EPT[h]globar warming
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bsmd
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BG1
Canada1550 Posts
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ieatkids5
United States4628 Posts
Oh, and use Wikipedia and Google. | ||
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garandou
Germany518 Posts
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evanthebouncy!
United States12816 Posts
THread will be closed in 1 hour atm, good luck!! ROFL GLOBAR warming :p | ||
Manifesto7
Osaka27180 Posts
The tests confirm original post-mortem blood samples that were taken from driver Henri Paul and showed he had three times the French legal limit of alcohol in his blood, the BBC said, quoting from a documentary scheduled to air on the network Sunday. Paul, Diana and her friend Dodi Fayed were killed when the Mercedes they were travelling in crashed in the Pont d'Alma tunnel in Paris on Aug. 31, 1997, while the couple were being pursued by photographers. Conspiracy theories Rumours and conspiracy theories continue to swirl around the death of the former wife of Prince Charles, despite a French judge's 1999 ruling the crash was an accident. An investigation later concluded Paul had been drinking and was driving at high speed. Conspiracy theorists have claimed Paul's blood samples were swapped with blood from someone else — who was drunk — and contended the driver had not been drinking the night Diana died. An official British report into the crash, to be published Thursday, is expected to find her death was an accident. Continue Article The Observer newspaper said the report, compiled by former British Metropolitan Police chief John Stevens, would conclude Paul was drunk at the time of the crash. Among the report's findings, the newspaper said, was the fact the U.S. Secret Service was bugging Diana's phone without the approval of its British counterpart on the night of her death. The newspaper said U.S. officials assured Stevens the secretly recorded conversations shed no new light on her death. It said Stevens' report would also confirm claims Paul had been in the pay of the French intelligence services. British police declined comment on the BBC report or Stevens's investigation. The BBC reported that an unidentified source with access to the French investigation said within the last year French officials took a DNA profile from Paul's blood samples and matched it with the DNA ofhis parents, proving the samples had not been switched. Prof. Andre Lienhart, who reviewed the emergency services' response for the French investigation, told the program, called The Conspiracy Files, a key factor in the accident was Diana had not worn a seat belt. "What is certain is that she was not wearing a seat belt and this made things worse," Lienhart was quoted as saying in extracts screened Saturday. "We would like to think that if she had been wearing a seat belt, we'd have been able to save her." This week, a former judge who will preside over Diana's British inquest said preliminary hearings will be held in public and not in private, as had been planned, after a protest from Fayed's father Mohammed, who owns Harrods department store. The inquest, convened and then swiftly adjourned in 2004, is due to formally resume next year. Preliminary hearings will be held Jan. 8-9 at the Royal Courts of Justice. | ||
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MaNNeRDex
United States169 Posts
The cheese in the photo was my first attempt and the best cheese I ever tasted. While it's easy to forget what great cheeses taste like and easy to glorify one's own efforts, the point is, making cheese at home is just another of life's learning processes. While not a slapdash project nor immune to disasters, simple cheeses are no more difficult to make than bread. Cottage cheese can be made with equipment and raw materials found in any kitchen. More advanced cheeses require some additional equipment and raw materials but it can all be learned by anyone willing to make the effort. I would put it at about the same level of complexity as making beer or wine at home. | ||
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Orome
Switzerland11984 Posts
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ieatkids5
United States4628 Posts
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Kennigit
Canada19447 Posts
OMFG HE H@5 N1Nj@ 5K|llz!!!!!!! UNDA DA SEE!!!!!!!! | ||
Excalibur_Z
United States12281 Posts
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Kennigit
Canada19447 Posts
On December 09 2006 17:18 bsmd wrote: I have a global warming speech that has to be as close to 3 mins as possible.it has to be 2 pages long any good links or info i can get from? thx in advance OMG Loose Change is incredible!!!! did you know that the government made a conspiracy to like kill all the americans so that they can go to war and kill moore pplz>? lmaloas soooooo bad ass ^^ | ||
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Kennigit
Canada19447 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.gowump.com/wump-doc-p01.jpg) omg oprah married someone :o | ||
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dronebabo
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OctoPuSs
Canada5279 Posts
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DeadVessel
United States6269 Posts
Pope Julius II had intended that the war would curb Venetian influence in northern Italy, and had, to this end, created the League of Cambrai (named after Cambrai, where the negotiations took place), an alliance against the Republic that included, besides himself, Louis XII of France, Emperor Maximilian I, and Ferdinand I of Spain. Although the League was initially successful, friction between Julius and Louis caused it to collapse by 1510; Julius then allied himself with Venice against France. The Veneto-Papal alliance eventually expanded into the Holy League, which drove the French from Italy in 1512; disagreements about the division of the spoils, however, led Venice to abandon the alliance in favor of one with France. Under the leadership of Francis I, who had succeeded Louis to the throne, the French and Venetians would, through their victory at Marignano in 1515, regain the territory they had lost; the treaties of Noyon and Brussels, which ended the war the next year, would essentially return the map of Italy to the status quo of 1508. | ||
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fusionsdf
Canada15390 Posts
On December 09 2006 18:11 dronebabo wrote: LavenderGray (3 days ago) This is Satan's greatest victory. HAAADO GEI~! | ||
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alpskomleko
Slovenia950 Posts
Many ashtrays feature three notches at the edges, two of which correspond to the width of a cigarette and one to that of the diameter of a cigar. These notches serve as rests for the cigarette(s) or cigar while still burning. The simplest, most common ashtray design is that of a circle with a hollow cylindrical rim around a flat surface, similar to a drinking container such as a glass or cup but larger in diameter and much more shallow. However, this is not the only design of ashtrays: they are widespread homeware, therefore designs are plentiful and occasionally kitschy. Other variations include car ashtrays, and those in toilets or other public places, provided by councils for the purpose of keeping towns and cities clean. In Spain, some ashtrays consist of two interlocking parts, the bottom of which is filled with water to extinguish ash and mute its smell. Ashtrays are typically manufactured from glass, stoneware, porcelain or metals such as silver or aluminium; however, some are made of wood, marble, or clay. Some ashtrays are branded with the logo of a company (such as a cigarette manufacturer) for the purpose of promotion. Ashtrays of the late 1940s to early 1970s were freeform vehicles for Googie styling. As part of a table setting during the 1950s and 1960s, small personal ashtrays were commonly placed on the top right-hand side, behind the wine and water glasses. In countries with rapidly declining numbers of smokers, such as Sweden and others which have recent passed anti-smoking legislation, ashtrays are found in large quantities in second-hand shops and flea markets, seeing little demand. An ashtray filled with ash and butts is often used as a symbol in marketing and public information for bad health and unhealthy lifestyle. | ||
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Meta
United States6228 Posts
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StarN
United States2587 Posts
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