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Woman walks through market holding severed head of man who tried to rape her
That headline should be shown every where and just projected right into the sky.
That headline should be shown every where and just projected right into the sky.
heart eyes and crazy erections
Mar. 17th, 2011 07:09 pmI did not know this. Did you know this?
JJ Abrams [Lost co-creator-executive producer: Star Trek and Mission: Impossible III director]: I admire and enjoy Buffy immensely." His Lost co-creator- excutive producer Damon Lindelof also admitted that certain Lost episodes were heavily influenced by the TV's stake crusader.
Amy Sherman-Palladino [Creator-executive producer of Gilmore Girls]: Despite her Girls competing with Buffy for TV ratings in 2001, "I've been a Buffy fanatic for years as well as a huge fan of [series creator] Joss Whedon's writing."
This info from - People: Television Shows That Changed Our Lives. (12/10/2010)
JJ Abrams [Lost co-creator-executive producer: Star Trek and Mission: Impossible III director]: I admire and enjoy Buffy immensely." His Lost co-creator- excutive producer Damon Lindelof also admitted that certain Lost episodes were heavily influenced by the TV's stake crusader.
Amy Sherman-Palladino [Creator-executive producer of Gilmore Girls]: Despite her Girls competing with Buffy for TV ratings in 2001, "I've been a Buffy fanatic for years as well as a huge fan of [series creator] Joss Whedon's writing."
This info from - People: Television Shows That Changed Our Lives. (12/10/2010)
Hockey : Brian Burke GQ article.
Dec. 21st, 2010 03:46 pmThanks to ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
mosgirl9
Out on the Ice
Brian Burke isn't just a legend of the NHL. He's a fists-up, knock-your-teeth-out gladiator. But when his hockey-loving son came out of the closet and died soon after, he was thrust into a strange new role: advocate for gays in a macho sports culture. He's no cheerleader—he looks like he hates every minute of it—but locker-room homophobia may have finally met its match.
( the rest of the article )
How much do I love that Brian Fucking Burke marched in the Pride Parade?
mosgirl9Out on the Ice
Brian Burke isn't just a legend of the NHL. He's a fists-up, knock-your-teeth-out gladiator. But when his hockey-loving son came out of the closet and died soon after, he was thrust into a strange new role: advocate for gays in a macho sports culture. He's no cheerleader—he looks like he hates every minute of it—but locker-room homophobia may have finally met its match.
( the rest of the article )
How much do I love that Brian Fucking Burke marched in the Pride Parade?
Well, if you didn't there was an article written about it here.
Maybe some of you have read it. Maybe you haven't. I have a few things to say about it because there's a couple things that annoy me and one thing that I can't properly express how much it pisses me off. It's like this blinding burning fury of rage.
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Maybe some of you have read it. Maybe you haven't. I have a few things to say about it because there's a couple things that annoy me and one thing that I can't properly express how much it pisses me off. It's like this blinding burning fury of rage.
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old news, no seriously.
Jul. 6th, 2008 04:33 pmI was dusting and going through books and I forgot that one of them had a bunch of old newspaper clippings in them. (if I ever lose them, I'm going to be so mad at myself) And there was this article in one of them.
I'm not sure when the article was written, a story on the reverse of the paper starts with, "On September 3, 1939 ..." The latest date on the other newspaper clippings is 1946. So somewhere between 1939 and 1946.
According to this page the population of Australia is 20,600,856.
So is "South Australian" saying things like, "In your FACE!" and "*points to Melbourne Professor* Loser. *points to self* Winner."?
:p
What Population Can Australia Carry?
What population can Australia carry?
A South Australian authority puts the figure at 20,000,000, but a Melbourne professor goes to 40,000,000 and even 60,000,000 if there is careful agriculture planning.
Both agree that the great central area of Australia can never become fertile like the heart of the United States. It is too dry.
"It is not like the deserts of Arizona, U.S.A., with snow mountains melting just when they are wanted. Australia is the flattest, hottest and the driest continent in the world," says the South Australian.
"Something might suddenly occur by means of which, say, tabloid food could be prepared to serve to people living round Lake Eyre, but the idea that science could suddenly discover something is only a gamble and can not be made the basis of a discussion.
"I think we have done very well to get seven million here to date."
I'm not sure when the article was written, a story on the reverse of the paper starts with, "On September 3, 1939 ..." The latest date on the other newspaper clippings is 1946. So somewhere between 1939 and 1946.
According to this page the population of Australia is 20,600,856.
So is "South Australian" saying things like, "In your FACE!" and "*points to Melbourne Professor* Loser. *points to self* Winner."?
:p
uhm, what?
Jun. 21st, 2008 09:22 am[with thanks to missyjack]
there's this interview with Mr. Padalecki.
there's this statement - "I had to go buy clean underwear ..."
Clean underwear. He had to buy clean underwear.
Is he implying that sometimes he purchases dir(r)ty underwear and if so from where does he get it? Because even if you for some reason buy secondhand underwear, I'm pretty sure they wash it before putting it out.
missyjack]there's this interview with Mr. Padalecki.
there's this statement - "I had to go buy clean underwear ..."
Clean underwear. He had to buy clean underwear.
Is he implying that sometimes he purchases dir(r)ty underwear and if so from where does he get it? Because even if you for some reason buy secondhand underwear, I'm pretty sure they wash it before putting it out.
On MuchMusic this morning they were talking about the "Undiscovered Tribe In Amazon Photographed From Plane", which obviously has now been discovered, but still. Kinda neat.
re: Matthew Gray Gubler from this article/interview
He has even reached that level of fame where he's the subject of a growing Internet rumor: that he's the basis for the Killers' song "Mr. Brightside," in which frontman Brandon Flowers sings about watching another man seduce his girl. Gubler, who's working with a mutual friend on a small project for the band, says that claim "blew my mind," but it's not true.
"I don't think so, anyway. I haven't really asked Brandon about it," he says. "I think I'd rather not ask him about it."
"But," he adds in closing, "I am Roxanne from the Sting song."
