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a reconstituted virgin.
i dont miss my stories...well, cept the one that i got the Adult Caldecott Medal for...


fine~


FUCK YOU. there isnt such an award, but there should be!

any way, im enjoying my journey back into slutdom but i fear that i have forgotten much. so i'll be learning from youse peoples:devil:

You could be sluttier if you'd make out with some guys too ;)

Just saying.



Oooh -

A vella and Salvor and sarahh sammich.

*swoon*
 
Oooh -

A vella and Salvor and sarahh sammich.

*swoon*

There's one small flaw with that......

we have to take turns being the middle bit, so we'd be constantly moving and rubbing and ... ummm never mind. the cold medicine is making me not think right.
 
There's one small flaw with that......

we have to take turns being the middle bit, so we'd be constantly moving and rubbing and ... ummm never mind. the cold medicine is making me not think right.

Oh, I could probably not mind the moving and rubbing.

Just saying.

:heart:
 
I think you showed this to me before. :)
Of course I can't understand shit.

probably :p
heheheeee!!! who said i did? *snicker*

i've been sending Safe Bet some hindi songs with subs, silsile yeh chahat ka, maar dala and dola re from Devdas and Bole chudiyan and Suraj Hua Madam from K3G, and Main yahaan hoon from Veer Zaara.

Sub'd songs are hard to get on YT.

Any more good ones you can think of and can find on YT that are Sub'd, do send them her way, she loves em :D

Have you heard the new songs from Karzzz? they arent too bad.
 
probably :p
heheheeee!!! who said i did? *snicker*

i've been sending Safe Bet some hindi songs with subs, silsile yeh chahat ka, maar dala and dola re from Devdas and Bole chudiyan and Suraj Hua Madam from K3G, and Main yahaan hoon from Veer Zaara.

Sub'd songs are hard to get on YT.

Any more good ones you can think of and can find on YT that are Sub'd, do send them her way, she loves em :D

Have you heard the new songs from Karzzz? they arent too bad.
I have. I love the new version of Ek Haseena Thi. :)

Found chaiyya chaiyya - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOOlgbfFy3k
 
i'm hearing it for the first time now...its ok...not great (my opinion) :)

oooh chaiyya chaiyya is a wicked song :D *sends*

~~~

She decided not to work today so that she could spend time with me, as i'm not around tomorrow. Awww *feels so loved* <3

Long distance finger nursing. :devil:
 
omfg there is still 1 1/2 hours till the little minx goes to bed *pulls hair out and flops on desk* *sighs* ah well better get back to the games *yawns*
~~~

2nd blurt~ oh yeah just because my email address was on an email that you got possible from one of my family members (least that seems possible with the list you sent this to) does not mean you just email me crap whenever you feel like. And btw who the hell are you? :confused:

And i still say if god leads you to a cliff and you let go its your own damn fault you go splat!
 
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Monks brawl at Christian holy site in Jerusalem

JERUSALEM – (AP) Israeli police rushed into one of Christianity's holiest churches Sunday and arrested two clergyman after an argument between monks erupted into a brawl next to the site of Jesus' tomb.

The clash between Armenian and Greek Orthodox monks broke out in the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, revered as the site of Jesus' crucifixion, burial and resurrection.

The brawling began during a procession of Armenian clergymen commemorating the 4th-century discovery of the cross believed to have been used to crucify Jesus.

The Greeks objected to the march without one of their monks present, fearing that otherwise, the procession would subvert their own claim to the Edicule — the ancient structure built on what is believed to be the tomb of Jesus — and give the Armenians a claim to the site.

The Armenians refused, and when they tried to march the Greek Orthodox monks blocked their way, sparking the brawl.

Police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said police were forced to intervene after fighting was reported. They arrested two monks, one from each side, he said.

A bearded Armenian monk in a red-and-pink robe and a black-clad Greek Orthodox monk with a bloody gash on his forehead were both taken away in handcuffs after scuffling with dozens of riot police.

Six Christian sects divide control of the ancient church. They regularly fight over turf and influence, and Israeli police are occasionally forced to intervene.

"We were keeping resistance so that the procession could not pass through ... and establish a right that they don't have," said a young Greek Orthodox monk with a cut next to his left eye.

The monk, who gave his name as Serafim, said he sustained the wound when an Armenian punched him from behind and broke his glasses.

Father Pakrat of the Armenian Patriarchate said the Greek demand was "against the status quo arrangement and against the internal arrangement of the Holy Sepulcher." He said the Greeks attacked first.

Archbishop Aristarchos, the chief secretary of the Greek Orthodox patriarchate, denied his monks initiated the violence.

After the brawl, the church was crowded with Israeli riot police holding assault rifles, standing beside Golgotha, where Jesus is believed to have been crucified, and the long smooth stone marking the place where tradition holds his body was laid out.

The feud is only one of a bewildering array of rivalries among churchmen in the Holy Sepulcher.

The Israeli government has long wanted to build a fire exit in the church, which regularly fills with thousands of pilgrims and has only one main door, but the sects cannot agree where the exit will be built.

A ladder placed on a ledge over the entrance sometime in the 19th century has remained there ever since because of a dispute over who has the authority to take it down.

More recently, a spat between Ethiopian and Coptic Christians is delaying badly needed renovations to a rooftop monastery that engineers say could collapse.
 
Monks brawl at Christian holy site in Jerusalem

JERUSALEM – (AP) Israeli police rushed into one of Christianity's holiest churches Sunday and arrested two clergyman after an argument between monks erupted into a brawl next to the site of Jesus' tomb.

The clash between Armenian and Greek Orthodox monks broke out in the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, revered as the site of Jesus' crucifixion, burial and resurrection.

The brawling began during a procession of Armenian clergymen commemorating the 4th-century discovery of the cross believed to have been used to crucify Jesus.

The Greeks objected to the march without one of their monks present, fearing that otherwise, the procession would subvert their own claim to the Edicule — the ancient structure built on what is believed to be the tomb of Jesus — and give the Armenians a claim to the site.

The Armenians refused, and when they tried to march the Greek Orthodox monks blocked their way, sparking the brawl.

Police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said police were forced to intervene after fighting was reported. They arrested two monks, one from each side, he said.

A bearded Armenian monk in a red-and-pink robe and a black-clad Greek Orthodox monk with a bloody gash on his forehead were both taken away in handcuffs after scuffling with dozens of riot police.

Six Christian sects divide control of the ancient church. They regularly fight over turf and influence, and Israeli police are occasionally forced to intervene.

"We were keeping resistance so that the procession could not pass through ... and establish a right that they don't have," said a young Greek Orthodox monk with a cut next to his left eye.

The monk, who gave his name as Serafim, said he sustained the wound when an Armenian punched him from behind and broke his glasses.

Father Pakrat of the Armenian Patriarchate said the Greek demand was "against the status quo arrangement and against the internal arrangement of the Holy Sepulcher." He said the Greeks attacked first.

Archbishop Aristarchos, the chief secretary of the Greek Orthodox patriarchate, denied his monks initiated the violence.

After the brawl, the church was crowded with Israeli riot police holding assault rifles, standing beside Golgotha, where Jesus is believed to have been crucified, and the long smooth stone marking the place where tradition holds his body was laid out.

The feud is only one of a bewildering array of rivalries among churchmen in the Holy Sepulcher.

The Israeli government has long wanted to build a fire exit in the church, which regularly fills with thousands of pilgrims and has only one main door, but the sects cannot agree where the exit will be built.

A ladder placed on a ledge over the entrance sometime in the 19th century has remained there ever since because of a dispute over who has the authority to take it down.

More recently, a spat between Ethiopian and Coptic Christians is delaying badly needed renovations to a rooftop monastery that engineers say could collapse.

If/when Jesus comes back, he's gonna be so pissed off.
 
I do not think it would be a worthwhile endeavour—besides, it is amusing in its own way.
 
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