Muffins or War

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Muffins (lightly toasted with perhaps a little strawberry jelly) or a *just* War with not very many casulaties

I prefer a Just war
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I prefer just muffins
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79%
 
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Sausages? Do they go well with syrup? :shock:
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only if you ask them nicely :roll:
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They go well with bacon-butter salad... :)
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Ep ~

Have you gone on the lam :wink: ? Or have you discovered your bloodline traces to Prince, formerly known as....... :lol:

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I am very pleased at the news that this entire Fred is to be read out aloud at the New York Event by the famous Cohen Scholar D. Niklow from Uzbekistan.
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:?:
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Ahem! Michael Moore has won the 2004 Cannes Film Festival's top prize.
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YaY!!! That's heartening news.

It reminds me of something said in a segment on NPR about 'whistleblowers' and how their lives tend to go to hell, despite their being morally and ethically correct. They were highlighting the soldier who brought awareness to the abuse being perpetrated in the Iraqi prisons. So far, things are fine with him. However, it's not necessarily expected that it will continue to go that way. With 'whistleblowers,' they tend to suffer in the end [loss of jobs/positions and inability to get another, etc.], as a result of their act to commit truth. I loved the phrase "commit truth." Complicity tends to make it be the underbelly.

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What a damn champion!!!

http://www.festival-cannes.fr/journal/i ... angue=6002
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Well, dang! Thanks for posting the link, Insanitor; but when I went to it, I found that they were so intent on making the pages 'cool' that they made the blurbs all but unreadable!!! Black ink on dark gray!?! I'd have liked to have read the other ones, but let it go with the two I saw on Michael Moore. I'm anxious to see this no-doubt-enlightening film. Not that the truth of things hasn't been oozing out right along, anyway, on any number of issues!
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:idea: The wisdom of Solomon... :idea:


Proverbs:-
11:21 ; 17:4 ; 17:15


Truth, Love & Light,
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I've an observation, that short and ugly guy's so often become champions in sex, tall and very ugly guy's like Mr.Moor tend to become famous or infamous :roll:
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What is your sample size? I haven't had sex with any short and/or ugly guys but I have done with champions. Do tall good looking men not become famous or infamous? Are good looking guys duds in the sack?

What is ugly?

Mr Moore isn't becoming famous...he's fulfilling on his promises and following his calling.
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Insanitor, just take it easy, OK? 8)
Mr.Moor is ugly, and a phoney, that's all, but u can think whatever u like to. Tonight I saw him on TV saying thank'us to Cannes, made me sick :cry:
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Of course, Bee ~

The French hate 'ugly American' tourists, but adore ugly Americans who bash America.... :idea:
One would think it was a 'no brainer' :roll:

Proverbs 19:5

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