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Bonovox
Joined: Apr 13, 2008
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Matt Riley is a clever chap
Phone?? What phone?? |
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mriley
Joined: Oct 03, 2009
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From: UK
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And so is Sean 
[ This Message was edited by: mriley on 2010-05-08 20:07 ] Esato's Newbie of the year and Most Helpful Member 2010!  ------------------- Life is just a ride, enjoy it while you can |
Bonovox
Joined: Apr 13, 2008
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Phone?? What phone?? |
ceaser2008
Joined: Jul 14, 2008
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From: Surat, India
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Thats colourful post, matt. 
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occupied
Joined: Feb 24, 2007
Posts: 99
From: Middle of Nowhere
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once upon a time, there was an arab village near desert haunted by wolves. tired of getting caught unprepared, the villagers assigned a boy to warn them on the approach of the wolves from the village border. days drifted on and on uneventfully, perhaps wolfie bureau of investigation had sensed the trick, arising kingdom of boredom within the boy's heart and mind and decided he must do something to entertain himself. so one day he ran to the village crying as loud as air in his lung permits, "tally ho, wolves!"
upon hearing it, the villagers regardless of what they're doing, armed themselves and aligned in battle formation they used to, but nothing happened. the boy laughed at them.
learning that was funny, he did it again in the next two days. on the fourth day, however, when the wolves really showed up, none believed him until he preyed by the beasts.
so are we today. the wolves are the terrorists, we're the villagers, our perception is the boy. no wonder many of us got duped easily by ishmael ghost islamic group scam and alike. your life belongs to God, though terrorists may put an end to it, that's just a cause, point is you'll have to return it to its owner.
maybe it's time to change paradigm. the less the media blow it up the better. we're not impressed with neither terrorists nor contra terrorists boobies anymore. we're fed up of it. nuff said.
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occupied
Joined: Feb 24, 2007
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From: Middle of Nowhere
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caveat emptor: despite Microsoft's commitment to web accessibily, I found it's difficult to use Bing search on a browser with images/scripting switched off. the same difficulty I encounter in Bitstream Bolt Browser's Bing widget. I really hate web pages or online services I can't customize to my need. |
Bonovox
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Phone?? What phone?? |
rochel.o8
Joined: May 31, 2010
Posts: 17
From: Caloocan City Philippines
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I want to say i miss boy.in.PINK
"I love Walking in the rain, so nobody see me crying"
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hihihans
Joined: Mar 15, 2009
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From: Netherlands
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Call him!
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phonecrzy
Joined: Jul 19, 2008
Posts: 478
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remember when i wrote i liked karen, i dont anymore shes one ugly bitch
[ This Message was edited by: phonecrzy on 2010-05-31 14:50 ] Age is just a number.. Being 13 makes me no dumber than a wise old man  |
occupied
Joined: Feb 24, 2007
Posts: 99
From: Middle of Nowhere
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the side effect of getting older is that ur testicles sag. maybe ballmer should step down and give somebody younger a chance? |
occupied
Joined: Feb 24, 2007
Posts: 99
From: Middle of Nowhere
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Sarah Palin and Suu Kyi don't have dick and balls, that's why boys always beat them in the ballot boxes. It's about how much hydroxy steroid ketone they can keep in their testicles. Politics is a masculine, paternalistic (and in some cases dynastic patrilineal) world. They got boobs anyway, but that's not doing them much. Yes this is about penis (and balls) size, dude! |
occupied
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Posts: 99
From: Middle of Nowhere
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When Ted Kennedy passed away, I was hoping political dynasties in modern history go away with him. But, as usual, I was wrong. Modern politicians keep building dynasties elsewhere. The Gandhis, the Aquinos, the Milibands...
To some extent, politics, similar to entertainment, is a hit-driven industry. What good is an organization to rely too much on one or several figures? Only mafioso does that.
Maybe we didn't assassinate Julius Caesar. Or maybe we just replicate Trinity? In the name of Father, Sun... peace in heaven, wars on earth.
For the sake of repetitiveness nature of history and because we live in a me-too world, Lord Chromedull II takes over if I'm gone, Lord Chromedull III takes over when Lord Chromedull II's gone..ad infinitum, so Chromedull dinasty won't lose from Esato. WTF democracy, we're autocrats.
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occupied
Joined: Feb 24, 2007
Posts: 99
From: Middle of Nowhere
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Capitalist #1: Sooo, chinese women got boobs NOW?
Capitalist #2: Who the hell told you that?
Comunist #1: Sssh. Boobs belong to the state, you frikkin' assholes!
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ceaser2008
Joined: Jul 14, 2008
Posts: > 500
From: Surat, India
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Man, after a long time, i have changed my internet package on my Airtel (mobile service provider) connection. Previously it was Rs. 99/month plan in which i got unlimited surfing and downloading only for mobile plus i had one downloading limitation. I could not download more than 3 mb sized file.  But i had get rid of that thanks to UCWeb browser's download manager. From last two months, its rent had been increased to Rs. 125/month. So i checked my data usage in one month. Its 800 Mb. So i migrated to other plan. Rs. 98/month. In which, i get 2 Gb data usage free every month. After that it will be chargeable. In addition, i can use my phone as modem and run internet on PC as well. I think 2 Gb data per month is enough for me. Also no downloading limit.
Today its been 10th day of this plan and my data usage is 410.5 mb with heavy downloads of video and mp3s, so in theory after a month ( 30 days ) it might be upto 1250 Mb. Wow. Practically, it is unlimited plan for me. So far i have used 60 hours internet in 10 days. Also i find this plan faster then the previous one.
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