Van Basten II

They are a few interesting games in Serie A also Milan-Roma and Inter-Palermo and of course Liverpool-Arsenal.

Saw the movie a few weeks ago, it's as oblique as Lynch's work. I don't think that whoever was responsible for this film, considering the name of the director you might think it might be Lynch himself, had any intention about revealing anything about Lynch.

The way i see it, i'm better when i make my picks in advance, thinking of mailing all my picks for the rest of the season in one post.

The use of Iggy Pop's Lust for life was quite memorable. However i think to qualify you should present an original set of songs, which was not the case for this movie.

By the way, is this normal that i have not received any shipping notification, despite receiving a confirmation order two weeks ago ?

If the player is more interested in doing gimmicks than actually creating artistic content, yes. But some showmanship to keep everyone entertained is well appreciated and makes fore a more memorable evening. Don't think we currently have much of a problem of having too many players guilty of offering too much showmanship ?

Considering, i saw him taking out his dentures out of his mouth and playing the theme of Jaws while waving them. I would say that showmanship might be an option.

William Perry Richard Dent Mike Singletary

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It depends of the field, personal stuff, work related i'm gonna think in french. Hobbys like sports where most of my sources are in english i will then mostly think in english. The language heard around me or the language i'm reading will have an effect also.

Can't seem to find an answer that fits completely my feelings. On one hand, i think it is important to distinguish styles of music, so i can't say that i don't recognize musical genre boundaries. However i'm first and foremost a music lover, if a tune, the orchestration, the lyrics, the arrangment, the emotion, the technique pleases me or whatever that suits my fancy at the moment of listening makes me react positively, i will appreciate it, period. So, to say that i like a style of music that pleases me more than anyone else is impossible for me to say. There is only one style of music that pleases me, it's the kind that makes my brain send positives waves throughout my body and God knows what kind of music it will take him next to get excited.

As someone who has been part of many boards over the years. It's a thing that actually occurs often where a certain number of people would be on a board related about a specific subject but would mostly post in the miscellaneous sections. I guess they prefer the idea of talking about different subjects with people that they share a common passion than talk about the subject that unites them. Maybe we should do a thread about that ? Yeah, i know, should belong the stupid question thread.

Jack Tripper Janet Wood Chrissy Snow Come and knock on our door. We’ve been waiting for you ...

Gonna contribute by putting on top a thread that does not talk about jazz but talks about the fact that we're not talking about jazz.

Don't wanna brag, but i bought it for 90 $ in a used cd store a few months ago.

Inspector Clouseau Dr Srangelove Harry (Loved that movie)

Her first album didn't do much for me, thought her second effort was a lot more entertaining. Fear that she will be a hit and miss kind of girl for my tastes.

Irving Fryar Dean Steinkuhler Carl Banks

Apperently, problems with watching La Liga action are back, i know that the Barça game scheduled saturday that was supposed to be broadcasted by Gol TV never got shown outside of Spain.

It was among the first jazz boxsets i bought, it's pretty much covered with rust. Conseidering how complicated it is to get the CDs out of that thing, i listened to the music once and i don't remember if i ever listen to it afterwards.

Lorena Bobitt (She kind in a way destroyed future babies) Loreena McKennitt Lorena Ochoa

Fred Flinstone yabadabadoo ! (Basically what isaid when i saw the pictures of the previous post) Barney Rubble Dino

Could not help it Brandy Mary J Blige Beyoncé

Michael Jordan Ernie Banks Stan Mikita This is my kind of town, Chicago is My kind of town, Chicago is ...

Do people really walk around with this kind of money in a suitcase or it is a case of watching too many movies ?