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Imitation of Turkish music
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 05:08 pm |
Mozart’s The Abduction from the Seraglio is perhaps the most famous of the Turkish style operas, in which virtuous women are rescued from a harem and the sinister Turks. The opera includes two Janissary marches and one can listen to the entire opera over at.This imitation of Turkish music became so popular in Mozart’s time that special pianos were outfitted with a “Turkish Stop” or “Janissary Stop”, which included a pedal that caused a bell to ring or padded hammer to be struck to imitate a bass drum. Other pianos with built-in bells, tambourines, cymbals, bass drums and other noise-makers became all the rage at the turn of the 19th century.
http://curiousexpeditions.org/?paged=2
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 06:26 pm |
in which virtuous women are rescued from a harem and the sinister Turks.
Did Mozart go to Bodrum
outfitted with a “Turkish Stop” or “Janissary Stop”,
Does Turkish Class have one of these fitted? I have not seen Janissary lately
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 06:54 pm |
It s really funny that still everybody thinks like that about ottoman harems do you really think it was different in other countries at that time? Im sure that ottoman padisah would get jealous of other kingdoms if he saw their harem
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 06:59 pm |
virtuous women?hehe..enjoying vivacious Sultan virtuoso...what a virulent opera plot...when will be the first TCL performence?
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 07:03 pm |
It s really funny that still everybody thinks like that about ottoman harems do you really think it was different in other countries at that time? Im sure that ottoman padisah would get jealous of other kingdoms if he saw their harem
some do not think,thinking makes them tired....but they like to ridicule
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 07:06 pm |
some do not think,thinking makes them tired....but they like to ridicule
They only think what had gone in harems I think when they are walking in Dolmabahce palace their mind must be busy with the sexual life in harem
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 07:14 pm |
They only think what had gone in harems I think when they are walking in Dolmabahce palace their mind must be busy with the sexual life in harem
Freud will have a lot to say about their case or W.Oprah..imagine new show"Always wanted to be in a harem but was born too late"
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 07:58 pm |
They only think what had gone in harems I think when they are walking in Dolmabahce palace their mind must be busy with the sexual life in harem
right, some tourists really get dissapointed when they find out that the haremlik section is simply the place where the sultan and his family lived in, but some of these "virtuous" people also join the sex trips to Thailand to have sex with underaged girls.
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 08:07 pm |
but some of these "virtuous" people also join the sex trips to Thailand to have sex with underaged girls.
You must have been yourself at both places to know this, a real expert you are!
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 08:08 pm |
It s really funny that still everybody thinks like that about ottoman harems do you really think it was different in other countries at that time? Im sure that ottoman padisah would get jealous of other kingdoms if he saw their harem
I think you missed two factors:
(1) People DONT still think like that about Ottoman harems - we are talking about the time that Mozart was around.
(2) My post was a joke (as much about the women tourists in Bodrum as the men)
CALM DOWN EVERYONE!
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 08:17 pm |
You must have been yourself at both places to know this, a real expert you are!
I have never been to Thailand Trudy, or somewhere around there, and I`m not interested in sex tourism unlike some of the members here who travel thousands of km`s to find a dudu
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 08:19 pm |
I think you missed two factors:
(1) People DONT still think like that about Ottoman harems - we are talking about the time that Mozart was around.
(2) My post was a joke (as much about the women tourists in Bodrum as the men)
CALM DOWN EVERYONE!
Please see "Balls to you" post for immediate calmness......it seems butterflies have inflamed people too!
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 08:22 pm |
I have never been to Thailand Trudy, or somewhere around there, and I`m not interested in sex tourism unlike some of the members here who travel thousands of km`s to find a dudu
Thats very true. However, if we are going to use basic terms like sexual tourism, please let´s not use the friendly term "dudu" - male prostitutes is more appropriate
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 08:27 pm |
Thats very true. However, if we are going to use basic terms like sexual tourism, please let´s not use the friendly term "dudu" - male prostitutes is more appropriate
but they can find male prostitutes everywhere, dudus are unique to Turkey, besides they are much more costly than gigolos, so they deserve a distinct name.
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 08:28 pm |
but they can find male prostitutes everywhere, dudus are unique to Turkey, besides they are much more costly than gigolos, so they deserve a distinct name.
Sorry to disappoint, but dudus are not unique to Turkey, they are also in Tunisa and Egypt. However, I agree that Turkey´s seem to be the most successful.
Other country´s male prostitutes are mostly for gays
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 08:31 pm |
Sorry to disappoint, but dudus are not only unique to Turkey, they are also in Tunisa and Egypt.
Other country´s male prostitutes are mostly for gays
and, I wonder how you know all of these things
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 08:33 pm |
and, I wonder how you know all of these things
Offfffffffff I have not even had a dudu, let alone the others
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 08:42 pm |
Offfffffffff I have not even had a dudu, let alone the others
ok, I believe you. I was just kidding.
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 08:43 pm |
ok, I believe you. I was just kidding.
So....are we "OK" now?
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 08:48 pm |
So....are we "OK" now?
definitely
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 10:36 pm |
They only think what had gone in harems I think when they are walking in Dolmabahce palace their mind must be busy with the sexual life in harem
Actually the sexual part of harem is rather true, there was a gözde who was picked to sleep with the sultan whenever he pleased, and actually the girls all wanted to become the gözde. But it is not as ´male idealistic´ as orientalistic views say. I am currently reading 3 articles about it, I havent finished them yet, but they are by Gülru Necipoðlu and Leslie Peirce, and they are about the sovereignty women in the harem had. when I finish reading I will letyou know But it seems that the harem (women part) was more of a political intrigue game for power of women than the sultans sex room (which is definitely the view of orientalism I think)
And no, my mind wasnt busy with that I did wonder where all the beds were though But I was mainly intrigued by a HUGE lamp in one of the rooms. Should ask Chantal which room again it was, I forgot, but it was a VERY heavy lamp, and Im still amazed that the ceiling managed to hold it!!! Dolmabahçe is very kitsch, but very impressive in the same time.
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 11:06 pm |
To say the least, Esther and I totally agree with you!
Dolmabahçe is a kitsch extravagance
A hybrid of Islamic and Victorian kitsch
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 11:16 pm |
I think you missed two factors:
(1) People DONT still think like that about Ottoman harems - we are talking about the time that Mozart was around.
(2) My post was a joke (as much about the women tourists in Bodrum as the men)
CALM DOWN EVERYONE!
you lost your power..nobody listens
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 11:19 pm |
I have never been to Thailand Trudy, or somewhere around there, and I`m not interested in sex tourism unlike some of the members here who travel thousands of km`s to find a dudu
Sorry to disappoint you, but I also haven´t had/wanted/searched for a dudu.
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 11:25 pm |
Sorry to disappoint you, but I also haven´t had/wanted/searched for a dudu.
sorry to disappoint you...i read your early essays
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 11:27 pm |
To say the least, Esther and I totally agree with you!
Dolmabahçe is a kitsch extravagance
A hybrid of Islamic and Victorian kitsch
I don`t actually think it`s kitsch, the haremlik section is actually far from being extravagant, it`s so simply decorated, the part that could be called kitsch is the selamlik section which was built to impress foreign diplomats.
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 11:28 pm |
sorry to disappoint you...i read your early essays
I think it was made up though.
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 11:30 pm |
I don`t actually think it`s kitsch, the haremlik section is actually far from being extravagant, it`s so simply decorated, the part that could be called kitsch is the selamlik section which was built to impress foreign diplomats.
The beauty is in the eye of beholder...and opinions of others
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 11:32 pm |
I don`t actually think it`s kitsch, the haremlik section is actually far from being extravagant, it`s so simply decorated, the part that could be called kitsch is the selamlik section which was built to impress foreign diplomats.
Well, not all the sections of the Dolmabahçe Sarayý are kitsch, I have to agree with that. But seriously, some parts are very much over decorated (like any other palace that is) and like à wonder about any palace: what do they need huuuuuge rooms for, when they decide to place only 4 chairs in it Yes as I said, it is impressive. I should look up where that room was. Ãt has a dome, which is highlighted even more because of the painting, you relaly get the idea you are looking up at some heavenly spheres or something, and it has an enormous light hanging down, of which I think it took months or even years to install, and it was a few tons of weight. Haaa why cnat I remember.
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 11:34 pm |
sorry to disappoint you...i read your early essays
If any man from Turkey as a bf is a dudu, then you are one too. Welcome Dudu-Temora....
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 11:36 pm |
Well, not all the sections of the Dolmabahçe Sarayý are kitsch, I have to agree with that. But seriously, some parts are very much over decorated (like any other palace that is) and like à wonder about any palace: what do they need huuuuuge rooms for, when they decide to place only 4 chairs in it Yes as I said, it is impressive. I should look up where that room was. Ãt has a dome, which is highlighted even more because of the painting, you relaly get the idea you are looking up at some heavenly spheres or something, and it has an enormous light hanging down, of which I think it took months or even years to install, and it was a few tons of weight. Haaa why cnat I remember.
I think you`re talking about the "muayede salonu" which means greeting or meeting room. As far as I know that`s the largest room in the palace and it`s located in the selamlik section. It was only used to exchange greetings in the religious celebrations.
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 11:36 pm |
Esther, here is the one:
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 11:37 pm |
But what is kitsch?for some chinese goods are great for others ugly...so let things be the things..rose is just a rose...sky is just the sky..ehhh,esthetics
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 11:39 pm |
Esther, here is the one:
doesn`t it look like a typical over decorated catholic church? I don`t think it`s more kitsch than those churches you can find all over Europe.
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 11:42 pm |
doesn`t it look like a typical over decorated catholic church? I don`t think it`s more kitsch than those churches you can find all over Europe.
I have never seen an over decorated catholic church really, but thats probably my ´loss´. Did see the most important ones in Rome, maybe at that time I still had ´westernized eyes´, I do not know. Then again. Not my style!!
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28 Oct 2008 Tue 11:47 pm |
If any man from Turkey as a bf is a dudu, then you are one too. Welcome Dudu-Temora....
what if dudette?
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:23 am |
what if dudette?
Welcome to home of Blonde Free Thinkers
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:31 am |
Welcome to home of Blonde Free Thinkers
Can I join? I meet 2 of the 3 requirements
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:32 am |
Can I join? I meet 2 of the 3 requirements
I meet all three
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:34 am |
I meet all three
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 06:48 am |
Can I join? I meet 2 of the 3 requirements
Another gang?
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:02 pm |
Excuse me? Have I missed something?
Can I join? I meet 2 of the 3 requirements
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:09 pm |
Excuse me? Have I missed something?
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:11 pm |
Which 2 criteria do you meet? I reckoned you do think and you do it freely. Does that mean you dyed your hair and left our blonde club?
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:13 pm |
Which 2 criteria do you meet? I reckoned you do think and you do it freely. Does that mean you dyed your hair and left our blonde club?
What do you take me for!!! NEVER will I get rid of my blonde hair.
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:14 pm |
Which 2 criteria do you meet? I reckoned you do think and you do it freely. Does that mean you dyed your hair and left our blonde club?
I wondered that too
Is Dk now a red head?
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:14 pm |
What do you take me for!!! NEVER will I get rid of my blonde hair.
Offff ya! You scared me! Praised be thy hair!
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:17 pm |
I think you missed two factors:
(1) People DONT still think like that about Ottoman harems - we are talking about the time that Mozart was around.
(2) My post was a joke (as much about the women tourists in Bodrum as the men)
CALM DOWN EVERYONE!
thank you u made me calm down now so is he (mozart) really around?
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:18 pm |
thank you u made me calm down now so is he (mozart) really around?
Yeah he is new member of BSB
(Dont let him be taken by mods )
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:18 pm |
Offff ya! You scared me! Praised be thy hair!
Think you just made my find my one true religion
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:19 pm |
I wondered that too
Is Dk now a red head?
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:21 pm |
Think you just made my find my one true religion
How about "Pasterfarian Blondes" ?
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:22 pm |
How about "Pasterfarian Blondes" ?
Is that like Catholics and Protestants?
I think I´ll sign up anyway. Have been wandering around without a clear path and light in the dark for too long
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:29 pm |
Is that like Catholics and Protestants?
Sister Brigid was teaching her young students one day and she asked each of them what they would like to be when they grew up. She came to a little girl who responded, "When I grow up I want to be a prostitute."
Shocked, good Sister Brigid fainted on the spot. Her students rushed to revive her. When she came around, Sister asked the little girl, "What did you say you wanted to be when you grew up?" The little girl replied, "A prostitute."
"Oh thank goodness," the relieved nun replied "I thought you said a Protestant."
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:30 pm |
so is he (mozart) really around?
... probably DK mods deleted him - they delete all geniuses!!!
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:32 pm |
... probably DK mods deleted him - they delete all geniuses!!!
DK must be a protestan then hehe
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:33 pm |
... probably DK mods deleted him - they delete all geniuses!!!
I the mods just don´t like his music. Sorry. It forced me to delete him, despite his appropriate behaviour. Sorry
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:34 pm |
I the mods just don´t like his music. Sorry.
Eþek hoþaftan ne anlar
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:34 pm |
DK must be a protestan then hehe
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:36 pm |
Eþek hoþaftan ne anlar
Yes Ive been wondering that too. Maybe another Pastafarian Blonde will know )
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:40 pm |
I wondered that too
Is Dk now a red head?
what was it? did you say redneck?
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:41 pm |
what was it? did you say redneck?
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:44 pm |
Yes Ive been wondering that too. Maybe another Pastafarian Blonde will know )
Must learn Turkish.....
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 12:59 pm |
Yes Ive been wondering that too. Maybe another Pastafarian Blonde will know )
it s a very important a well known proverb in turkish?DD
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 01:02 pm |
it s a very important a well known proverb in turkish?DD
We´d have to ask our specialist on proverbs. Yilgun? Nerdesin lan?
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 01:02 pm |
it s a very important a well known proverb in turkish?DD
Eeee? Tell me something I dont know
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 01:03 pm |
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 01:09 pm |
(BFT Gang are good today )
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 01:11 pm |
We´d have to ask our specialist on proverbs. Yilgun? Nerdesin lan?
Well, the sentence in itself means ´What does a donkey understand from fruit compote´ (not sure if thats the english word, but you know when they boil the fruits n put them in this syrup kind of marmelade)
It is used for people who cannot appreciate or even belittle things that one could actually like (like cultural and intellectual things I suppose )
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 01:12 pm |
It is used for people who cannot appreciate or even belittle things that one could actually like (like cultural and intellectual things I suppose )
Well done Wind. DK only a heathen could say such things about Mozart (even if he was deluded about Turks)
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 01:13 pm |
Yes. does it also give you the feeling that I have just been compared to (by?) an uncultured donkey for not having cyber-appreciation for Mozart
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 01:15 pm |
Yes. does it also give you the feeling that I have just been compared to (by?) an uncultured donkey for not having cyber-appreciation for Mozart
Actually it was insulting to esek to compare him to you
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 01:17 pm |
Im a devout pastafarian
And for what it matters, I veyr much appreciate his (single?) role in the development of piano concertos, and the piano sonatas he composed Makes me regret never touching the piano anymore really, but one of the reasons was I wasnt good neough to play such
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 01:18 pm |
Actually it was insulting to esek to compare him to you
Are you sure you also meet the T requirement in BFT?
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 01:22 pm |
Im a devout pastafarian
And for what it matters, I veyr much appreciate his (single?) role in the development of piano concertos, and the piano sonatas he composed Makes me regret never touching the piano anymore really, but one of the reasons was I wasnt good neough to play such
do not try to show u are different now ok I understand u want to enter an argument with Mozart and be populer as many pop singers do
I must remind, it s not good talking after dead ppl, and a big sin
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 01:23 pm |
Wind what did you do to this thread ?
It is all messed up!
DK just FOR ONCE, put your admin/mod powers to good use and sort out this nasty stretchy page!!!!!!
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 01:27 pm |
do not try to show u are different now ok I understand u want to enter an argument with Mozart and be populer as many pop singers do
I must remind, it s not good talking after dead ppl, and a big sin
I dont believe in sins
Argument with Mozart, I thought I had finally gotten rid of him, where is he
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 01:28 pm |
DK just FOR ONCE, put your admin/mod powers to good use and sort out this nasty stretchy page!!!!!!
Consider it done!
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 01:32 pm |
Wind what did you do to this thread ?
It is all messed up!
DK just FOR ONCE, put your admin/mod powers to good use and sort out this nasty stretchy page!!!!!!
so how are you???
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 01:39 pm |
Thanx
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 01:39 pm |
so how are you???
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 01:40 pm |
Thanx
what is done??? I hope u wont delete my accountDD
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 01:42 pm |
what is done??? I hope u wont delete my accountDD
You did something weird to the thread - made it stretch wide
You bad bad bad wind
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 01:43 pm |
You did something weird to the thread - made it stretch wide
You bad bad bad wind
I like blondes keep away from me
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 01:44 pm |
keep away from me
With pleasure
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 02:51 pm |
what is done??? I hope u wont delete my accountDD
you got it wrong. DD stands for Doesn´t Delete. DK stands for Deletes Kindly
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 03:01 pm |
you got it wrong. DD stands for Doesn´t Delete. DK stands for Deletes Kindly
What happened to Dates Delikizin
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 03:13 pm |
What happened to Dates Delikizin
oh, this one´s still ON (I just had a moment of doubt when I thought you were not a blonde anymore but it´s ok now)
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 05:56 pm |
I wondered that too
Is Dk now a red head?
I´m a natural red head, I never think, even not freely. So I can´t join the BFT gang. Anyone in for a NRHG? (I´m hopefully not the only red head here? )
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 06:03 pm |
I´m a natural red head, I never think, even not freely. So I can´t join the BFT gang. Anyone in for a NRHG? (I´m hopefully not the only red head here? )
I´m one too!
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 06:05 pm |
Join the NRHG? Please?
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29 Oct 2008 Wed 06:10 pm |
Count me in-who else is out there?
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30 Oct 2008 Thu 03:16 am |
Count me in-who else is out there?
I´ve just had red lowlights added to my hair for autumn does that count?...but I think I prefer the BFT
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30 Oct 2008 Thu 10:54 am |
I´ve just had red lowlights added to my hair for autumn does that count?...but I think I prefer the BFT
Noooooooo! Hairdressers always start suggesting "a few red lowlights" to blonde hair in Autumn - PAY THEM NO ATTENTION! After a few washes the whole effect is the colour of sick!
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30 Oct 2008 Thu 10:57 am |
Noooooooo! Hairdressers always start suggesting "a few red lowlights" to blonde hair in Autumn - PAY THEM NO ATTENTION! After a few washes the whole effect is the colour of sick!
heh heh speaking from experience??
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30 Oct 2008 Thu 11:38 am |
heh heh speaking from experience??
Yes, the winter of 2006 was a sad one
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30 Oct 2008 Thu 11:44 am |
Yes, the winter of 2006 was a sad one
so i see
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30 Oct 2008 Thu 01:12 pm |
so i see
Is this not thehandsom?
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30 Oct 2008 Thu 02:35 pm |
And this week, the trophy awarded to the member who manages to take the original post furthest off topic goes jointly to..............
THE AENIGMA AND LESLUV
Congratulations from the TC Team!! Please keep it polished and in good condition for next week´s winner
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30 Oct 2008 Thu 03:07 pm |
And this week, the trophy awarded to the member who manages to take the original post furthest off topic goes jointly to..............
THE AENIGMA AND LESLUV
Awwwwwwwww thanks
I would like to thank my mother, my father, my publicist, my secretary, my agent.....
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30 Oct 2008 Thu 03:44 pm |
And this week, the trophy awarded to the member who manages to take the original post furthest off topic goes jointly to..............
THE AENIGMA AND LESLUV
Awwwwwwwww thanks
I would like to thank my mother, my father, my publicist, my secretary, my agent.....
oh i don´t know what to say....the aenigma for making it possible , members of the SS, THE BFT, The NRHG, and not forgetting the SSD and L. I love you all....Bravo Brava
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