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"Brotherhood" (the Korean one) is on SBS2 tonight - it is a great film which depicts the horrors of war better than most films. Highly recommended to watch!
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28-Nov-2009 10:57
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orangutan »
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28-Nov-2009 16:08
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orangutan »
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would be devastated:
Rio does away with coconuts on beaches:
http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5jwixIohcgSJUFtHM-fKcXlpP6lNg
(look at the lady wearing a german flag bikini. click to enlarge.)
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28-Nov-2009 10:16
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Scrubb »
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28-Nov-2009 13:57
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ralph_cramden »
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A couple of my co-workers had a bake off, and I was roped into being one of the judges.
The compulsary round was brownies, and there was a freestyle round. One did a cheesecake, one did a coffee cake.
Everything was excellent.
I think I have diabetes now.
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28-Nov-2009 09:32
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r1j2s3t4 »
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28-Nov-2009 09:37
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n_rb »
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Take this quiz and find out. Good luck
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28-Nov-2009 08:18
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rotten_crotch »
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28-Nov-2009 16:30
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that_prick »
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Me... opening batsmen for England at cricket !
A couple of suggestions....
1. Slutty- masturbating furiously whilst trying to cure an unscratchable itch ?
2. Slutty- coconut remedies
3. Any Yank- friendly fire
4. ??
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28-Nov-2009 05:11
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wei_fei_zuo_dai »
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28-Nov-2009 09:22
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RoadWarrior »
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In response to the revelations coming forth from the hack at East Anglia University's Climate Research Unit, here is a little ditty about the controversy.
There is some pretty damning stuff in there
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28-Nov-2009 05:09
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Winterhawk »
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28-Nov-2009 07:03
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sashac »
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officiated over wedding ceremony between Japanese man and his video game lover. His new "wife" is not an IRL avatar persona but a computer designed video game character.
Kind of harmless I guess.
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28-Nov-2009 04:07
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greenleafy »
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28-Nov-2009 16:28
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that_prick »
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posted
28-Nov-2009 03:43
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cybergal »
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28-Nov-2009 05:12
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Winterhawk »
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with a domestic cat?
I know dogs, wild and domesticated of all shapes and sizes, and incuding wolves etc can mate and produce offspring but is it the same for cats?
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28-Nov-2009 02:30
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cachinnate »
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28-Nov-2009 12:56
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Clipper »
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“We’ve been here 20 years so we weren’t worried”.
or
“We’ve been here 20 years so we weren’t worried."
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28-Nov-2009 02:07
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where_is_my_mind »
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28-Nov-2009 05:22
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sashac »
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For the hot turkey sandwich w/ gravy will have for lunch today... wish I would press Fast Forward on the morning and just get there.
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28-Nov-2009 01:08
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SNCINSPAIN »
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28-Nov-2009 13:57
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Scrubb »
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The driving manual says the average driver's reaction time is:
.75 seconds................... or 1 car length for every 10 mph......
Test your average reaction time.
Be very careful this can be addictive.
Click on the link below and good luck.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbody/sleep/sheep/reaction_version5.swf
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28-Nov-2009 00:58
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allender »
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28-Nov-2009 05:18
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Winterhawk »
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Allow for religious purposes their staff members to attend religious service during working hours?
Allow to go home early once a week once again for religious reasons?
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28-Nov-2009 00:08
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Barry »
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28-Nov-2009 12:18
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The fellow I was going to see next month (thinking hard about cancelling my ticket) wrote the following to me last night:
"Ummmmm let me see now. I have allot to tell you, but if anyone from the Department of Psychology at --- contacts you please do not listen to them. There is a particular member of the department that I've "Met" that has proven himself to be an exceptional thorn in my side. You have no idea the length this man will go. So please do not listen to them if they ask you to stop returning emails or phone calls."
Leaving aside the scariness, he's a horrible speller.
Am I doomed to draw strictly from the crazy pool?
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28-Nov-2009 00:00
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kiKi_lamour »
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28-Nov-2009 04:24
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sashac »
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recently i was put in a situation that i vehemently disagreed with, but due to my clients' wishes , i had to follow through.
it wasn't unethical, i just thought it was greedy.
there was some tension between us. we talked it out, and we agreed that we disagreed but were still on good terms.
it's odd that feeling. i mean, i really like her, but i really disliked what she did. she is fundamentally a good person. i don't know where to slot it in my mind.
do you get what i mean?
(that's it for OPs today.)
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