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Tuesday, May 22, 2012

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Kings Cross is Under SEIGE

By Jennifer Stone, published on May 21, 2012

Sydney over the last months has been shot at, chased, terrorised for what? A fight over a bank account.

Bikes Unite has been happening all over the World . It is known that most large bikie mob, the largest all over the world name the drug running arm of the operations the runaways. Being like the wanders they work of a night, no fixed address yet they have a person behind the scenes.

This band of misfits that have terroried Sydney over a bank account TYVO Taking your vice over has caused families to run for cover.

The gun shoots have stopped yet the war is still happening...

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Tags: kings cross, kings cross sting, kings cross currency, heiress, tyvo

Trolling And Why Its So Popular

By XX_BenDover_63XX, published on May 21, 2012

I am a regular internet forum user and i can honestly say trolling has become a major problem. Many people no longer use sites such as Yahoo Answers and some forums due to the unwanted responses from so called "trolls". I myself do not know why such silly idiotic pastimes are seen as funny. It just comes from people without a sense of humor or any intelligence. Though trolling is an immature pointless activity it is becoming increasingly popular and is further developing into greater and more sophisticated forms. Trolling is destructive and degrading to the creative and intellectual thought...

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Tags: cars, politics, internet, comedy, financial

If The Government Owned Facebook

By Randy Mitchell, published on May 21, 2012

With one click of a computer’s mouse, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg became one of the richest people in the world, if not in history when the company he founded became public last week. And as most know, Facebook was created among the confines of a Harvard dorm room utilizing nothing more but an ingenious idea, entrepreneurial drive to succeed, and discovery of a golden niche revealing the thirsty desire people have to connect and share their lives with others. The young Grandfather of social media is definitely the wonder boy of new-age business, probably carrying both the admiration and...

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Tags: facebook, capitalism, entrepreneurship, business success, randy mitchell, government bureacracy, american spirit

It's Baseball Time

By gt281, published on May 21, 2012

“Hello sports fans, Dan Hack here, I’m sitting here with my guest announcer Stu ta Gills at beautiful landfill side Dell Unisom Nabisco Gillette Hoover Oreo Lays Edison stadium, locally known as Dunghole stadium.”

“Are you allowed to say Dunghole on TV?”

“Sure we are Stu, we’re on radio, the whole thing is tape delayed.”

“Oh good, hi mom.”

“The game between the Boston Buffoons and the Cleveland Clowns is just about to begin and there isn’t a star in the clear blue sky. That may change though if we go into extra innings, but that’s not expected to happen today....

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Tags: baseball, baseball humor

The Ryan Budget, Or The Plan To Make Atlas Shrug

By Humble Opinion, published on May 21, 2012

Attempting to deliver a final crushing blow to government help for the poor, the 2012 Republican Party voted in favor of Wisconsin Congressman Paul Ryan's Budget plan. Touting it as the most efficient way to bring down the deficit, these followers of fiction writer Ayn Rand would have the nation believe that cutting off all help for those with the least, and giving that money to the richest fat cats in the country, will somehow deliver us from the depression that was started by these very same hucksters.

Propaganda channels like Fox News tell their listeners that this is the most courageous...

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Tags: politics, republicans, democrats, democracy, congress, poverty, ayn rand, budget, corporations, paul ryan

Let 300 million Flowers Bloom

By Anastasia , published on May 20, 2012

Last week the Chinese National Bureau of Corruption Prevention issued a statement saying that 72.7 per cent of the population was satisfied with progress the government was making on tackling corruption, an endemic problem in the country. It caused a virtual tsunami. People went on line in their thousands, creative in their derision of a figure that doubtless sprung fully armed from the mind of some bureaucrat or other. One individual said “Public opinion poll? Did they conduct it inside the Politburo? Poor old public opinion – raped once again.”

I say ‘said’ but the comment was...

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Tags: china, communication, free speech, communism, microblogging

Comparing America's Top 10 Pizza Chains

By Humble Opinion, published on May 20, 2012

As one of the nation's favorite comfort foods, pizza has become the staple of choice for Americans of all walks of life. Devoured by the millions during televised sporting events, the gooey concoction of cheese, meats and vegetables piled high on different types of pie crusts, has satisfied our hunger for generations. With the rise of national fast food pizza chains across the land, let's take a look at ten of them, comparing value for your money as well as taste.

Number 10. Chuck E. Cheese

A virtual carnival greets visitors as they enter a Chuck E. Cheese establishment. Parents...

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Tags: food, history, cheese, eating, reviews, delicious, dining, pizza, meats, dough, fast food

eXtasy Books & Devine Destinies to give away Kindle Fire

By boomergirl, published on May 19, 2012

eXtasy Books and Devine Destinies will be touring the blogosphere June 1 - August 31 2012 on their first ever virtual blog tour. Publisher Tina Haveman and Pump Up Your Book have combined forces to give away not only a Kindle Fire but also a $50 gift certificate to the person who comments the most on their 3 month blog tour. For any blogger who participates there's also an incentive for them. If your blog receives the most comments, you will also win a $50 gift certificate.

About Tina Haveman

Tina Haveman is the founder and CEO of eXtasy Books and Devine Destinies. Tina was...

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Tags: extasy books, free kindle fire, win kindle fire, devine destinies, publisher blog tour

Drugs send people to the streets? TAKe CoNTRoL

By Jennifer Stone, published on May 19, 2012

Who is in Control? The drugs or the police.

For my opinion working and living on the front line of drug worn warzone Kings Cross. The disgusting drug barons that lurch away hiding, with a girlfriend in toe is just a normal night in Kings Cross.

The Master as I put it, yet the drugs that go through his hands feed so many. Who is control? The Police that seem to have no control from the Master. The system, these drug barons have other drug dealers and users hiding them at every point through this drug empire that The Master has created.

The Master had started many years...

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Tags: drugs, ice, kings cross, system, currency, heroin, exposing

It's The Economy - and It's Not Stupid!

By Notumbus Bumbus, published on May 19, 2012

Back in the Roaring '90's, for every straight-up software developer there were at least five who specialized in vaporware - "it's in the pipeline," "we launch v2.2 before Christmas," "our developers are just finishing the final testing phase." Ah, those were the days - IPO's fueled by pure rocket, uh, vapor. Looked fast, demoed hot, and always run by some man behind a curtain. Funny thing was, many of those demo's happened on Wall Street. What's funny about that, you ask?

Think about it for a second - if you were some hot-shot speculator, looking for software that would give you a leg...

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Tags: facebook, wall street, mitt, zuckerberg, p.t. barnum

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