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	UK England Rene Cloke An Elfin Sernade Postcard Other $1.25 Bids: 0 End time: 23-May-12 21:35:02 PDT
	1957 Press Photo Coty Rene Queen Elizabeth England Other Contemporary Images $27.88 End time: 14-Jun-12 09:48:46 PDT
	Mission and Betrayal, 1940-1945: My Crusade for England, Rene de Chambrun, Other $13.23 End time: 04-Jun-12 15:13:12 PDT
	Country Houses of England by Barbara Stoeltie, Rene Stoeltie Nonfiction $19.95 End time: 03-Jun-12 21:09:55 PDT
	1987 Press Photo Pat Morita Rene Du Pont London England Other Contemporary Images $21.88 End time: 19-Jun-12 01:31:06 PDT
	1941 Winston Churchill Biography by Rene Kraus England Prime Minister WWII Book American $19.95 End time: 06-Jun-12 19:38:25 PDT
	Stoeltie, Barbara and Rene COUNTRY HOUSES OF ENGLAND 1st Edition First Printing Antiquarian & Collectible $35.95 Best Offer Enabled End time: 30-May-12 19:55:10 PDT
	Vcd TARCY SU RENE LIU Love England KARAOKE ~NEW 劉若英 蘇慧倫 CDs $9.99 End time: 08-Jun-12 14:18:53 PDT

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Mozarella?

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Okamoto Keito Name: Emma Gwent
Boyfriend: Keito Okamoto
With greatest satisfaction Friends: Ryo, Yuto, Ryutaro, Chii
Enemies: All Keito fans
How You Met Keito:
You were quietly sitting case in your backyard, writing in a small notebook. You were actually supposed to get ready to go to the Okamotos’ party but you unswerving you would write till your mother came to get you.
“Emma! Are you ready to go?” Your mothers voice called out to you.
You scrambled to your feet and ran to your office, while your mother was downstairs in the kitchen. You laid your book on your dresser and went over to your closet. You pulled out a white knee reach skirt and a dark blue tank-top. You slipped on some blue flats and began to run down the stairs while throwing your whisker in a ponytail. You slid down the banister the rest of the way. You set down in a chair as your mother looked for her jacket.
“So why do I have to go to the Okamoto’s?” you asked.
You had in point of fact been dreading this moment since your mom had told you two weeks ago. You had just moved to Tokyo from London, and you knew some Japanese, buy you weren’t that yard goods yet. Your mom had told you that it would be a good to meet another family who had moved from England to Japan, but you knew that they had originally come from Japan anyways. And she had also said that there would be lots of kids there, but you weren’t in fact comfterble talking in Japanese yet.
“Because, Shizu (I made this name up for Keito’s mom, ignore it…) is my friend and she invited both of us to her cocktail,” your mother said turning to you.
You let out a sigh and said, “Oh how lucky...

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National Treasure

Today was a very idealistic day for me. After staying up most of the night and waking early this morning to finish a paper that needed to be handed in by noon (so I procrastinated a spot), I travelled to a little treasure spot in Kew Gardens known as The National Archives of England (insert booming, spectacular, music here), to do some research for my dissertation.

I. Love. The National Archives in London.

First. They are in Kew, near the beautiful Kew Gardens. And, the Archive edifice itself is surrounded by a beautiful landscape, a pond, a fountain, and ducks - all of which you can see while working away. What more could you ask for?

Two. The people who work there are well turned out, friendly and helpful (even when stressed), almost as if - shock!- they actually like their job (even the cafeteria workers).

Three. The cafeteria has good rations, and cheap food. This surprised me. It seemed once they lurred you into the archives of ancient history and locked the door, they would then charge you an arm and and a leg to eat (because goodess knows you scarcity energy to try to decipher the English used in those old documents... if it even is in English...). But no! Hot meals at a good appraisal are the name of the game at the archives :-)

Fourthly. It is just simply fascinating. The archives are cool (literally too, temperature clever). Call me a nerd, but I get a small thrill being around all that history; handling and reading documents that were written and used by great men of the good old days. (oops, and great women too. Sorry.)

Looooooove it! I will go back! And, consequently, I have to go back.

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What's the best piece of goalkeeping you have ever seen?

May 21, 1772 by Bong Marley! | Posted in Men's Premiere Leagues (UK)

Mine has got to be the scorpion safeguard made by Rene Higuita in Colombia's friendly match against England back in 1995.

u shudnt have answered the absurd its too obvious.
the other has 2 be valdes in this match,lol

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iieYg7Sm8FM

Who would win a "Philosophers' Soccer Match" between England and France?

Sep 23, 2008 by MNIDK!!! | Posted in Philosophy

See this video of a soccer agree between Ancient Greek and German philosophers:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2kAnTZBnTg

So, if the following teams lined up, who would win:

1) England: Jeremy Bentham, John Locke, Thomas Hobbes, John Stuart Mill, Bertrand Russell, A.J. Ayer, G.E. Moore, Richard Hare, Alfred North Whitehead, Francis Bacon, Roger Bacon and William of Ockham.

2) France: Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Voltaire, Denis Diderot, Rene Descartes, Jean Paul Sartre, Michel Foucault, Henri Poincare, Henri Bergson, Gabriel Marcel, Jacques Derrida and Jean Francois Lyotard.

I am hoping there are enough philosophers on this forum interested enough in soccer to rebutter my question just for laughs. I did not put it in the soccer section because I do not think the users there would be too interested in philosophy or know much about the philosophers.
Christopher F: Superlative answer! Hilarious!! And good idea bringing in Albert Camus as coach; should've thought of that.

Rene Descartes would glean his own existence, and then get to work trying to figure out whether the soccer ball really exists.

By the time he's decided it does, England will have scored its first aim.

Jean-Jacques Rousseau tries to get to the soccer ball by crawling around on all fours, as in a state of nature. This proves stupendous inefficient. England scores again.

Sartre exercises his radical freedom to stay on the bench, while kicking coach Camus in the shins for defending imperialism in North Africa. And England scores again.

As yet runs out, the Bacons are moving the ball quickly downfield, while Voltaire flirts with the cute girls in the stands.

4-0. Trade over.

Did Rene Higuita perform the 'scorpion kick' on more than one occasion?

Jan 31, 2007 by PinballWizard | Posted in Other - Soccer

Everyone remembers him prudence from Jamie Redknapps shot in the England vs Columbia match in 1995 using the Scorpion Kick, but was this the first time he performed it during a suitable match? Did he ever attempt it again?

I seen him do it more than once. Perchance there is a video of him doing it on Youtube.

Let's start with some birthdays. This man was born on December 25th 1642 in Lincolnshire, England. He can sit

Jul 06, 2007 by Heather C | Posted in History

under a tree and get hit in the aptitude by a piece of fruit anytime he wants as long as he continues to come up with astounding theories.

Edmond Halley
Johannes Kepler
Isaac Newton
Rene Descartes

sir isaac newton

Fantasy Smackdown NOC: Petey williams and A-1 w/ Trish vs Slyvan Greiner and Rene Dupree w/ Scott D'Amore?

Jun 29, 2008 by CounterScape | Posted in Wrestling

Demand that Who Wins and How!

This is the final match of Team Canada vs Team England and it is for the tag titles

Come Join!
t-kane lol it says Illusion


Fantasy - Fake

Yoke WHT

Ricardo Patrese and Rene Arnoux - England 1982

Crash at the start of the 1982 British Enormous prix

Ken Kesey in Old England 1996

Vetting with Ken Kesey "on the bus"during his tour in Old England, 1996. Rene Akker