Search for kids' TV programme Yo Gabba Gabba (apparently there's live shows at Westfield), I got this, somewhat inappropriate ad. Whoops.
Now I'm willing to concede that Muno looks like a giant gnobbly dildo and Fufa a friendly pink butt plug, so I suppose it's a reasonable mistake to make.
titch of sydney Posted at 2:40 AM Todayto the critic open your eyes alot more iraquis would have died at the hands of the taliban regime if we did not intervene
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Only the smartest make it through the filter at news.com.au
I know the feeling. I bet this sign went up on a Tuesday.
This is a house around the corner on Illawarra Road that had an open house on Saturday, so we went and had a sticky. Turns out it's a house I lived in for two weeks about fifteen years ago. As I was moving into the house, I noticed a copy uniform jacket hanging on a hook by the front door. I asked my new flatmate whose that was and it turns out her boyfriend was a cop, and he stayed most nights. That hadn't come up when I was deciding whether to move in! I immediately started looking and was out two weeks later.
Comment #56 on issue 1180 by bryce.boley: Email app does not display inline images
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=1180
So my ex-girlfriend sent me some really hot photos of herself. Much to my dismay.. I fucking couldn't view them on this fucking phone.. (evo). What the fuck? I thought I had something wrong in settings.. increased download size... tried sending to another email account.. nothing. Ironically my pos palm pre (it's still on and connected through WiFi) has no problem at all viewing online attachments. So I "googled" it and here I am. I don't know what the hell they do on the Google campus.. but it's not email development for the Android phones. All these fucking never-been-laid nerds at Google need to understand the importance of a woman sending you provocative photos of herself as inline attachments. Let me make a suggestion.. buy palm.. keep their software developers.. fire yous.
Sadly it's already been deleted, but hopefully that means some Googlers will finally look at the bug. It's a pretty lame bug on their high-profile device, for their high-profile service.
iii) 'Blessed are those who dig in the earth and profiteth from the treasure therein, for they shall see me afterwards.
xiv) For Gough begat Malcolm and Malcolm begat Bob. And Bob begat Paul, although this was attended not by the cherubim or the seraphim but by both argy and bargy.
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Brilliant!
When I think of portable generators I always think of one-legged women in S&M gear. I mean, duh.
