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I wanna see her and the plaintiff settle this live with Judge Judy presiding. Then we'll have proper closure.

Inclined to agree. :)

Swine Flu

Is it not Tina Gabriel herself?

Yeah, she's simply known as 'Angela' and has only been photographed by Jim Maxwell it seems.

Ireesha?

Sadly I don't think you'll get a name for this one. She seems to be purely amateur. But Hot as Hell!

We live in conservative times people. :frenchman

But if you have your concerts you'll lose your priceless souvenirs.

In Bruges

Yeah, I can just see it now - real hot, sweating buckets in fact, all 200lbs of her.

lol

Well, whatever I guess. This thread looked like it was about the extreme circumstances rather than a straight, 'Death Penalty: For or Against?'

Tom Cruise …Whoops! I mean his career.

We're not getting onto the death penalty now are we? :confused::o

It's called Bizarro World.

Jessica Alba strikes me as more of a castrator rather than a ******. :)

It's hard to imagine what else they could have done with it really.

Is that Cronkite?

She was framed. :P

Fortunately, I have met a Russian doll (pun intended) called Olga and she was nay bad. Still getting torn like that is not worth the advantages here.

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Yeah, they're very different but I think what's considered criminality will always be debatable. Still today, you can readily find people in support of the jihadists and suicide bombers - folks are happy enough to explain themselves and it usually comes back to US foreign policy unfortunately.

You don't think that that kind of attitude is going to reward you with more 9/11's? Pearl Harbour was expansionism. 2001 was demonstrative against American policy.

Rupert Murdoch today revealed his plans for News Corp, which owns the Times and Sun newspapers in the UK, The Wall Street Journal and the New York Post in the US, to start charging online customers for news content across all its websites. Would you pay for news? (I ask this knowing how...

No probs. What's new in S.Korea then? Much being said about Clinton?

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The Japanese sense of honour, which you've done an excellent job of describing but failed to label as such, is no less relevant than what we face in modern day, don't you think? Suicide bombers give their lives because of their beliefs. Honour is deeply rooted in Japan, fighting against them in...

Yeah, Vincent Price! Or maybe Alec Guinness. …and providing I could guarantee her an exclusive with Bang Bros., Marilyn Monroe!

This whole Obama-birth-dispute reminds me a lot of the hanging chads debacle. Hopefully the next election will have a greater sense of closure when it is over.

I wouldn't pay for the real thing. I won't pay for the virtual.

The world doesn't call on America; America, time and again, has gatecrashed the party and invited themselves to places they weren't welcome. They are not the world police. The last forty years speak for themselves, don't you think? Korea? Cuba? Viet Nam? Iraq? Axis of Evil? As for the...

I can't believe we're comparing one atrocity against another. :(

The fact that the movie was exactly 300 tells me there's some 'license' being used. Can you imagine them calling it 302.

Nobody's mentioned Titanic yet. An iceberg!? I mean WTF?

Speaking of presidents Kudos to BILL CLINTON …now that's "mission accomplished".

Well, they're legendary and speak of particular times - there's room for embellishment as they occupy real locations, mention real events, and make references to real people of their respective times.

In defence of the defunct gestapo and **** regime generally speaking, they too had a strong sense of community that came with nationalism. Being a secret police doesn't necessarily mean you are ***** to charity. I for one think coppers get a raw deal (in the West) they're often damned if they...

300 U-571 Elizabeth: The Golden Age Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves Sherlock Holmes (2009) Der Untergang Braveheart The Queen The Black Dahlia and of course… Airplane

Nit picking (should be one word, nitpicking) a few typos and lack of punctuation really is a poor starting point.

For someone pretending to be a stickler, you've written "english" rather than "English" no less than twice now. Also, "doesnt" has an apostrophe in it and "sir" should start with a capital letter, …but thank you for the advice.

"Nor I your grasp of the english language." Is that supposed to be irony?

I can't defend your education.

I missed a comma out after "anything" other than that I think it reads well. :P

Does a C-section count as "natural born"?

United fronts tend to emerge when their is a common enemy, so to speak. War for example is usually a safe bet …at least that's war in the traditional sense when there's two neighbouring countries going at it. Some think the US is more interested in itself and not very outward looking, such...

Would these pole-dancers be wearing polyurethane body suits? It could sway my opinion.

Unfortunately, Galaxy got Beckham after his prime. Also, he can't help the US get into the WC - unless you mean by being at LA they're playing against a certain quality of player?

I'd have to agree with that. I'm aware that the OP states where you would stand on American politics, but just as an extra flavour, Left-wing American's may very well find themselves right-wing in other parts of the world. To me, right-wing America has quite a lot in common with it's enemies...

I thought Kenya was in the USA? Isn't the president from Kenya? :confused: