Smack down but then you get up
turn back around but i put you on the ground again and again

silenced but then you speak up
only with a fist in your mouth, you never really heard it again

tied up like a pinata
if you only saw her
you'd never take a hit for the team oh oh
waiting for the Messiah,
you were a liar,
taking on a six ton body slam

there was a time,
when you were right,
and i was on the wrong side of the train,
and you were here, and i was blue
in Mississippi with a small town attitude.
i was the one, who waited in the wrong line,
for a long time, and for you
i'd do it all again

an innocent man walks in
sat down,
it was a fat crowd,
a giggle and hat crowd again,
feet up laid back,
he missed the attack,
it was a quick smack,
got him in the head again

she said she was a model,
should have been a bottle:
can never tell they're dirty
or they're clean
i dug a whole to China,
all for a vagina,
west on territory avenue

  

  

  

  

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Via adamwlewis.com. Works great, btw...

I recently added a Flickr Badge to the header of my blog and really loved everything about it except that... there was no way to have it open the photos in a new window when they were clicked. Because the code was written by Flickr I had no way to modify it before it was created, but I did afterwards. Here is the code Flickr gave me to add the badge to my site minus some extra "fluff" code that I've removed for the sake of shortening this post:

<table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0" id="flickr_badge_wrapper">
<tr>
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.flickr.com/badge_code_v2.gne..."></script>
</tr>
</table>

So, I simply wrote a script that would loop back through all of the links within the table "flickr_badge_wrapper" and change their "target" property to "_blank". Here is the code.

<script>
<!--
var oFlickrTable = document.getElementById("flickr_badge_wrapper");
oFlickrBadgePhotos = oFlickrTable.getElementsByTagName("a");
for (nBadgePhoto = 0; nBadgePhoto < oFlickrBadgePhotos.length; nBadgePhoto++) {
oFlickrBadgePhotos[nBadgePhoto].target = "_blank";
}
//-->
</script>

Feel free to use this code yourself, just be sure that if you've renamed "flickr_badge_wrapper" (or Flickr changed the name by the time you read this article) that you update my code. Enjoy!

  

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