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Joey wrote:



Well tie me up and call me ' Suzi ' .



Let me tell ya , it is never , NEVER to cold to poop .


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Phew !



Brown Stinky(s)

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fireontheplatter wrote:


pizza with roni is damn good brain food.

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TampabayStone wrote:
I'm thinking about taking a (HOT) shower.

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glencar wrote:
Somebody was lied to at an early age...

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fireontheplatter wrote:

and who would that be?

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Zack wrote:


Chillin' in Vermont for three months. Temp's a balmy 9 this morning. Was minus two last night. Hey, gas is fucking expensive now!

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Zack wrote:


Um, you.

In other news, I'm out of Sri Lanka! Just in time before the whole country goes up in flames.

Chillin' in Vermont for three months. Temp's a balmy 9 this morning. Was minus two last night. Hey, gas is fucking expensive now!

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Heavy fighting in Sri Lanka's Jaffna as military claims 48 killed

COLOMBO (AFP) — Fierce fighting erupted in northern Sri Lanka as government forces mounted a fresh push into territory held by Tiger rebels and said 48 people were killed in new clashes.

Security forces launched a pre-dawn assault against a defence line of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) in the Jaffna peninsula and smashed at least two dozen guerrilla bunkers, the defence ministry said.

It said 15 rebels were killed and more than 30 wounded while the military suffered two soldiers dead and nine wounded.

"Troops launched a multi-pronged surprise assault at LTTE positions ahead of Nagarkovil defences (in Jaffna peninsula)... forcing terrorists to flee with soaring casualties," the defence ministry statement said.

However, the Tigers said they beat back the military offensive and pushed the security forces to their original positions.

The Tigers, in a statement published in the pro-rebel Puthinam.com website, said they killed three government soldiers and wounded more than a dozen during a 45-minute battle. The rebels said they did not suffer any losses.

Elsewhere, the rebels lost 31 cadres in fighting across Vavuniya, Mannar and Weli Oya, all in the northern area of the mainland, on Sunday, the defence ministry said.

The Tigers placed their losses in the Mannar area at three killed on Sunday and said they had inflicted heavy casualties on government forces.

Since the start of this month, the Sri Lanka defence ministry has claimed it has killed 551 rebels against just 24 government soldiers dead.

Army chief Sarath Fonseka said at the beginning of the year that the military planned to eliminate the estimated 3,000 cadres of the LTTE in the first six months of the year, or 500 rebels a month.

The military's claims cannot be independently checked as no journalists or rights groups have access to the embattled areas.

The fighting came after the military accused the Tigers of killing at least 10 civilians late Thursday in the relatively calm south. A roadside bomb last Wednesday killed 27 bus passengers.

At least 46 civilians have been killed in rebel attacks since the start of January, according to military statements.

Sri Lanka formally ended a six-year peace truce with the Tamil Tiger rebels last week, accusing the guerrillas of using the Oslo-brokered pact to re-arm and strike military and civilian targets.

Tens of thousands of people have been killed since the LTTE launched a separatist campaign in 1972 to carve out an independent homeland for minority Tamils in the island's north and east.

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Zack wrote:


Um, you.

In other news, I'm out of Sri Lanka! Just in time before the whole country goes up in flames.

Chillin' in Vermont for three months. Temp's a balmy 9 this morning. Was minus two last night. Hey, gas is fucking expensive now!

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Heavy fighting in Sri Lanka's Jaffna as military claims 48 killed

COLOMBO (AFP) — Fierce fighting erupted in northern Sri Lanka as government forces mounted a fresh push into territory held by Tiger rebels and said 48 people were killed in new clashes.

Security forces launched a pre-dawn assault against a defence line of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) in the Jaffna peninsula and smashed at least two dozen guerrilla bunkers, the defence ministry said.

It said 15 rebels were killed and more than 30 wounded while the military suffered two soldiers dead and nine wounded.

"Troops launched a multi-pronged surprise assault at LTTE positions ahead of Nagarkovil defences (in Jaffna peninsula)... forcing terrorists to flee with soaring casualties," the defence ministry statement said.

However, the Tigers said they beat back the military offensive and pushed the security forces to their original positions.

The Tigers, in a statement published in the pro-rebel Puthinam.com website, said they killed three government soldiers and wounded more than a dozen during a 45-minute battle. The rebels said they did not suffer any losses.

Elsewhere, the rebels lost 31 cadres in fighting across Vavuniya, Mannar and Weli Oya, all in the northern area of the mainland, on Sunday, the defence ministry said.

The Tigers placed their losses in the Mannar area at three killed on Sunday and said they had inflicted heavy casualties on government forces.

Since the start of this month, the Sri Lanka defence ministry has claimed it has killed 551 rebels against just 24 government soldiers dead.

Army chief Sarath Fonseka said at the beginning of the year that the military planned to eliminate the estimated 3,000 cadres of the LTTE in the first six months of the year, or 500 rebels a month.

The military's claims cannot be independently checked as no journalists or rights groups have access to the embattled areas.

The fighting came after the military accused the Tigers of killing at least 10 civilians late Thursday in the relatively calm south. A roadside bomb last Wednesday killed 27 bus passengers.

At least 46 civilians have been killed in rebel attacks since the start of January, according to military statements.

Sri Lanka formally ended a six-year peace truce with the Tamil Tiger rebels last week, accusing the guerrillas of using the Oslo-brokered pact to re-arm and strike military and civilian targets.

Tens of thousands of people have been killed since the LTTE launched a separatist campaign in 1972 to carve out an independent homeland for minority Tamils in the island's north and east.

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Zack wrote:
I promised I was going to leave you alone, didn't I. I am am man of my word. Never mind.

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TomL wrote:
LJ touch your pee pee to stay warm.

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LadyJane wrote:


Check your email ASAP you fucking maniac!

LJ.

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Zack wrote:


Um, you.

In other news, I'm out of Sri Lanka! Just in time before the whole country goes up in flames.

Chillin' in Vermont for three months. Temp's a balmy 9 this morning. Was minus two last night. Hey, gas is fucking expensive now!

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Heavy fighting in Sri Lanka's Jaffna as military claims 48 killed

COLOMBO (AFP) — Fierce fighting erupted in northern Sri Lanka as government forces mounted a fresh push into territory held by Tiger rebels and said 48 people were killed in new clashes.

Security forces launched a pre-dawn assault against a defence line of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) in the Jaffna peninsula and smashed at least two dozen guerrilla bunkers, the defence ministry said.

It said 15 rebels were killed and more than 30 wounded while the military suffered two soldiers dead and nine wounded.

"Troops launched a multi-pronged surprise assault at LTTE positions ahead of Nagarkovil defences (in Jaffna peninsula)... forcing terrorists to flee with soaring casualties," the defence ministry statement said.

However, the Tigers said they beat back the military offensive and pushed the security forces to their original positions.

The Tigers, in a statement published in the pro-rebel Puthinam.com website, said they killed three government soldiers and wounded more than a dozen during a 45-minute battle. The rebels said they did not suffer any losses.

Elsewhere, the rebels lost 31 cadres in fighting across Vavuniya, Mannar and Weli Oya, all in the northern area of the mainland, on Sunday, the defence ministry said.

The Tigers placed their losses in the Mannar area at three killed on Sunday and said they had inflicted heavy casualties on government forces.

Since the start of this month, the Sri Lanka defence ministry has claimed it has killed 551 rebels against just 24 government soldiers dead.

Army chief Sarath Fonseka said at the beginning of the year that the military planned to eliminate the estimated 3,000 cadres of the LTTE in the first six months of the year, or 500 rebels a month.

The military's claims cannot be independently checked as no journalists or rights groups have access to the embattled areas.

The fighting came after the military accused the Tigers of killing at least 10 civilians late Thursday in the relatively calm south. A roadside bomb last Wednesday killed 27 bus passengers.

At least 46 civilians have been killed in rebel attacks since the start of January, according to military statements.

Sri Lanka formally ended a six-year peace truce with the Tamil Tiger rebels last week, accusing the guerrillas of using the Oslo-brokered pact to re-arm and strike military and civilian targets.

Tens of thousands of people have been killed since the LTTE launched a separatist campaign in 1972 to carve out an independent homeland for minority Tamils in the island's north and east.

[Edited by Zack]

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TampabayStone wrote:


Pics?

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LadyJane wrote:


YOU and Joey can get your minds OUT of the gutter.
I must say though that I walked right into that one.
LOL.

LJ.

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glencar wrote:
FOTP is the single dumbest poster in a long time. I like him!

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gypsy wrote:


He's no IanBillen though.

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gypsy wrote:


He's no IanBillen though.

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TampabayStone wrote:


It's very embarrassing, but I actual had to go to a tanning salon today.. I have been on the DL so long I looked like I was from the Pittsburg or Buffalo or something.....

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robpop wrote:


Damn you...yeah, but we have bowling Goddamnit...Bowling....Duckpin bowling.

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robpop wrote:
Yes beer. Duckpin bowling is something to do while drinking beer. I am in a duckpin league. Its a lot tougher than regular bowling.

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fireontheplatter wrote:
does tampa and robpop have the hots for each other?


everybody say

OWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW
[Edited by fireontheplatter]

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fireontheplatter wrote:
does tampa and robpop have the hots for each other?


everybody say

OWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW
[Edited by fireontheplatter]

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robpop wrote:


Damn, I knew you could do it. Have you been drinking? Booze is postin' steriods. Booze and postin', Postin' and booze. Booze was made for postin' on the internets.

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