Excellent - glad to hear everything is going so well!!!!!
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I love Meatloaf and Bon Jovi - I think if you've got sentimental attachment you'll always love it -- even the really daggy stuff, like I have a Kylie Minogue tape, and I had the immaculate collection on tape, and when I was in grade ( i had jagged little pill. My favourite album (record) was this mixed mix of stuff including moving pictures what about me and my sharona. My other favourite was my mums deltones record. I loved!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Leader of the Pack rocks!!! I love songs that tell a story, but I hope you don't crash your motorcycle. Sugar Sugar also rocks - I was a huge fan of anything Archie -particularly Betty & Veronica digests - I had heaps, wish I had some now Girls just want to have fun - you have very a strange and diverse sense of humor. When I think about these kinds of subjec
Is there something you used to LOVE when you were younger that you absolutely can't stand now. Or vice-versa. My example is bad but like you I grew up listening to what my parents liked - all the same things you listed plus, when I was in grade 5 I loved John Williamson (australian country singer) Meatloaf and Mariah Carey - but now I cringe anytime I hear Mariah Carey. Likewise the Spicegirls -- I was a 13year old girl when Wannabe came
IG - I read on lobsterhunters blog that you were hiding but I remembered you'd posted pictures of yourself, your friends and your boyfriends ex gf. It got me thinking about whether they could be found. So I googled She's all That, and She's all that I'm all crap -- I looked through the first 10 or 12 pages but you didn't come up I tried All I want for Christmas - got nothing and your latest - My computer passed away got nothing
I had no idea what this article was about until I read through the comments. The first thing that came to mind when I read string theory was that thing about holding your wedding ring above your pregnant belly and whichever way it swings on the string/strand of hair is if it's a boy or girl. What's string theory?
Reply #37 By: Lotherius - 1/13/2005 1:21:53 AM As of yet, I'm the only Lotherius on the entire internet. There are a couple of reference to some Frankish noble over a thousand years ago by the name, and that's it. I came up with the name years ago, in an AD&D induced haze, for a character who was a Drow Elf born in a
Check out the video clip too dusk. Avril plays herself and her friend. Avrils singing - wearing this 1940's movie star hair/dress with Sepia (brown) film and when it cuts to her friend She's got cut, strggly black hair - she's with another homeless woman and she takes off her purple pumps and puts on sneakers with her jeans and t-shirt. She carries her possessions in a plastic bag, gets kicked out of a service station but sneaks back in to comb her h
This was a quiz I did once - I was a practical pump but I wanted to be the chic urban shoe -- actually I just wanted to own the chic urban show I liked the look of it. http://web.tickle.com/tests/shoe/
Just another question -- are black people allowed to be police and lawyers and other professionals Family Matters (chief of police) Law & Order (detectives, district attorneys) CSI (forensic investigators)
I was just picking popular television shows with black doctors. Gee I didn't even know this was actually an issue in this day and age.
Aside from the bleeding obvious - don't you watch televsion?!?! Gideon's crossing? ER? The Simpsons? Scrubs?
I was just joking around about only going to him. Chill...... Precisely my point Ashley - It's NOT a joke. Not to the survivor (I refuse to say victim because that gives the perpetrator MORE power!) You're young and sweet but it's not a joke - I can't chill it's too serious!
PB - It's been great getting to know you - Blessings abundent for your life, hope to see you around now and then. Stay Well!!! (p.s Champas lives in Qld but is spending the new year in Canberra before going overseas but will be back for uni - if he misses your message I'll pass it along to him)
And then YOU will be charged with assault and regardless of why you did it you will still get in trouble - jail time, at the least it will go on your record. I know how easy it is to get mad and want to hit out. Believe me I know - I am a survivor - I didn't know how much until I found out the same person who interferred with me did the same thing to at least 5 other girls including my baby sister - I was so mad I went outside and bashed my
Ashley - Go to the Police. Rape isn't a joke - it's not funny. Survivors of sex crimes are usually scared - too scared to finger their attacker or report the crime and the person gets away with and will do it again.
Okay - sorry. Look rape and abuse is about power. Girls, boys, men and women who commit sexual crimes usually are stronger/older then their prey and they have power over them. They don't wear signs saying Hey I'm a pedophile. They're teachers, coaches, dentists, parents, uncles, cousins, grandparents. They walk down the street, buy milk at the store - you can't tell who they are. There are no distinguishing features of sexual crime offenders
Yeah because a potential rapist is just going to go - oh hey Shaun thinks it's bad and will beat me up if I do ir - I better not. Or better yet I'll just TELL Shaun and he can beat me up and then I won't want to rape women to gain power anymore. Dream on
Shaun while your sentiments are noble I think you're getting carried away. I've been attempting to reply to this article for 2 days now - deleting and retyping and never finiding the right words. I still don't have them. Danny has a great idea - if you're so afraid then self defence classes would be a good thing to know. Being a survivor of child sexual abuse I can tell you first hand that you have two choices You can live your life in
1 cent - that is astounding. Those rides here cost anywhere between 40c (2x20c) $1, $2 or $4 (2x$2) it's outrageous. Cute picture though
ODI # 2203 World Cricket Tsunami Appeal, 2004-05, 1st One-Day International ACC Asian XI v ICC World XI Melbourne Cricket Ground (day/night) 10 January 2005 (50-over match) Result: ICC World XI won by 112 runs Series: ICC World XI leads the 2-ODI series 1-0 Toss: ICC World XI Umpires: BF Bowden (NZ) and RE Koertzen
I think I should give up writing blogs about sport
Oh Joey I'm sorry to hear that. In Australia to get unemployment benefits ($150 a fortnight) you have to apply for 10 jobs a week. You have to prove you've applied and if you're offered an interview you have to go and if you're offered the job you have to take it. You have to continue doing this until you find employment - and if you don't find employment after a certain period of time you have to go to this program that teaches you how
I took it the other way - Elmo IS scary!!! So Oscar was the scary one? hmm go figure
The coin toss signaled the start of what is sure to be a remarkable game. Some bright sparks had the idea to have a charity cricket match to raise money for the survivors of the tsunami tragedy. 24 cricket players from around the world have devoted their time and skills to this cause. 12 players from "Asia" - Pakistan, India, Bangledesh and Sri