Rollins in yo’ face.
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Ok, but that doesn’t mean I’m going to share my Ferror Rocher with you all…
But especially (in no particular order):
Thanks for keeping me entertained this year - please don’t stop in 2010! Love & blessings to you all :)
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Sanctuary Cafe, Brighton
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We had some down time on tour. Someone was going to the off licence & I couldn’t decide what to drink so they said they would surprise me - this is what I got… that’ll teach me to be so indecisive.
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I finally got around to putting up my pics from the recent Country & Eastern Band tour.
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As he justified sending 30,000 more troops to Afghanistan at a cost of $30 billion a year, President Barack Obama’s description Tuesday of the al Qaeda “cancer” in that country left out one key fact: U.S. intelligence officials have concluded there are only about 100 al Qaeda fighters in the entire country.
With 100,000 troops in Afghanistan at an estimated yearly cost of $30 billion, it means that for every one al Qaeda fighter, the U.S. will commit 1,000 troops and $300 million a year.
” —President Obama’s Secret: Only 100 al Qaeda Now in Afghanistan - ABC News
Re-read that again and again…let in sink in a bit.
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Why I don’t buy CDs
Pete King Obituary - Telegraph
Pete King, who died on December 20 aged 80, was the co-founder of Ronnie Scott’s jazz club and in charge of its day-to-day running from the opening night.
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Performers Bartel Meyer and Sybille Behr pose for a photo dressed as angels during a dress rehearsal for a theatrical production in the western German city of Essen (via Pictures of the day: 23 December 2009 - Telegraph)
Pictures of the day: 23 December 2009 - Telegraph
An activist of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society uses what appears to be a green laser from the deck of the Ady Gil towards the Japanese whaling ship Shonan Maru No 2 during their encounter in the Antarctic.