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Stuart’s mom gets a visit from a friend with her newborn baby. A serious rival for attention-craving Stuart! Stuart – MICHAEL McDONALD Doreen – MO COLLINS Betsy – KATHRYN FIORE Friend #1 – STEPHNIE WEIR Friend #2 – DEBRA WILSON

Today i teach u how 2 activate your verizon iphone4 its realy simple

This can only be described as one man’s rant about the state of public playgrounds in Australia. Aired February 19, 2010 on 103.9FM (Port Macquarie’s 2WAYFM). Tune in each Thursday night from 8pm.
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This is my new story i hope you like it In Love with a Girl with Two Sides Two parents were awaiting the arrival of their new twin girls. Soon the father became much stressed! Because he knew with two kids in the house he would have to work extra to buy them new clothes and provide them food and they would have to move into a house. The father David then began to drink and soon was drinking quiet frequently. David soon began to become violent. The mother Sadia was his only victim. She tried her best to keep the babies alive and healthy. It soon became birth time although Sadia had felt like a baby was missing. She had no source of miscarriage. When the baby came the doctor was surprised to only one baby. Sadia was worried what had happened to her other baby. The doctor then came back in and he said the most unrealistic thing anyone had heard. He said “your twins have become……. One.” Everyone was left shocked. David was happy but still angry! Bad think is your only getting the intro until i get fiftenn subscribers .sorry! SO TELL YOUR FRIENDS!
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The first ever episode of Banana Man, the newest in comedy inovation. Facebook: www.facebook.com
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A few nice Angry Babies images I found:

Beit Iba checkpoint #4


Image by Michael.Loadenthal
earlier in the day, when i was at the internet cafe, i had a disturbing experience with a man who has become a good friend since i spend nearly an hour a day with him for the last few months. he stormed into the office angry, which is a state i had never seen him in. he threw down a knapsack and sat in his swivel chair sulking and cursing, running is hands backwards through his hair. this man works and is in school all day. he wakes up and goes to school, then leaves school and goes to work, leaves work and goes to school, and later leaves school and comes back to work where he stays until the cafe closes at 1am. so needless to say, he has little time to go see his family who lives near jenin.

so over the last few days he got his ducks in a row, finished his school work early, and took off work to go see his family. he has not seen his family in more than three months, and he keeps saying how much he misses his mother and brothers. so today, he went to school with his knapsack, and went off north to see his family for the first time in three months. in order to get to the villages near jenin, you need to pass through beit iba checkpoint. problem is, today, occupation forces decided to close beit iba checkpoint.

he waited for hours, and no movement. he went up to speak to the soldiers, hoping that his pleads would allow his passage, but no. so defeated, he lowered his head, turned around and came back to nablus. when i saw him, he was so sad and so angry. ‘fuck them, fuck the soldiers,’ he said over and over again. he is a real gentle man who when he doesn’t see me for a few days calls me and tells me that he misses me. it was really hard to see him like this. just another day living under foreign occupation, with your life in the hands of a foreign army.

from blog entry:
occupiedlove.blogspot.com/2006/10/nablus-craziness-kidnap…

this society is beautiful. people will wait 4 hours to pass a checkpoint, but if a parent holding a baby enters, those who have waited will part and not move until the baby is allowed through. incursions, collective punishment and direct violence have taught the people to look out for one another, to act for the whole.

i saw it today at the checkpoints, and i’ve seen it in homes all around. every day i meet people in nablus, balata, askar, evicted from 1948 palestine. they left haifa, tiberias, jerusalem, elot and the like. they moved into camps and cities. this collective suffering had formed a collectivity of unity. water is passed from hand to hand through checkpoint crowd more congested then nazi train cars.

when we delivered 4 bags of pita, hummus, meat, lebaneh, and water to the 7 men in detention at beit iba checkpoint, they shared it amongst themselves, then with the man in isolation, and then delivered us back enough food for all 5 of us. they refused to take any more then they could eat and refused to leave is without a lunch, despite the obvious fact that we bought the food for them. the only way we were able to make them keep the four bottles of water is be refusing to extend our arms over the razor wire to grasp the black plastic bags. they drank it quickly.

from blog entry:
occupiedlove.blogspot.com/2006/11/journal-community-check…

ISM report on a day of craziness at Beit Iba checkpoint:
www.palsolidarity.org/main/2006/11/02/cp-chaos/

Beit Iba checkpoint #7


Image by Michael.Loadenthal
earlier in the day, when i was at the internet cafe, i had a disturbing experience with a man who has become a good friend since i spend nearly an hour a day with him for the last few months. he stormed into the office angry, which is a state i had never seen him in. he threw down a knapsack and sat in his swivel chair sulking and cursing, running is hands backwards through his hair. this man works and is in school all day. he wakes up and goes to school, then leaves school and goes to work, leaves work and goes to school, and later leaves school and comes back to work where he stays until the cafe closes at 1am. so needless to say, he has little time to go see his family who lives near jenin.

so over the last few days he got his ducks in a row, finished his school work early, and took off work to go see his family. he has not seen his family in more than three months, and he keeps saying how much he misses his mother and brothers. so today, he went to school with his knapsack, and went off north to see his family for the first time in three months. in order to get to the villages near jenin, you need to pass through beit iba checkpoint. problem is, today, occupation forces decided to close beit iba checkpoint.

he waited for hours, and no movement. he went up to speak to the soldiers, hoping that his pleads would allow his passage, but no. so defeated, he lowered his head, turned around and came back to nablus. when i saw him, he was so sad and so angry. ‘fuck them, fuck the soldiers,’ he said over and over again. he is a real gentle man who when he doesn’t see me for a few days calls me and tells me that he misses me. it was really hard to see him like this. just another day living under foreign occupation, with your life in the hands of a foreign army.

from blog entry:
occupiedlove.blogspot.com/2006/10/nablus-craziness-kidnap…

this society is beautiful. people will wait 4 hours to pass a checkpoint, but if a parent holding a baby enters, those who have waited will part and not move until the baby is allowed through. incursions, collective punishment and direct violence have taught the people to look out for one another, to act for the whole.

i saw it today at the checkpoints, and i’ve seen it in homes all around. every day i meet people in nablus, balata, askar, evicted from 1948 palestine. they left haifa, tiberias, jerusalem, elot and the like. they moved into camps and cities. this collective suffering had formed a collectivity of unity. water is passed from hand to hand through checkpoint crowd more congested then nazi train cars.

when we delivered 4 bags of pita, hummus, meat, lebaneh, and water to the 7 men in detention at beit iba checkpoint, they shared it amongst themselves, then with the man in isolation, and then delivered us back enough food for all 5 of us. they refused to take any more then they could eat and refused to leave is without a lunch, despite the obvious fact that we bought the food for them. the only way we were able to make them keep the four bottles of water is be refusing to extend our arms over the razor wire to grasp the black plastic bags. they drank it quickly.

from blog entry:
occupiedlove.blogspot.com/2006/11/journal-community-check…

ISM report on a day of craziness at Beit Iba checkpoint:
www.palsolidarity.org/main/2006/11/02/cp-chaos/

Just Ask Baby’s I Feel channel gives you a unique insight into your child’s emotional development, including expressing and recognizing emotions.
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A few nice Angry Babies images I found:

PODCAST 30: 2010 Christmas Special


Image by Robotclaw666
Ho Ho Ho podlubbers! Here’s the third annual Big Enchilada Christmas Special. Enjoy holiday cheer from Hank Ballard, Billy Childish, Sonny Boy Williamson, Mojo Nixon, The Polkaholics, New Bomb Turks, The Supersuckers, King Coleman, The Trashmen, Angry Johnny & The Killbillies and so many more.

Thank you for making The Big Enchilada part of your Yuletide tradition.

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Here’s the playlist:

(Background Music: Santa Claus is Coming by True Light Beavers)
Poundland Christmas by Wild Billy Childish & The Musicians of The British Empire
Real Live Doll by The Trashmen
Boogaloo Santa by J.D. McDonald
North Pole Boogie by Billy Briggs
Sausage & Sauerkraut for Santa by The Polkaholics
Big Ol’ Hole This Christmas by Angry Johnny & The Killbillies
Christmas in Las Vegas by Richard Cheese

(Background Music: Jingle Bells by Gene Krupa with Charlie Ventura)
Christmas Baby (Please Come Home) by New Bomb Turks
It’s Christmas Time by Hank Ballard & The Midnighters
Is Santa Claus a Hippy? by Linda Cassady
Sonny Boy’s Christmas Blues by Sonny Boy Williamson with Elmore James
Christmas is a Comin’ (God Bless You) by The Shitbirds
Santa’s Doing the Horizontal Twist by Kay Martin & Her Body Guards
(Background Music: Carol of the Bells by Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks)

Even Squeaky Fromme Loves Christmas by Rev. Glenn Armstrong
Blue Grey Christmas by King Coleman
Don’t Believe in Christmas by Tallboy
Call It Christmas by The Supersuckers
Christmas in Vietnam by Johnny & Jon
Go Tell It on the Mountain by Mojo Nixon & The Toadliquors
Jingle Bells by Johnny Dowd

Ghosts of Christmas Podcasts Past
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165 Images in Explore now…thanks everybody – Your All Awesome..:O)


Image by law_keven
Thanks everybody for helping me to get to 165 images in Explore, 151 here and 14 on the other site I set up when this one was hacked a while back…you can see them at the screen name here…http://www.flickr.com/photos/13914342@N06/ (kevenlaw)
Thanks Everybody for all your comments, faves and awards throughout 2007 and for your continued support in 2008 – I hope you have have an amazing 2008..:O)

1. Reflecting the past…looking to the future…, 2. Shades of Winter…, 3. Red Sky at Night…, 4. Sometimes they run at you…lol…:O), 5. Somebody say dinner time???, 6. A parting gift…, 7. Hello Mr Angry…lol..:O), 8. flickr.com/photos/66164549@N00/2137927798/,

9. On Reflection…, 10. Someone wasn’t pleased to see me…, 11. Feeling Blue…, 12. Baby it’s Cold Outside…, 13. Shall we dance…, 14. It’s just an itch…:O), 15. Looking for Nuts…, 16. The Christmas Robin…:O),

17. flickr.com/photos/66164549@N00/2093219011/, 18. Watchful…, 19. Nosey…, 20. Say Arrrrrrhhhh…, 21. I don’t need fattening up…:O), 22. Look at all those silly Humans down there..:O), 23. On a Cold & Frosty Morning #2, 24. Huh???,

25. Mini Me…:O), 26. Just a little bird.., 27. Not just a pretty face.., 28. Little Red Rooster…, 29. Side by Side, just the two of us.., 30. And baby makes Four…, 31. I’m ready for my close up…, 32. Another Seagull..LOL..:O),

33. Trocadero – As Seen from the top of the Eiffel Tower – Paris, France – Monday October 22nd 2007., 34. What Goes Up, Must Come Down…, 35. It was All a Blur…, 36. Aaaaaand Stretch…., 37. Aerial Acrobatics, 38. Seagull – Hyde Park, London, England – October Thirteenth 2007., 39. Jonny Wilkinson Squirrel – Rugby World Cup Final Practice..:O), 40. Reculver – Herne Bay – Kent, England – October 7th 2007.,

41. Herne Hill – Kent – England – October 7th 2007., 42. Snowy Owl – Portrait – London Bridge, London, England – Friday 7th September 2007, 43. Swimming Sculpture – Tower Bridge – Friday 21st September 2007, 44. Dedham, Essex, England – Grass – Monday September rd 2007, 45. Kensington Park, London, England – Sunset – Februray 4th 2007, 46. Kensington Park, London, England – Sunset – Februray 4th 2007., 47. Kensington Park, London, England – Sunset – Februray 4th 2007, 48. One Horned Cow – Porsporder, Brittany, France – 2007,

49. Cows – The Rule of Thirds – Dedham, Essex, England – Monday September 3rd 2007, 50. Squirrel – I hope your gonna clean up that mess, young fellow, me lad…:O) – Holborn, London, England – Thursday September Thirteenth 2007, 51. Butterfly – London Butterfly Centre, London, England – Sunday September 9th 2007, 52. Finch – London Butterfly House, Syon Park – London, England – Sunday September 9th 2007, 53. Butterfly – London Butterfly House, Syon Park, Middlesex, England – Sunday September 9th 2007, 54. Finch – London Butterfly House, Syon Park – London, England – Sunday September 9th 2007, 55. Butterfly Macro – London Butterfly House, London, England – Sunday September 9th 2007, 56. Finch – London Butterfly House, Syon Park – London, England – Sunday September 9th 2007,

57. Looking for Harry…:O)…Snowy Owl – London Bridge, London, England – Friday 7th September 2007, 58. Horse – Porsporder – Brittany, France – April 11th 2007., 59. I’m watching you…:O) – Snowy Owl – London Bridge, London, England – Friday 7th September 2007, 60. Falcon – Portrait – London Bridge, London, England – Friday 7th September 2007, 61. Kevin the Falcon – Portrait – I’m ready for my close up…:O) – London Bridge, London, England – Friday 7th September 2007, 62. European Eagle Owl Portrait – Side on – London Bridge, London, England – Friday 7th September 2007, 63. Kevin the Falcon – Portrait..:O) – Close Up – London Bridge, London, England – Friday 7th September 2007, 64. Boats – Dedham, Essex, England – Monday September 3rd 2007,

65. To Jump or Not to Jump – Penguin – Woburn Safari Park – Monday August 27th 2007, 66. Giraffe Portrait – Woburn Safari Park – Monday August 27th 2007, 67. Black Macaw – Leeds Castle – Kent, England – August 25th 2007, 68. Flowers – St Johns Gardens – London, England – Saturday September 1st 2007, 69. The Garden of England – Leeds Castle Vineyard – Leeds Castle – Kent, England – Sunday August 25th 2007, 70. Who’s a pretty boy then – Parrot – Leeds Castle – Kent, England – August 25th 2007, 71. Black Macaw – Leeds Castle – Kent, England – August 25th 2007, 72. Giraffe Portrait – With Tongue….:O) – Woburn Safari Park – Monday August 27th 2007

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New technology has allowed a documentary crew to interview celebrity children about Father’s Day…and other stuff. www.veryangryneighbors.com

New technology has allowed a documentary crew to interview celebrity children about Father’s Day…and other stuff. www.veryangryneighbors.com
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