Interesting stuff

Lady Snipe Dragon wrote:

KK wrote:

gin rumy wrote:

KK wrote:

lol, is that site free or do they have a membership fee now

You have to give them a credit card.

yea right

I have my companies..

if i put that on my company card i'd get canned lol

KK wrote:

Lady Snipe Dragon wrote:

KK wrote:

gin rumy wrote:

KK wrote:

lol, is that site free or do they have a membership fee now

You have to give them a credit card.

yea right

I have my companies..

if i put that on my company card i'd get canned lol

me too..

Lady Snipe Dragon wrote:

KK wrote:

Lady Snipe Dragon wrote:

KK wrote:

gin rumy wrote:

KK wrote:

lol, is that site free or do they have a membership fee now

You have to give them a credit card.

yea right

I have my companies..

if i put that on my company card i'd get canned lol

me too..

it's amazing how many people get nailed for that though

KK wrote:

Lady Snipe Dragon wrote:

KK wrote:

Lady Snipe Dragon wrote:

KK wrote:

gin rumy wrote:

KK wrote:

lol, is that site free or do they have a membership fee now

You have to give them a credit card.

yea right

I have my companies..

if i put that on my company card i'd get canned lol

me too..

it's amazing how many people get nailed for that though

no shit.. it isnt worth losing a job..

Lady Snipe Dragon wrote:

KK wrote:

Lady Snipe Dragon wrote:

KK wrote:

Lady Snipe Dragon wrote:

KK wrote:

gin rumy wrote:

KK wrote:

lol, is that site free or do they have a membership fee now

You have to give them a credit card.

yea right

I have my companies..

if i put that on my company card i'd get canned lol

me too..

it's amazing how many people get nailed for that though

no shit.. it isnt worth losing a job..

a lot of people use it becasue the statement doesn't got to their wife or husband.

it goes to their boss lol

and then the spouse finds out any way..

Lady Snipe Dragon wrote:

and then the spouse finds out any way..

so honey, why did you lose your job

KK wrote:

anybody have any idea where this is? I'm guessing europe since theyare on the wrong side of the road

smooth move maverick

China's CCTV news report was 'Top Gun' scene

BEIJING (AFP) – China's state broadcaster is facing questions after Internet users spotted that footage in a report on air force manoeuvres in a national newscast was taken from the 1980s Hollywood film "Top Gun".

China Central Television, or CCTV, aired the footage in a January 23 report on a People's Liberation Army Air Force training exercise, showing a plane firing a missile at another.

The second aircraft plane was destroyed in a fiery explosion, and the dramatic footage was shown in between interviews with air force officers.

However, some Internet users recognised the explosion from the dogfight in the final scene of the 1986 film "Top Gun" starring Tom Cruise.

The Wall Street Journal posted a side-by-side video comparison of the CCTV news report and the "Top Gun" scene on its website, showing the two were identical.

A CCTV representative could not comment on the similarities, the Wall Street Journal said.

The "Top Gun" footage was aired a week after China, where copyright infringement is widespread, vowed to step up its fight to protect intellectual property rights by targeting online piracy.

The original report was removed from the CCTV website after news that part of it had been lifted from the movie spread.

The gaffe has delighted many Internet users who often express frustration about having to endure CCTV's propaganda-driven agenda.

"CCTV is the king of copycats," read one comment below a report posted on the video sharing website tudou.com.

CHAMPION, N.Y. (AP) -- A northern New York man has topped his own record by building a 35-foot, top hat-wearing snowman on his property.

Vern Scoville started building huge snowmen several years ago as something fun for his family and friends to do after the holidays. Last year, his snowman topped out at 25 feet.

This year, Frosty stands 35 feet high just off Route 126 in the Jefferson County town of Champion, 70 miles north of Syracuse.

The snowman sports three black car tires for buttons, an orange and white traffic cone for a nose and part of an old pool for a top hat.

("...MYAHAHAHAHA..." went the goblin look at the smilly above loving this thread too, saying "...there is only one cloud9 then, kk thanks for your imput here...")

fleamailman wrote:

("...MYAHAHAHAHA..." went the goblin look at the smilly above loving this thread too, saying "...there is only one cloud9 then, kk thanks for your imput here...")

anything for a laugh Flea. The world always needs more laughs.

fleamailman wrote:

("...MYAHAHAHAHA..." went the goblin look at the smilly above loving this thread too, saying "...there is only one cloud9 then, kk thanks for your imput here...")

hey flea, you had made a comment on that snow tunnel picture before. any idea where it's from, europe i assume, or any idea how they make those sculpted walls?

KK wrote:

smooth move maverick

China's CCTV news report was 'Top Gun' scene

BEIJING (AFP) – China's state broadcaster is facing questions after Internet users spotted that footage in a report on air force manoeuvres in a national newscast was taken from the 1980s Hollywood film "Top Gun".

China Central Television, or CCTV, aired the footage in a January 23 report on a People's Liberation Army Air Force training exercise, showing a plane firing a missile at another.

The second aircraft plane was destroyed in a fiery explosion, and the dramatic footage was shown in between interviews with air force officers.

However, some Internet users recognised the explosion from the dogfight in the final scene of the 1986 film "Top Gun" starring Tom Cruise.

The Wall Street Journal posted a side-by-side video comparison of the CCTV news report and the "Top Gun" scene on its website, showing the two were identical.

A CCTV representative could not comment on the similarities, the Wall Street Journal said.

The "Top Gun" footage was aired a week after China, where copyright infringement is widespread, vowed to step up its fight to protect intellectual property rights by targeting online piracy.

The original report was removed from the CCTV website after news that part of it had been lifted from the movie spread.

The gaffe has delighted many Internet users who often express frustration about having to endure CCTV's propaganda-driven agenda.

"CCTV is the king of copycats," read one comment below a report posted on the video sharing website tudou.com.

Totally LMAO!

KK wrote:

gin rumy wrote:

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gin rumy wrote:

are you goig back there again this summer

No, Other stuff going on and the place I had is under contract now.

got it, no kidding, it sold?

It's under contract.

KK wrote:

Lady Snipe Dragon wrote:

KK wrote:

gin rumy wrote:

KK wrote:

lol, is that site free or do they have a membership fee now

You have to give them a credit card.

yea right

I have my companies..

if i put that on my company card i'd get canned lol

We are constantly losing people because of card abuse. There's strict rules about what you can't charge.

Off to school. I'll post some interesting pics later.

Hey, How do you delete a post here? Anyone know?

gin rumy wrote:

Off to school. I'll post some interesting pics later.

look forward to them

gin rumy wrote:

KK wrote:

Lady Snipe Dragon wrote:

KK wrote:

gin rumy wrote:

KK wrote:

lol, is that site free or do they have a membership fee now

You have to give them a credit card.

yea right

I have my companies..

if i put that on my company card i'd get canned lol

We are constantly losing people because of card abuse. There's strict rules about what you can't charge.

so are prostitutes on the no list?

KK wrote:

gin rumy wrote:

KK wrote:

Lady Snipe Dragon wrote:

KK wrote:

gin rumy wrote:

KK wrote:

lol, is that site free or do they have a membership fee now

You have to give them a credit card.

yea right

I have my companies..

if i put that on my company card i'd get canned lol

We are constantly losing people because of card abuse. There's strict rules about what you can't charge.

so are prostitutes on the no list?

prolly not if they are for the client..

Lady Snipe Dragon wrote:

KK wrote:

gin rumy wrote:

KK wrote:

Lady Snipe Dragon wrote:

KK wrote:

gin rumy wrote:

KK wrote:

lol, is that site free or do they have a membership fee now

You have to give them a credit card.

yea right

I have my companies..

if i put that on my company card i'd get canned lol

We are constantly losing people because of card abuse. There's strict rules about what you can't charge.

so are prostitutes on the no list?

prolly not if they are for the client..

then they might be acceptable

("...don't think one can delete a post, but one can always delete the content within it through the modify button..." adding "...huckleberry, I don't think that is europe but we have machines that carve through snow though admittedly never that high, also I hear that america is in for snow storm now, where I am still betting on winters getting rougher now, in spite of global warming...")