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Henry Plainview View Drop Down

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Posted: December 23 2011 at 02:25

MAKE POOR CHOICES

if you own a sodastream i hate you

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Posted: December 23 2011 at 02:52

hi henri

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Posted: December 23 2011 at 03:46

Hellloooooooo

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Posted: December 23 2011 at 04:31

I really like Pekka Pohjola he is really good

and halooo Scott and happy birthday (gratulerer med dagen )

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Posted: December 23 2011 at 04:35

happy birthday man

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Posted: December 23 2011 at 05:02

im listening to Bo

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Posted: December 23 2011 at 08:56

nmpbnnmp

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Posted: December 23 2011 at 09:03

people are not interested in biographies about towels

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Posted: December 23 2011 at 09:04

Vompatti wrote:

nmpbnnmp

"MMMBop" is a song written and performed by the American pop rock band Hanson from their 1997 album Middle of Nowhere. The song was nominated for two Grammys at the 40th Annual Grammy Awards in February 1998, and is the band's most successful single to date.

By any measure, "MMMBop" was phenomenally successful, especially for a debut single, reaching number one in 27 countries including the United States, the United Kingdom,Germany, Australia and Mexico.^[1] In the United Kingdom, the song sold 710,000 copies and stayed at number one for 3 weeks. It was voted the best single of the year in The Village VoicePazz & Jop critics poll, while also topping critics' polls from such media as Rolling Stone,Spin, and VH1, and was ranked as #20 on VH1's "100 Greatest Songs of the 90s."

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Posted: December 23 2011 at 09:06

aginor wrote:

people are not interested in biographies about towels

I am a bit.

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Posted: December 23 2011 at 09:07

colorofmoney91 wrote:

I would really appreciate talking to Pat right now so I can decide to not be afraid to sleep tonight.

Goodness, I'm sorry I wasn't around to help. I hope you were able to sleep.

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Posted: December 23 2011 at 09:11

I wasn't able to sleep.

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Posted: December 23 2011 at 09:14

Larry Towell (born 1953, Chatham-Kent, Ontario) is a Canadian photographer, poet, and oral historian.

Towell grew up in a large family in rural Ontario and studied visual arts at York University in Toronto where his interest in photography first began. Towell volunteered to work in Calcutta, India, in 1976 where he became interested in questions about the distribution of wealth and issues of land and landlessness.

Returning to Canada, Towell taught folk music and wrote poetry and then became a freelance photographer in 1984. His early work included projects on the Contra war in Nicaragua, the civil war in El Salvador, relatives of the disappeared in Guatemala, and American Vietnam War veterans who worked to rebuild Vietnam. His first magazine essay looked at the ecological damages from the Exxon Valdez oil spill.

In 1988, Towell joined the Magnum photo agency, becoming the first Canadian associated with the group and he has had picture essays published in The New York Times, Life, Rolling Stone, and other magazines. His work has included documentation of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Mennonite migrant workers in Mexico, and a personal project on his family's farm in southern Ontario. He always works with traditional film, eschewing digital options: “Black and white is still the poetic form of photography. Digital is for the moment; black and white is an investment of time and love.” He has also worked with panoramic cameras, which allow him to shoot the “landscapes of destruction”--looking at human beings and their place in the landscape.

Towell’s bibliography includes books of photographs, poetry, and oral history. He has also recorded several audio CDs of original poetry and songs. Towell lives in rural Lambton County Ontario and sharecrops a 75-acre farm with his wife Ann and their four children.

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Posted: December 23 2011 at 09:14

i was able to sleep actualy i was a bit suprised by that but it worked out well

I am addicted to watch Masterchef Professional with Gregg Wallace and Michael Roux Jr

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Posted: December 23 2011 at 09:14

Pat, I've decided I now prefer Theusz Hamtaahk on Opéra de Reims.

I have just sinned.

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Posted: December 23 2011 at 09:18

The UK's biggest book chain, Waterstone's, has apologised after one of its branches pushed Adolf Hitler's manifesto Mein Kampf as the "perfect" Christmas present.

Amid the glossy hordes of titles by Jeremy Clarkson, Lee Evans and Jamie Oliver for sale this Christmas, the Huddersfield branch of Waterstone's used a festive sticker to describe Mein Kampf (My Struggle), the antisemitic diatribe written by Hitler in prison before he rose to power in 1933, as the "perfect present". A staff recommendation described it as "an essential read for anyone seeking to understand one of history's most despicable figures. A shocking read and a vital warning for future generations."

According to the Jewish Chronicle, Waterstone's shops in Manchester, Liverpool and Cheshire were also pushing the book by displaying the front covers of multiple copies to shoppers.

"When challenging one of the staff in Manchester's Deansgate branch, I was told that it was 'a Christmas bestseller which sold really well'. A dubious justification indeed for selling this hateful work," Jewish travelling salesman Jonathan Levine told the paper. "I would be most obliged if Waterstone's would explain what lies behind the apparent zeal on their part to promote this disgusting work."

A spokesman for the bookseller told the Guardian that that the Huddersfield shop had "used an inappropriate point of sale" sticker on the book.

"That has now been remedied and won't happen again, and we have apologised," said the spokesman. "Usually it is kept in with books on world war two or German history. One shop did put it in with politics which is not appropriate. We have dealt with that too."

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