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15 Aug 2006, 22:40 #14241
i wish... hoping 2 from yesterday show up again, the lights in the room are on. :mrgreen:
16 Aug 2006, 00:11 #14242
Tu_triky wrote:i never seen soooo many fine girls on one train in my life! :sweat:

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Looks like America's next girl band.
16 Aug 2006, 05:03 #14243
Real clever sig Racer, :applaud: a picture of your favorite car and a slogan for your favorite girl :woot:
16 Aug 2006, 06:42 #14244
Tu_triky wrote:

hehe...the happy hour just ended this morning....boy was that fun! :beaten:

:hehe:

Sounds nice. :drink:
Wynter wrote:
Yea, I heard drivers in America are psycho. I never liked hearing that Canadians are "so nice and kind", cause we really aren't, but I have to admit... as drivers, we're really forgiving.

Not over here. I saw a grandma giving the finger to a 25 year old guy driving a hummer, 2 weeks ago. (possibly a dealer or a pimp). :hehe:
16 Aug 2006, 08:14 #14245
Tu_triky wrote:i never seen soooo many fine girls on one train in my life! :sweat:

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Are you sure they're girls? :beaten: :hehe:
16 Aug 2006, 09:46 #14246
gaijin mark wrote:Real clever sig Racer, :applaud: a picture of your favorite car and a slogan for your favorite girl :woot:


his favorite car, and he owns one too. :say_yes:
16 Aug 2006, 09:49 #14247
tabana wrote:
Not over here. I saw a grandma giving the finger to a 25 year old guy driving a hummer, 2 weeks ago. (possibly a dealer or a pimp). :hehe:


at least the granny wasn't giving the 25 yr. old guy a hummer...now that would have been scary.
16 Aug 2006, 09:49 #14248
eightysix wrote:

Are you sure they're girls? :beaten: :hehe:


don't kill the dream brother.... :hehe:
16 Aug 2006, 09:59 #14249
Tu_triky wrote:

at least the granny wasn't giving the 25 yr. old guy a hummer...now that would have been scary.
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: [/list:u]
16 Aug 2006, 10:05 #14250
gaijin mark wrote: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: [/list:u]


manami save us from this crazy world!!!! :doh:
16 Aug 2006, 10:21 #14251

Utada "Queen of Tetris" Hikaru Is Defeated!


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She came, she saw, she gamed. Japanese pop mega star Utada Hikaru took on challengers at a Club Nintendo sponsored Tetris DS event. Said Hikky, "I first played when I was five years-old and every day since then." She's racked up a whopping 99,999,999 on the game's current DS incarnation to prove it. Nutshell: She's a big Tetris nerd and even wore glasses during the tourney, because, says Hikky, "It is serious." Thirty contestants were pitted against the singer, one-by-one, and there was six minute time limit for each battle. The first challenger defeated the singer in 56 seconds. Likewise, Utada is defeated by a female challenger in the second round. Next contest was a small child, who Utada schooled and slaughtered. Her final tally? 26 wins and 4 defeats. Impressive. That's the thing about Japan, there's always someone's who is a bigger geek than you. Brian Ashcraft


http://kotaku.com/gaming/top/utada-queen-of-tetris-hikaru-is-defeated-193905.php
16 Aug 2006, 11:09 #14252
if her current pattern and rate of posting continues, a certain someone is going to become the next Q- :bonk:
16 Aug 2006, 11:13 #14253
krim wrote:if her current pattern and rate of posting continues, a certain someone is going to become the next Q- :bonk:



who you talkin' 'bout son?

btw, wassup with moto kare?
16 Aug 2006, 11:15 #14254
Tu_triky wrote:


who you talkin' 'bout son?

btw, wassup with moto kare?


a certain misspelled season of the year. :hehe:


moto kare.. is moto unwatchable than grass growing. :beaten:
16 Aug 2006, 11:16 · edited #14255
krim wrote:

a certain misspelled season of the year. :hehe:


moto kare.. is moto unwatchable than grass growing. :beaten:


yeah i recklessly pulled through....but i wouldn't recommend that to anyone else.
16 Aug 2006, 11:17 #14256
Tu_triky wrote:
Utada "Queen of Tetris" Hikaru Is Defeated!


[image]

She came, she saw, she gamed. Japanese pop mega star Utada Hikaru took on challengers at a Club Nintendo sponsored Tetris DS event. Said Hikky, "I first played when I was five years-old and every day since then." She's racked up a whopping 99,999,999 on the game's current DS incarnation to prove it. Nutshell: She's a big Tetris nerd and even wore glasses during the tourney, because, says Hikky, "It is serious." Thirty contestants were pitted against the singer, one-by-one, and there was six minute time limit for each battle. The first challenger defeated the singer in 56 seconds. Likewise, Utada is defeated by a female challenger in the second round. Next contest was a small child, who Utada schooled and slaughtered. Her final tally? 26 wins and 4 defeats. Impressive. That's the thing about Japan, there's always someone's who is a bigger geek than you. Brian Ashcraft


http://kotaku.com/gaming/top/utada-queen-of-tetris-hikaru-is-defeated-193905.php


So much time, so lil' space. :shocked:

if her current pattern and rate of posting continues, a certain someone is going to become the next Q


:beatyou: :beaten: >>shall lift her head in pride<<
16 Aug 2006, 11:27 #14257
Tu_triky wrote:
Utada "Queen of Tetris" Hikaru Is Defeated!


[image]

She came, she saw, she gamed. Japanese pop mega star Utada Hikaru took on challengers at a Club Nintendo sponsored Tetris DS event. Said Hikky, "I first played when I was five years-old and every day since then." She's racked up a whopping 99,999,999 on the game's current DS incarnation to prove it. Nutshell: She's a big Tetris nerd and even wore glasses during the tourney, because, says Hikky, "It is serious." Thirty contestants were pitted against the singer, one-by-one, and there was six minute time limit for each battle. The first challenger defeated the singer in 56 seconds. Likewise, Utada is defeated by a female challenger in the second round. Next contest was a small child, who Utada schooled and slaughtered. Her final tally? 26 wins and 4 defeats. Impressive. That's the thing about Japan, there's always someone's who is a bigger geek than you. Brian Ashcraft


http://kotaku.com/gaming/top/utada-queen-of-tetris-hikaru-is-defeated-193905.php


Cute and geeky, I just may need to change my pants.
16 Aug 2006, 11:30 #14258
kitakaze wrote:

Cute and geeky, I just may need to change my pants.


:hehe: :hehe: :hehe:

and she can actually sing! and can speak english and was actually at Columbia University for a while...and is rich!

suga momma.
16 Aug 2006, 11:34 #14259
Tu_triky wrote:

:hehe: :hehe: :hehe:

and she can actually sing! and can speak english and was actually at Columbia University for a while...and is rich!

suga momma.


And she's married to an old guy...why is it always someone they work with? :puppydog: I do have all her albums though. Even Exodus.
16 Aug 2006, 11:34 #14260
bush gives dumb speech poll rating sink to lowest ever....maybe some americans have finally plucked their heads outta of their asses


bloomberg.com



Bush Approval Rating Sinks to 33%, Matching Low, AP Poll Shows

Aug. 11 (Bloomberg) -- President George W. Bush's job- approval rating declined to 33 percent, matching a record low, according to an Associated Press-Ipsos poll that signaled public discontent with the economy and the Iraq war.

The survey of 1,001 adults was taken Aug. 7-9, before yesterday's announcement by British authorities that they had foiled a suspected terrorist plot to blow up planes bound for the U.S. In the past, imminent threats of attacks on the U.S. have helped underpin Bush's public support.

Bush's job approval rating was 36 percent in July and 33 percent in May, according to the AP poll, which has an error margin of plus or minus 3 percentage points. Seventy-one percent of respondents in the current survey said Bush was leading the country in the wrong direction, up from 67 percent last month.

Public approval of Bush's leadership on the economy fell to 37 percent, a record, and 33 percent of Americans approved of his handling of the Iraq war, also a record low. On Bush's foreign policy in general, 40 percent said they approved of his administration's diplomacy overseas and in the war against terror, down from 44 percent a month earlier, the survey showed.

An increasing number of registered voters in the survey said their votes in the Nov. 7 midterm elections will be cast in part as a show of opposition to Bush. Twenty-nine percent of the registered voters said they'll punish Republicans in the election because Bush's policies, up from 20 percent in July.

A study of terror warnings and their impact on poll numbers during 2001-2004, conducted by sociologist Robb Willer of Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, found that such warnings produced an average 2.75-point increase in Bush's approval rating.



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