kaya

4. Kristen Kreuk

1- Beyonce- goddess #1

2- Megan Gale & Megan Gale #2 - goddess #2

3- Tyra Banks

4- Angelina Jolie

5-Aishwarya Rai *bollywood mark out*

6- Adriana Lima & Adriana Lima #2 & Adriana Lima #3

7- Salma Hayek

8- Ziyi Zhang & Ziyi Zhang #2 & Ziyi Zhang #3

9- Norah Jones

10- Jessica Alba

Negatives

#1 Lindsey Lohan

#2 Paris Hilton

#3 Hilary Muff (I went there!)

edit: Willow

Artist/ Band: Bob Marley/The Wailers

Are you male or female: Rude Boy

Describe yourself: Mellow Mood

How do some people feel about you: Time Will Tell

Describe your ex girlfriend/boyfriend: Craven Choke Puppy

Describe your current girlfriend/boyfriend: Pimper's Paradise

Describe where you are: Babylon System

Describe where you want to be: Dreamland

Describe what you want to be: Soul Rebel

Describe how you live: Positive Vibration

Describe how you love: Do It Twice

Share a few words of wisdom: Get Up, Stand Up

I so miss Eddie Murphy as a stand-up...Raw and Delirious were both pure gold, but unfortunately, we'll never see him do that kind of material on stage or in movies again. Dammit.

Because starting right now, Anarchy Rules!

Enough of the letter calling, whoever gets something up for a letter gets something up, there's no point pussy-footing about with all the reserving bullshit, marsh is right, it's unncessarily confusing.

How's this? I cant' blend for shit...

edit: i might as well ask, anyone got any blending tips?

I've got K done, i'm just hoping i can blend it with yours drags

I have to say, Paris Hilton is a never-ending source of amusement, i'll give her that.

I dont know if this means anything, but Mark Hunt doesnt have a profile on the PRIDE site, and he didnt appear on this show, he does have a profile on the K1 site, am i paranoid? Anyone know what's going on?

Ever since he married Aniston I haven't liked him. My woman damn it!

No one really complains that white people 'stole' Rock Music today at least, although some black musicians in the 50s might have been a bitter about how events played out, ie. rock music is big when it's performed by white people. In its original form, it does originate from the black community, rock music was a fusion of both black and white music. An interesting little set of paragraphs i found on jahsonic, a music culture site....

"Both [rap and rock] originated within the African American community and both were initially recorded by small, independent record labels and marketed almost exclusively to a black audience. In both cases, the new style gradually attracted white musicans, a few of whom began performing it. For rock'n roll it was a white American from Mississippi, Elvis Presley, who broke into the billboard magazine popular music charts. For rap it was a white group from New York, the Beastie Boys."

And this from legendary Rock music critic, Lester Bangs:

"Of course Rock’n’Roll is part of a whole tradition of American music that goes back. Really what I think it is the tradition of miscegenation. It’s that tradition of black and white, getting together to create this thing that reached it’s ultimate fruition beginning with Elvis. Well it carried on when Mick Jagger came out and sang all these Muddy Waters blues songs. And I guess it even carries on today when The Clash do ‘Police and Thieves’ a Reggae song originally done by Junior Marvin I think? And it’s a conditional tradition of miscegenation of black and white music coming together to form something new. . That is really vital and healthy"

So yeah, although the roots of rock n' roll are in black music, the genre is much bigger than that and has so many different foundational influences no one can really claim it soley, one way or the other.

I have to agree with Rammstein - Live Aus Berlin,

also,

Sepultura- Under a pale grey sky

Bob Marley & The Wailers- Babylon By Bus

Bob Marley & The Wailers- LIVE!

Peter Tosh- One Love Peace Concert

You could say the same thing about Kelly Osbourne but she screams a lot and she is a punk

I agree on the LBW decisions, but how many of those were up to home umpires?

The one they quote in the article,

"Rudi Koertzen gave Adam Gilchrist a reprieve in the first over yesterday",

Is a horrible example, a south-african with an australian bias?

Anyone here listen to Reggae or Dub?

As you can see he's opened the batting 127 times, and only lower than top six 30 times.

5th best bowler in his team by average - in an ODI you should really only be using 5 bowlers, which means he's got the worst average of his starting team, around 38.

See my edited post up above yours,

He's played VERY well in the VB series, and more than deserves his spot in the current side, on CURRENT form. Take a look at the stats i referenced, there's no way pakistan could justify dropping him.

You say he had an ordinary series with the ball, in a team context he perfomed well.

5th best bowling averages in his team

3rd higest wicket taker in his team

1st (best) economy rate in his team

And he's not even a specialist bowler, far from it, and he's out performed specialist bowlers in the team, when coupled with his excellent form with the bat (avg. 43.5, SR of 170!), there's tonnes of players they need to drop before him, and NO ONE better than him that is not already in the side.

He has always been overrated like Afridi, averages in the twenties isn't good enough for a regular spot.

Anyone think Yokoi (a Zero-One worker), has a chance against Sperry? My guess is probably not (Yokoi is 1-2 in PRIDE), but i dont know anything about Sperry, despite his apparent fame.

We will beat the Aussie's in the ashes.

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I wasnt hating on Shoaib, chill I was merely making an observation, that as a team, pakistan have been playing alot better since he left, it seems as if the rest of the bowlers, rana in particular, have really stepped up to fill the void his departure left in the bowling attack, and i never mentioned sami

Is it just me or has Pakistan improved ALOT since shoaib went home?

Rana in particular.

If you like Isis, Kaya, you might like Cult Of Luna, who play a similar style, but just a little heavier.