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{September 8, 2006}   Hello world! Check this out all you busted punk ,I am gonna be back for the Party


 
 
       
 

Here  Comes  My Sweet Saran…The Best girl..I ever had… dont feel bad those of you who are out there from India and to all my folks.and my gang.I have totally change and you all know that dont get me wrong…. because I am in Love…Her Name is SAREN JONES from Welsh… she is my sweet candy!                            Thats me …with my tatoo….! Cool Hunk…….!

FOR ALL YOU FOLKS OUT THERE I HAVE A VERY SWEET GIRL FRIEND CALLED SAREN…….I LOVE  HER ,SHE IS SWEET AND SHE DOES HURT ME SOMTIME BUT I DO LOVE HER THEN EVER…….I HAVE NEVER LOVE SUCH ONE LIKE THIS BEFORE!

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lee pakhs says:

Hi, this is a comment.
From your beloved Lee.

Dont feel bad life goes up a
Had the earth and the sweat and the sticks and brews and I knew she was feeling me to
Passed the bone, gave the eye, and I knew for sure what she wanted to do
 
Can’t stop thinking about my baby girl and how she done love me so long
Next thing that I think yes, am so correct But the poison let me go
Found doing I was with her friend Knew I was gonna pay, we were sexing like everyday
She found out, she was like no knockd´out
Do what you must do;
 
Came outtalk that got my shit off track, had the bitch trapped now she’s caught like, that yeah aha, my
Baby’s lost, ain’t no coming back she’s gone just like that, like that, its like that, like that,
Like that, just
 
As the days went by had the evil chills and went about my devilish ways
Called her up, picked her up, all we did was fuck, now were both was in a daze
Being blazed all the time, never ever helped; my mind was always up in the sky
If I could I would, I’d take it back cause it hurts so much inside
 
Found doing I was with her friend Knew I was gonna pay, we were sexin like everyday
She found out, she was like no knockd´out Do what you gotta do, I fucked your friend this afternoon,
Whoa, my baby’s lost
nd down, we are here for you!I have as well get you a picture of myself, hope you like it.

Update From The Road

Yes, we are still in California, home of high gas prices and expensive everything else. Actually, it’s not that bad… nice weather and the beach… I can handle that, but some of these “California things” get annoying. For example, I walked into Best Buy a few weeks ago and bought a couple of portable DVD players for some of our staff people. They charged me $6.00 each on top of the sale price and tax for a recycling fee because the DVD players had LCD screens. Only in California. But we have been having some good times here, so I can’t complain. Money just doesn’t go quite as far.
         
I know this letter is very short. For one, I know you all like to see the pictures anyway, and two, there is not a whole lot to write. We have been traveling around southern California since the last time I wrote, and our schedule has not been quite so full, so we have had a lot of down time. Last week we stayed in churches for ten days straight because we did not have many concerts and, because of that, no host families. We have a great time when we all stay together, but I must say that it was really nice to sleep in a bed again when we finally did get back to host families.
         
DisneyLand is coming up! Yes, next Monday, we get to take a whole day off and spent it at DisneyLand. The kids are very excited about that. Look for a full report in a couple of weeks! Michael Esh

P.S. If you would like to receive this update by email, please send a blank email to michaelsnews-subscribe@myinjesus.com.
   a potential three-hour wait for the next fare. Muslim drivers asked for an exemption, and officials of the Metropolitan Airports Commission proposed color-coded lights on cab roofs to indicate whether the driver would accept a passenger carrying alcohol.

I can see the similarities in the two cases. Both the Christian pharmacists and the Muslim cabdrivers insist that their religious preferences should override the needs and desires of their customers, and both insist that this should happen without costing them anything in lost income. I also agree with Pam that this trend should be nipped in the bud, for if we don’t do so, what’s the consequence? A world where you never know who will refuse to serve you and for what reason.

The article I quoted above makes the same point:


In some other cities, “Chapter Two” has already begun. Muslim cab drivers elsewhere, for example, have refused to transport blind customers with seeing-eye dogs, which they say their religion considers unclean. On Oct. 6, the Daily Mail of London reported that two cab drivers had been fined for rejecting blind customers. In Melbourne, Australia, “at least 20 dog-aided blind people have lodged discrimination complaints” after similarly being refused service, the Herald Sun reported.

In Minneapolis, Muslim taxi drivers have repeatedly refused to transport Paula Hare, who is transgendered, KMSP-TV, Channel 9, reported this month.

…

And what if Muslim drivers demand the right not to transport women wearing short skirts or tank tops, or unmarried couples? After taxis, why not buses, trains and planes? Eventually, in some respects, our society could be divided along religious lines.

“After taxes, why not buses, trains and planes?” In fact, this may already be happening:


A city bus driver who complained about a gay-themed ad got official permission not to drive any bus that carries that ad, according to an internal memo confirmed Tuesday by Metro Transit.

Transit authorities call it a reasonable accommodation to the driver’s religious beliefs.

Treating customers in a discriminating manner is nothing new, of course. Blacks are still sometimes refused service in restaurants and young black men may find getting a cab late at night difficult. But these acts of discrimination are against the law. If we make religious discrimination against consumers legal, how long will it be before some church will declare that the separation of the races is a basic doctrine, say? And I can certainly imagine some Muslim cabdrivers refusing to give rides to women who travel without a male guardian.

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Posted by: echidne / 10/18/2006 04:59:00 PM

My Shallow Thought For The Day 

I have the most excellent commenters. This conclusion is based on reading lots and lots of blog comments all over the blogosphere recently. You really are the cream of the crop.

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Posted by: echidne / 10/18/2006 02:46:00 PM

Deep Thought Of The Day 
 a potential three-hour wait for the next fare. Muslim drivers asked for an exemption, and officials of the Metropolitan Airports Commission proposed color-coded lights on cab roofs to indicate whether the driver would accept a passenger carrying alcohol.

I can see the similarities in the two cases. Both the Christian pharmacists and the Muslim cabdrivers insist that their religious preferences should override the needs and desires of their customers, and both insist that this should happen without costing them anything in lost income. I also agree with Pam that this trend should be nipped in the bud, for if we don’t do so, what’s the consequence? A world where you never know who will refuse to serve you and for what reason.

The article I quoted above makes the same point:


In some other cities, “Chapter Two” has already begun. Muslim cab drivers elsewhere, for example, have refused to transport blind customers with seeing-eye dogs, which they say their religion considers unclean. On Oct. 6, the Daily Mail of London reported that two cab drivers had been fined for rejecting blind customers. In Melbourne, Australia, “at least 20 dog-aided blind people have lodged discrimination complaints” after similarly being refused service, the Herald Sun reported.

In Minneapolis, Muslim taxi drivers have repeatedly refused to transport Paula Hare, who is transgendered, KMSP-TV, Channel 9, reported this month.

…

And what if Muslim drivers demand the right not to transport women wearing short skirts or tank tops, or unmarried couples? After taxis, why not buses, trains and planes? Eventually, in some respects, our society could be divided along religious lines.

“After taxes, why not buses, trains and planes?” In fact, this may already be happening:


A city bus driver who complained about a gay-themed ad got official permission not to drive any bus that carries that ad, according to an internal memo confirmed Tuesday by Metro Transit.

Transit authorities call it a reasonable accommodation to the driver’s religious beliefs.

Treating customers in a discriminating manner is nothing new, of course. Blacks are still sometimes refused service in restaurants and young black men may find getting a cab late at night difficult. But these acts of discrimination are against the law. If we make religious discrimination against consumers legal, how long will it be before some church will declare that the separation of the races is a basic doctrine, say? And I can certainly imagine some Muslim cabdrivers refusing to give rides to women who travel without a male guardian.

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Posted by: echidne / 10/18/2006 04:59:00 PM

My Shallow Thought For The Day 

I have the most excellent commenters. This conclusion is based on reading lots and lots of blog comments all over the blogosphere recently. You really are the cream of the crop.

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Posted by: echidne / 10/18/2006 02:46:00 PM

Deep Thought Of The Day 

From Digby:


This will, I predict, be the latest fad: bipartisan nothingness. Now that the Republicans have successfully moved the political center so far to the right that they drove themselves over the cliff, we must stop all this “partisan bickering” as if the Democrats have been equally partisan and therefore can ask for and expect the right to meet them halfway, which they never, ever do. That means we must let their most heinous ideas congeal into conventional wisdom, let their criminal behavior go unpunished, clean up the global disaster they’ve created, do the heavy lifting to fix the deficit they caused. While we’re fixing things, they’ll count their ill-gotten gains, catch their breath and gear up to trash the place all over again.

Modern bipartisanship can be simply defined as Democrats repeatedly getting taken to the cleaners by Republicans. Until the rules of the game are changed it will remain so whether Democrats are in the majority or not. That pathetic Charlie Brown with the football ritual is what Joe Lieberman is running on and what Joe Klein is angling for with his Blankslate Obama love-fest. (Norquist called it date rape but that’s too kind — the Liebermans and Kleins love being in the spotlight giving wingnuts lapdances. They enjoy every minute of their rightwing orgy — they just don’t want to take responsibility when they turn up with wingnut transmitted diseases.)

From Digby:


This will, I predict, be the latest fad: bipartisan nothingness. Now that the Republicans have successfully moved the political center so far to the right that they drove themselves over the cliff, we must stop all this “partisan bickering” as if the Democrats have been equally partisan and therefore can ask for and expect the right to meet them halfway, which they never, ever do. That means we must let their most heinous ideas congeal into conventional wisdom, let their criminal behavior go unpunished, clean up the global disaster they’ve created, do the heavy lifting to fix the deficit they caused. While we’re fixing things, they’ll count their ill-gotten gains, catch their breath and gear up to trash the place all over again.

Modern bipartisanship can be simply defined as Democrats repeatedly getting taken to the cleaners by Republicans. Until the rules of the game are changed it will remain so whether Democrats are in the majority or not. That pathetic Charlie Brown with the football ritual is what Joe Lieberman is running on and what Joe Klein is angling for with his Blankslate Obama love-fest. (Norquist called it date rape but that’s too kind — the Liebermans and Kleins love being in the spotlight giving wingnuts lapdances. They enjoy every minute of their rightwing orgy — they just don’t want to take responsibility when they turn up with wingnut transmitted diseases.)



djpakhs says:

This is good DJ I like all of it except for the sexy pornograhy



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