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^ian^ wrote:Has anyone thought of asking S&O?

He was around then.

LMAO


But still interested in learning who came up with the sound? I suppose I can look it up but I am lazy.

Thinking of sending this PM, "Dear Stevlana, Like you I want to travel and want companionship - no date. I have a problem: my laborer's salary is only 700 Dirhams per month so it is impossible to afford a ticket to Thailand. I am single and danamic and would love to spend seven days with you. P...

jabbajabba wrote:I wonder how many other US subs there are cruising around the gulf.

Probably not enough.

I found this news item funny and relevant to here as it happened just off our shores. I suppose it's an easy enough mistake - those Jap oil tankers are so nimble and hard to spot that other vessels are forever bumping into them :) :lol: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/6243395.stm Cheers, Sha...

Great work Sauron.

scarlet wrote:This is the last day of my 20's can anyone please help what should I do

Will I suddenly become mature tomorrow?

you don't look a day over 19 years old.



P.S. you are the blond with the long hair I met at Kareoke right?

Concord - I think you may be giving the US military too much credit, they haven't really covered themselves with glory recently have they? Anyway - it is interesting to think they are intentionally looking incompetent for Iran's sake! :) Cheers, Shafique I think you missed my "point". It ...

..Guess what? No matter how much criticism there is out there the USA will continue to do what it does best until someone else steps up and does better. No one is stopping another country, group, etc. from doing better. At the end of the day it all comes down to MONEY. Sorry, had to ask about this....

Happy Birthday.


That reminds me...

What exactly does America 'do best'? Whatever it is, I'm sure China will do it better in 2 years. :) Cheers, Shafique Wanna bet? You need to answer the question first, then I'll take on a friendly wager (I don't gamble, so no stakes - sorry) Cheers, Shafique Sorry, It's just that I don't think anyo...

I'm starting to think it is a "cultural" thing. It may have to do with having to "push your way" to get things done and only because "everyone else does it". I don't like generalizations but my experience has been that "indians" tend to be the pushiests (I use...

freza wrote:BTW, what segment of the population do you think mostly does this cutting in queue thing?
nah, jk

see above

Sorry, It's just that I don't think anyone else does anything better than the USA. Except Crickett and Soccer (or football as it is sometimes called). Hence my "wager" that in 2 years the USA will still do it better than China. Sorry, I'm not sure what you are referring to when you say 'i...

Manufacturing/production of "American" products in the US, as opposed to China, can it be done within 2 years? Will Ford be alive within two years? If oil were sold in Euro as opposed to the dollar, would the dollar still do well? No one can top the US' deficit . Will it be better in two ...

freza wrote:^ oh my, you're extra bold today...

whew! I read "bald" first time around. After checking in the mirror I re-read it. What a relief!!!

Bleakus wrote:so who got the red paper?

say what?

oh and another thing my husband hates! is lining up at the supermarket and they stand right up behind him pressed against his back :shock: - i always laugh cuz it doesnt happen to me. :lol: :lol: :lol: I forgot that one. So fooking annoying! I turn around and say "may I help you" (really)...

He had lunch with someone other than the birthday girl

Thanks.

*calls CNN and Newspaper to cancel subcription because what's the need*

Somebody has to do it: How does it feel to be on your 30's now that you've had a full day into the new decade?

Aloni is an outspoken atheist who has been a very controversial figure in Israeli politics. In a country where conflicts between secular and religious Jews has intensified in recent years she has been unabashedly on the side of secularism. Shulamit Aloni (born November 29 1928) is an Israeli politic...

left-handers are smarter - in someplacess called "southpaws" (no kidding).

What astonishes me more is the kind of attacks Jimmy carter got in the US are way more than what he would get in Israel !!! is America becoming more Pro-Israel than Israel itself ? Maaad, don't forget that the USA population is 300 Milllion so that in sheer numbers - The number of Anti-Israel citiz...

Having been in government I think she is in a good position to speak with authority on the situation Not necessarly. Based on the bio she held the post less than a year. Not everyone in goverment is an "authority" - and having to do with education. By way of example, one of 435 congresspe...

Concord, I note how you appear to be concentrating on the author rather on what she is saying. Interesting. I think the author's (any author's) political views, etc. are important as each will put his/her spin on things. I give more creadance to Jimmy Carter (although a politician he is at the &quo...

^ian^ wrote: Ukanistan

The term "southpaw" comes from the game of baseball. A baseball diamond is (or was) built so that the batter would be standing on the West "corner" of the diamond as not to face the sun (in the late afternoon). The pitcher's lelt hand (paw) would be in the south quadrant (thus so...

shafique wrote:Concord - do you have any doubts that apartheid is being carried out in Palestine by Israel (that is what both the article and President Carter are saying)?

Did I say I did?

As I stated before, as far as I have read the supporters of Israel do not dispute the facts in the article above. As far as you read one article :shock: One article couldn't be enought for anything. Unless the article just reinforces your view. I can find an article to support anything. My point is...

Not a problem. They sell them in the supermarkets here.