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Monica Lewinsky. lol

This is what would have happened if Iraq won the war.

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This was a funny ad on Ebay about Iraq. http://www.meniscus.info/auction.html

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This is funny. This guy sounds exactly like Quoth. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2168684674&category=16122

There's some confusion now whether Saddam Hussein is actually alive or dead. They had videotape on Iraqi television earlier today, and it's so confusing. It's Saddam Hussein...and he's speaking at his own funeral." Saddam Hussein on Video released a statement that says he has no fear of the U.S. Army. Well, of course not – he’s dead! "Today, Saddam Hussein was supposed to appear on television and rally the Iraqi people...but he was replaced at the last minute by Peter Arnett." I thought this was nice – on the video today, Saddam Hussein thanked Peter Arnett for filling in for him. Very nice of him. Last night Bill O’Reilly defended Geraldo Rivera by saying, that the information that Geraldo gave out was already known and had been released. Yeah, by Peter Arnett! Today Winona Ryder was in court again to enter a plea agreement. That’s the good news. The bad news – they can’t find the pen. Yet another finalist on "American Idol" is in trouble with the law. what is this, like the fourth or the fifth? I guess Corey Clark is facing trial next month on charges he assaulted his teenage sister. He beat up his sister? Even Ike turner is going, "What’s wrong with you?" The good news – today Corey signed a record deal with Phil Spector.

And if a Palestinian is killed in the crossfire, its front page news on the NY Times. Yet in the Congo, look at the amount of civilians being killed and not a peep from the NY times. ICRC says Congo conflict Africa's deadliest since WW2 by UN Integrated Regional Information Networks 3:02pm Tue Apr 8 '03 George Rupp, the president of the IRC, said: "This is a humanitarian catastrophe of horrid and shocking proportions. The worst mortality projections in the event of a lengthy war in Iraq, and the death toll from all the recent wars in the Balkans, don't even come close." DRC Conflict Deadliest Since World War II - Aid Agency UN Integrated Regional Information Networks April 8, 2003 (Nairobi) The conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has cost more lives than any other since World War II, the New York-based aid agency, the International Rescue Committee (IRC) said in a report released on Tuesday. In a survey carried out between August 1998, when the war began, and November 2002, the IRC estimated that at least 3.3 million Congolese died. The agency said its study showed the mortality rate in the DRC to be higher than UN reports for any other country in the world. George Rupp, the president of the IRC, said: "This is a humanitarian catastrophe of horrid and shocking proportions. The worst mortality projections in the event of a lengthy war in Iraq, and the death toll from all the recent wars in the Balkans, don't even come close. Yet the crisis has received scant attention from international donors and the media." The IRC said it was able to measure mortality among 9.3 million people in 10 districts in eastern DRC, and among 31.2 million in 10 districts in the west. Its findings showed that 30,000 "excess deaths" occurred every month in the ongoing conflict. Most of these deaths were attributed to easily treatable diseases and malnutrition, and were often linked to displacement and the collapse of the country's health services and economy. In eastern DRC, the IRC noted, health conditions were worse than in the west, with children under five particularly vulnerable. A survey carried out in three of the 10 areas in the east visited by the IRC found that more than 50 per cent of children under five died before the age of two years. However, the IRC said the rate of violent death in eastern DRC dropped dramatically in 2002, compared to the three previous years. The IRC called for "a diplomatic and humanitarian response in proportion to the magnitude of the crisis" in the DRC. The full report can be found on the IRC's website at www.theIRC.org allafrica.com/stories/200304080209.html

Elton John to sing at Saddams funeral "and it seems to me he lived his life as a Terrorist and a King" Goodbye Saddam Hussein though I never knew you at all, you had the power to hold yourself while those around you crawled they crawled right out of Hell and they poisoned your brain with their evil thoughts and they made you go insane and it seems to me you lived yer life like a Terrorist and a King, never knowing where to run to when the Bombs came in and i would liked to killed you but i was just a kid your Castles burned up long before your legend ever did ode to Saddam sung to the tune of Candle in the Wind.

Zoolander, I haven't seen you on here in ages. Good to see you back. Have you been to Mirage?

How many hours is Project djing for. Is he djing for more then 2 hours this Friday.

Saving Private Lynch I can see the movie already. Private Lynch played by Jennifer Love Hewitt, in a camouflage demi bra. Just imagine the screenplay. Navy SEAL commandos storm one of Saddam’s “rape rooms,” only to discover that Hewitt has escaped from her captors by using her fatigues to fashion a makeshift rope.

haha, good one Glowgirl. I was like, Exit is probably celebrating, everyone's going to Ferry Corsten instead.

How did they get Dee's pic. Did she know her pic would be in this article.