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@Erin: The 15th sounds good to me! And I'd prefer it over Christmas. Edited it!

Oh wow! You lucky one!! :stunned:

:lol: Hey! I think it's so orginial!! *coughs* *coughs* --- Btw, When's the dead line, Erin?

^ I can't stop laughing at that! :laugh3::laugh3: HAPPY BIRTHDAY JONNY!!! :D

Syriana - 9/10

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I Seriously hope they do! It just makes me sick!

It's a WOW from me, too!! :wideeyed: (A good WOW, of course.) I really like that you've added the blue strip around his eyes. Very well done, Ella! :smiley:

Gap has made commitments not to use child labour Fashion chain Gap has withdrawn from sale children's clothing allegedly made using forced child labour in India. A 10-year-old boy was filmed making clothes for Gap shops in the US and Europe as part of an investigation by the UK's Observer newspaper. The boy told the Observer he had been sold to a factory owner by his family. Gap, which has made commitments not to use child labour, said that only one item - a girl's smock blouse - was involved. The boy said he had been working for four months without pay and would not be allowed to leave the job until the fee his family had received was repaid. Another boy of 12 said children were beaten if bosses thought they were not working hard enough, the paper reported. "This is very upsetting and we intend to investigate thoroughly" Gap spokesman Dan Henkle Dan Henkle, a spokesman for Gap, said: "We were made aware earlier this week that a reporter had found an incident of children working in a factory that was producing for one of our brands, and this is completely unacceptable to us. "We have a strict prohibition on child labour, and we are taking this very seriously. This is very upsetting and we intend to investigate thoroughly." Emergency meeting The spokesman said Gap monitors factories which make its clothing and in 2006 revoked approval for 23 factories which it said failed to comply with its standards. Mr Henkle also said the company was calling an emergency meeting with its suppliers in the region. The smock blouse will not be offered for sale in the company's 3,000 stores around the world, Gap said, and instead will be destroyed. Western clothing chains increasingly get their products made in Asia, taking advantage of cheaper labour.

Jon Brion | Knock Yourself out Wonderful song!

^ Yes! :smiley: Ok, it's your turn now.

Oh wow, how cool! Now I like her even more!! :D Hope she gets the opportunity to sing in one of their tracks again. That would be just perfect! :smiley: I like My Night With the Prostitute From Marseille too!! Thanks a lot for this, Annie! :kiss:

Oh what a brilliant idea, Mo! :D ^ James May, from Top Gear. ---- - I was born in Amman on November 14, 1935. - I steered a middle course in the face of the political upheavals inside and outside his country, favouring the Western powers, particularly Britain, while supporting Arab nationalism. - I was an avid amateur radio operator (callsign JY1). I also loved to fly airplanes (prop and jet) as well as helicopters. - According to actor and comedian Mike Myers in an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, I was a great fan of the Austin Powers movie series, and would do impressions of Dr. Evil at meetings with defense contractors and high-ranking officers of the U. S. military. (Haha.. I never knew of this info. :nice:) - In 1998-99, I spent six months in the U.S. being treated for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma; I succumbed to the disease in February of 1999. (God, I wish he was still around. :()

MTV and Teen Vogue got to them!! Oh! :sick: Here's the MTV interview: http://www.mtv.com/overdrive/?id=1571915&vid=181540.

Oh my, I can't believe I've just done that!! Haha.. It was the right thing to do, though. :smiley:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQ6d3m-GFyw Looks amazing!! Can't wait to see it.. :smiley:

^ Ma aja amazing race, shofti? :( Nawar! Malcolm In The Middle. :D (^Nanana.. :P)

^Yep, I agree. Anyway, I know that movie. It's called 'Wicker Park'. ;)

Match Point - 8.5/10 Too many good looking people for one film, I'd tell you that!! Haha.. Anyway, it was quite good. Music was perfect. An ending I certainly didn't expect. All in all, I like!

Arrested Development. :cool:

:D:D :juggle::clown::joker: HAPPY BIRTHDAY:joker::clown::juggle: I wish you the best in everything for many MANY years ahead.. :kiss: Oh and there are some other people who happen to want to wish you the same thing: :surprised::nice: And last but not least a cheers from Mauro (from GY!BE): :wink: Enjoy your day dear! :kiss:

Lucky you! And I'm glad you've enjoyed Beirut's music. Oh god this so unfair! I really REALLY have to see them live one day... :(

@Ari: Thanks.. I wish you too good luck. :wink: Oh wow, Tourism! It's sounds very interesting. Do you get to travel a lot and so? :D As for me, I'm still in school. It's my senior year in high school.. So sorry, Ari... but I have to go now. It's lunch time! Nice talking to ya, btw. Enjoy the rest of your day. :)

Thanks! :) I will take some medicine for me headache soon, after I have my lunch. Oh that's cool! How I wish I could be in your shoes now.. I have a lot of studying to do! My exams start next week.. Btw, what year in uni are you?

Haha, yes she does! Can you even believe that? Oh well! :rolleyes: I'm doing pretty good, thanks for asking. However! I do have a horrible headache at the moment.. :/ How about you, Ari? How are things your end?