The Olive Branch

I said WOMAN - not BABY.

There's a difference - at least where I come from.

Heya Gerald, Happy Birthday, Hope you have a good one

Remember (Jacob are you listening?) you are as young as the woman you are feeling.

K

What happened to my previous post???

Lynn, you need to remember Iran is 90% Shia, and Turkey 80% Sunni (the latter like the Palestinians which is probably why they identify en masse).

I'd reckon there's no love lost between them, whatever they say

K

Lynn shame on you, how could you be so cruel

Here you are Gerald

http://www.everyjoe.com/cellphone9/file ... rapova.jpg



K

Sorry belated - just noticed.

Hope it was a good one.

These guys send their love



Karen

Ahh, coming from Britain what would you know. 8) One thing I do know Peter, is that anyone flying in from Lagos I would check and treble check. In 2008 at the British High Commission in Lagos there were 9,000 fraudulent visa applications. In May of last year this guy was refused entry to the UK aft...

Well it would have to be merrier than that of 2009 - that was a real nightmare - although not without its humour - in definite shades of black

Thank you Gerald, and may I take this oportunity to return my good wishes to you for Xmas 2010.

Karen

Belated Happy New Year Everyone.

Karen

Happy Chanukah everyone

Karen

What's a begal? It's a beigal

PS

Yes the streets of Naples ARE free of rubbish.

As for crime free - Naples is a law unto itself.

K

Ohhhh no!!!!!!!!!



I'm all of a tremble!!

Have a nice evening
Baci

K

I have actually been back now and then to the UK you know. And all my family and friends are there and most of them live in London. It may well be a democracry but did you personally know anyone who wanted to go into Iraq - because I honestly never heard one person for it, and there was plenty of no...

Karen what an old cynic you have become! :shock: I suppose it is hard for one of his predecessors to make as much money writing and speaking as she has degenerated even further into being a Gin-soaked addled old hag :twisted: Not that I have anything against her as I worship the ground she has comi...

Tony Blair was a candidate too but I am sure he is busy with his peace making activities in the Middle East. Too busy making money more like! K Most people spend their lives trying to do just that Not with quite such relish as he and his money grubbing wife do though. And they've taught their cheer...

Margie wrote:Tony Blair was a candidate too but I am sure he is busy with his peace making activities in the Middle East.

Too busy making money more like!

K

Thank you very much everyone! I'ver had a lovely weekend so far - on Friday my man bought me a couple of really lovely outfits, and yesterday some members of my family were in Rome for just one day and came to our place and we all went out for lunch together. Today, my actual birthday - we're not su...

Think I'll start up a new thread with this later.

K

Am I the only person who remembers seeing an interview on CNN (probably) a good few years ago where sites in Iran were pointed out from satellite pictures? I seem to recall there were seven in total, and some were said to be "suspicious" because roads led to mountains and then ended for ex...

I saw this on the BBC site when it was first put up, and those pictures really took my breath away, I thought they were sooooo beautiful. Makes you realise how insignificant we all are and how silly the things we worry about are in the grand scheme of things. That said, I'm glad to be part of it, ev...

Brilliant!

Thanks

K

Happy Birthday Margie

Hope you havea lovely day



Love Karen

X

Happy New Year Everyone

What are you whingeing about - I remembered yours!

K

SHIT !!!!!

I FORGOT!!!!

HAPPY (BELATED) BIRTHDAY EVA!!

Are you still speaking to me?

Love
Karen
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Hi Bernie, thanks for your response. I have been through Dahiyeh hundreds of times. It is the area, of Beirut, where the majority Shia civilian population live. Yes, I know that. 'Nonsense' of a civilian area? The area is full of food stands, barber shops, street vendors hawking their wares, etc ......

I know someone who was dragged out of his car at gunpoint in that area and held hostage by Hezbollah for 24 hours over 20 years ago. It was (Dahaliyah - borrowed Jacob's spelling as I don't know either - sorry) according to him even then, a Hezbollah strong hold. I don't believe it's ever been a &qu...

Longer than the version that was sent me, but a link to the youtube version.

It is cute


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdHy-n2BWW0

Karen

Hi Lynn

It all sounds really exciting stuff Good for you and BGU !

Karen

Hi Peter

I don't think I'm going to continue with this conversation because it will rapidly go from bad to worse

Hope all ok with you

K

Kindly take your hands off my pussy!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1hUFAu5 ... re=related

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K

sabashimon wrote:Nice to "see" you Karen!

Thanks

K

Hi Margie Nice to be here - got a few weeks off work so life a bit less hectic for a while (famous last words, me and my big mouth!) As to your questions, your first was my first to Maria too. No, they don't appear to have competitions here - or at least that's what I understood - in fact she seemed...

I didn't know that! I've spent a fortune on insecticides this year - and I could simply have powdered the leaves of my lontana (which I'm afraid I will never be able to think of as a noxious weed) :? And talking of tomatoes which you were ont his thread, I was at the hairdresser last week - she work...

Green spade

They are there for prosecution, insurance claims etc, and to defend against the rise of AS attitude and to help apply ASBOs. I should imagine it depends on who put them up. Each camera has a specific purpose. In railway stations it's to prevent vandalism. I can't imagine that there are any put up f...

Rumour has it they have. Believe there was a purported case of that kind of thing being done in Indonesia at the beginning of the 20th century in order to quell a riot.

K

To be hoenst, I've never liked Monty Python, but that one isn't bad. Thanks for the giggle.

K

Gerald wrote:
Absolutely correct Karen.
Calvi was also known as God's Banker and the finger of suspicion points at the notorious P2 Masonic lodge.

Oh no!!! Not the notorious P2 Masonic Lodge!!!!!!!!!!





K

"The bridge became internationally notorious in 1982, when the Italian banker Roberto Calvi was found hanged below one of its arches in what was originally believed to be a suicide, but is now officially regarded as a murder"

Blackfriars.

K