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finallysomepride
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A different kind of "trip".
by LoneWolf inhi, folks,.
for many years my immediate family and i have been messing with stinging insects of all kinds.
in fall (when they are most active), our phones about ring off the hook.
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I think this is real, a boardgame for JW's- House 2 House
by OnTheWayOut inyou can find it at theocraticgames.com http://www.theocraticgames.com/.
it sounds totally bizarre.. it even has a facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/house-2-house-theocratic-board-game/120807941289256.
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finallysomepride
wtf
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Cantleave, I need your help please
by freshstart ini was reading your story on freeminds.org, but for some reason it doesn't finish.
it stops at the part where you say that you traveled a lot for work and missed quite a few meetings.
there's nothing after that.......
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finallysomepride
He's out xmas shopping
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finallysomepride
LOL I thought you were inviting me along
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UK - Catholic Church can be held responsible for wrongdoing by priests
by besty inhttp://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/nov/08/catholic-church-responsible-priests-court.
high court ruling will make it easier for victims of clerical sex abuse to bring compensation claims against the church.
a high court judge has ruled for the first time that the relationship between a catholic priest and his bishop is akin to an employment relationship.. victims of clerical sexual abuse will find it easier to bring compensation claims against the catholic church after a judge ruled it can be held responsible for the wrongdoings of its priests.. in a test case, heard on tuesday at the high court, mr justice macduff gave a decision in favour of a woman, known as jge, who claims she was sexually assaulted by a portsmouth priest at a children's home in hampshire.. the judge said although there was no formal contract between the church and the priest, the late father baldwin, there were "crucial features" that should be recognised.. "he was provided with the premises, the pulpit and the clerical robes.
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finallysomepride
I would say that UK Head Office of WTBTS will be rather uncomfortable upon reading that,
not so much as shitting theirs pants, but will be onto their lawyers
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finallysomepride
your point?
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'Smokin' Joe Frazier Loses Fight With Cancer aged 67
by finallysomepride inrip joe.
loved your fights, you were one of my heroes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffxit5xrz7i.
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finallysomepride
http://news.smh.com.au/breaking-news-sport/joe-frazier-loses-fight-with-cancer-20111108-1n51g.html
Joe Frazier, the former undisputed heavyweight champ famed for his epic fights against Muhammad Ali, died on Monday after a brief but brave battle with liver cancer. He was 67.
The family issued a news release confirming Frazier's death late on Monday night.
The boxing icon won an Olympic gold medal in a brilliant career that spanned almost 20 years but he was best known for fighting Ali in a famed 1970s trilogy of bouts, including the epic "Thrilla in Manila."
He had been under home care after being diagnosed a couple of weeks ago with the advanced liver cancer that took his life, a family friend said.
"I will always remember Joe with respect and admiration," Ali said in a statement.
"My sympathy goes out to his family and loved ones."
Frazier, nicknamed "Smokin' Joe," captured two major heavyweight titles while taking on all comers, including Ali, George Foreman, Jerry Quarry, Joe Bugner, Oscar Bonavena and George Chuvalo.
Frazier was a huge part of the heyday of boxing's heavyweight division in the 1970s. He finished his legendary career with 32 wins (27 knockouts), four losses and one draw.
His four losses came at the hands of just two other legendary fighters from that era: Ali and Foreman.
Manny Pacquiao heard the news after arriving Monday night in Las Vegas for his title fight against Juan Manuel Marquez on Saturday.
"Boxing lost a great champion, and the sport lost a great ambassador," Pacquiao said. "My prayers go out to his family."
Frazier was the first man to defeat Ali, with a unanimous 15-round decision in 1971 at Madison Square Garden, in what was dubbed the "Fight of the Century".
An estimated 300 million people around the world watched the fight on television.
Frazier's business manager Leslie Wolff said that fight has passed down through three generations and caused Frazier's fan base to skyrocket.
"If you look into the history of what took place, there is a lot of emotion," said Wolff. "When you have a legend, people respond to a legend."
Frazier and Ali went on to fight twice more.
Ali won a unanimous 12-round decision in a 1974 rematch at the Garden and famously completed the trilogy, winning the "Thrilla in Manila" in 1975 by stopping Frazier after 14 rounds in their epic fight in the Philippines.
Frazier's trainer Eddie Futch stepped in to halt the brutal slugfest after the 14th round.
Futch had to hold back Frazier who could barely stand but wanted to continue the fight into the 15th round.
"Closest thing to dying that I know of," said Ali after the fight.
For many years after they finished fighting each other in the ring, Frazier remained bitter towards Ali because of Ali's repeated taunts and verbal jabs.
Ali would often use the words Uncle Tom and gorilla to describe Frazier.
Frazier always tried to take the high road and more recently said he had forgiven Ali.
Frazier won the World Boxing Council and World Boxing Association heavyweight titles in 1970 by stopping Jimmy Ellis in the fifth round of their fight at Madison Square Garden.
He defended the title four times before running into the bigger and stronger Foreman in 1973.
Not as well known as the Ali clashes, but almost as dynamic, were Frazier's two lopsided fights against Foreman.
Frazier began his career with 29 consecutive wins before suffering his first loss, and losing his heavyweight title, when he was knocked down six times in two rounds by Foreman in 1973 in Kingston, Jamaica.
The two fought for the second time in 1976, with Foreman hitting Frazier so hard with one left hook that he lifted Frazier right off his feet. The fight was stopped in the fifth after a second knock-down.
Pacquiao's promoter Bob Arum, who worked with Ali, said it was a sad day for boxing.
"He was such an inspirational guy. A decent guy. A man of his word," Arum said.
"I'm torn up by Joe dying at this relatively young age. I can't say enough about Joe."
A member of the International Boxing Hall of Fame, Frazier was the lone American fighter to win a gold medal at the 1964 Olympics in Tokyo.
In recent years, Frazier turned to singing, forming a back-up group called the Knockouts.
© 2011 AFP
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'Smokin' Joe Frazier Loses Fight With Cancer aged 67
by finallysomepride inrip joe.
loved your fights, you were one of my heroes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffxit5xrz7i.
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