a quiz about him could reveal that we don’t know as much as we think we do.

 

 

In the early 1950’s a Cleveland disc jockey named Alan Freed coined the term “rock and roll” and a new musical and cultural movement started. It is fitting that the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame now thrives in Cleveland, offering visitors and students a chance to learn more about the music that has helped to shape the culture of today. Here is a brief guide of this outstanding attractions offerings.

Located on Clevelands lakefront on Lake Erie, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is dedicated to exploring the past, present and future of contemporary music. The museum continually augments its own collection of thousands of artifacts with items on loan from artists and collectors from around the world. More than 55,000 square-feet of exhibition space, as well as administrative offices, the Museum Store and a cafe are also located on the grounds.

More than 6,000,000 visitors have toured the museum since its September 1995 opening.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is a 150,000 square-foot building which utilizes film, video, interactive kiosks and, of course, music. Its Outdoor Plaza spans 65,000 square feet and its exhibition area covers 55,000 square feet. It is the worlds first museum dedicated to the living heritage of rock and roll music.

The museum houses intimate performance spaces, as well as a rotating display of artifact and costumes from the museum’s permanent collection. Specific eras, styles and milestones are showcased, highlighting the many facets of rock and rolls evolution.

Exhibits are designed to provide the visitor with a unique, interactive experience. The collection of artifacts and costumes is enhanced by the combination of state-of-the-art technology and innovative film and video. The Museum offers a comprehensive retrospective on rock and rolls origins, development, legends and immense impact on global culture.

Visitors are taken on a fast-paced journey through the history of rock and roll music, from one-hit wonders to legendary inductees, from its roots in gospel, country and blues to the important local music scenes in such cities as Memphis, Detroit and San Francisco.

Some displays are devoted to the pioneering rock and roll artists of the Fifties, the soul artists of the Sixties, the political protests against rock and roll and interplay between fashion and rock.

The programs include a variety of educational and cultural events, including a series of year-round concerts. The Hall of Fame series features evenings with Rock Hall Inductees. There are educational programs for everyone from toddlers to students, to teachers and adults in general.

The building was designed by the internationally renowned architect I.M. Pei. A striking state-of-the-art facility that rises above the shores of Lake Erie, its composition features bold geometric forms and dynamic cantilevered spaces that are anchored by a 162-foot tower. The tower supports a dual-triangular-shaped glass “tent” that extends (at its base) onto a 65,000 square-foot plaza, providing a dramatic main entry facade.

I.M. Pei, one of the world’s most famous architects, also designed the National Gallery of Art’s East Building in Washington, DC, the John F. Kennedy Library

in Boston, the Museum of Modern Art in Athens, and the expansion of the Louvre in Paris, among many other buildings around the world.

The Hall of Fame’s visiting hours are: 10 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. daily (open until 9 p.m. on Wednesdays). It is closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas. From Memorial Day to Labor Day, the Museum is also open until 9 p.m. on Saturdays.

If you are interested in student group travel within the Midwest, then the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame should be on your list of “must see” destinations. It will certainly be a “big hit” with your students.