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Here's today's most popular photo for Yahoo. Although it's listed under health photos, it seems you still get a greater BPSI (breast per square inch) than what Janet did. Or did the nipple-ringy-thingy made it nudity? Although this photo is dated, it seems that it was intentional, and more than likely allowed to be released to the internet. On a separate note, this lady definitely had her hands full. :psychofun:

Actually, you may want to reconsider... The following was on the deck:

Welcome to BeatKing! :psychofun:

Definitely. We've got all types running: :psychofun:

Welcome to BeatKing! :psychofun:

I know I'm losing out to video games. I have so freakin many and there really is hardly anything to watch anymore. These days, not only is it more of an activity, it's more entertaining than TV. And you can return to it whenever you want to. :psychofun:

Yeah, if you're into Quiet Riot...LOL :psychofun:

Welcome to Beat :thumpin: King! :psychofun:

Yeah, there's no fantasyland in the slums! Oh wait, Fantasyland is in Disneyland. :psychofun:

Norm McDonald was always a great comedian. :psychofun:

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Sorry about the title. I don't know how to measure or what the maximum char. count is. Method was supposed to address this issue (hint, hint). ;) :psychofun:

The administration of President George W. Bush has entered the fray about music copying, siding with the recording industry in its efforts to force Internet service providers to release information about suspected copyright violators. The Justice Department filed papers in the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis, arguing that federal law permits record companies to use subpoenas to obtain such information. The department's "friend of the court" brief, filed last month, supports arguments made by the Recording Industry Association of America against Charter Communications Inc. of Town and Country, a cable operator and Internet service provider. Charter is asking the Court of Appeals to block the recording industry's subpoenas. Read entire story here.

I just wish we didn't have to wait almost an entire year. :psychofun:

For me, this is a major "WHOO-HOO!" :lmao: :rotfl: :gigglin: :dancin: :frog:

It's official: Stewie Griffin's plans for world domination shall continue! Stewie, the animated ankle-biter with the killer vocabulary and the endless string of plots to kill his mom and enslave the human race, will return in all-new episodes of Fox's cult hit cartoon Family Guy, the show's creator, Seth MacFarlane, confirms. Stewie, along with fellow Griffins Peter (the dad), Lois (the mom), sister Meg, brother Chris and gin-swilling family pooch Brian, is scheduled to hit the tube again in 2005--but exactly where channel surfers will spot the deliciously dysfunctional clan is still up in the air. Read complete story here.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Bush administration is "extremely concerned" about soaring retail gasoline prices, which recently topped $1.70 per gallon nationwide and are likely to set a record high this month, according to energy officials. "This administration is extremely concerned," U.S. Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham (news - web sites) told reporters after testifying before a Senate appropriations subcommittee on the department's proposed budget for fiscal 2005. Abraham did not say what, if anything, the administration was doing about rising gasoline prices. Read entire story here.

I'm just happy that she updated her avatar. And I thought the last one was sexy! :psychofun:

Welcome to BeatKing! :psychofun:

"Hmmmmmmm" indeed:

7900..I couldn't get the image like Shawn did. :( :psychofun:

202 for level 1...good enough for me. BeatKing is dangerous today. :psychofun:

Definitely addicting. I haven't worked yet today. ^_^ :psychofun:

I thought they all were. They said 3 and they list 4. Doesn't change the issue, but it is bad journalism. This would be cool to go to. :psychofun:

Not a bad lineup. I wouldn't mind going. Damageplan is pretty good and Hatebreed isn't too bad either. :psychofun: