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orchid tattoo meaning -> otto s tattoo |
Posted: 10 17 2009 Post subject: phat tattoo |
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| Actually, Creme Eggs did get smaller. B.J. Novak proved it on Conan O'Brien.But I digress... |
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Paulo
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Posted: 10 16 2009 Post subject: opeth o tattoo |
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Great list + Free stuff = Good times
She looks like a right dangerous vixen.
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Rejee
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Posted: 10 15 2009 Post subject: orchid tattoo meaning |
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“Honest mistake!Just ask Fox News (D)!!
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Vruhsali
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Posted: 10 14 2009 Post subject: Online casinos free play |
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Mars needs women.That said, I suspect that, considering the massive costs associated with anything government, the actual first manned landing will be done privately. 10 years ago, that would have sounded like an impossible fantasy, but with companies like SpaceX that have the passion to innovate and spend SMARTER instead of BIGGER (see Scaled Composite's SpaceShipOne for an example), it's possible. Hells bells, we're getting to the point where one really dedicated billionaire could buy 3/4 of the hardware needed off-the-shelf. Heavy launch? ***** it, the soviets pioneered assembly in orbit, now there's no need to create a whole dedicated launcher like the Ares cargo monster. Just buy a bunch of Proton boosters (dirt cheap compared to equivalent US launchers) to chuck everything up. Assemble it using KURS automated docking systems, now with almost 30 years of successful use in orbit. "But Chairboy", you mew, "isn't that what caused the collision with Mir?" ***** no, that happened when they turned the docking system OFF to do it manually. Ten Protons later, you've got a huge ***** booster assembly in orbit built out of upper-stage assemblies that are usually used to chuck comsats into Geosynchronous orbit so fat housewives can catch all their 'stories'. "But Chaaaaairboy", you honk, "isn't there a lot of waste in the form of redundant systems and mass by having all those complete booster stages up there? ***** YEAH, but it's a hell of a lot cheaper than making a new boost assembly that needs a whole new rocket to put it into orbit. Spend SMARTER, not BIGGER.The Soviets^H^H^H^H^H^H^HRussians will sell you the remaining Salyut core module. It's identical brother was the core of Mir, and another brother is the 'Zvezda' module on the ISS. It's a 40 year old design lineage that has proven itself at keeping people alive for years at a time and comes with an exercycle. You chuck this up there with one of the Protons and let it screw itself into the stack. Voi-*****'-la, you now have crew quarters that will, properly stocked, keep your astronuts alive for the duration of the trip, assuming they don't accidentally space themselves.The Mars Lander and re-launch assembly is the wildcard. You probably drop your return-stage first under an assload of parachutes with some sort of soft-landing rocket system. Let John Carmack build it, he'd ***** love a chance to actually put his code on the planet that made him his first million. Similar issues for landing the person/peoples on the planet, but that can be solved. This is the main place to insert speculative dollars, rubles, or whatever the hell we're spending in the future. And be "we're" I mean whichever software billionaire takes a break from tennis to say "***** it, let's do it."Finally, you cram a couple folks into a Soyuz and kick 'em into orbit to dock with this structure the way they've been doing since the early 60s. Light the candle, and sit back and wait.Total cost? Maybe a billion, maybe two. But a TRILLION? To get numbers like that, you really need to dedicate yourself to reinventing the wheel..
I don't know, I've seen cell phone footage of me after vodka and red bulls where if I had just been drinking beer or whiskey I would have just been sleeping in the bath tub.!
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Denise
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Posted: 10 12 2009 Post subject: orchid tattoo meaning |
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I've got a bad feeling about this.?
***** Mickey Mouse. ***** him in the ***** with a big rubber dick. Then break it off and beat him with the rest of it. I hope Mickey dies. I do...i hope he goddamn dies. Gets ahold of some tainted cheese...RIP Carlin...i'll never think of Mickey Mouse the same way. |
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Posted: 10 11 2009 Post subject: oregon tattoo schools |
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Wait a minute... are you saying that it's about power and control and NOT about keeping us safe?Blasphemy.

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Posted: 10 10 2009 Post subject: ottawa tattoo piercing |
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dutchguilder2 is right. I like Krugman most of the time but I don't think China will let the states depreciate the dollar or let inflation pay the debt by itself. You guys have to remember that if China lets the RBM appreciate by 1%, it's 1% of their bonds/bills/dollars reserves that melts away. Both countries have a lot to lose from this situation and believe me, they very well understand what they are doing.@GrownupPhan Why not include the part of the article where Krugman says that the Obama administration doesn't seem to get it neither? What's your politico-blog agenda?
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Posted: 09 12 2009 Post subject: p diddy neck tattoo |
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Women's Pole Vaulting...HOT HOT Athletes.
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Nina
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Posted: 09 09 2009 Post subject: orchid tattoo meaning |
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This is great news for Australian golf. It's popularity has been waning over the last decade or so; but the tickets to view the event live at the course were sold out. The premier event of the golfing calendar, the Australian Open, has languished from world grand-slam status in the 1980's to a little backwater tournament that can hardly attract any prominent players - and in recent years has come close to being canceled due to a lack of a major sponsor. It's organisers have really dropped the ball, entering into a deal that sees it played exclusively in Sydney for almost a decade (even though the country's best courses - including a venue that was purpose-built specifically to host the Australian Open on a semi-permanent basis - are all located in Melbourne). |
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