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I've heard this before . . . There's not a hint of objectivity in this article (i.e., the "Bush cartel" and the "illegal" war (editor's note: just because a war is undeclared doesn't make it illegal; I'll give you all the hallatiously boring citations you want to prove that)). That being said, I don't know whether true or not, but the author's blatant bias casts serious doubt on its veracity. It's good to be aware of ALL the information concerning historical events, but it's also important to be wary of (potential) crackpots and political ideologues who use an event such as 9-11 to put forth their conspiracy theories to garner the attention of anyone looking for that sort of thing and put their political spin on the issue. You want conspiracy theories? Have an intelligent discussion about Clinton and China. I'm no Bush cheerleader by no stretch of the imagination, but this looks highly suspect to me. Take the article with a grain of salt.

Legs behind her head. Looked liked a pretzel.

"High-yield" bond trader sounds much better. Speaking of that, I have a fixed income analysis exam 2night.

okay, if I had to pick another team it would be Paul Van Dyk & Tiesto.

The tag team champions of course, Sasha & Digweed.

Thanks. Looks like it will be a nightmare to study for, but 86% from my school passed this July. Makes me feel a lot better.

Does Lord of the Rings qualify as a holiday flick? Oh wait, that's not out yet. Oh, and it's not about X-mas. Guess I have the wrong thread. Looking forward to it anywayz. It's gotten good press from it's showing at Canne.

Law student and work at a large corporate law firm. Taking the bar exam this July.

I am the master procrastinator. Reading the 1st and last line of each paragraph will not work. Never worked for me when I was in college. You have plenty of time. Suck it up and keep plugging away. You'll make it. 120 pages isn't that much. I have to read that much PER DAY in some of the classes I have now. Good luck on yer exam. Over and out, Goodnight

What a geek that guy is.

Shakira is hotter than Britney.

When are you there? I'm usually there early mornings when I have class.

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Here's another site: http://www.celebrityprankcalls.com/ (check out esp. Arnold Schwarzenegger calling Asian escort service ). And here are some Joe Pesci phone calls. :laugh: http://www.sekurity.com/badlink5/arnie/joe/joe_pesci_pranks.mp3 Ok, back to work.

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Life is not fair.

Just as I figured. 21% interest?!?

In case my post was unclear: 1. You probably will not have to make payments for an entire year 2. When you start making payments you will end up paying more over the long run because of that accrued interest.

I'm not sure that's right. While you wouldn't have to make ANY payments during the year, usually this type of offer means that interest accrues in that year. Sometimes (like Amazon is doing right now) they'll say something like "make no pay for three months" and if you pay off the entire balance off within those three months, you won't get charged interest. Once those three months are up you have to pay all that accrued interest at whatever rate they charged you. Bottom line, check the fine print. Paying accrued interest can be a bitch if you're getting charged a high rate.

Coke. Pepsi is too sweet.

I thought the same thing. I think maybe it's their noses and the fact that their mouths look huge , sort of like Julia Roberts. In any event, they're still jailbait, so let's talk about the Barbie twins.

About the only growth you see by using Andro Poppers is the growth of bitch tits and the growth of pimples on your face and back, with no corresponding muscle gain. It's a hyped up product, but people are catching on to the fact that it doesn't do much. Have you tried good old creatine + increased protein intake + increased water intake (to help process the extra protein) + decreased fat intake + workout regimen focusing on increasing mass + a little cardio?

Crunch, I believe, is more expensive. But they have a much better selection of classes than NYSC, that's what they're known for. I don't take any classes so it doesn't matter to me, but it may to you. I'm not sure about Crunch, but NYSC has a citywide membership that allows you to go to any NYSC in the five boroughs. They're all over the place, which is useful for me because i'm in different parts of the city on different days. Also, with NYSC, there is no contract to sign, it's month to month membership and you have to give 30 days notice before cancelling. I'm not sure if Crunch has the same thing. Maybe someone familiar with Crunch can help you out.

When not at school, work, sleeping, eating, posting, or clubbing, I live at New York Sports Club on 62nd and Broadway or on 51st and Lex.