gentlemen it was me with "the only in their dream are men truly free it has always been thus and twil thus alway be" ^^beautiful isn't? it was in one of my favourite movies that the crazy character that I liked the most but they got rid of him said it he was played by robin williams. I like the signature I have now too from the one and only trieu tri trinh

Okay ppl a little bit of realism is needed here and I hate to be the harsh voice of reality, but someone needs to be it . Lets be honest here women are not the only ones guilty of trying to change men. Its a human nature that when someone comes across someone else and they don't like something about them they try to change it. Hollywood makes tons of money off this movies like shes all that and one of my favourites of all time my fair lady. I know they are just movies but movies are based on reality sometimes. Bottom line is in trying to change people men are as eqaully guilty as women. However women are seen as the ones trying to change men because they tend to nag more.

Everybody I know who has a dog usually calls him "Rover" or "Boy." I call mine "Sex." Now, Sex has been very embarrassing to me. When I went to the City Hall to renew his dog license, I told the clerk that I would like a license for Sex. He said, "I'd like to have one too." Then I said, "You don't understand. I've had Sex since I was nine years old." He said, "You must have been quite a kid!" When I got married and went on my honeymoon, I took the dog with me. I told the hotel clerk that I wanted a room for my wife and me, and a special room for Sex. He said, "Every room in the place is for sex." I said, "You don't understand. Sex keeps me awake at night." The clerk said, "Me too." One day I entered Sex in a contest, but before the competition began, the dog ran away. Another contestant asked me why I was just looking around. I told him I had planned to have Sex in the contest. He told me that I should have sold tickets. "But you don't understand," I said, "I had hoped to have Sex on T.V." He called me a show-off. When my wife and I separated, we went to court to fight for custody of the dog. I said, "Your Honor, I had Sex before I was married." The judge said, "Me too." Then I told him that after I was married, Sex left me. He said, "Me too." Last night Sex ran off again. I spent hours looking around town for him. A cop came over to me and asked, "What are you doing in the alley at 4 o'clock in the morning?" I said, "I'm looking for Sex." My case comes up Friday.

I read a very small article in a newspaper a year ago. The newspaper was talking about this woman who was an I cup :eek: :eek: her bras were custom made and so were most of her tops excpet for the ones she buys from plus size stores. When shes driving the stering wheel of her car would always get stuck in her bosom. She can't walk down the street because of too much unwanted attention good and bad. But despite all this she likes the abnormally large size of her chest. The moral of the article was to be happy the way you are and a big chest is way too much trouble

The reason why people are giving their condolences has nothing to do with her being a muslim but rather her being a fellow human being. We don't know if she was muslim or not so we can't jump to conclusions. And a little compassion is not such a hard thing to give away.

The reason why people are giving their condolences has nothing to do with her being a muslim but rather her being a fellow human being. We don't know if she was muslim or not so we can't jump to conclusions. And a little compassion is not such a hard thing to give away.

those pics of cambodia are very pretty I just might add it to the asian countries I have/want to go to list

its as clear as day that Im a bp member its on my profile ...

its as clear as day that Im a bp member its on my profile ...

its as clear as day that Im a bp member its on my profile ...

its as clear as day that Im a bp member its on my profile ...

just a few more days MMA we can all make the wait ...I think

I thought I was the only person the chat room was not working for I use to be able to go in, but I kept getting a blank white page and now it dosen't even show the chat applet anymore

I thought I was the only person the chat room was not working for I use to be able to go in, but I kept getting a blank white page and now it dosen't even show the chat applet anymore

I thought I was the only person the chat room was not working for I use to be able to go in, but I kept getting a blank white page and now it dosen't even show the chat applet anymore

I thought I was the only person the chat room was not working for I use to be able to go in, but I kept getting a blank white page and now it dosen't even show the chat applet anymore

I'm sorry to be off topic here but this thread reminds me of that song by the loving spoonfulls called "do you beleive in magic"

I must say I have a crush on legend of zu ....I think its his quirkiness

Jamaal Yeah, most of the music can be classifeid as soul but, its all apart of a bunch of 60s hits I was raised on . The CD you have sounds like something I probably lost in my closet, but I'm good to go since I have this motown hits from the 60s so far my favourite song on that is aqauriaus by the fifth dimension

Sweetgirl I'm not trying to change your mind but consider this: Central Africans that are clearly Bantu and have never been transported across the atlantic on slave ships aren't black but are only african?. African is to Black, like European is to White or like purple is to lavender. Your right being black does not mean having black or brown skin, because if that was the case then sri lankans and east indians would be black. But being black is linked to being sub-saharan african and sub-saharan africa is all of africa except the north african arab countries. Meaning if you are not a full-blooded arab then you are seen as black by the rest of the world (even when you scream till your blue in the face that your not black). *this reminds me of a documentary I watched of the blacks of the U.S.A in the 50s. They would argue with you that they are not pure black but qaurter this native tribe or 50% of that native tribe. Being so ashamed of their blackness that they would lie and say they were part native or part anything else so they could not be fully black because in that time nothing was worse than being black. Well I'm from sub-saharan africa. I may have drops of arab blood in my ancestary, but when I stand before you I am 100 % negro

lol thats a good picture I think I fall under a psychotic mood shifter

Baashi you are not lacking in the common sense department yourself so its mutual I admire the admins and moderators for creating this site and keeping it clean. I have a long list I can't name names because I want to go to sleep soon, but I admire everyone on somaliaonline for being able to disagree on topics and have a debate about it rather than I'm right and your wrong and so Im gonna call you names mentality like a certain site ...I will not name it . I also admire everyone on this website because everyone has their skirmishes with other members but we all kiss and hug at the end or some of us opt for a handshake.

lol og_moti I cook canjeero who uses that lol thats cute Im not a guy but I think we can bend the rules a little bit here for chessy pic up lines we heard over the years the worst one ever in terms of chessiness is guy says "did it hurt?" girls says "did what hurt?" guy replies "when you fell from heaven"

why all this hostility toward ethiopians? yikes I'm kinda scared now since Im always told how ethiopian I look :eek:

My fav old school songs are Baby got back by Sir Mix a lot OPP by naughty by nature Too sexy by right said fred Tom's Diner by Suzanne Vega all of Marvin Gaye's songs especially lets get it on all of Madonna's old songs My cherie amor by Stevie Wonder Black Velvet by Alannah Myles Thriller by Micheal Jackson Celebration by Kool and the gang My girl by the temptations Hurricane by Bob Dylan Tainted love by soft cell Africa by Toto When doves cry by prince (thats his only good song) The circle game by Joni Mitchell Walk like an Egyptian by the bangles Vacation by the go gos Lean on me I can't remember who sing this (the group not the movie soundtarck) Congo by gloria estefan the rhythm is gonna get you by gloria estefan I wanna dance with somebody whitney houston I'm your baby tonight whitney houston I'm stopping here, there are too many more songs but too little time and space