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Bonzette wrote:
Steve Campbell wrote:
Missy Jem wrote: Bonzette you slut!!
Anyway... *cough*whataboutme?
it's OK chick, yer my 1, 2 AND 3 ok :D
(sound of distant shriek and account deletion ) LOL
It's true
Oh gawd, its all coming out....
Dont you dare! 
Steve Lea wrote:
Bonzette wrote:
Steve Campbell wrote:
Missy Jem wrote: Bonzette you slut!!
Anyway... *cough*whataboutme?
it's OK chick, yer my 1, 2 AND 3 ok :D
(sound of distant shriek and account deletion ) LOL
Oh gawd, its all coming out.... Dont you dare!
3 fastest methods of information distribution ... Television, telephone, tellachick
Christopher Owens wrote:
Uncle Liam wrote: Theres only one for me, and she knows who she is
is right Chris lad!
Emma Peel (the character not the nooler though she's mighty good too) Jean Grey (the xman) Chrissy Marie (who else will admire me if I dont??)
Steve Lea wrote: 2000th post and thats all you can come up with?!
yeah umm
how do you all get so many posts so quickly? I feel as if I'm talking too much on here and I've only racked up 100 posts in the same time that others have racked up close to 1000
whoa.
ChrissMari wrote:
Steve Lea wrote: 2000th post and thats all you can come up with?!
yeah umm
how do you all get so many posts so quickly? I feel as if I'm talking too much on here and I've only racked up 100 posts in the same time that others have racked up close to 1000
whoa.
you have a life clearly.
PS...nice to see "gorgeous you" in the avatar :D
Steve Lea wrote: 2000th post and thats all you can come up with?!
perhaps he wasn't looking. congrats ian on the 2000th.
Steve Campbell wrote:
ChrissMari wrote:
Steve Lea wrote: 2000th post and thats all you can come up with?!
yeah umm
how do you all get so many posts so quickly? I feel as if I'm talking too much on here and I've only racked up 100 posts in the same time that others have racked up close to 1000
whoa.
you have a life clearly.
PS...nice to see "gorgeous you" in the avatar :D
I do? Nice of someone to let me know!
and I don't know about gorgeous, but anytime someone thinks it's nice to see me, I'll take it ;)
Andrew Sayer wrote: Linda Lusardi Gaynor Goodman And any other 'classy' bit tits bird from da Sun in late 80's.
that would be sam fox
ChrissMari wrote:
Steve Campbell wrote:
ChrissMari wrote:
Steve Lea wrote: 2000th post and thats all you can come up with?!
yeah umm
how do you all get so many posts so quickly? I feel as if I'm talking too much on here and I've only racked up 100 posts in the same time that others have racked up close to 1000
whoa.
you have a life clearly.
PS...nice to see "gorgeous you" in the avatar :D
I do? Nice of someone to let me know!
and I don't know about gorgeous, but anytime someone thinks it's nice to see me, I'll take it ;)
its always nice to see you.
Ronald Kirsch wrote:
ChrissMari wrote:
Steve Campbell wrote:
ChrissMari wrote:
Steve Lea wrote: 2000th post and thats all you can come up with?!
yeah umm
how do you all get so many posts so quickly? I feel as if I'm talking too much on here and I've only racked up 100 posts in the same time that others have racked up close to 1000
whoa.
you have a life clearly.
PS...nice to see "gorgeous you" in the avatar :D
I do? Nice of someone to let me know!
and I don't know about gorgeous, but anytime someone thinks it's nice to see me, I'll take it ;)
its always nice to see you.
:D :D :D thank you much, sire
Linda Lovelace, for her ability to overcome her gag reflex :)
Elizabeth Frazer, for having a voice that can bring me to tears even when she is singing nonsensical lyrics.
Durham Red, kick ass vampire bounty hunter, from 2000ad
Ronald Kirsch wrote:
Steve Lea wrote: 2000th post and thats all you can come up with?!
perhaps he wasn't looking. congrats ian on the 2000th.
Thanks, Ronald. I didn't notice indeed. Well now I'm officially a dead soul
Now let me think of my top 3 women (excluding my relatives)... Let's see which women brought me joy. Okay here we go:
In chronological order, so I don’t have to bother with order of importance:
1) Harriet Tubman—
Harriet Tubman was born into slavery in 1822; when her master descided to sell some of her slaves in order to pay her late husband’s debts, Harriet Tubman feared that she would be sold into the Deep South. In order to avoid this fate, she decided to escape, and was helped north by Quakers and the Underground Railroad. When she reached the North, she became active in the Underground Railroad, helping approximately 70 slaves escape. Despite extensive efforts to capture her, she was never captured. During the Civil War, she helped hundreds more slaves to escape. Following the Civil War, she became an activist for the rights of African-Americans and women.
2)Rosa Parks—
On December 1, 1955, after working her shift at a department store, Rosa Parks boarded a bus in Montgomery, Alabama. As the bus filled, she was ordered to give up her seat to a white man. Year later, Parks recalled "When that white driver stepped back toward us, when he waved his hand and ordered us up and out of our seats, I felt a determination cover my body like a quilt on a winter night…When he saw me still sitting, he asked if I was going to stand up, and I said, 'No, I'm not.' And he said, 'Well, if you don't stand up, I'm going to have to call the police and have you arrested.' I said, 'You may do that.'" Her arrest sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott that marked the end of the segregated south, and the beginning of the civil rights movement.
3)Dian Fossey—
Dian Fossey was an American behavioral scientist who studied Mountain Gorillas in Rwanda. Disturbed by the poaching of the gorillas she was studying, she launched a campaign to stop the poaching. In retaliation, she was murdered py the poachers; the person who is thought to have masterminded her murder was also behind the Rwandan genocide.
I could easily have chosen more than three, but three was the number of the counting, and the number of the counting was three. Armaments Chapter One, verses nine through twenty-seven.
Comrade, c'mon, do you really care about them? It's just dust-covered names, is there any connection with your outlook, why these? Or I may be mistaken :\ohwell:
[orange]|| | ||| 6217|| 8 || 3[/orange] wrote: Comrade, c'mon, do you really care about them? It's just dust-covered names, is there any connection with your outlook, why these? Or I may be mistaken :\ohwell:
The brief biographies I gave should provide some clues as to why I admire them. What's the common theme? Courage, fighting injustice... Each of them provides an example of an exemplary life. On a personal level, I was born ino a segregated nation; Rosa Parks changed that. If Mountain Gorillas still survive by the time I leave this world, it will be because Dian Fossey gave everything she had to protect them.
The answers are there, if you think about it. But put the crack pipe down first. 
Comrade Shampanyov wrote:
What's the common theme? Courage, fighting injustice...
Just words. Yet I always assumed it's men's job. Basically you insuniate that you admire women doing men's job of hard honor. Let's see a woman as a beautiful creature meant to bring joy and beauty in this world. It's a woman, not a genderless human being, which any hero turns into.
[orange]|| | ||| 6217|| 8 || 3[/orange] wrote:
Comrade Shampanyov wrote:
What's the common theme? Courage, fighting injustice...
Just words. Yet I always assumed it's men's job. Basically you insuniate that you admire women doing men's job of hard honor.
ooh, you better not have just said what i think you just said.
*getting in car to drive to texas and pistol whip ian* :violent2:
Comrade Shampanyov wrote: OK, Mr. Barcode, new instructions:
- Put the crack pipe down.
- Run like hell.
don't encourage him to drive while under the influence, comrade.
