nasska (5,524) Says:
January 20th, 2013 at 8:22 pm
I was chatting to my neighbour Abdul this morning about his wife.

“I just wish she had bigger tits,” he said.

“Give her time, mate,” I replied, “She’s only 12

This is pretty incredible stuff. You will note they are mostly from christian countries. Check out the number from the bible thumping USA, aged ten. The list of child pregnancies begins at five years old.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_youngest_birth_mothers

Good gawd…

I wouldn’t have picked starboard/liabors a joke as a Cleo reader. Just proves you can’t judge a book by its cover…

The barman was crushed to death

“I just wish she had bigger tits,” he said.

“Give her time, mate,” I replied, “She’s only 12.”

On the day the pro-gun rights rallies were being held across the country, five people were wounded in accidents at three gun shows.

Three people were hurt when a 12-gauge shotgun discharged as its owner opened its case at the entrance to a show in North Carolina. Two others were wounded when guns went off accidentally at gun shows in Ohio and Indiana. None of the day’s injuries was life-threatening.

Really? How many people were injured in vehicle accidents across America over the same period? Is that somehow newsworthy justification for restricting access to cars?

People can argue for or against according to their position, but if the gun control supporters are going to try to bolster their argument with ‘news’ such as this then they are heading for another defeat.

However real life actual women don’t find me such an offensive misogynistic arsehole. (I mostly get that from bitter harpies and doormats who play the White Knight and are famously unlucky with the ladies.) As a result, I have my hands full thanks

Ref: https://www.dropbox.com/s/5j7q9k4eh85h26h/Taliban.gif

http://www.americanthinker.com/2012/10/are_obamas_1961_newspaper_birth_announcements_fake.html

PS The 2 origins to the story appear to be the claim that John McCain was not American born (tit for tat party politics) and the Obama pose in his early political career as someone making it in America. Thus the emphasis on a Kenyan father and life in Indonesia in the background story.

One wonders if the Aucklander hosting this blog might one day have similar problems.

Oh BTW. The first post with Spc’s quote was in reference to the link on Goebkli tepe not the Skull.

It has nothing to do with a persons knowledge about the skull, it’s about putting to rest suspicion otherwise it’s suspect and since it is a physical object it can be tested with better more modern techniques and if it turns up to be the real deal then think of the amount of media coverage it will get and the new acolytes to the thousands of waiting energy field QM adherents. I’m not joking they’re out there.

We can’t test Atlantis but one theory I do like is that it was located in the Altiplano in South America.

You’re now a bona fide ‘mover & shaker’…

http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/8199529/People-of-Influence-and-Effect-in-2013

“Maori now have a special place in Antarctica.

At a ceremony in sub zero temperatures on the ice this morning Ngai Tahu leader Sir Mark Solomon unveiled a totara carving or pouwhenua. It stands behind the iconic Scott Base sign, which has also been given a new Maori look.
Sir Mark says he’s loving his time on the ice.”

What now, do they own the snow and ice there too? I hope I didn’t pay for his fare down there, or did he arrive by waka so his claim will appear more genuine.

So birth certificates, short and long and the Hawaii newspaper anouncement of his birth – the existence of his mother and life with her and the grandparents are all what part of … some conspiracy … to deny his real birth outside of the USA as someone else?

Reid, belief does not make one an expert on conspiracy theories.

Yeah belief does make him an expert. I mean, what else would qualify him, in the absence of evidence?

But I enjoy Reid’s posts and hopes he keeps it up. He may spot something (one day) that others have missed.