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April 1, 2008

BE THE FIRST

Filed under: Uncategorized — kerry @ 11:31 am

BE THE FIRST IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD TO WEAR A WATERDRESS

The latest in the technology of genetic and molecule alteration is the ability to modify tiny water crystals, to make transparent sheets when combined with dehydrated water and our secret ingredient. This product is being developed and tested by Intrigue Tech. and should be on the market mid June through the internet by the yard. There are a multitude of uses for the sheer transparent water material in the line of clothing, rainwear and waterproof coverings since it cannot absorb moisture externally. Place your order now and receive a case of Diet Water, Water Dress Pattern # 666A1 and free shipping on all orders over $1000.00 while supplies last.

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ALIENS HAVE LANDED

Filed under: Uncategorized — kerry @ 10:50 am

Identify this being – picture

Can you tell what this picture of?

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Hell Freezes Over! New Kids On The Block To Reunite!

Filed under: Music Review,News — N @ 9:24 am

Just when you thought reunion tours couldn’t get any worse comes the news that former boy band, The New Kids On The Block, are set to reunite. Sources close to the band say all five original New Kids – Joey McIntyre, Donnie Wahlberg, Danny Wood, and Jordan and Jonathan Knight are participating. Who the hell asked for this reunion? Are the band members so desparate for cash they are willing to make fools of themselves? There are a lot more real bands that I would rather see reunite than these posuers from Boston.

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Lieberman Calls Democratic Party ‘hyperpartisan’

Filed under: News — Tags: Democratic party, hyperpartisan, Independent, Lieberman, political cartoon — Volt @ 6:58 am

The Boston Globe, March 31, 2008

Senator Joe Lieberman blasted the Democratic Party yesterday as protectionist, isolationist, and hyperpartisan.

Speaking on ABC’s “This Week,” Lieberman, Independent of Connecticut, said it is not the same party that made him its vice presidential candidate in 2000.

“It’s not the Bill Clinton-Al Gore party, which was strong internationalists, strong on defense, pro-trade, pro-reform in our domestic government,” he said. “It’s been effectively taken over by a small group on the left of the party that is protectionist, isolationist, and very, very hyperpartisan. So it pains me.”

Lieberman, who won reelection to the Senate as an independent after losing the 2006 Connecticut Democratic primary, still caucuses with Democrats. But he has endorsed Republican John McCain’s presidential bid, and said yesterday that McCain reflects the legacy of John F. Kennedy.

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