Lets Paint The Kettle Black,Do You Have A Bitch On Whats Going On Around The Site Or Any Thing Negative To Report

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  1. Ripper

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    ddp said to you in the sig thread that it was infact complaints he was getting via PM about your sig as to the making you change it.

    Haha. No, I just have a social life which makes up for the fact I don't need to watch porn. Slutty = bad IMO

    Of course, coming from the person who, about 20 pages back, moaned about how he couldnt smoke pot for a day or two cos you were grounded or something?!

    My bitch;

    I have a headache/hangover from last night and am going back to bed in about 30 mins after I've got some food.



     
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    I also have a slight headache this moring from a party last night. But no time to waste, got to get ready for my first Mardi Gras parade of 2007 tonight. And I'm not the designated driver. Whoopee!

    BEADS TO ALL!
     
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    Mardi Gras = LOL

    I'm going out again tonight also; friends bday party XD
     
  4. ireland

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    Hangover Ratings Guide

    One-Star Hangover: No pain. No real feeling of illness. Your sleep last night was a mere disco nap which is giving you a whole lot of misplaced energy. Be glad that you are able to function relatively well. However, you are still parched. You can drink 10 sodas and still feel this way. Even vegetarians are craving a steak bomb and a side of gravy fries from any truck stop USA.


    Two-Star Hangover: No pain. Something is definitely amiss. You may look okay but you have the attention span and mental capacity of a staple gun. The coffee you chug to try and remain focused is only exacerbating your rumbling gut, which is craving a rootie tootie fresh and fruity pancake breakfast from IHOP. Last night has wreaked havoc on your bowels and even though you have a nice demeanor about the office, you are costing your employer valuable money because all you really can handle is surfing internet porn and writing junk e-mails.


    Thee-Star Hangover: Slight headache. Stomach feels crappy. You are definitely a space shot and so not productive. You have the attention span of a gnat. Anytime a girl walks by you gag because her perfume reminds you of the random gin shots you did with your alcoholic friends after the bouncer 86'd you at 3:45 a.m. Life would be better right now if you were in your bed with a dozen donuts and a meatball sub watching the E! fashion awards. You've had 4 cups of coffee, a gallon of water, 3 Snapples and a liter of Diet Coke - yet you haven't peed once.


    Four-Star Hangover: Life sucks. Your head is throbbing and you can't speak too quickly or else you might puke. Your boss has already lambasted you for being late and has given you a lecture for reeking of booze. You wore nice clothes, but that can't hide the fact that you missed an oh-so crucial spot shaving, (girls, it looks like you put your make-up on while riding the bumper cars) your teeth have sweaters, your eyes look like one big vein and your hair style makes you look like a reject from the class picture of Revere High, '76. You would shoot your mother for one or all of the following:
    1. The clock to strike 6pm
    2. The entire appetizer list from TGI Fridays
    3. A time machine so you could go back and NOT have gone out the night before.


    Five-Star Hangover (a/k/a Dante's 4th Circle of Hell): You have a second heartbeat in your head (exacerbated by 6 bouts of the dry heaves) which is actually annoying the employee who sits in the next cube. Vodka vapor is seeping out of every pour and making you dizzy. You still have toothpaste crust in the corners of your mouth from brushing your teeth. Your body has lost the ability to generate saliva, so your tongue is suffocating you. You'd cry but that would take the last of the moisture left in your body. Death seems pretty good right now. Your boss doesn't even get mad at you and your co-workers think that your dog just died because you look so pathetic. You should have called in sick because, let's face it, all you can manage to do is bitch about your state - which is a mystery to you because you definitely don't remember who you were with, where you were, what you drank and why there is a stranger still sleeping in your bed, unaccompanied, at your house. The only thing you can do is pass out. It's when you wake up a few hours later with a lesser star hangover that you eat a large pizza, an order of Kung Pao Chicken, a ham and cheese omelet and a batch of Rice Krispie Treats.
     
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    Hahah ^^

    V good ireland ;-)
     
  6. ireland

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    time for a joke

    CURIOUS GEORGE



    A man traveling by plane and in urgent need to use the men's room is nervously tapping his foot on the floor of the aircraft. Each time he tried the men's room door, it was "OCCUPIED". The stewardess, aware of his predicament suggested that he go ahead and use the ladies room, but cautioned him against using any of the buttons inside. The buttons were marked "WW, WA, PP and ATR".

    Making the mistake that so many men make in disregarding the importance of what a woman says, the man let his curiosity get the best of him and decided to try the buttons anyway.

    He carefully pressed the first button marked "WW" and immediately warm water sprayed all over his entire bottom. He thought, "WOW, the women really have it made!"

    Still curious, he pressed the button marked "WA" and a gentle breeze of warm air quickly dried his hind quarters. He thought that was out of this world! The button marked "PP" yielded a large powder puff which delicately applied a soft talc to his rear.

    Well, naturally he couldn't resist the last button marked "ATR".

    When he woke up in the hospital he panicked and buzzed for the nurse. When she appeared, he cried out, "What happened to me?! The last thing I remember is I was in the ladies room on a business trip!"

    The nurse replied, "Yes, you were having a great time until you pressed the "ATR" button which stands for Automatic Tampon Remover... Your penis is under your pillow!"
     
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    Lmfao - that's a good one ;-)
     
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    something to think about


    If whales can communicate by telepathy, why can't humans?

    Asked by Amy Iverson of Terrey Hills, NSW, Australia

    Whales possess a form of communication that allows them to signal other whales hundreds of miles away. Some experts say it is indeed a form of telepathy. Does human telepathy exist? Is there scientific evidence for this particular form of extra-sensory perception (ESP)?

    Certainly if human telepathy existed we could explain many weird human experiences. Telepathy would account for, according to a recent newspaper account, a mother "saw" her daughter miles away roll her car over in a traffic accident and "saw" her daughter injured and trapped within the wreckage. It would explain the Australian woman who "felt" her mother die suddenly at the precise moment she passed away half way around the world in London. Telepathy would explain many strange little happenings such as these, or even something that is very common: we hear the telephone ring and we know who's ringing before we pick up the phone.

    The fact remains that there is no scientific proof that human telepathy exists.

    Telepathy means direct communication from one mind to another. It refers to the supposed ability to perceive the thoughts of others without the use of recognised senses. The term was first used in 1882 by psychologist, F W Myers.

    If telepathy existed, it would dramatically violate several established laws of physics. For instance, with telepathy, it doesn't seem to matter how far apart two people are or how many other people there are in between them when the "communication" takes place. The messages seem to be able to span great distances, slide around corners, penetrate walls, and travel under water. The process does not seem to be strictly bound by time either.

    Those who have attempted to account for so-called telepathic experiences usually cite one of two explanations.

    The first is the Radio Wave Theory. According to this idea, telepathy works like radio waves. People often speak of "vibes" as though there were telepathic "brain-waves" going from one person to another. The problem with this theory is that if there were some kind of wave, we ought to be able to detect it coming from people's brains. But we cannot. The brain's electrical activity can be detected at best only a few centimeters away from the skull. There would also need to be a "vibes" transmitter in one brain and a "vibes" receiver in the other brain. No sign of either has ever been detected in any human brain. Also, the strength of the "signal" ought to decay with distance. But it seems it does not.

    The second is the Timeless/Spaceless Psychic Field theory. According to this idea, there is some unknown "psychic field" in which the impressions of every thought are stored for all time. Telepathy involves somehow picking-up these vibes from this psychic field.

    However, no evidence for any such psychic field has ever been discovered. Furthermore, if it did, we would be inundated with the trillions of thoughts left behind by every human who ever existed - everyone from Alexander the Great to Hitler's tailor.

    It is inconceivable to imagine how one brain could pick up only those messages it needed and ignore all the rest. And if it could select which messages to read, what would be the basis for the selection? What brain mechanism would be employed for this, etc.?

    Scientists have attempted to obtain evidence for telepathy. A pioneer in this effort was Joseph Banks Rhine of Duke University. In 1927, Rhine began conducting what are still considered the most famous experiments in this area. Rhine tested hundreds of people using cards specially designed by his colleague, Karl Zener. These so-called ESP cards consisted of a deck of 25, five each with one of five figures on its face (a star, a cross, a square, a circle, or three wavy lines). After the cards were shuffled, subjects attempted to correctly guess the figure on the card after the figure was mentally "sent" to them by a person looking at it. The number of correct responses was then compared to chance. Through years of experiments, neither "senders" nor "receivers" of telepathic messages were ever discovered to be performing beyond chance. Hence the verdict: Telepathy doesn't exist.

    Today, the effort continues to prove telepathy's existence. Dr Mario Varvoglis of the Institut Metapsychique International in Paris has since the late 1970s used the Galvanic Skin Response Detector (a machine that detects physiological changes) in experiments similar to Rhine's.

    Varvoglis claims that during "sending periods" (when an attempt is being made to mentally send a message), the GSR levels are higher in the receiver than during "relax periods" (when no attempt is being made).

    Varvoglis maintains that this indicates that the body may be receiving a message, but the brain is unable to pick it up unless the psychological conditions are perfect. Furthermore, Varvoglis argues that when a dream-like state is induced in a receiver (in what is called the Gansfeld state), a statistically significant better performance in the card guessing task results from most subjects - beyond chance.

    Science cannot completely rule out such unusual forms of human communication. As we learn more about the brain, perhaps we will one day uncover the full extent of our brain's communicative ability. Perhaps we do have some ability of which we are now totally unaware. Perhaps we are now incapable of utilising this ability, but if the precise conditions emerge, the ability will emerge.

    For example, we might indeed "see" our child in danger if such factors as emotion are necessary to come into play making such unusual communication possible. Perhaps this ability shows itself fleetingly, only to hide again in our bodies and brains because conditions are not precise enough to allow a re-appearance.

    While science says no to human telepathy now, perhaps there is much more to learn. Perhaps the whales may "communicate" a new truth someday.

    Stephen Juan, Ph.D. is an anthropologist at the University of Sydney. Email your Odd Body questions to s.juan@edfac.usyd.edu.au
    http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/02/10/the_odd_body_whales_telepathy/
     
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    ANOTHER TWIST TO THE STORY

    BY MICHELLE CARUSO and CORKY SIEMASZKO
    DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITERS

    Old man and the seed?

    Anna's baby girl may be from sperm her
    husband had frozen before he died at 90

    nna Nicole Smith's death became even more bizarre than her life yesterday as a series of bombshell revelations uncovered an ever-growing web of sexual intrigue - including the startling claim that her late billionaire husband may be the father of her infant daughter.

    The stunning disclosure comes in a no-holds-barred manuscript written by her half-sister Donna Hogan obtained exclusively by the Daily News.

    Hogan alleges that her sister froze the sperm of 90-year-old J. Howard Marshall years ago, and believes she may have used it to become pregnant.

    The revelation topped even the unseemly paternity suit that raged in a Los Angeles court less than 24 hours after Smith's death.

    The former Playmate's live-in companion and her former boyfriend Larry Birkhead both claim they are the father of baby Dannielynn - the little girl who could inherit up to half of Marshall's $1.6 billion fortune.

    They weren't the only ones laying claim to Dannielynn yesterday.

    Smith's mother, Vergie Arthur, flew to the Bahamas yesterday to see her grandchild for the first time. The infant had been left with friends in the Bahamas.

    And amid all the legal maneuvering, Zsa Zsa Gabor's wacky husband, Prince Frederic von Anhalt, made the bizarre claim that he fathered Smith's daughter. A publicist for Gabor, 90, said von Anhalt was full of it.

    But even the battle to be named the father of Dannielynn was overshadowed by the claims in Donna Hogan's unpublished manuscript.

    In the aptly named "Train Wreck" - written with author Stacy Brown - Hogan says: "I wouldn't be shocked at all if it's J. Howard's. She saved his sperm after all and that maybe [sic] her trump card in her fight to get the old man's estate."

    Depicting her half-sister as ever calculating, Hogan wrote that Smith was "seeing into the future. ... She takes Howard in to have his sperm tested. When the results show that he is still fertile, she has a quantity of his sperm frozen."

    Hogan wrote that when her half-sister announced to the world she was pregnant, she declined to name the father.

    "To her family, she hinted that she had used the old man's frozen sperm, and would be giving birth to Howard Marshall's child," the manuscript claims.

    Later in the book while discussing the paternity fight, Hogan unleashed one of her many scathing descriptions of her half-sister.

    "That's my sister for you. That b---h probably doesn't even know who the father is. Soon she'll probably say it's J. Howard's," Hogan wrote.

    Hogan could not be reached for comment yesterday, but in an interview with "Inside Edition" she said, "I don't want people to talk about the crazy stuff. ... I want them to remember her for being full of life."

    Nevertheless, Hogan describes a campaign by Smith to marry the aging oil baron and then the cold hearted way she treated her "Paw Paw" after the ring was on her finger.

    Hogan, who uses Smith's given name Vickie in the manuscript, wrote that her sister met "Old Man Howard" at a Houston strip club called Gigi's, where Smith worked as a stripper and the wheelchair-bound geriatric was a regular.

    "For several weeks, she played hard to get, before agreeing to grant him special favors outside the club," she wrote.

    Smith married Marshall in 1994 when she was 26 and he was 89 - over the objections of the oil man's son, E. Pierce Marshall.

    After the wedding, however, she treated her husband like a dog.

    "She refused to allow him to lie next to her, stating that he would urinate in bed," Hogan he wrote.

    Smith tore through Marshall's finances accumulating jewelry, houses, luxury cars while cheating on him "with household servants, girlfriends and married men."

    She would leave him for weeks at a time, refuse to return his many phone calls, and when she did spend time with him, Smith was often oblivious to his frailties.

    Once, Smith dragged Marshall out to dinner even though he was ill and "left J. Howard in his wheelchair in the rain."

    But when Marshall finally had enough, Smith scampered back "to ensure her place as heiress to his fortune."

    "Do you miss your rosebuds?" Smith said at one encounter with breasts bared and a tape recorder running, Hogan wrote.

    "Train Wreck" states that Marshall "clearly loved Vickie," and that he called her almost daily, calls she generally ignored. She didn't even visit the old man for the last month of his life.

    At the end, Marshall had had enough.

    "On the night before he died, J. Howard refused Vickie's phone call. He died tired of Vickie," Hogan wrote.

    Marshall's death in 1995 set off a court battle for his $1.6 billion estate that continues to this day.

    The bitter legal war with Marshall's son lasted a decade, but it immediately became a fierce fight over every little detail of Marshall's life - even his remains.

    The son and widow went to court over who got possession of Marshall's ashes and they decided to split the ashes - what Hogan calls a "half-ash settlement."

    Originally published on February 9, 2007
    http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/496332p-418242c.html
     
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    Hey, I see my thread on that list. I wrote a public apology for that. I even wrote to delete the thread if deemed necessary. And I once again apologize for even thinking about being on this site while high.

    I was in a bad way at the time and I guess I thought some conversation would be a nice way to calm down. So please don't penalize me for my past mistakes; let alone mistakes made on a website.

    I love the bud and it has been a helping hand in rough times, but never a crutch.

     
  12. aabbccdd

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    Estuansis, its not a problem

    my point is that Dope/Drinking etc. threads fly in here but NOT a Victoria Secret Model as a sig i mean thats makes no sense anyway you slice it. and noone can make sense of it.


    only thing i can figure out is alot of people around here like Dope more than Pretty Girls LMAO!!!!

    but again theres no use beating a dead horse about it because thats the way its going to be around here.at least they give us a thread to bitch about it lol
     
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  13. janrocks

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    Well there is a serious case of double standards in play.. While I'm sure nobody would object to somebody posting a picture like this [​IMG] I'm pretty sure this
    [​IMG]
    will cause howls of indignation from all the pre-pubescent boys here.

    These are supposed to be technical forums, not a soft porn photo gallery!!

    I dislike the way the semi nude female body is exploited by business to sell everything from cars to pet foods. It's offensive, sexist and demeaning. Anyway, it's about time we saw some nice man-flesh on afterdawn.. strike one for the girls ;-)
     
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    janrocks,thats because theres only about 4 or 5 girls that i know of that post regularly here.and i don't think most girls are that hung up like most guys are about looks/pics. etc. remember were visual creatures lol. so you girls need to gang up on us guys huh. but glad to see you posting again if you decide to stay this time
     
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    ye members that are under 18 in the states,HAVE A READ OF THIS STORY


    Teens Prosecuted For Racy Photos
    Posted by kdawson on Saturday February 10, @03:08PM
    from the protecting-from-whom? dept.
    Censorship
    An anonymous reader writes with a story on CNet about two teens who were prosecuted under anti-child-porn laws in Florida for having made and emailed racy photos of each other. Both were under 18 years old, so the resulting pictures are clearly illegal; but the teens' intent was not to share the pictures with anyone else. An appeals court majority opinion found that emailing the photos from one of the kids to the other was a careless act that should, it seems, bring down the full weight of the law. A minority opinion argued that the laws were intended to protect children from exploitative adults, not from other children.


    Police blotter: Teens prosecuted for racy photos

    READ THE TOTAL STORY HERTE
    http://news.com.com/Police+blotter+...y+photos/2100-1030_3-6157857.html?tag=newsmap
     
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    AS THIS BILL CAN BE FOR ALL IMAGES IF THIS GOES THROUGH IN THE UNITED STATES,THAT MIGHT MEAN ANY PIXS IN OUR SHOUT BOX OR SIG AND PIXS WE POST ON THE SITE WILL END..I KNOW THIS BILL IS FOR CHILD PORN,THE BILL IS TO BROAD


    Senator to propose surveillance of illegal images


    By Declan McCullagh
    Staff Writer, CNET News.com
    Published: February 7, 2007, 4:00 AM PST
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    Senator to propose surveillance of illegal images A forthcoming bill in the U.S. Senate lays the groundwork for a national database of illegal images that Internet service providers would use to automatically flag and report suspicious content to police.

    The proposal, which Sen. John McCain is planning to introduce on Wednesday, also would require ISPs and perhaps some Web sites to alert the government of any illegal images of real or "cartoon" minors. Failure to do would be punished by criminal penalties including fines of up to $300,000.

    The Arizona Republican claims that his proposal, a draft of which was obtained by CNET News.com, will aid in investigations of child pornographers. It will "enhance the current system for Internet service providers to report online child pornography on their systems, making the failure to report child pornography a federal crime," a statement from his office said.

    To announce his proposal, McCain has scheduled an afternoon press conference on Capitol Hill with Sen. Chuck Schumer, a New York Democrat; John Walsh, host of America's Most Wanted; and Lauren Nelson, who holds the title of Miss America 2007.

    Civil libertarians worry that the proposed legislation goes too far and could impose unreasonable burdens on anyone subject to the new regulations. And Internet companies worry about the compliance costs and argue that an existing law that requires reporting of illicit images is sufficient.

    The Securing Adolescents from Exploitation-Online Act (PDF) states ISPs that obtain "actual knowledge" of illegal images must make an exhaustive report including the date, time, offending content, any personal information about the user, and his Internet Protocol address. That report is sent to local or federal police by way of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. The center received $32.6 million in tax dollars in 2005, according to its financial disclosure documents.

    Afterward, the center is authorized to compile that information into a form that can be sent back to ISPs and used to assemble a database of "unique identification numbers generated from the data contained in the image file." That could be a unique ID created by a hash function, which yields something akin to a digital fingerprint of a file.

    Details on how the system would work are missing from McCain's legislation and are left to the center and ISPs. But one method would include ISPs automatically scanning e-mail and instant messaging attachments and flagging any matches.

    The so-called SAFE Act is revised from an earlier version (PDF) that McCain introduced in December.

    Instead of specifying that all commercial Web sites and personal blogs must report illegal images, the requirement has been narrowed. Now, anyone offering a "service which provides to users thereof the ability to send or receive wire or electronic communications" must comply.

    Most courts have interpreted that language to apply only to ISPs. But it could be interpreted as sweeping in instant messaging providers and Web-based e-mail systems like Microsoft's Hotmail and Yahoo Mail. A 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals opinion that dealt with an airline reservation system, for instance, concluded that "American, through Sabre, is a provider of wire or electronic communication service."

    The list of offenses that must be reported includes child exploitation, selling a minor for sexual purposes and using "misleading" domain names to trick someone into viewing illegal material. It also covers obscene images of minors including ones in a "drawing, cartoon, sculpture, or painting." (The language warns that it is not necessary "that the minor depicted actually exist.")

    ISPs are already required under federal law to report child pornography sightings. Current law includes fines of up to $300,000 but no criminal liability.

    Another section of the draft bill says that anyone convicted of certain child exploitation-related offenses who also used the "Internet to commit the violation" will get an extra 10 years in prison.

    That would dramatically raise sentences for a whole swath of crimes that do not involve adults having sex with minors. The Justice Department, for instance, indicted an Alabama man in November on child pornography charges because he took modeling photographs of clothed minors with their parents' consent and posted them online. The images were overly "provocative" and therefore illegal, a federal prosecutor asserted.

    Marv Johnson, a legislative counsel with the American Civil Liberties Union, said the extra 10 years in prison was an odd requirement because the Internet is not inherently dangerous like a firearm. Rather, he said, the bill proposes to punish someone for using a perfectly legal item or service in an illegal way.

    "It would be like punishing someone additionally for driving a car in the commission of an offense," Johnson said.

    The proposed SAFE Act is not related to the 2003 SAFE Act, which stood for Security and Freedom Ensured Act, the 1997 SAFE Act, which stood for Security and Freedom Through Encryption, or the 1998 SAFE Act, which stood for Safety Advancement for Employees.
    http://news.com.com/Senator+to+prop...images/2100-1028_3-6156976.html?tag=nefd.lede
     
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    DDP I MADE YE A NEW WOLVES CHEWING OUT PIX TO USE..

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    Good thread, as I was watching my wife was behind me and we both saw the bus by ireland, we both almost fell of the floor, we cracked up so hard our heads hurt, I had to paste that sucker and sent it to my friends, my wife knows nothing of computers and asked me what moderators were for, I said thier like cops patroling to see nobody gets out of hand, knowing how much she hates cops before she flew off the handle I said this guy ireland is ok, i've been on enough treads to never see this guy never be petty like some others.

    My wife asked whats his name, I said we don't give out names everybody uses a different handle, said he calls himself ireland, thats why he's ok she says he must be Irish and of course she is, I'm Ukranian and we get into battles on who's better all the time, lol. even when my kids are asked what they are they are only allowed to say thier Irish lol, she says she's from the crazy Irish side, I don't care, I love my crazy Irish baby doll no matter what, even tough she can be a b%$#th, lol.
     
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    LMAO cool pic
     
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    oh forgot, sorry, aabbccdd, never ever stop your ariana sigs, they make my day, you know that even my own wife says she's beautiful you know you got a winner.
     
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