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One of the "Lingerie Girls," correct? She's most likely just amatuer. I doubt anyone will know.
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"Pleasure To Kill" by Kreator
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Emily VanCamp At IMDb.com Date of birth 12 May 1986 Port Perry, Ontario, Canada Eighteen-year-old actress Emily VanCamp stars as the sensitive and beautiful Amy Abbott on The WB's hit Monday night drama Everwood. Born and raised in Port Perry, Ontario, VanCamp has been performing as a dancer since the young age of 3. At 12, she moved to Montreal after being accepted into the prestigious L'Ecole Superieure de Danse de Quebec, the official training program of Les Grands Ballet Canadiens. When her older sister, Katie, also a dancer, was cast as a ballerina in a film, VanCamp fell in love with acting while visiting the set. Since then, she has amassed both television and feature film credits. In the television miniseries Jackie O: A Life Story, she portrayed Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis at the age of 13. She also was a series regular on The WB's Glory Days. VanCamp's film credits include the Sundance Film Festival hit Lost & Delirious and the feature film No Good Deed opposite Samuel L. Jackson. During her summer hiatus, VanCamp wrapped production on The Ring 2, opposite Naomi Watts and Sissy Spacek, and recently completed production on A Different Loyalty, in which she stars as the daughter of Sharon Stone's character. When not on the Utah set of Everwood, VanCamp's interests include photography and yoga. Source: TheWB.com
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I find both horrible, as far as looks go. :yuckky:
Are you saying Kate Moss has a sex tape?
It looks like her. Who is "they"?
Alina Vacariu Full Name: Alina Vacariu Height: 5'9.5 Hair & Eyes: Brown Measurements: 34.5-24-34.5 Romania's Model of the Year in 1998, this model-actress and aspiring forensic biologist has traveled the world, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, South America posing in skimpy lingerie and bare-to-there bathing suits. She's also worked the runways of the world's hottest designers and steamed up the Abercrombie & Fitch catalog. With Valentina Pelinel for Stuff Magazine HQ MAXIM HQ One of these days I'll get around to scanning the ads I have of her.
It would be awesome if someone was able to save it and then upload it to Rapidshare...
Hmm... Polina, I guess. I'm not overly fond of either.
I recently started listening to Megadeth fairly heavily. Now, quite a long time ago I had gotten the album Youthanasia from the local library, and I really liked it. After that I always found some reason to keep putting off buying an album. Finally, this Christmas I used one of my gift cards to buy Rust In Peace. I was deeply impressed. I was expecting an album with a few good tracks, and a lot of filler. But it's really solid all the way through; sure, some tracks aren't as good as "Holy Wars...The Punishment Due" or "Hangar 18," but songs like "Poison Was The Cure" and "Lucretia," that aren't nearly as well known, are brilliant. Literally my only complaint with the album is that Mustaine never shuts the hell up during "Rust In Peace...Polaris," which sucks, because the song has such a strong instrumental part. I highly recommend it if you like thrash or power metal and aren't very familiar with Megadeth. I realize Megadeth aren't for everyone. Mustaine's voice is pretty obnoxious even for thrash metal. Thoughts?
Slayer ~ "Criminally Insane"
10. Twilight Zone ~ Iron Maiden 9. Judgement Day ~ Whitesnake 8. One Shot At Glory ~ Judas Priest 7. Winter Madness ~ Wintersun 6. The Psalm Of Lydia ~ Nevermore 5. Rust In Peace...Polaris ~ Megadeth 4. Cowboys From Hell ~ Pantera 3. Holy Wars...The Punishment Due ~ Megadeth 2. Midway Creatures ~ Steve Vai 1. Blackwater Park ~ Opeth
OH...MY...HOLY...GOD...IN...WHO...ART...IN...HEAVEN IZABEL
Happy birthday discostu! \m/
They've already been posted, in superior quality. It's still good to see them again.
It depends on what you mean by "pump up"... Here are some that come to mind as being good to get my blood flowing, so I can kick some ass: "The Ides Of March" - Iron Maiden (pretty much anything by Maiden is good) "Cowboys From Hell" - Pantera "Between The Hammer & The Anvil" - Judas Priest "War Inside My Head/The Test That Stumped Them All" - Dream Theater, from Live At Budokan "Holy Wars...The Punishment Due" - Megadeth "Rust In Peace...Polaris" - Megadeth "Dyers Eve" - Metallica
Um... I like a couple Moby songs....
I've actually really been enjoying the Eric B. & Rakim song I downloaded. It's great old-school rap from 1987. I really want Paid In Full Thinkin of a master plan Cuz ain't nuthin but sweat inside my hand So I dig into my pocket, all my money is spent So I dig deeper but still comin up with lint So I start my mission- leave my residence Thinkin how could I get some dead presidents I need money, I used to be a stick-up kid So I think of all the devious things I did I used to roll up, this is a hold up, ain't nuthin funny Stop smiling, be still, don't nuthin move but the money But now I learned to earn cos I'm righteous I feel great! so maybe I might just Search for a 9 to 5, if I strive Then maybe I'll stay alive So I walk up the street whistlin this Feelin out of place cos, man, do I miss A pen and a paper, a stereo, a tape of Me and eric b, and a nice big plate of Fish, which is my favorite dish But without no money it's still a wish Cos I don't like to dream about gettin paid So I dig into the books of the rhymes that I made To now test to see if I got pull Hit the studio, cos I'm paid in full
I love Petra, but I'm not particularly fond of that pic.
I agree. Too many "classic rock" fans (e.g. the kids who are discovering Led Zeppelin) scream stuff about how "rock is dead" without even thinking about it, when in reality the only new rock they know of is the mainstream shit like Linkin Park, and all the emo/screamo stuff that's on the radio. Trust me, I know, about a year ago I fell right into this group. My current obsessions: Prog metal -- Dream Theater, Yngwie Malmsteen Fusion -- Mahavishnu Orchestra, Brand X Death metal -- Opeth, Strapping Young Lad (I still only have a few .MP3's... need City and Alien) Folk/Soft Rock -- Roy Harper, Simon & Garfunkel
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Q, did you get the video I sent you in a PM?