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Thursday, 30 June 2011
What kind of wacky toy is this??
Crazy Japanese toys for kids..
You can always shave the kid, but they will always be a ginger!
You can always shave the kid, but they will always be a ginger!
Somebody please tell me what is going on here!!
SO.. pick one of the following:
1) 10 yr old crashing older brothers party getting felt up by the easy chicks
2) 10 yr old crashing older sisters party, and is so dead
3) 10 yr old spent $150 for an hour with two high school hookers
4) 10 yr old crashes parents swinger party and gets a free feel from the unicorns!
Wednesday, 29 June 2011
Transformers 3 - those guys are flying!
Watch the previews and you will see how actual people were wearing the flying squirrel suits and flew through the city of the Trump tower. INSANE
The movie clip of these flying monkeys
http://www.transformersmovie.com/videowidget/videoWidget.html?v=TF3_WingManFeat_Rev2_1024
The movie clip of these flying monkeys
http://www.transformersmovie.com/videowidget/videoWidget.html?v=TF3_WingManFeat_Rev2_1024
Friday, 24 June 2011
Bigger Not Better: Porn Star Dies After Breast Enlargement
A German porn star went into a coma and died after undergoing her sixth breast enlargement.
Carolin Berger, who used the stage name "Cora" in adult films, underwent the cosmetic surgery in an attempt to boost her popularity, the Daily Mail reported today.
The 23-year-old blond beauty was in a medically induced coma for nine days before dying Thursday from complications following a surgery to increase her chest size from 34F to 34G.
Berger had become well known to the public after appearing last year on the German version of the reality show "Big Brother," according to the BBC. Over several episodes her behavior became more wild, including one episode in which she stripped topless and flirted with another cast member.
Reports indicate she suffered two heart attacks after going under the knife for the cosmetic surgery in a Hamburg clinic. Her family was told she went without oxygen for 15 minutes during the procedure.
Fans started a memorial page to the tattoo-covered starlet on Facebook, and it had attracted more than 4,700 members by this afternoon.
"Only the good die young," Thurston Fuchs, a Canadian living in Germany, wrote on the tribute page. "R.I.P. Cora."
The surgeon and anesthesiologist who led the operation on Bergen are under investigation by local prosecutors, according to reports.
Her quest for fame and glory in skin flicks caused medical problems for her in 2009. Bergen was rushed to the hospital with breathing difficulties after attempting to set a world record for consecutive sex acts, the Sun reported then.
Carolin Berger, who used the stage name "Cora" in adult films, underwent the cosmetic surgery in an attempt to boost her popularity, the Daily Mail reported today.
The 23-year-old blond beauty was in a medically induced coma for nine days before dying Thursday from complications following a surgery to increase her chest size from 34F to 34G.
Berger had become well known to the public after appearing last year on the German version of the reality show "Big Brother," according to the BBC. Over several episodes her behavior became more wild, including one episode in which she stripped topless and flirted with another cast member.
Reports indicate she suffered two heart attacks after going under the knife for the cosmetic surgery in a Hamburg clinic. Her family was told she went without oxygen for 15 minutes during the procedure.
Fans started a memorial page to the tattoo-covered starlet on Facebook, and it had attracted more than 4,700 members by this afternoon.
"Only the good die young," Thurston Fuchs, a Canadian living in Germany, wrote on the tribute page. "R.I.P. Cora."
The surgeon and anesthesiologist who led the operation on Bergen are under investigation by local prosecutors, according to reports.
Her quest for fame and glory in skin flicks caused medical problems for her in 2009. Bergen was rushed to the hospital with breathing difficulties after attempting to set a world record for consecutive sex acts, the Sun reported then.
Thats messed up..
Man demands a $100 bill from bank, and then returns it the next day. No one was hurt, no bank customers lost their retirement funds.. NOTHING - 15 yrs in jail
White greedy asshole business man steals BILLIONS of dollars and get 3yrs in jail... probably didnt even return the money either...
The world is fucked, and The US court system is corrupt, and the jails are run by MEGA WEALTHY CORPORATIONS... so sad.
White greedy asshole business man steals BILLIONS of dollars and get 3yrs in jail... probably didnt even return the money either...
The world is fucked, and The US court system is corrupt, and the jails are run by MEGA WEALTHY CORPORATIONS... so sad.
Thursday, 23 June 2011
Downside of doing Ectasy
Thought you were having fun until you see the pictures and then wonder what the hell was going through your mind, besides MDMA!!
Nascar started out as Moonshine runners competing to see who is faster
NASCAR stands for the National Stock Car Auto Racing Association. The organization itself is a conduit for many companies to market their products while giving fans of auto racing a thrilling experience. The roots of NASCAR go back to the very thing that spawned the American Revolution: a disdain for excessive taxation. Yes, NASCAR roots actually begin around the year 1794 and at the heart of the Whiskey Rebellion.
The Whiskey Rebellion was spawned because the new United States Federal Government imposed a tax on farmers who distilled their extra grain so as to bring it to market as well. Back in those days, there were not sophisticated highways and rail systems to get grain to market and farmers did the best they could to deliver it. Any grain left over would be distilled into spirits rather than let it go bad. The spirits of course would be imported to the markets and sold in that form. It was this that Alexander Hamilton wanted to tax. Of course the farmers rebelled because this was part of their very livelihood.
Some farmers secretly distilled the spirits and transported the end product in secret and under cover of darkness to their end markets. Thus the seeds of NASCAR were planted although at this time there was no such thing as cars. Thus the spirit of NASCAR came to pass.
In the 1920s and early 1930s, the Federal government would again try to control the production and transportation of spirits through an amendment to the U.S. Constitution known as Prohibition. It was one thing that the farmers would manufacture the spirits in secret for personal use but that of course was unprofitable. So the "bootlegger" was born. Bootleggers were those who would run illegal spirits (also known as moonshine) to secret markets in high-speed cars under cover of darkness. The activity was characterized by Federal agents chasing and hunting them down. It was risky business and sometimes even mortal.
Bootlegging began to create competition among the drivers of the moonshine cars and it was sport to see who had the fastest car. Over time, they would even collectively get together and have races on Sunday afternoons. All the local people would come out and spend a Sunday afternoon watching the races and that night, the drivers would turn their sport into work and run the illegal moonshine to secret buyers.
In 1938, Daytona Beach Florida would become the place of the first NASCAR race. Daytona Beach was a good place for racing because the beach sands were firm and the beach area was wide. The prizes for the winners were simple and could be things like a case of motor oil, a bottle of spirits, or a box of cigars. The organizer and promoter of this event was a man named Bill France. Bill France would go on to build the organization we known as NASCAR today.
In the 1950s, the business model of NASCAR began to form and it continues today. Many promoters of products will pay drivers and car teams to carry their logo on their car and on driver suits. If the team is a winner it is a great position for a promoter to be in. Plus, many companies enjoy having the NASCAR logo associated with their businesses and products.
And for the fans of NASCAR, it is great fun and excitement.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/786944
The Whiskey Rebellion was spawned because the new United States Federal Government imposed a tax on farmers who distilled their extra grain so as to bring it to market as well. Back in those days, there were not sophisticated highways and rail systems to get grain to market and farmers did the best they could to deliver it. Any grain left over would be distilled into spirits rather than let it go bad. The spirits of course would be imported to the markets and sold in that form. It was this that Alexander Hamilton wanted to tax. Of course the farmers rebelled because this was part of their very livelihood.
Some farmers secretly distilled the spirits and transported the end product in secret and under cover of darkness to their end markets. Thus the seeds of NASCAR were planted although at this time there was no such thing as cars. Thus the spirit of NASCAR came to pass.
In the 1920s and early 1930s, the Federal government would again try to control the production and transportation of spirits through an amendment to the U.S. Constitution known as Prohibition. It was one thing that the farmers would manufacture the spirits in secret for personal use but that of course was unprofitable. So the "bootlegger" was born. Bootleggers were those who would run illegal spirits (also known as moonshine) to secret markets in high-speed cars under cover of darkness. The activity was characterized by Federal agents chasing and hunting them down. It was risky business and sometimes even mortal.
Bootlegging began to create competition among the drivers of the moonshine cars and it was sport to see who had the fastest car. Over time, they would even collectively get together and have races on Sunday afternoons. All the local people would come out and spend a Sunday afternoon watching the races and that night, the drivers would turn their sport into work and run the illegal moonshine to secret buyers.
In 1938, Daytona Beach Florida would become the place of the first NASCAR race. Daytona Beach was a good place for racing because the beach sands were firm and the beach area was wide. The prizes for the winners were simple and could be things like a case of motor oil, a bottle of spirits, or a box of cigars. The organizer and promoter of this event was a man named Bill France. Bill France would go on to build the organization we known as NASCAR today.
In the 1950s, the business model of NASCAR began to form and it continues today. Many promoters of products will pay drivers and car teams to carry their logo on their car and on driver suits. If the team is a winner it is a great position for a promoter to be in. Plus, many companies enjoy having the NASCAR logo associated with their businesses and products.
And for the fans of NASCAR, it is great fun and excitement.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/786944
Wednesday, 22 June 2011
Mother / daughter combo anyone?
If you have ever wanted to do a mother/daughter combo, check out the second pic and tell me they arent twin sisters now! woo hoo!
The Great Loophole -
The real reason supposedly "God hates Gays" is not the same sex thing... its that they found the great loophole!
Monday, 20 June 2011
Friday, 17 June 2011
True Blood Season 4 Episode 1 June 26th
The highly anticipated return of True Blood Season 4 can not get here soon enough! We have all been withdrawal and can only soak in the teasers that HBO is handing out.
CLICK HERE FOR TRUE BLOOD SEASON 4 TEASER VIDEO!
CLICK HERE FOR TRUE BLOOD SEASON 4 TEASER VIDEO!
Tuesday, 7 June 2011
Two hours of Beardyman MP3 format
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Friday, 3 June 2011
Thursday, 2 June 2011
Wednesday, 1 June 2011
Wicked Hooter girl Rodeo trick!
Hot chick pulls off wicked Golf shot
Real Life Hot Wheels - This looks like FUN!!
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