Jeevan
am having a pepsi right now
175bpm
- bear wrote:
I like candy fluff
have you smelled your own belly button fluff :?: Emoticons
:twisted: :evil: :twisted: :evil:
bear
I like candy fluff
St.Lucifer
- bushra21 wrote:
i once beat an indian person at my uni
shocking i know
:cry: :boxing: :pale: :blackeye: :scratch:
St.Lucifer
A thread where people have to hijack the previous topic. A post shouldnt be relevant to the prevous one.
I think we already play it in evey thread :D
bushra21
so are you still comming for paintball?
^ian^
Can we get back on topic please? :roll:
bushra21
i think ian should be a moderator for general
St.Lucifer
write about the person above thread is restored.
Jeevan
lucif has got time on hand today it seems:)
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St.Lucifer
Someone was making comparisons between China wall and Dubai in dubai Guide.
pinoy1
topics worth of a debate seem to always end up in the fight club, so we are left with mostly game threads in the gerenal section, don't you think?
St.Lucifer
Leon the professional is a great movie based on a hitman
bushra21
i hate this thread, i cant reply to anything
St.Lucifer
- bushra21 wrote:
i hate this thread, i cant reply to anything
Ok we make an alteration... you can reply and try being on to the topic, while the hijackers can hijack.. Try staying on to topic.. thats the challenge....:P
bushra21
i dont like your avatar..i feel like your going to kick my butt
pinoy1
- St.Lucifer wrote:
- bushra21 wrote:
i hate this thread, i cant reply to anything
Ok we make an alteration... you can reply and try being on to the topic, while the hijackers can hijack.. Try staying on to topic.. thats the challenge....:P
uhh.. that's hard :? , but i think the cat in the alley i passed by today is pregnant.
St.Lucifer
Did you find the culprit pinoy..? or any suspect.... if u are the only one who has noticed it.. can we derive something from it :P :twisted:
pinoy1
must be virgin pregnancy i dunno. Is it possible with humans?
bushra21
where is the love of my life? :cry:
Jeevan
when does india play australia?
pinoy1
- bushra21 wrote:
where is the love of my life? :cry:
Don't look for him, let him find you.
wow.. that was corny. :?
Jeevan
nothing
Jeevan
nothing
St.Lucifer
India is playing aus tmw isnt it..?
easternjewel
St.Lucifer, where you from ?
St.Lucifer
- easternjewel wrote:
St.Lucifer, where you from ?
India... cant deduce that ..? count your votes EJ ;)
bushra21
i once beat an indian person in an election. at my uni
shocking i know
175bpm
- bushra21 wrote:
i once beat an indian person in an election. at my uni
shocking i know
i hope it wasnt physical
Dubai Knight
Hijackers Thread?
OK...this is a gun, take this thread to Cuba!!!
:lol: :lol: :lol:
Knight
asc_26
i got tipsy, dizzy and now i dunno ~~NO Emoticons~~
St.Lucifer
All the world is a stage and all the men and women merely actors.
I like that frm Nokia
Jeevan
traffic in Dubai kills
weary_heart
hmmmm.... im really not a good thread hi-jacker
bear
"eat my shorts"
Bart rulz...
sorry... i've had "do the bartman" in my head since i woke up this morning.
St.Lucifer
Bear the Bart.
sage & onion
SELLERSBURG, Ind., Oct. 28 — In an appearance that amounted to his first traditional campaign rally of the election season, President Bush on Saturday told wildly cheering supporters here that Democrats did not want to investigate, prosecute or even detain terrorists and had no plan for Iraq.
And, introducing a relatively new line in his election-year stump speech, Mr. Bush criticized the “activist” New Jersey Supreme Court’s ruling this week that same-sex couples were entitled to the same legal rights and benefits as heterosexual couples.
“We believe that marriage is a union between a man and a woman and should be defended,” Mr. Bush said, reminding the crowd of his two conservative Supreme Court appointees, Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. and Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. “I will continue to appoint judges who strictly interpret the law.”
Aides said Mr. Bush’s appearance on Saturday was the first of many planned for the final days before the Nov. 7 election, as he pivots from the role of fund-raiser in chief to that of cheerleader in chief.
For Mr. Bush, it was a return to the kind of campaigning he likes best. He gave his speech in rolled-up shirtsleeves, standing before an ecstatic crowd packed into a high school gymnasium. They waved pompoms and held signs that said “Welcome to Bush Country” or simply “W,” and hooted their support with deafening enthusiasm. Their cheers nearly overwhelmed the shouts of an antiwar demonstrator, whose protests were barely audible, and occasionally drowned out the president.
Mr. Bush went onstage with Representative Mike Sodrel, one of three Indiana Republicans facing tough Democratic opposition this year. The president’s list of Democrats’ deficiencies included their votes against the administration’s program to wiretap phone conversations of terrorism suspects without warrants and their opposition to trying terrorism suspects in special military tribunals without habeas corpus.
“In all these vital measures for fighting the war on terror, the Democrats in Washington follow a simple philosophy: Just Say No,” Mr. Bush said, borrowing the line from Nancy Reagan’s 1980s campaign against drugs. He continued that theme in a call-and-response with the crowd, asking, “When it comes to listening in on the terrorists, what’s the Democratic answer?”
“Just say no,” the audience answered.
“When it comes to detaining terrorists, what’s the Democratic answer?” Mr. Bush asked.
“Just say no,” the crowd of roughly 4,000 answered.
“When the Democrats ask for your vote November the seventh, what are you going to say?” Mr. Bush asked.
“Just say no,” the crowd replied.
Democrats and some Republicans in Congress have pushed for greater restrictions on the president’s authority to order wiretaps without warrants. Jim Manley, a spokesman for Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the Democratic leader, said they had called for a more solid legal foundation in trying terrorism suspects.
Mr. Manley said the president was practicing “the politics of fear and smear.”
“Of course we want to listen to and detain terrorists,” Mr. Manley said. “We just don’t want to give the president a blank check.”
Continuing his national security theme, Mr. Bush left here for South Carolina to attend a rally for troops at the Charleston Air Force Base.
To a crowd of hundreds of servicemembers gathered on the tarmac, Mr. Bush gave a streamlined version of his stump speech, removing direct mention of Democrats or the coming election, and appeared to direct criticism at the opposition.
“I know some in America don’t believe Iraq is the central front in the war on terror — that’s fine, and they can have that opinion,” Mr. Bush said. “But Osama bin Laden knows it’s the central front in the war on terror.”
And he offered words for those who have lost loved ones in the war.
“I make them this pledge,” he said. “We will honor their sacrifice by completing the mission, by defeating the terrorists and laying the foundation of peace for generations to come.”
Mr. Bush has not set aside his fund-raising duties entirely. On Saturday evening, he appeared at a private event for the Republican National Committee on Kiawah Island, a resort community off the coast of South Carolina, that organizers said raised about $1 million.
Jeevan
couldnt read through it
pinoy1
ugh! politics! somebody hijack it quick! :mrgreen:
sage & onion
The European Constitution
The European Constitution provides a blueprint for a more dynamic and effective European Union. It clarifies the nature of the European Union, the extent of its powers and its relationship with its Member States, and makes some changes to the Union’s institutions and to certain of its policies.
The European Constitution was agreed by the Heads of State and Government of the European Union's twenty-five Member States on 18 June 2004 and signed in Rome on 29 October 2004. In order to enter into force, it must be ratified by each Member State according to its constitutional requirements. In some cases this will be via parliament, in other cases a referendum will be required.
Following the French and Dutch referendum results, the June 2005 meeting of the European Heads of State and Government opted for a pause in the ratification process so as to allow time for reflection and debate in each Member State. The intention is to provide the people of Europe with an opportunity to reflect on the enduring significance of the European Union, not least in the light of the domestic, regional and global challenges faced. Following debates in each of their countries, the Heads of State and Government intend to hold further discussions in 2006.
Further information is available on the European Constitution website,
St.Lucifer
Was talking to a cab guy while coming back from City bank near wafi city, and he said Dubai is such a notorious place that you would never know who to trust and who not to... It seems that the poor fella.. went flying to abudhabi with a tourist, since he demanded to go and come back to dubai in 3 1/2 hrs, and after reaching abudhabi... the tourist asked him to wait till he picks up his suitcase from the hotel lobby.. but he never turned up.. cheeky customer.. poor cab guy says he had to bear some 250 dhs..