Smallvilles ...........Lorna............Can you here me wimpering like a little puppy?!
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39Who would you party with?
by WildTurkey in.
if you could party with one famous person for one night, who would you party with?.
i would pick bruce willis.
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Would you ride this rollercoaster?
by DanTheMan inhttp://www.topthrilldragster.com/public/inside_park/rides/thrill/ttd/specs/index.cfm
this time i think they've gone too far.
i'll usually ride just about any amusement park ride, but i don't know about this one.. anybody want to meet me at cedar point this summer?
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WOW 120 MPH and 400 high!..........I would like to stand and have a look first! LOL
I thought this was High, it's at Blackpool " resort" not far from Simon..............
QwertyThe Big One - Blackpool Pleasure Beach
235ft from the ground on the windswept Irish Sea coast at Blackpool pleasure beach is where you'll find the peak of the Pepsi Max Big One... and it's very high, and very exposed.
This coaster has had it's track modified twice (so far) since it was opened, the first drop has been radically altered, and the main turnaround has been tightened and smoothed out - the original Arrow trains have apparently also been rebuilt by European manufacturer Vekoma - not that there is any visible difference between them.
This is a very violent ride - especially the extremely steep twisted first drop - from anywhere except the very front row you cannot see the track, and it feels like you are falling into nothing as the train twists away under you. This is one of the very few rides of which gives me a true feeling of fear. The rest of the ride is a series of turns and dips, which is improving as changes are made to sections of the ride, but nothing matches that awesomely scary drop.
From the front row, my initial reaction to the first drop was along the lines of "there is no way this train is going to take that..." - the overbanked diving drop just looks impossible - and it's very very scary...
The 235ft lift towering about the Irish sea coast feels very very vunerable as you climb upwards, the wind blowing around you, before that drop...
Hopefully the park will make further modifications to improve the later half of the ride, which, as yet has remained untouched whereas most of the "out" run along the seafront has been considerably modified.
A good ride - certainly worth riding, if only for that amazing drop
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We want to see a PICKY!
Pleeeeeeaase
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Picture of where you live
by RAYZORBLADE infor some of us on this forum, we're so far away from one another.
out of curiosity, do any of you have any photos of where you are from, or the communities that you live in?
here's one of toronto.
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Above...Peace Gardens Sheffield, England.
The Crucible, where the world championship Snookers played.
Above.....Orchard Square
Our own Ski resort!........Sheffiled Ski Village.
Above.. Castleton, Derbyshire....Which is not far from.... http://www.jehovahs-witness.com/6/47701/674016/post.ashx#674016 where Eman had a short break.
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EDITED TO SAY..........Looks like I killed another thread, is it me or What!.......BO?
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At least we didn't do this in the WT
by MegaDude inhttp://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&u=/030313/168/3i6de.html&e=1&ncid=996
thu mar 13,11:50 am et.
shiite muslim men cut their heads with swords during the annual ritual to mark ashoura day in the southern lebanese town of nabatiyeh, on thursday march 13, 2003. hundreds of shiites in south lebanon marked the 7th century killing of their most revered saint imam hussein, by slashing their heads with blades on the occasion known as ashoura.
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Francois............
A Fanny is the British word for a womens front butt!
........What are the connotations to the Brits of the phrase "fanny fatigue"?
Come on!!!!!!!!!!! LOL
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Caption Contest...Florida Pics
by safe4kids inok, i've got the pics (i've got the power!).
heheheh, they're smiling because venice and i have only just arrived and they have no idea what's in store!.
he's beginning to get a clue.. .
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"You mean to tell me, I have got fitted with all this gear and all you want me to do is stand here like this, is this what you Americans call fun"?
"What
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Caption Contest...Florida Pics
by safe4kids inok, i've got the pics (i've got the power!).
heheheh, they're smiling because venice and i have only just arrived and they have no idea what's in store!.
he's beginning to get a clue.. .
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"I can see you Brits are way smaller than us, here in the U.S of A. If I fasten it to here when you fall, it's the best way to extend your Manhood"!
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Questions to ask BETHEL
by UnDisfellowshipped inwould i be disassociated or disfellowshipped if i were to work as a janitor at a military building or hospital?
would i be disassociated or disfellowshipped if i were to vote?
does this rule apply to children?
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Excellent reasoning Undisfellowshipped.
I shall be keeping a copy of this for future reference.
Might even send a copy to London Bethel, with my local KH address at the top.
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Interesting UK Daily Mirror Article
by DakotaRed insince some consider the us to be the most dangerous rogue nation currently and others have stated we are little more than corrupt thugs, i find this article from the daily mirror to be quite intersting.. .
tony parsons - uk daily mirror september 11, 2002 no matter what your views on president bush's statement of upcoming war, this is from an english journalist, is very interesting.
no, do more than remember.
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Quoting Simon.......
They have defied, ignored and bypassed the UN many times in the past though so I would not be surprised to see them do it again. Ironic that they claim one of the reasons for attacknig Iraq is that they have defied the UN ... hypocrites.
So true.
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Interesting UK Daily Mirror Article
by DakotaRed insince some consider the us to be the most dangerous rogue nation currently and others have stated we are little more than corrupt thugs, i find this article from the daily mirror to be quite intersting.. .
tony parsons - uk daily mirror september 11, 2002 no matter what your views on president bush's statement of upcoming war, this is from an english journalist, is very interesting.
no, do more than remember.
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"The big question: If a second resolution falls, Blair will have to decide whether to go to war in any case. Would it be legal for Britain to do so?
Going to war without a new UN resolution backing military action would be illegal despite claims to the contrary made by Britain and the US. This is the near-unanimous view of international lawyers, and was supported this week by the UN secretary general. "If the US and others were to go outside the security council and take unilateral action they would not be in conformity with the charter," Kofi Annan said.
Some international lawyers say war is justified - with or without any further resolution - because Saddam has not honoured the UN-backed ceasefire terms after the 1991 Gulf war.
However, the widespread view in Whitehall is that a new, strongly-worded UN resolution was needed before a war could be regarded as being backed by international law.
This view is believed to be shared by Lord Goldsmith, the attorney general, who yesterday had a meeting with Mr Blair and Mr Hoon."
In my opinion US & Brit going to war without backing by the UN nations would be stupidity. The whole point in having a UN association is to bring about unity between countries when making decisions like this. US/UK should resign from the UN if they go against UN overal majority. The UN nations should then be moved to France!
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