has alink to a fashion show that where one of the models is compared to a hobbit(I thought it was interesting)
and in other news my brother told me something along the lines that a Yakuza boss was trying to get Bob Sapp(the same one who is going to be in the Devilman movie) to marry his daughter who is 16. My brother lost the link, but i thought it was funny.
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Gen
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"Re(1):Mutants, Hobbits, and other news of the"
, posted Thu 15 Jan 12:43:
quote: I was over at the drudgereport and saw some interesting things
has alink to a fashion show that where one of the models is compared to a hobbit(I thought it was interesting)
and in other news my brother told me something along the lines that a Yakuza boss was trying to get Bob Sapp(the same one who is going to be in the Devilman movie) to marry his daughter who is 16. My brother lost the link, but i thought it was funny.
" "I would like to get into Moscow"s medical academy of Sechenov. However, I do not think that I will be able to pay for my studies- 70,000 rubles annually. Not even my gift can help me in these matters," says Natasha. "
Spoiler (Highlight to view) - I bet she could IF IT WAS REAL!
End of Spoiler
Yakuzish princess and Bob Sapp? heh.
[this message was edited by Gen on Thu 15 Jan 13:27]
CrazyMike
824th Post
Red Carpet Regular Member+
"Re(2):Mutants, Hobbits, and other news of the"
, posted Thu 15 Jan 14:40:
LOL Pravda always posts utter BS articles like this. These are worthy of the Enquirer. The irony is Pravda translates as "Truth" in Russian, and during the Soviet era, was the most popular paper. Of course Russians used to joke that it was hardly "truth" and was just propaganda.
Edit: Heres another one of their silly stories
UFO's, Nazis, and Antarctica http://english.pravda.ru/main/2002/11/29/40124.html
[this message was edited by CrazyMike on Thu 15 Jan 14:43]
Mozex 240th Post
Frequent Customer
"Re(3):Mutants, Hobbits, and other news of the"
, posted Thu 15 Jan 17:56
quote:The irony is Pravda translates as "Truth" in Russian, and during the Soviet era, was the most popular paper. Of course Russians used to joke that it was hardly "truth" and was just propaganda.
Pravda was THE paper, other than illegal underground papers I don't believe there was any other choice.
"Mutants, Hobbits, and other news of the day" 
