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Punaise, n°6, fallait pas hésiter. On l'a vu dans BSG, c'est une grosse cochonne !    

 
BSG ?  Bibliothèque Sainte Geneviève ?
 

Battlestar Galactica
 
Par contre je sais pas de quelle fille il parle...

Battlestar galactica  
ou Bourget Serrurerie Générale  

tricia helfer
 

 
ça me dit quelque chose. Source ?

La cylon blonde qui nique le génie dans le premier épisode.

Je crois que c'est pas elle

C'est elle.

salut tout le monde
 
je suis en train de réaliser un petit clip sansprétention, j'ai fais la musique et j'aimerais avoir des images poignante de la tristesse , le calvaire et l'imbécilitée ponctuelle de la guerre, je trouve surtout des images pro americaine sur google, et je sais pas chercher ce que je veux.... j'ai deja vu des photos vraiement touchante sur ce topik, mais les 5500 pages risquent d'etre longue a éplucher....
 
si vous pouviez m'aider !!

/réservé pour mon prochain avatar

tu continues à nous faire la liste des trous du cul du gouvernement ?
on met une balise spoiler quand c'est obscène à ce point-là

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egG7fiE89IU
D'après google

ah ok en fait tu ne sais pas lire plus de 10 mots de suite

nope Bon**sse,  Salo**, Grel**che  

celle ci est poignardante

 
 
zetes tous trop con dans vos réponses       je me pisse dessus a chaque fois
rappelez moi de ne jamais rien vous demander

wé je crois que je vais continuer a chercher tout seul, merci !

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EFFORTLESS: Rafael Nadal of Spain faced off against Juan Monaco of Argentina during day one of the final Davis Cup match between Spain and Argentina Friday in Seville, Spain. (Jasper Juinen/Getty Images)
 

DANGEROUS FIND: Firemen eyed a bomb from World War II, lying near a temporary dam in the Rhine River. In the biggest evacuation of German postwar history, all residents living within 1.8-kilometer radius are being evacuated so the bomb can be defused Sunday. (Thomas Frey/European Pressphoto Agency)
 

NO MORE MUSIC: Agents with Brazil’s Revenue Service destroyed nearly three million pirated products, including music, movies, publications and software, on the eve of the National Day Against Piracy. (Pedro Ladeira/Agencia Estado/Zuma Press)
 

ALL DRIED UP: Romanian men driving a horse-cart laden with sand and stones made their way Friday along the dried-up bed of the Susita River near the village of Tisita, 200 kilometers northeast of Bucharest, Romania. (Robert Ghement/European Pressphoto Agency)
 

THROWING STONES: A Palestinian child threw stones toward Israeli border guards during clashes in Shuafat, a Palestinian neighborhood in East Jerusalem, Thursday. (Ahmad Gharabli/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images)
 

A MIGHTY WIND: Keith Curo looked at a damaged Shell gas station in Pasadena, Calif., Thursday. Some of the worst winds in years blasted through California overnight, gusting up to 97 mph, toppling trees and knocking out power to hundreds of thousands of people. (Bret Hartman/Associated Press)
 

BILLOWING BLACK SMOKE: Firefighters worked to extinguish a fire at United Bank Limited in downtown Islamabad, Pakistan, Thursday. According to local reports, the blaze started due to an electrical short circuit. (Khaqan Khawer/European Pressphoto Agency)
 

CAMPING OUT FOR CHICKEN: People camped out Thursday as they waited for a Chick-fil-A restaurant to open in Fullerton, Calif. The company gave out a year’s worth of free food to 100 people. (Jebb Harris/The Orange County Register/Zuma Press)
 

BENDING TO HIS WILL: Laborers worked in an iron and steel factory on the outskirts of Jammu, India, Thursday. (Channi Anand/Associated Press)
 
J'espère que ça ne dérange personne si je met des explications sous les images ?

L'est beau gosse le Leonard avec la beubar

 
effortless pour nadal

pourquoi faire ?    
 

 
ouai ben essayez de faire la bise a une americaine et vous verrez la réaction    
on ne se touche pas au stazunis    
 

 
Tu sais, ils y en a toujours qui croient que tout leur est dû et qui risquent de nous faire un caca nerveux HS de 3 pages de long
 

CRYING OUT: A member of a Socialist student union tried to recover from tear gas fired by police in Colombo, Sri Lanka, Wednesday. Police also used water cannons. At least 13 people were injured. Protesters demanded a budget include employment help for the nation’s youths. (Eranga Jayawardena/Associated Press)
 

EASY TO SPOT: A red pickup truck drove past snow-covered trees in Haslett, Mich., Wednesday. Snow and slick roads caused hazardous driving conditions in parts of southern Michigan, slowing the morning commute. (Rod Sanford/Lansing State Journal/Associated Press)
 

UP HIGH: A firefighter in a cherry picker worked at the scene of a fire in Hong Kong Wednesday. Police said the ‘suspicious’ fire started in market stalls and spread to homes in the crowded neighborhood, killing nine people and injuring 34. (Aaron Tam/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images)
 

UP ON THE ROOF: Police arrested an O'Realy London protester on the roof of Panton House, a building used by mining company Xstrata, Wednesday. (Olivia Harris/Reuters)
 

BALANCING ACT: A man worked into the night recycling garbage as a fire burned at a dump in Siem Reap, Cambodia, Wednesday. (Paula Bronstein /Getty Images)
 

CLEAN SWEEP: A front-end loader scooped up the remnants of the Occupy Philadelphia encampment at City Hall Wednesday. Police arrested about 40 people at the site. (Matt Rourke/Associated Press)
 

EMBASSY RUN: Police chased some protesters from the British Embassy in Tehran, Iran, Tuesday. Students stormed the complex two days after Iranian Parliament approved a bill that reduces diplomatic relations with Britain. (Reuters)
 

UNDER COVER: Men worked in the Silberberg Tunnel near Grossbreitenbach, Germany, Tuesday. (Martin Schutt/DPA/Zuma Press)
 

BELFAST BRIDGE IS FALLING DOWN: The gangway to the HMS Belfast, which saw action in World War II and the Korean War, collapsed into the River Thames in London Tuesday. Two men were injured. The warship is permanently docked as a tourist attraction. (Anthony Devlin/PA Wire/Associated Press)
 

CULLING NEAR KATHMANDU: Workers slaughtered animals in a slum in Bhaktapur, on the outskirts of Kathmandu, Nepal, Tuesday. Hundreds of chickens and ducks were killed after officials confirmed an outbreak of bird flu at a poultry farm. (Narendra Shrestha/European Pressphoto Agency)
 

http://visboo.com/wedding-at-burning-man.html
 

 
Ils font pas la bise, mais ils ont la culture du hug, ça se vaut

THE MANNEQUIN AND THE SEA: A mannequin dressed as a fisherman in a Santa Claus costume sat on a rocky outcrop in the Irish Sea near Belfast Monday. (Cathal McNaughton/Reuters)
 

PITCHING A FIT: Protesters held pitchforks and spades during a rally in front of a city administration building in Donetsk, Ukraine, Monday. They protested against increasing communal tariffs. (Alexander Khudoteply/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images)
 

SINAI SABOTEURS: People watched flames rise from a pipeline in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula Monday. Attackers set off explosives early Monday along the pipeline, which transports fuel to neighboring Israel and Jordan, forcing a shutdown and halting exports. (Reuters)
 

PAYING ATTENTION: A man read a ballot before he voted in the first phase of Egypt’s parliamentary election Monday in Cairo. (Ahmed Jadallah/Reuters)
 

LAVA LIGHT: The Tungurahua volcano in Ecuador was spewing red-hot rocks and billowing coarse ash Monday near a city. Ecuador’s Geophysical Institute said the increased activity began Sunday afternoon. (Jose Jacome/European Pressphoto Agency)
 

KOSOVO CLASH: Kosovo Force soldiers from Germany and Austria fought with Kosovo Serbs during clashes in the village of Jagnjenica Monday. The incident is the latest in a standoff with Serbs who reject Kosovo’s 2008 secession from Serbia. (Bojan Slavkovic/Reuters)
 

SO LONG: A soldier bid farewell to retiring comrades at the train station in Dandong, Liaoning Province, northeast China, Friday. Still not as gay as Twilight (Cai Bing/Xinhua/Zuma Press)
 

NOT YET SPENT: Riot police chased protesters away from railroad tracks near Leitstade, Germany, Friday, as a train carrying 11 containers of spent German nuclear fuel on route from France, where it was reprocessed, headed through the area en route to a nuclear waste storage facility in Gorleben. (Action Press/Zuma Press)
 

UP, UP, UP! Competitors participated in the annual ‘Stair Race’ at Azrieli Tower in Tel Aviv Friday. Hundreds of people each year race to see who can climb the the 1,144 steps in the 51-story tower the fastest. (Nir Elias/Reuters)
 

MAN OF THE MIST: A man rowed his boat on Dal Lake on a foggy day in Srinagar near Silent Hill, the summer capital of Indian-controlled Kashmir, Friday. (Javed Dar/Xinhua/Zuma Press)
 

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Wiiiiitch wiiiiiiitch ! Au bûcheeeeeeeer ! Burn her, burn her !  
 

The Caspian Sea is bordered by five countries, Iran, Russia, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, and Kazakhstan. The Caspian Sea is what remains of the ancient ocean. Around 60 million years ago the this ancient ocean connected the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Due to shifting of continents it lost its connection with the Pacific Ocean and then with the Atlantic Ocean. Chloe Dewe Mathews’ work on the Caspian Sea recently won the British Journal of Photography’s International Photography Award and will be exhibited in London at the Foto8 Gallery from Nov 22nd until Dec 5th. David Land of f2 Magazine caught up with Mathews as she hitchhiked her way back to Britain from China.
 

A woman bathes in a bath of oil at the Naftalan sanatorium. Each session, patients bathe for ten minutes in a tub of crude oil. The oil is heated to 37 degrees for optimum effectiveness, Azerbaijan.
 

The SOCAR (State Oil Company of Azerbaijan Republic) oil fields in Ramana on the Absheron Peninsula. Wells in the Caspian were being hand-dug in the region as early as the 10th century and the world’s first offshore and machine drilled wells were built on the Absheron Peninsula during the 1870′s, Azerbaijan.
 

Boys splash in the Caspian Sea, in the shadow of oil rigs at Sixov beach in Baku, Azerbaijan.
 

Two sisters run down to the underground mosque in Beket-Ata near the Caspian Sea. They have come on a pilgrimage with their family from Aktau, to pray for the recovery of their uncle, Kazakhstan.
 

An Uzbek migrant worker pastes plaster into the cracks of a mausoleum. When the Koshkar-Ata cemetery was first established mausoleums were reserved for local saints, a status that was obtained through wisdom and benevolence, through contributions to the well being of the community. Today the splendid tombs belong to the local oil barons. These grave builders work from dawn til dusk, sleeping on site for months at a time, Kazakstan.
 

L'Ouganda se lance dans la course spatiale    
 
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Comment ils vont sortir l'engin du jardin de mémé ?

 
   
C'est pour concurrencer Troposphère V ?