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December 28, 2006 at 10:27pmhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4982338.stm http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/magazinemonitor/index.html#a007948 goerge bush is a moron.
November 28, 2006 at 9:39pmChuck Norris delivers more male with one thrust of his pelvis than the U.S. Postal Service and the Pony Express have combined for the last 146 years.
November 28, 2006 at 9:36pmSome people get lucky and kill two birds with one stone. Chuck Norris once killed four birds with half a stone. What's that? You say there's no such thing as half a stone? T...
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Hum ne 8:00 dekha woh parogram Fifty Fifty aur raat ke das baje humko aik kaaka maari samajh mein aaya. "Hum torangay!" "Achaa, sahab toh aap ye keh rahe hain ke aap isko torengay?" "Han han, hum torangay!" *random voice from the audience* "Oh jee Bhai Torangay!"
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has anyone seen the postman? there are showing it next week at a local theatre...heard it got a few awards.
October 8, 2005 at 5:45pmsaw this back in the day when i was a teenager. Dont remember much of the story or the poetry but I agree that maria conchita smith was visually amazing
June 29, 2005 at 1:37amWait is the cover black and white with this guy stanting infront of like this house and has a hat and a jacket ion?If it is then i'v never really bothered to watch it!!!
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first love affair is always very thrilling and exciting....and even if it's lost it leaves behind some precious learnings and experiences one ov em is understanding women...!!!! n guys who cant understand em even after that are really very innocent.
June 21, 2005 at 5:23pmA-T-I-F : I agree, physiology shapes psychology to a significant extent. Though beyond that we shape our own outlooks and our personalities. I have seen though that men face the...
June 21, 2005 at 3:33pmi would paraphrase the title above (someone needs to stand up for women) .. as "To understand men you could experience an unsuccessful love affair.. it would tell you quite a lo...
June 21, 2005 at 3:18pmthat's right just get on with it and figure out each instance as it arises. I'm sure we're all bright enough to do that. Make sure to learn from your mistake along the way and...
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Brown_Trash What do you call a mind with no creativity?
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The following are excerpts from Michael Savage's May 11 and May 12 radio show, Savage Nation, that highlight his views of Arabs, immigrants, and minorities. In the course of the shows, Savage called Arabs "non-humans" and "racist, fascist bigots"; asserted that Americans would like to "drop a nuclear weapon" on any Arab country; and that "these people" in the Middle East "need to be forcibly converted to Christianity" in order to "turn them into human beings." Savage also claimed that, in the United States, "You... Read More
June 20, 2005 at 2:15amPearl rich must be his butt buddy then, this guy manages a huge website to mislead/convert muslims to christianity. la3anaahom Allah wa askanahoom fasee7a neeraneh, golo ameen! :)
June 20, 2005 at 2:11amFadi!! This guy was kicked off the air from FOX (The most anti Muslim TV channel)for being too racist!! lol Plato said it best, Noise pollution
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For the foreigner visiting the Middle East for the first time much can be learned about the Arab culture from the way people behave while travelling. For example, Arabs are always well stocked up when it comes to food and drink on any journey whether by road, air or rail - demonstrating our love of home, hospitality and of course food. Travelling by air in particular has a way of revealing many of our ethnic and cultural characteristics. An undying optimism is one. This irrepressible force is what motivates u... Read More
June 23, 2005 at 11:25amDad works in a restaurant in Paris Suburb. One day, he had a couple of Arabs, two algerians, they asked for the meal, etc...and after they had some wine, scotch etc... At the e...
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Some Girls are Bigger Than Others- The Smiths Musical www.lyric.co.uk With the songs of Morrissey & Marr Conceived and created by Anonymous Society Anonymous Society - the ground-breaking company who achieved critical acclaim in 1999 with their inspirational take on the works of the singer-songwriter Jacques Brel - make their anticipated return to the Lyric. Using twenty songs that were originally performed by The Smiths, they present an original piece of music theatre, with six p... Read More
June 27, 2005 at 12:50pmThe smiths are great, i thought brad pitt really out did himself in this one.
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Hi Everyone, Just wondering if anyone has any suggestions on stuff to do in LA....arabic/egyptian restaurants, cafes, clubs etc.. Thanx, Rasha
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The Parable of the Seagull A woman went to the beach with her children. Her 4-year-old son ran up to her, grabbed her hand, and led her to the shore where a dead seagull lay in the sand. "Mommy, what happened to him?" the little boy asked. "He died and went to heaven," she replied. The child thought for a moment and said, "And God threw him back down?" --------------------------------- Finding Jesus An old drunk stumbles across a baptismal service on Sunday afternoon down by the river. ... Read More
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a Paki princess who writes about a Paki princess in Salt and Saffron. This woman's passion for Pakistan is evident in her writing. I'm trying to steer away from brown fiction but her other book, Kartography, is drawing me. Anyone else read her stuff?
August 22, 2006 at 7:49ami liked kartography, though the immaturity of some characters as someone pointed out does get annoying after a while. the plot centers around the by gone East/West Pakistand iss...
August 17, 2006 at 5:49ami read the other one.....mmmm...what was the name city by the sea....i loved it.....but it ended....oddly, almost as if she was tired of writing...i think she has some maturing ...
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The Plague in Books
authored by Al Camus I'm almost done reading it. I want to talk about it. Anyone here ever read it? Thoughts?
June 20, 2005 at 12:02amUgh! That's what I hate about Camus, he is such a pessimist! Wanted to slit my wrists after reading The Fall (okay not really) :)
June 19, 2005 at 9:06pmCamus' existentialist views can sound depressing at the intial level. But it's really not that depressing. You just have to stop searching for reasons and meanings in life :D
June 19, 2005 at 7:22pmyeah, typical in that it deals with the underside of human feeling. but I thought that there was actually more humanity and compassion in The Plague than in the other works I'v...
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Now thats what i call acting. Even though the story was not that well, but the acting was good. The only movies on this topic that i ever liked were "Darmyaan" and "Daira" both fantastic. Comments?
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There has been talk the Pistons will try to include Darko Milicic in some trade package this summer. Milicic, who turns 20 on Monday, has dropped hints about returning to play in Europe after next season, when the Pistons have the option of extending his deal. -- Chicago Tribune here's a link sportsillustrated.cnn.com
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Another weekend, another instrumental: home.comcast.net I thought I'd get back to the basics and play something simple.
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Another weekend, another instrumental: home.comcast.net I thought I'd get back to the basics and play something simple.
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Another weekend, another instrumental: home.comcast.net I thought I'd get back to the basics and play something simple.
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I am curious about all you Desis out there that have had love marriages. Here are some of my questions: 1.) How long after dating the guy/girl did you tell your parents about him/her? 2.) How long after dating the guy/girl did you decide that you wanted to marry him/her? 3.)Did you have to lie to your parents a lot during the time that you were dating your future husband/wife, for example, have you had to lie to your parents about who you were spending time with, who you were talking to, etc? 4.)This questi... Read More
June 29, 2005 at 10:06pmparadise.. ditto for a girl i knew in my uni days.. who went out with a sikh guy in her first semester.. [complete with sob stories for our benefit of 'we are so in love, bu...
June 29, 2005 at 9:42pmI know of a Desi Muslim girl who was dating this guy for 2 years in college (they went to the same college as me). Then all of a sudden, I hear that she went to India to have an...
June 29, 2005 at 2:23pmI know someone in a situation where she claims she loves this guy she's been talking to for 3 months, but her parents are arranging a marriage for her at the same time. I wonder...
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This is a journal entry from the Girl-Talk village. When I posted this, I was confronted by quite a few people who did not agree with the message I was trying to convey. I'd like to know if any of you agree with me. Here is what I wrote: I don't think that a 23-year-old man (boy?) is responsible or mature enough to be able to support a family. The reason I say this is because once a couple gets married, there is a good chance that the wife might get pregnant (duh!) and I do not think a 23 year old boy has ex... Read More
July 24, 2005 at 4:39pmmissche invited me to Fight Club--does this mean someone wants to fight with me? I don't have time to bash ppl, but I am curious as to who hates me and why!
July 22, 2005 at 4:21amJustOne, 23 is too young for a man nowadays in America. ConfusedFella, the fighting that I like to take part in definitely involves chocolate sauce.....thats why I like figh...
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I'm may be celebrating New Years in Toronto , could anyone plz share any interesting things going on/to do. New Years in London is kinda boring..hopefully it won't be in Toronto - any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. :-)
June 21, 2005 at 8:29amThanks for the advice. I definitely prefer the latter- going downtown to Nathan Phillips Square.:-)
June 19, 2005 at 8:50amHey Salma, I guess it would depend on what you classify as interesting; you could buy early tickets to any one of the parties that they hold in the Toronto area for New Years, o...
