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Sexy Jordan Capri
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Moaning (Oct 17 2003 01:28 GMT) - Moaning Jordan Capri suppressed a moan as a pleasant ache arose in the flesh immediately behind each nipple. Scared - and a little bit excited - she looked down at her chest and was surprised to see the indentation of... |
Slashdot
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Top 10 Ways To Lose Your Data (Oct 17 2003 01:28 GMT) - bettiwettiwoo writes "The BBC has a article on the Top 10 Ways To Lose Your Data due to the human factor. According to Kroll Ontrack, a recovery firm, the top ... |
WeirdAssShit.com
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Hooters At Home (Oct 17 2003 01:27 GMT) - CLEARWATER, Fla. -- Hooters is coming to a grocery store near you. Hooters will start selling its buffalo wings and chicken strips in supermarkets next month. The Hooters chain is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. Officials of the Clearwater-based company feel there's plenty of room for growth in the home-foods market. |
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13-Year-Old Oviedo Girl Avoids Attack By Giving Man $28 (Oct 17 2003 01:27 GMT) - OVIEDO, Fla. -- A 13-year-old girl's offer of $28 convinced a man to stop attacking her, authorities said. The girl told investigators she was walking on her way to Jackson Heights Middle School just before 9 a.m. Thursday when a man asked whether she needed a ride. |
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New car's name causes blushes in Canada (Oct 17 2003 01:27 GMT) - A new car is having to be renamed for the Canadian market after the manufacturers were informed of an unfortunate double meaning. General Motors are still working on the new name for the LaCrosse after learning the word is slang for masturbation in French-speaking Quebec. The mid-size model, expected to be launched late next year, will still be called the Buick LaCrosse in the US, reports the Toronto Sun. GM vice-chairman Bob Lutz said he wasn't aware of LaCrosse's alternative meaning, despite being able to speak French after spending three years living in Paris. "I thought I knew every expression existing in the French language for self-gratification, including the crudest ones known to man," he said. |
WeirdAssShit.com
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Man Digs Up Park for Buried Birthday Beer Money (Oct 17 2003 01:27 GMT) - BERLIN (Reuters) - A German man dug a hole the size of a large mattress in a park in a vain attempt to recover a 100 euro note he had buried a week earlier, police said on Thursday. Police in the city of Aachen at first mistook the shovel-wielding 35-year-old for a construction worker, but were suspicious because he was still digging at dusk on Wednesday. He told them he had resorted to burying money to stop himself buying alcohol but had decided to dig up his savings for a birthday drinking session. "He wanted to dig up the cash and have a few drinks on his birthday," a police spokesman said. "Apparently he had successfully held on to money that way several times before. |
Diamond Talk
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Ewww! (Oct 17 2003 01:27 GMT) - hmmm...i guess someone who doesn't want to be engaged long! or |
joatBlog
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Worm FAQ (Oct 17 2003 01:26 GMT) - NetWorm has a FAQ about network-based worms.... |
joatBlog
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Worm FAQ (Oct 17 2003 01:26 GMT) - NetWorm has a FAQ about network-based worms.... |
Eclexys
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Butterflies and Wheels (Oct 17 2003 01:26 GMT) - I am clapping my hands and quietly cheering... There is something a little breathtaking in a level of science-phobia that can see 'negativizing' disease, suffering and death, as harmful and repressive. One is reminded of Woody Allen's retort to a... |
Twisted Mind
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Day to dayness (Oct 17 2003 01:25 GMT) - I increasingly feel as if I've been caught in a 'perfect storm'.... It's crazy - one almost never expects things to all happen at the same time. It's somewhat disconcerting.... |
Advanced Combo Tricks
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Scary thought (Oct 17 2003 01:25 GMT) - Dog beats man in breath test (via fark) More than half of Britons could have breath that smells worse than their pet’s, according to a survey released Thursday. And women are the worst offenders, with three out of five failing a sulfur emissions test, according to research by toothpaste manufacturer Aquafresh. |
different strings
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Quote of the Day (so far) (Oct 17 2003 01:25 GMT) - From the Philadelphia Inquirer:Bush told his senior aides Tuesday that he "didn't want to see any stories" quoting unnamed administration officials in the media anymore, and that if he did, there would be consequences, said a senior administration official who... |
YACCS Comments for sutil como um paquiderme
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Bi @ 10/16/2003 08:44 PM (Oct 17 2003 01:25 GMT) - (antes de comentar queria avisar que esta coisa do meu teclado tah desconfigurado, acentos e a cedilha sumiram! Ai fikei enjoada ao ler este post... céus! tem pessoas q acham que, realmente, sao o centro do universo... (afff como eu uso esta frase, acabei de escrever ela no meu bologui... |
Electric Josh
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7 (Oct 17 2003 01:24 GMT) - Game 7 starts now on Fox. Go Sox! Grady Little left Pedro in the game waaaaaaaaay too long. Tied at... |
Riotact
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Dawn Raid for Steroids - Discus Champion in trouble (Oct 17 2003 01:24 GMT) - The Canberra Times has got a story here on former Australian discus champion Gerard Duffy being charged with possessing banned anabolic steroids after an AFP dawn raid on his mum's house in Lyneham. Australian champion for many years but never qualifed to go the Olympics? Makes you wonder. |
Riotact
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Capitals bomb out of world womens club championship (Oct 17 2003 01:24 GMT) - Foxsports have got a story here on the Capitals bombing out of the World Womens Basketball Club Championship being held in Russia. They played Jackson for the whole game so we can only hope there's no lasting damage. Sounds like they need to work on Plan B to me. |
Riotact
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Here come the armoured limousines (Oct 17 2003 01:24 GMT) - Murdoch's News has a story here on the hoo-haa about to descend on us as two world leaders in two days arrive in Canberra to get their obligatory standing ovation from our trained poodles we sometimes call Members of Parliament. Expect major distruptions as the motorcades wend their way through the city. |
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