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Nazareth - Hair of the Dog

That's kinda scraping the barrel and in poor taste.

Ohhhhhhhhh yes they would

Modesty is much more interesting I think. Nakedness really leaves nothing to the imagination... It's a bit like getting a gift already unwrapped.... which takes away part of the pleasure IMHO Also.... what the blokes dont tend to think about is the not so beautiful saggy breasted wrinklies who are also going to demand their rights to exposure :rotfl:

I think it'll cause problems.... 1) Men will get jealous of other men looking at their girlies ( o )( o ) 2) More women will be accused of being provocative "She was asking for it yer honour, she had her tits out" 3) Men will permanently have to lie face down on the beach getting sand kicked in their face by brazen hussies with no tops on.

I bet this will inspire new interest in that area of tourism. Excellent marketing ploy, whether intentional or not...

I always prefered Pepsi.... but any of those sweet soft drinks are worth avoiding. Including those fancy water drinks. A lot of them are sweetened with aspartame which is probably carcinogenic.

It's easy to filter out the junk.... but then of course you wouldnt get all those 'useful' links to 'useful' sites...

Hey! the men it makes aren't a great catch either.

Kewl kookies :)

Now that IS therapy... lol

That green wall has me stumped :(

Fear gives you ulcers... and your opposition an advantage... Never let a computer see you're afraid of it :P

OK so Microsoft have permission to interfere with their own operating system on a certain level ... so what?? As the main operating system for Joe Bloggs who barely knows how to turn the thing on and find the internet, interference is probably the best option. The majority of Windows users are not geeky types and have no inclination to spend the time learning how to do the things that make the box run properly. More people may switch to Linux if it didnt require engaging the brain... and as for Mac.... while they're pretty trendy... IBM clones are easier to come by and are probably cheaper to purchase in most places. While nobody likes the thought of a Big Brother culture powered by Microsoft, perhaps there's a little too much paranoia about the intent of the 'intrusion'. After all, if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to worry about. On the other hand... I can see where a business may have some concerns with .NET running exclusively on Microsoft servers... but... I cant pick fault with Microsoft for trying to monopolise/keep control etc etc... Isn't that what the business world is all about? Nastiness that pays well... without conscience... and Microsoft are so damn good at it. They almost have the whole world in their pocket!

Shame infinity doesnt score in the game.... awwwe

Never... I may never work again... adicted..

Los Lobos.... the perfect accompaniment to Cuervo Gold.. :Here's to you:

Here's the beastie verse from the interlinear bible complete with strongs reference numbers.... interesting that six hundred gets the reference 1812.... is that where Napoleon got the idea?? I thought Strongs references came after Napoleon. Maybe somebody just made that one up.... It does say that it's something you have to count/calculate... No doubt it tells you who/what the beast is in the bible code.... if you only knew what to look for ....

http://server-admin.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/m.../nochatgame.htm

Angels of Venice - Angels of Venice

here... there n everywhere

I'm sure they'll be safe if they stick a souvenir nail through the ticket...

Nooooo ... dont take it away.... how can you know if you've been warned or not if there's no warnometer?

Surely they can only alter stuff remotely if you let them??? You can disable remote registry access in services... though that may not be the issue here... (not read the article yet.... it seemed a long techie babble to go whoooooooosh well over my head).... I'd go for Linux before I'd change to a Mac :duck hunt:

ok... I'm not proud.... baaaaaaaad.tif