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kekita

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  1. ^wow you've sold it to me gona listen to Map Of Problematique The song supermassive black hole is awesome!
  2. LOL oh no not another crazy frog
  3. think Bravia Ad only tastier ;) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjHzS_twDVY
  4. before they were stars ...... guess who http://www.interbridge.com/spankys/yearbooks2.html
  5. Posted May 18th 2006 12:31PM by Martha Fischer Just a day after we reported on censorship in other parts of the world (assuming, perhaps, that films in the US escape such restrictions) comes the news that American authorities are getting into the act, as well. Fan-freaking-tastic. According to press reports, the MPAA has objected to the poster that Roadside Attractions was planning to use to promote their American release of The Road to Guantanamo. The original poster depicts a prisoner hanging from chained wrists, with a burlap bag over his head -- nothing more, said Roadside president Howard Cohen, than a reflection of "what it is we are doing to people in Guantanamo." While the MPAA, not surprisingly, was unwilling to comment on its decision, Cohen indicated that the board's problem stemmed specifically from the bag on the man's head -- in the board's interpretation, the image was one of torture, which children encountering the poster shouldn't see. The new poster is cropped, and shows only the man's chained arms. What do you guys think of this move by the MPAA? Are they really just protecting the innocence of kids, or is there a political element to the decision? We have, after all, seen countless, horrifying photos of prisoners in Iraq in much worse situations than simply sitting with a bag on their heads -- why should a poster not be allowed to reflect this reality? Edit: FYI, The Guardian reports that the film itself has received an R-rating. http://www.cinematical.com/bloggers/martha-fischer/ (scroll down)
  6. ^ that's your idea of death metal!?!?!
  7. ^LOL so humble thanks for the piccies ;)
  8. lol no prob thanks Zeoir and linnea i think i the word is voittaa online dictionaries not always 100 per cent correct and they don't help with grammer congrats again ;)
  9. LOL ^ no your not ;) Gael is just sex actually --- he seems to chose movies where he has to take his kit off and....(he has heard the prayers of many a woman)
  10. kekita replied to bonabon's topic in The Lounge
    Try Korean stores that's where i get mine ;)
  11. kekita replied to bonabon's topic in The Lounge
    OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i love tea all sorts! But green tea is so delish!! i've tasted Green Tea icecream (yumm!) but never heard of the kit kat, cupcakes or the sponge cakes!!!! Bubble Tea is called Lucky Cup here: they have so many flavours :)
  12. yeah they have a heavy metal festival where you're from : Turku
  13. :lol::laugh4::lol::laugh4:---this whole thread
  14. wow im soo jealous! your gonna get an all round view of the band!
  15. the long hair was fun but i like this look better :)
  16. onnittelu Suomi saada palkinto!! keep "hard rocking' ;) edit: sorry if the first sentence makes no sense lol
  17. onnittelu Suomi saada palkinto!! keep "hard rocking' ;)

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