mm liquorice

tis good.

tiz very good, and chewy

and black. and smells good. :stunned: :cool:

lol, and that, and also its multi coloured sometimes

byup. bizArre :stunned:

weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee, I just have SOME stuff to do

i should get back now to william :confused:

shakyspear :angry:

"When to the sessions of sweet silent thought I summon up remembrance of things past, I sigh the lack of many a thing I sought" :cool:

never enough, bye bye hurries

I'm thinking... what happened to my headphones.. :cry:

<---- :huh:

Im thinking coffee is good.

I'm thinking I'd like a better job

I'm thinking..

 

 

what should i eat for dinner... :huh:

^me too...what will I make for dinner?

uno, dos, tres

 

 

 

 

vertigo :stunned:

I'm thinking NO NO NO

i wish i looked cool when i played the bass

what's with her?

I was thinking of saying to Ivona !! ?? :)

Nothing.

I'm thinking I should get into the shower....but I'm too lazy :dozey:

I'm with this guy:

 

Mark Crispin Miller is a media critic, professor of communications at New York University, and author, most recently, of "Cruel and Unusual: Bush/Cheney's New World Order."

 

"First of all, this election was definitely rigged. I have no doubt about it. It's a statistical impossibility that Bush got 8 million more votes than he got last time. In 2000, he got 15 million votes from right-wing Christians, and there are approximately 19 million of them in the country. They were eager to get the other 4 million. That was pretty much Karl Rove's strategy to get Bush elected.

 

But given Bush's low popularity ratings and the enormous number of new voters -- who skewed Democratic -- there is no way in the world that Bush got 8 million more votes this time. I think it had a lot to do with the electronic voting machines. Those machines are completely untrustworthy, and that's why the Republicans use them. Then there's the fact that the immediate claim of Ohio was not contested by the news media -- when Andrew Card came out and claimed the state, not only were the votes in Ohio not counted, they weren't even all cast.

 

I would have to hear a much stronger argument for the authenticity, or I should say the veracity, of this popular vote for Bush before I'm willing to believe it. If someone can prove to me that it happened, that Bush somehow pulled 8 million magic votes out of a hat, OK, I'll accept it. I'm an independent, not a Democrat, and I'm not living in denial."

I was thinking of saying to Ivona !! ?? :)

 

hiii Daryl! :D