well, financially:

http://www.cnn.com/2008/SHOWBIZ/Music/07/21/music.scottstorchs.fall.ap/index.html?iref=mpstoryview

... or else used the big money he made by selling out to go back to roots..

Um Jammer NATTY wrote:

I love how this article blames his Marijuana use?!?! Yep...
marijunana is known to make it's users appear 'thin and gaunt." Just
look at Ben and Jerry!!!

The sad (no funny actually) thing is that while Storch sold his
musical soul to make soulless music - he has all of a sudden been
eclipsed by producers who stayed pretty true to their roots,
rhythmically. Artists like Kanye and Mark Ronson may not be this
areas favorites - but they still make hip hop beats... and didn't see
the need to switch over to pop pablum in order to party with the
glitterati.

In fact the beats on Carter 3 are closer to "Illadelph Halflife" than
anything Storch has done since the 90s. If he had just stuck to his
guns, he may have hasd a career.

He was definitely in by the the coke and the x he consumed in huge
quantities to make himself and the skanks he rolled with think he was
cool.

He was definitely in by the the coke and the x he consumed in huge
quantities to make himself and the skanks he rolled with think he was
cool.

you mean those silk pajamas weren't enough to seal the deal with Paris
and Brooke Hogan???

On Jul 23, 3:20 am, Um Jammer NATTY <dfmckaha... at (no spam) yahoo.com> wrote:

He was definitely in by the the coke and the x he consumed in huge
quantities to make himself and the skanks he rolled with think he was
cool.

you mean those silk pajamas weren't enough to seal the deal with Paris
and Brooke Hogan???

From his wikipedia page:
"Storch is well-known for wearing ostentatious diamond jewelry and a
collection of exotic sports cars. However, he prefers a relatively low
profile."

LOL.

ON a related note - How does child support work? Is it money taht goes
to a childs education, or is it a free handout to babymama?

On Jul 25, 2:22 pm, wanyik... at (no spam) gmail.com wrote:





On Jul 23, 3:20 am, Um Jammer NATTY <dfmckaha... at (no spam) yahoo.com> wrote:

He was definitely in by the the coke and the x he consumed in huge
quantities to make himself and the skanks he rolled with think he was
cool.

you mean those silk pajamas weren't enough to seal the deal with Paris
and Brooke Hogan???

From his wikipedia page:
"Storch is well-known for wearing ostentatious diamond jewelry and a
collection of exotic sports cars. However, he prefers a relatively low
profile."

LOL.

ON a related note - How does child support work? Is it money taht goes
to a childs education, or is it a free handout to babymama?

depends. if it's your average dude making $40,000  a year and paying
$500 a month, it's almost all going to the child's education.

but when it's a big star paying $15,000 a month, 90% of it is a free
handout to babymamma, because studies show that it costs about $1500 a
month to adequately provide for a child.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

On Sep 19, 9:38 am, estebanJ <sjar... at (no spam) home.com> wrote:



On Jul 25, 2:22 pm, wanyik... at (no spam) gmail.com wrote:

On Jul 23, 3:20 am, Um Jammer NATTY <dfmckaha... at (no spam) yahoo.com> wrote:

He was definitely in by the the coke and the x he consumed in huge
quantities to make himself and the skanks he rolled with think he was
cool.

you mean those silk pajamas weren't enough to seal the deal with Paris
and Brooke Hogan???

From his wikipedia page:
"Storch is well-known for wearing ostentatious diamond jewelry and a
collection of exotic sports cars. However, he prefers a relatively low
profile."

LOL.

ON a related note - How does child support work? Is it money taht goes
to a childs education, or is it a free handout to babymama?

depends. if it's your average dude making $40,000  a year and paying
$500 a month, it's almost all going to the child's education.

nope, no matter how much it is it goes to the other parent.  The
courts don't monitor what the money is spent on.

On Jul 25, 2:22 pm, wanyik... at (no spam) gmail.com wrote:





On Jul 23, 3:20 am, Um Jammer NATTY <dfmckaha... at (no spam) yahoo.com> wrote:

He was definitely in by the the coke and the x he consumed in huge
quantities to make himself and the skanks he rolled with think he was
cool.

you mean those silk pajamas weren't enough to seal the deal with Paris
and Brooke Hogan???

From his wikipedia page:
"Storch is well-known for wearing ostentatious diamond jewelry and a
collection of exotic sports cars. However, he prefers a relatively low
profile."

LOL.

ON a related note - How does child support work? Is it money taht goes
to a childs education, or is it a free handout to babymama?

depends. if it's your average dude making $40,000  a year and paying
$500 a month, it's almost all going to the child's education.

but when it's a big star paying $15,000 a month, 90% of it is a free
handout to babymamma, because studies show that it costs about $1500 a
month to adequately provide for a child.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

On Sep 19, 11:38 am, estebanJ <sjar... at (no spam) home.com> wrote:



On Jul 25, 2:22 pm, wanyik... at (no spam) gmail.com wrote:

On Jul 23, 3:20 am, Um Jammer NATTY <dfmckaha... at (no spam) yahoo.com> wrote:

He was definitely in by the the coke and the x he consumed in huge
quantities to make himself and the skanks he rolled with think he was
cool.

you mean those silk pajamas weren't enough to seal the deal with Paris
and Brooke Hogan???

From his wikipedia page:
"Storch is well-known for wearing ostentatious diamond jewelry and a
collection of exotic sports cars. However, he prefers a relatively low
profile."

LOL.

ON a related note - How does child support work? Is it money taht goes
to a childs education, or is it a free handout to babymama?

depends. if it's your average dude making $40,000  a year and paying
$500 a month, it's almost all going to the child's education.

but when it's a big star paying $15,000 a month, 90% of it is a free
handout to babymamma, because studies show that it costs about $1500 a
month to adequately provide for a child.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

You must live in an area where the cost of living is extraordinarily
low.  $1500 huh?  During the winter months, I spend $500 each month on
home heating oil alone.  I guess heat and hot water are not
necessities for a child to live "adequately".

$1500 is only adequate if the kids are in public school and you're
lucky enough to not need to pay for child care after school and you're
all living together in a tiny 1 bdrm apartment (where utilities are
included....which you cannot even get on LI for $1500 a month) w/ kids
on the pull out couch like the Evans family from an episode of Good
Times.

I want to know exactly where these studies were conducted.  

I ask
because parents making $1500 a month here (NY) qualify for section 8,

And big stars typically live in either Cali or NY.  $15000 a month is
not a free handout to baby mama in either of those places if babymama
also has to cover **ALL** of the living expenses out of that $15,000.

On Sep 20, 3:24 pm, mochaspresso <mochaspre... at (no spam) hotmail.com> wrote:





On Sep 19, 11:38 am, estebanJ <sjar... at (no spam) home.com> wrote:

On Jul 25, 2:22 pm, wanyik... at (no spam) gmail.com wrote:

On Jul 23, 3:20 am, Um Jammer NATTY <dfmckaha... at (no spam) yahoo.com> wrote:

He was definitely in by the the coke and the x he consumed in huge
quantities to make himself and the skanks he rolled with think he was
cool.

you mean those silk pajamas weren't enough to seal the deal with Paris
and Brooke Hogan???

From his wikipedia page:
"Storch is well-known for wearing ostentatious diamond jewelry and a
collection of exotic sports cars. However, he prefers a relatively low
profile."

LOL.

ON a related note - How does child support work? Is it money taht goes
to a childs education, or is it a free handout to babymama?

depends. if it's your average dude making $40,000  a year and paying
$500 a month, it's almost all going to the child's education.

but when it's a big star paying $15,000 a month, 90% of it is a free
handout to babymamma, because studies show that it costs about $1500 a
month to adequately provide for a child.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

You must live in an area where the cost of living is extraordinarily
low.  $1500 huh?  During the winter months, I spend $500 each month on
home heating oil alone.  I guess heat and hot water are not
necessities for a child to live "adequately".

$1500 is only adequate if the kids are in public school and you're
lucky enough to not need to pay for child care after school and you're
all living together in a tiny 1 bdrm apartment (where utilities are
included....which you cannot even get on LI for $1500 a month) w/ kids
on the pull out couch like the Evans family from an episode of Good
Times.

I want to know exactly where these studies were conducted.  

There are lots of "child rearing calculators" on the net, most by
respectable organizations. Obviously, the cost of living varies by
area, so you plug that info into the formula.

This one says that if you are being raised in the Northeast, the cost
of raising a kid to age 18, PLUS send them to a public university
(which technically no parent is obligated to do) is $340,000. Or
approximately $1575 a month:

http://www.babycenter.com/cost-of-raising-child-calculator

I ask
because parents making $1500 a month here (NY) qualify for section 8,

Don't confuse a parent "making $1500 a month" with spending $1500 a
month on the care of a child. Obviously, a parent would have to make
more than that to take care of other children and themselves as well.
But they child support payment is supposed to be for that ONE child,
not to support babymamma and her other kids too.

And big stars typically live in either Cali or NY.  $15000 a month is
not a free handout to baby mama in either of those places if babymama
also has to cover **ALL** of the living expenses out of that $15,000.

Again, child support for one child is supposed to pay ALL living
expenses just for that child, not for the mamma and her other
children.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Don't confuse a parent "making $1500 a month" with spending $1500 a
month on the care of a child. Obviously, a parent would have to make
more than that to take care of other children and themselves as well.
But they child support payment is supposed to be for that ONE child,
not to support babymamma and her other kids too.



Again, child support for one child is supposed to pay ALL living
expenses just for that child, not for the mamma and her other
children.- Hide quoted text -