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By archmiester on 10:56 AM

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Kung meron facebook noong panahon ng katipunan malamang ganito ang itsura ng wall nila at siguro ang

  • Noli me tangere ay wala sa libro kung hindi naka post na lang sa bloggersphere
  • ang mga art ni juan luna a malamang naka upload na lang sa devian art
  • makikita nyo din at pedeng i add si crispin at basilio sa f.s,
  • emilio aguinaldo ay malamang na may travian account na din,
  • si melchora aquino ay may multiply na din para ibenta ang mga masasarap nyang luto
  • rizal malamang lagi naka unli para makapang chicks
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Today’s Depressing “Bestiality” Pictures Are Brought To You By The Luckiest Dude On Earth

By perve on 9:44 PM

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unbelievable photos of how a young innocent-looking girl can really enter the relationship version of a nuclear holocaust. Indeed, “Andy” says, “if these aren’t ‘bestiality,’ then I don’t know what is.”

I’d like to reassure everyone that the dude[above] is just sleeping, despite overwhelming “visual indications” that he’s been dead for at least three centuries

So where is your god now?


This photo [above] has radically changed my views on “tongue action.”

After the cut, more you’ll-shit-in-your-pants bestiality photos, plus more pictures of this heartbreakingly confused [although jailbaity cute] girl.


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10yr old Lungs of steel

By archmiester on 1:01 PM

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What's up with Britain why is there so many talented people there ??

First there's susan boyle who can clearly say that "don't judge the book by its cover" which amazes me in how much heavenly voice she has given to her physical appearance
second is shaheen jafargholly says "everybody deserves a second chance" which is typical contestant that can sing really well (that's why i didn't blog about him)
and theres hollie steele which clearly surpassed the first two Britains got talent finalist, As 10-year-old Hollie Steel walked on to the Britain's Got Talent stage, dressed as a ballerina, the judges thought they had her number. However, as they've learned with Susan Boyle, they mustn't judge a book by it's cover, and it's certainly the case with Hollie, as she proves when she opens her mouth!



Singing sensation Susan Boyle has more competition from the young ones.

Ten-year-old Hollie Steel sang her little heart out this weekend on the competition show "Britain’s Got Talent." The little ballerina in a pink tutu sang "I Could Have Danced All Night," from the musical "My Fair Lady."

The song, first brilliantly performed on Broadway by dear Julie Andrews, was just as captivating sung from this little girl with the mature, soaring vocals.

Before Steel opened her peeper, über-critical Simon Cowell nearly pressed the buzzer. Thankfully, he didn’t.

But of course, it's only a matter of time before Hollie Steel is upstaged as well. So check out her BGT audition below, prepare for her to reach a positively Octo-Mom-esque level of international media saturation in the next week...and then steel yourself for next week, when someone even cuter and younger than Hollie (a particularly charismatic zygote, maybe?) comes around to "shock" Simon and Piers and steal the Britain's Got Talent spotlight once again.


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Dont judge the book by its cover

By archmiester on 1:40 PM

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I THINK PEOPLE ARE LIKE BOOKS YOU CAN SEE THE COVER BUT WHEN YOU LOOK DEEP INSIDE YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT YOU MAY DISCOVER

IF SOMEONE READS A BOOKTHEN TELLS YOU WHAT IT SAID DO YOU ACCEPT THAT AS THE TRUTH IF THE BOOK YOU HAVE NOT READ

IF THEY TELL YOU ALL ABOUT WHATS INSIDE DO YOU JUST TAKE THEIR WORD SHOULD YOU TAKE IT AS THE TRUTH OF COURSE NOT, THAT WOULD BE ABSURD

NOW WHAT IF THEY SPEAK ABOUT A PERSON SOMEONE YOU HAVE NEVER MET
GET TO KNOW THEM YOURSELF THAT IS SOMETHING, YOU CAN NEVER REGRET

I BEGAN TO THINK TO MYSELF DO I JUST JUDGE SOMEONE AND DOUBT OR SHOULD I GET TO KNOW THEM AND FOR MYSELF FIND OUT MANY THINGS WERE JUST NOT SO
WHAT I HAD FOUND WAS A BEAUTIFUL PERSON INSIDE DRAW YOUR OWN CONCLUSIONS THEN FOR YOURSELF YOU MUST DECIDE

WE OWE IT TO OURSELVES TO GET TO KNOW ONE ANOTHER DONT TAKE SOMEONES WORD TAKE A LOOK AND "YOU" OPEN UP THAT COVER!

I HOPE THAT YOU ALL REALLY LOOK AT THIS AND THINK! WE ALL NEED TO SEE THAT WE ARE ALL CREATED EQUAL, AND HOW WE TREAT OTHERS MAKES US ALL RESPONSIBLE FOR. BECAUSE GOOD OR BAD IT ALL REFLECTS UNTO ONE ANOTHER, AND IT ALWAYS COMES BACK TO US. IN TIME I HOPE THE GOOD WILL OVERCOME!!!

Susan Boyle (remember that name) became a Web phenomenon after singing "I Dreamed a Dream" from Les Miserables. The performance brought the audience to its feet and left the judges (including Simon Cowell) either speechless or in tears.

Before going on stage, Ms. Boyle admitted some self-deprecating facts about herself (she's never been kissed and lives alone with her cat, Pebbles). For those reasons and more, audiences were expecting the female William Hung. They were wrong.

Lookups on the sudden star posted huge gains. A no-name just the other day, Ms. Boyle quickly surged into our top 5,000 overall searches. Blogs and gossip rags went wild. The Mirror jumped on the story, reporting that while Ms. Boyle thought she "looked like a garage" on TV, she received a standing ovation when she showed up at her local church.

Other sources write that as a child, Ms. Boyle was the target of bullies because of a disability. But, with her newfound fame, she is getting the last laugh. In fact, she's already meeting with officials from Mr. Cowell's Sony BMG label. This may have been the first you've heard of her, but it certainly won't be the last. You can watch her performance below...


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Pride Lions

By archmiester on 9:40 AM

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The Knowlsey Safari Park in Merseyside, North West England, now boasts a 20 strong pride of lions of varying ages thanks to the successful breeding program they're having. So now when you are driving around a safari park, there is no doubt you'll have a big chance to see them up close, like this!



I guess peeps inside the car were probably not expecting to have quite an unusual escort as they made their way through Park. TOo bad the expression on their faces are not visible...


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Beautiful Minds: Lots of Thoughts Went Through This

By perve on 6:53 PM

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