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#671 Re: Guns N' Roses » How many would you attend? » 922 weeks ago
If money was not a problem, I'd go to all four. If money was a factor, probably just the UYI and CD shows. Appetite is a great album, but I'm a UYI man.
#672 Re: The Garden » Is this an attack on Obama's Race? » 922 weeks ago
No its not racist at all.
I'm pretty sure Obama didn't write the bill, he just signed it. If the caption would have said "They'll have to find someone else to SIGN the next stimulus bill" then it would be racist as hell.
#673 Re: The Sunset Strip » The Video Game Console Thread » 922 weeks ago
Four and a half hours? How big was the file? Maybe it took you so long b/c everyone and their brother were downloading it too.
#674 Re: The Garden » Need to loose weight? Just look at this » 922 weeks ago

Boob or Belly?
#675 The Garden » Need to loose weight? Just look at this » 923 weeks ago
- Tommie
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This is guaranteed to make you loose weight. Any time you feel like eating junk food or not going to the gym, just look at this thread:



None of these pictures are photoshopped, I just watched a special on the tv about this guy.
#676 Re: The Garden » 13 Year Old Kid Becomes Parent » 923 weeks ago
Second boy claims to be dad in UK baby case
(CNN) -- A second teenager has reportedly claimed to be the father of a child born to a teenaged girl in a case which has caused an outcry in Britain.
According to reports earlier this week Alfie Patten was only 12 when the baby was conceived with his girlfriend, Chantelle Steadman, 15.
The Sun tabloid newspaper reported their daughter, Maisie Roxanne, was born on Monday.
It carried photos and interviews with the pair and their child on Friday and Saturday.
Alfie told the newspaper that he thought "it would be good to have a baby."
While Chantelle said they wanted to "prove to everyone" that they could give Maisie a "great future" and that they both planned to stay in school.
However, on Sunday the Sun's sister paper, the News of the World, reported that Richard Goodsell, aged 16, was claiming he was Maisie's father.
"I know I could be the father. Everyone thinks I am. My friends all tell me that baby has my eyes -- even my mum thinks so.
"Only a DNA test is going to sort this out properly. If I am the father, I have the right to know," he told the News of the World.
The situation has provoked a wide response, with Conservative party leader David Cameron telling the British Press Association that parenthood should not be something the teenagers should even have been contemplating.
Prime Minister Gordon Brown said "all of us would want to avoid teenage pregnancies," PA reported.
Tony Kerridge, of the sexual health specialist Marie Stopes International, told PA that children needed better education.
The response from CNN readers ranged from outrage to questions about whether the situation was actually rare.
Allyson said exactly the same thing had happened in her home town.
"Well, this is not news to my area. We had this same thing happen five years ago. Same aged boy and girl. They had a little girl. The dad graduated from high school the year before his daughter started kindergarten! He has full custody as the mom has moved out of town and had another child. I am glad the family has supported this child even though the 'parents' didn't make a good decision in having a child so young."
Martha said she found the situation "very sad."
"I did not become a mom until I was 24 and it was still a struggle. I think these children's parents should be held accountable. Where were they? These kids have no idea what their lives will be like, finish school! Only if they are very lucky with a good support system."
Becky was dismayed.
"This just shocks me and makes me sick... they are still kids! Only 13 and 15 year old! So where are their parents?"
http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/europe/02 … topstories
#677 Re: The Sunset Strip » The BATMAN Thread » 923 weeks ago
Here is Christian Bale yelling at Peter Griffin...it looks like they'll use an edited version in a new ep of Family Guy.
"jeeze you punch your mother with that mouth?"
#678 Re: The Garden » 13 Year Old Kid Becomes Parent » 923 weeks ago
just to add to this thread, here is the picture of the boy:
#680 The Garden » Freestyle motocross rider Jeremy Lusk dies (graphic video) » 923 weeks ago
- Tommie
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Freestyle motocross rider Jeremy Lusk dies
By MARIANELA JIMENEZ
Associated Press Writer Feb 10, 9:57 pm EST
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP)—Jeremy Lusk, an American freestyle motocross rider, died of head injuries Tuesday after crashing while trying to land a backflip in competition. He was 24.
Jorge Ramirez, chief of the intensive care unit at Calderon Hospital, said Lusk suffered severe brain damage and a possible spinal cord injury.
Lusk won a gold medal at the 2008 X Games. He was injured Saturday night when he failed to complete a full rotation while attempting a Hart Attack backflip and slammed headfirst into the dirt. Lusk crashed in almost identical fashion in the freestyle semifinals at the 2007 X Games but was not hurt.
He had a successful 2008 season, winning Freestyle gold at the X Games and silver in Best Trick when he landed the first double-grab Hart Attack backflip. He won a bronze helmet in Freestyle at the Moto X World Championships in his hometown of San Diego.
“Jeremy motivated me to be a better person, he was my best friend,” said Brian Deegan, the founder of Lusk’s riding group Metal Mulisha. “One day, we will all be reunited and will ride together again.”
Chris Stiepock, the vice president and general manager of the X Games franchise, said Lusk “had emerged as one of the world’s best freestyle moto riders.”
“He was a tremendous athlete and competitor and represented the sport of freestyle motocross very well,” Stiepock said.
Ramirez said Lusk died with his parents and his wife, Lauren, at his side.
“He was in a medicine-induced coma as a protective measure, and the medicine was being reduced to see how his body responded,” he said. “That didn’t mean he was going to wake up. He was in shock and that got worse last night, until he stopped responding and entered into cardiac and respiratory failure.”
Lusk lived in Temecula, Calif.
A trust has been set up in his memory, and donations can be made through the Athlete Recovery Fund, www.athleterecoveryfund.com.

