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Author: marikamarika Date: Oct 3, 2006 16:31
Frank Kalder wrote:
> Joey had studied and performed in New York at the Purchase College,
> etc, and speaks besides German and fluent English some Russian and
> Spanish as a neophyte. How about, as a special gag, you sending her a
> 'Russian greeting' (via her blog) at the BUNTE STARBLOGS column?!
While that would be funny, I don't know that I could really accomplish
this, as I don't have a Russian fontset here, and worse, while I
understand some Russian, I am not really fluent.
I could fake it with some Ukrainian written using nonCyrillic alphabet?
My hearing is on 10/10. So, I will be in DC for it.
I am most worried about the drive. Although, I will enjoy seeing my
friends.
mk5000
"I got two choices yall pull over the car or
Bounce on the devil put the pedal to the floor
Now i ain't tryin to see no highway chase with jake
Plus i got a few dollars i can fight the case"--jay-z, 99 problems
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Author: marikamarika Date: Oct 11, 2006 16:42
Frank Kalder wrote:
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> Rather at the buttom of the various comments, I mentioned yesterday (in
> a reply) that 'we' had discussed (here) recently about your living
> in the "Bible Belt".
She is her usual beautiful self.
> Unfortunately, in the BUNTE blogs are
> meanwhile a lot of virtual freaks (one or two guys) who either post as
> anonyms or using hundreds of pseudonyms (f&m) constantly changing.
> Although I urged that one of them should stop using my identity
> "Frank K.", adding in brackets "but not Kalder", etc, it is
> almost impossible to argue against that sort of stinking muddiness ;(
miasma.
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Author: Frank KalderFrank Kalder Date: Nov 15, 2006 00:39
marika wrote:
> Frank Kalder wrote:
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Iran
Thanks for the link!
We'll observe the further diplomatic development.
>
U.S.
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Author: marikamarika Date: Nov 15, 2006 19:47
Frank Kalder wrote:
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> The US 'Think Tanks' are IMO a great and useful system; isn't
> it?!
I don't know. As you are in Germany you may have a different view on
this.
My experience has been thus far that they are a bunch of elitists.
>Decisions are made by the President in alliance with the Congress,
> though.
The fear is that they will cede power improperly to persons who have
literally nothing to keep them from levying opinions that aren't in the
best interest of the populace.
>And now, as a majority of the democrats prevails, he's got to
> talk and cooperate more closely with the representatives of both
> parties in order to get things moved and finally (hopefully) settled in
> a decent way - for the 'transatlantic community', the Middle East,
> and the 'rotw'.
that part is a plus. Thank god it has finally arrived.
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Author: marikamarika Date: Nov 17, 2006 08:38
marika wrote:
> Frank Kalder wrote:
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>>>> Karolina Kurkova models the 6.5 million dollar Victoria's Secret Hearts
>>>> On Fire Diamond Fantasy Bra.
L.A. DAILY NEWS/By Marilyn Beck and Stacy Jenel Smith
--Don't expect esteemed filmmaker Frank Darabont to make nice with his
next movie. "This one's more angry than what I've done before," says
the director, speaking of his adaptation of Stephen King's "The Mist"
short story, in which Thomas Jane is expected to star. Is the
"Shawshank Redemption" and "Green Mile" filmmaker feeling angry these
days? "Yes," he replies. "I am very disappointed with mankind lately.
Enough of this love of mankind. Everyone's in for a good scolding -
with monsters." "The Mist" marks the fulfillment of Darabont's longtime
desire to make a down-and-dirty horror picture. "To get my 'shoot fast
and loose' legs under me, I did an episode of 'The Shield,' " he lets
us know. "I had such a blast. I put aside everything I know about
filmmaking, the whole Kubrick wannabe approach and shook things up."
The FX show returns early next year. Darabont has become a huge booster
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Author: Frank KalderFrank Kalder Date: Nov 21, 2006 22:56
marika wrote:
> Frank Kalder wrote:
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>>> Geek Milkshake
>>>
>>> sttto Milkshake by Kelis
>>>
>>> My web log brings all the nerds to the yard,
>>> and I'm like: "mine's better than yours".
>>> Damn right, it's better than yours!
>>> I can link you, but I have to charge!
>>>
>
> I just tuned in to the American Music Awards
>
> Jimmy Kimmel the host said, I predict Jamie Foxx will go home with 2
> amas, and 3 Pussycat Dolls.
>
> Then, they came on and performed Loosen up my Buns.
> ...
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Author: marikamarika Date: Nov 22, 2006 16:23
Frank Kalder wrote:
This was the best ever
mk5000
The Century Plant
Darling I am leaving, but before I go
I am leaving you this little plant
Each day to watch it grow
And I'll be gone about as long
As it takes this plant to bloom
So come on now and smile, as it's only a while
It will help to cheer up the gloom
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Author: Frank KalderFrank Kalder Date: Nov 29, 2006 01:18
marika wrote:
> Frank Kalder [haplifnet] wrote:
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>>>
Courtesy
>>> This makes me laugh so much.
>>>
>>> I soon expect Bruce to say -- who is this fashion know nothing
>>>
I guess he'd never do so - because he's a real courteous gentleman :)
>
>>
Fashion & a US FUN CHANNEL
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Author: marikamarika Date: Nov 29, 2006 17:03
Frank Kalder wrote:
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> Ryder Music
>>
>> "This is what you call ryder music
>> All the gangstas are ridin' to it(come on)
>> Let's roll, I can show ya how we do it
>> When we ride to that ryder music (let's go)
>> [Let's go]"--50 cent
This is modern riding, but one thing that is very popular -- antique
cars. There are many collectors, and Roanokers have quite a few.
OBviously there has to be an audience for this. It's pretty common for
collectors to allow their cars to be shown at charity events, such as
fundraisers for various illnesses.
It's just another thing people can enjoy in between other things they
may do during the fundraiser. And it is fun to see these old cars that
were often rebuilt by the owners.
I once went to the MDA car show. Muscular dystrophy Association, the
fundraising organization for this debilitating illness.
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