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and no one else from there posts on BZ, afaik. alors, ca vache.

ah yes, 'la ville en rose' by Edith Piaf.

I dunno, "pink"? why'd you guess Toulouse?

hm, I didn't get it. comment ca marche, ca?

bienvenue, laissez les bon temps roulez!

that's a lot of 'curvy' votes for such a modelcentric site

it's got a couple of bids. anyone have anything like this? I might bid on it if it's something worth checking out

totally off the cuff -- but it seems like the guys that turn into nuts are the non-Jews. the scientology guys, Mel being Catholic, I'm sure there are many others... I wonder if there are any big Jewish exceptions

yeah, I used to like Mel before I found out what a loon he is. anyone who thinks the Holocaust didn't happen has some serious problems.

Apparently Mel was pulled over for a DUI, and declared war on the Jews. again. man, it's a bad idea to be such a hater when 90% of Hollywood is run by Jewish people. The career of Mel Gibson, one of Hollywood's most bankable actors, may have been damaged irreparably over the weekend when Gibson let loose a barrage of anti-Semitic statements following his DUI arrest by Los Angeles County Sheriff's officers. He reportedly shouted out, "f***ing Jews" and "The Jews are responsible for all the wars in the world" and asked the arresting deputy, who admitted to being "frightened" by Gibson, "Are you a Jew?" (His comments were first reported by the TMZ.com celebrity website.) The following day, Gibson issued a statement stating, "I acted like a person completely out of control when I was arrested, and said things that I do not believe to be true and which are despicable. I am ashamed of everything I said." He also apologized to the arresting officers for his "belligerent behavior," adding, "I disgraced myself and my family with my behavior and for that I am truly sorry. I have battled with the disease of alcoholism for all of my adult life and profoundly regret my horrific relapse." Veteran publicist Michael Levine was quoted by the MSNBC site as saying, "It's a nuclear disaster for him. ... I don't see how he can restore himself." Abraham Foxman, director of the Anti-Defamation League, who warned in 2004 that Gibson's film The Passion of the Christ, would rekindle anti-Semitism in the U.S., commented, "It's not a proper apology because it does not go to the essence of his bigotry. ... We would hope that Hollywood now would realize the bigot in their midst and that they will distance themselves from this anti-Semite." Newsday critic John Anderson rhetorically asked in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter: "How many people when they are drunk and angry start lashing out at the Jews?" Reporting on the arrest and Gibson's comments, the Los Angeles Times observed today (Monday): "Although many of the town's senior executives are Jewish and Hollywood has a long history of supporting Israel and Jewish causes, there was no widespread public condemnation of Gibson's comments over the weekend. Although some high-level executives privately expressed dismay at the statements attributed to Gibson after his arrest, none of those contacted would speak on the record."

yes, let's!

the Biel

imagebucks.com? imagesucks.com!

okay. just this whole page. http://www.stuffonmycat.com/index.php?itemid=1867#more but I have to give it up for the cat in the shower cap. come on. give it up, y'all.

yes, at long last! that whole 'hot babe' thing is so yesterday.

all the cool kids are doin' it, man.

well, not naked enough, I suspect.

they're talking about head hair, not underarm hair

copy and paste is a beautiful thing

it's funny because in Brasil, everyone walks around naked all the time. so not showing skin is totally hilarious. jeez, Pinky, get out of the country sometime.

haven't spent much time there, but the buildings at the end look like LA.

you two must like Lord Of The Rings, that's a longhairfest. even though they're mostly wigs

this -ova on -ova fighting makes me sick!

in English. didn't turn up.

Massive Attack Radiation Ruling the Nation (Protection)