Tuesday, May 30, 2006

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Bible Sex Storys


Hagar reached down under his tunic and felt the hardness. "What is that, a stone idol under there?" She asked, as she slid down and fellated Abram's obelisk. He enjoyed her expert tongue, but soon he couldn't bear it. He lifted her up and placed her on top of him.

As he entered Hagar's supple moistness, Abraham flashed back to how Sarah's dry gullet reminded him of the hot desert sand, and he shuddered. Hagar grabbed onto his collar and rode him like a camel, bouncing up and down, drilling him deeper into her with each movement.

Abraham then grabbed hold of her and flipped her over. Finally in control, he pounded her vigorously.
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  • Hottie Of The Day Stevie Kaye

    Ted Nugent: entering US politics.



    During the private inaugural party at his ranch in Crawford, Texas, in 2000, President George W Bush glanced across the room and recognised a man who - by his own account - has urinated on a nun, soiled his trousers for a week in order to avoid the draft, and been detained on a charge of indecent exposure, after experiencing difficulties with his loincloth in Little Rock, Arkansas. The President confronted him as a matter of urgency.

    "When he noticed me," Ted Nugent recalls, "he was surrounded by these huge bankrollers from his campaign. He literally swept past all of them and said: 'Laura! Look who's here! It's Ted!' Then he hugged me and took me by the shoulders. He said: 'Just keep doing what you're doing. Don't think that we don't know what you're up to out here. Stay on course. You're doing great.'"

    He owns 350 guns, wants to nuke Iraq and makes his friend George W look like a liberal. Now 1970s heavy metal star Ted Nugent has his sights set on a new target: entering US politics.
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  • After four months at sea, ghost ship with 11 petrified corpses washes up in Barbados



    The white ghost ship rolled in the Atlantic swell as the rescue boats approached it 70 nautical miles off Ragged Point, one of the most easterly places on the Caribbean island of Barbados.

    The yacht was unmarked, 6 metres (20ft) long, and when Barbadian coastguard officers boarded it, they made a gruesome find. The boat's phantom crew was made up of the desiccated corpses of 11 young men, huddled in two separate piles in the small cabin. Dressed in shorts and colourful jerseys, they had been partially petrified by the salt water, sun and sea breezes of the Atlantic Ocean. They appeared to have come from far away.

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  • Wet baby in tumble dryer: man charged



    A 13-month-old baby suffered horrific burns when she was put in a clothes dryer, police say.

    The baby was left with her mother's boyfriend at a home in the Perth suburb of Warwick while the woman went to a gym for about an hour last Thursday, police said.

    Police were told the baby had spilt liquid on herself and the man put her in the clothes dryer and turned it on.

    "The person we allege has done the act has stated that he has put the child into a clothes tumble dryer, closed the door and turned it on for a couple of minutes,'' Senior Detective Deb Newman said.

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  • Verry Strange

    Parents win rare victory in canceling of sexy dolls



    Last Monday the charges flew. They were called little stripper dolls that encourage children to engage in eroticized play.

    By Wednesday, Hasbro's planned release of the Pussycat Dolls, a line of toys based on the all-female pop group of the same name, was canceled.

    Hasbro Inc., famous for such innocuous toys as My Little Pony figurines, isn't saying much. In a statement, the Rhode Island company said the older age group targeted by the recording group meant that making a doll line was "inappropriate."

    But for critics, the move is a major victory that could renew efforts by parents and other consumer advocates to challenge products they say devalue girls and women, even in the face of billion- dollar marketing machines.

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  • Chile's lethal back street plastic surgeries




    Chilean women want to look good, but with plastic surgery costing thousands of dollars, many are turning to cheaper, more dangerous alternatives.

    Recently, a woman fell into a coma and died after trying out a back street operation. Someone else who has also had it done is Rosa Conos - she paid $400 (£212) for a procedure to enlarge her breasts and lips.

    "They use a thick needle which is normally used to inject horses. The silicon is liquid gel which is used to clean industrial machinery. They injected a litre of it into each of my breasts," Rosa, 48, says.
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  • Soundbomb


    Soundbombs are New-Media-Accessories. Each one a lowtech object for interactive transmission. An integrated soundmodul makes it possible to record any given sound and then activate it through a motiondetector. As a Non-Visual Graffiti, with its origin in streetart, Soundbombs give the possibility to tag a place in an accoustic form: a welcoming greeting at the entrance or a warning of a bad restaurant. Each owner can leave a personal message anywhere and at any time. Soundbombs can whistle, laugh, belch or recite a poem.

    One can apply for the purchase of a Soundbomb – only those who deserve a Soundbomb, get a Soundbomb! if one is elected, he/she obtains an unique "accoustic" email addresse
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  • Man Robs Adult Store with Scissors


    Police were looking for a man who robbed an adult video and novelty store with a pair of scissors. The authorities said an unidentified man pulled out a pair of scissors and threatened a clerk at the Playtime Boutique at 9 p.m. last Saturday demanding money. The man then took the money and fled, according to the Morning Call in Allentown, Pa.
    Police released surveillance photos of the suspect wearing an NBA All Star Jersey with the number 33 and the name “Bird” inscribed in the back.
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