Penn and Kym
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33mnZi33Mok

World Water Day (I never knew there was one)
http://www.worldwaterday.org

And gaza again

caption says:

March 22, 2008, Khan Younis, Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territories: Palestinians fill their bottles with potable water at the only water purification station in Khan Younis, northern Gaza Strip. In the Occasion of the World Day for Water approved March 22, Palestinians still suffer from lack of potable water and resort to water purification stations for transport their needing of safe drinking water

Handsom's knowledge of fetishes!!! He's a wicked monkey!!

Have the thread statistics been changed? I'm sure it used to show the number of viewings a thread had as well as the number of replies.

Sad news today:

Vienna - One motorist was killed and 37 other persons injured in a mass pile-up on the Vienna-Salzburg motorway amid heavy snowfalls on Tuesday, police officials said. The accident took place on the stretch between Seewalch and St. Georgen on a highway covered in ice from a winter storm which struck the European continent.

The person killed was a woman from Switzerland who was hurled from her car in the collision and then run over by a lorry, officials said.

The autobahn, or motorway, was closed in both directions as rescue efforts involving dozens of ambulances and helicopters got underway. The efforts were hampered by ongoing heavy snowfall and poor visibility.

Officials also revised downwards the numbers of injured and the vehicles involved once they had a better assessment of the scene where dozens of cars had smashed into and piled atop each other in a scene of chaos.

Initial reports had spoken of at least 60 injured and upwards of 100 cars.

Police cited not only the slippery road conditions and poor visibility, but also blamed motorists for driving too fast, as factors in the mass collision.

Meanhwile, parts of Austria have been hit by harsh winter again. Meteorological services in Tyrol warned of "deep wintry conditions" and the danger of avalanches has increased dramatically in the Austrian Alps.

At least 20 centimetres of new snow were measured in west and north Tyrol and up to a half metre of snowfall was expected by Tuesday evening. The latest snowfall has led to mass traffic delays on several roads.

Five centimetres of snow fell in valleys across Salzburg state and up to 30 centimetres have been forecast for Wednesday.

The avalanche warning service has raised the risk of avalanches to "high" in areas where they have been particularly heavy falls of new snow namely in Silvretta, Arlberg/Ausserfern, the Northern Alps and the Kitzbuehler Alpen. The Salzburger Land region was also in danger of avalanches.

Avalanches were to be expected because of the weight of the new snow.

same sad news: MSNBC

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23791873/