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GOOD PIC

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是啊，泰戈尔的我很喜欢，吉檀迦利和飞鸟集，下面是吉檀迦利中的一首：

你已经使我永生，这样做是你的欢乐。这脆薄的杯儿，你不断地把它倒空，又不断
地以新生命来充满。
    这小小的苇笛，你携带着它逾山越谷，从笛管里吹出永新的音乐。
    在你双手的不朽的按抚下，我的小小的心，消融在无边快乐之中，发出不可言说的
词调。
    你的无穷的赐予只倾入我小小的手里。时代过去了，你还在倾注，而我的手里还有
余量待充满。
1.

Thou hast made me endless, such is thy pleasure. This frail vessel thou emptiest again and again, and fillest it ever with fresh life.

This little flute of a reed thou hast carried over hills and dales, and hast breathed through it melodies eternally new.

At the immortal touch of thy hands my little heart loses its limits in joy and gives birth to utterance ineffable.

Thy infinite gifts come to me only on these very small hands of mine. Ages pass, and still thou pourest, and still there is room to fill.

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SouthPark！ Awesome

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWVIObGHxzs&feature=related

[ 本帖最后由 yanalxy 于 14-6-2010 11:41 编辑 ]

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AN AMERICAN CORPORATION

    * You have two cows.
    * You sell one, and force the other to produce the milk of four cows.
    * You are surprised when the cow drops dead.

A SOUTH AFRICAN CORPORATION

    * You have two cows.
    * You go on strike because you want three cows.
    * They get stolen, so you blame the previous regime and steal someone else's cows and shoot their owner.

A ZIMBABWEAN CORPORATION

    * A farmer has two cows.
    * You take over his farm, eat both cows and wait for the international community to supply more.

A JAPANESE CORPORATION

    * You have two cows.
    * You re-design them so they are one-tenth the size of an ordinary cow and produce twenty times the milk.
    * You then create clever cow cartoon images called Cowkimon and market them World-Wide.

A GERMAN CORPORATION

    * You have two cows.
    * You re-engineer them so they live for 100 years, eat once a month, and milk themselves.

A BRITISH CORPORATION

    * You have two cows.
    * Both are mad.

AN INDIAN CORPORATION

    * You have two cows.
    * You pray to them for food.

AN ITALIAN CORPORATION

    * You have two cows, but you don't know where they are.
    * You break for lunch.

A RUSSIAN CORPORATION

    * You have two cows.
    * You count them and learn you have five cows.
    * You count them again and learn you have 42 cows.
    * You count them again and learn you have 12 cows.
    * You stop counting cows and open another bottle of vodka.

A SWISS CORPORATION

    * You have 5000 cows, none of which belong to you.
    * You charge others for storing them.

A CHINESE CORPORATION

    * You have two cows.
    * You have 300 people milking them.
    * You claim full employment, high bovine productivity, and arrest the newsman who reported the numbers.

AN AUSTRALIAN CORPORATION

    * You have two cows.
    * The one on the left is kinda cute...

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QQ是我觉得最好的在线联络工具，，QQ邮箱是非一般的好用，，，

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Bedazzled by the literary zeal and hilarious repartree you've been reading on these forums? Perhaps you're overwhelmed by the deluge of insightsful advice about how to improve your surfing? You're not alone.

Yes, the internet is truly a wonderful thing, but like, well, Achilles, it has an achilles heel - it needs power. In these turbulent times, with terrorist threats and talk of 'energy efficiency' never far from the evening headlines, it's just not worth the risk of being caught offline. Luckily, that's what books were invented for. Similar to the internet, except heavier ... and not held ransom by Microsoft, these marvels are just the thing for blackouts, power failures, or even server dropout. They also make handy paperweights.

So whether you're looking for chrissy gift or hunting down a surf self-improvement book for a, er... friend, jump on in to the Morrison Media online store and have a squiz.

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大家都Happy New Year！

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和中国人一块下实验室太多，做presentation说出中文单词被其他中国人笑死。

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Send to the men who need a laugh and the women with a good sense of humor
1. When I was born, I was given a choice - A big dick or a good memory.. I don't remember, what I chose.

2. Your birth certificate is an apology letter from the condom factory.

3. A wife is a sex object. Every time you ask for sex, she objects.

4. Impotence: Nature's way of saying 'No hard feelings...'

5. There are only two four letter words that are offensive to men - 'don't' and 'stop', unless they are used together.

6. Panties: Not the best thing on earth, but next to the best thing on earth.

7. There are three stages of sex in a man's life: Tri Weekly, Try Weekly, and Try Weakly.

8. Virginity can be cured.

9. Virginity is not dignity, its lack of opportunity.

10. Having sex is like playing bridge. If you don't have a good partner, you'd better have a good hand.

11. I tried phone sex once, but the holes in the dialer were too small.

12. Marriage is the only war where you get to sleep with the enemy.

13. Q: What's an Australian kiss?
A: The same thing as a French kiss, only down under.

14. A couple just married were happy with the whole thing. He was happy with the Hole and she was happy with the Thing......

15. Q: What are the three biggest tragedies in a man's life?
A: Life sucks, job sucks, and the wife doesn't.

16. Q: Why do men find it difficult to make eye contact?
A: Breasts don't have eyes.

17. Despite the old saying, 'Don't take your troubles to bed', many men still sleep with their wives!!

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Show us the money!

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太太太漂亮了，楼主是个幸运的人。

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sounds great!
it was so different from what I seen in youtube.

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Pretty Boy！
呵呵
很幸福的一家子！

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看到Brad的ass了么？

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歌词

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A New Day Has Come-Celine Dion

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niu 都很牛

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Showtime is reviving "The L Word"-- but this time as a reality series.Pay cabler has greenlit nine episodes of "The Real L Word: Los Angeles," from "L Word" creator Ilene Chaiken and reality producers Magical Elves ("Top Chef").
Show will follow six lesbians in Los Angeles as they go about their lives -- a lesbian answer to Bravo's "Real Housewives"franchise. Project is dependent on casting, the net said; if all goesas planned, "The Real L Word" would debut sometime next year.
"The L Word," which ran for six seasons on Showtime, wrapped up earlier this year. Series, which starred Jennifer Beals, Mia Kirshner and Laurel Holloman, among others, centered on a fictional group of women, both gay and straight, in Los Angeles.
"Eventhough we concluded our sixth season of 'The L Word' on Showtime thispast March, I believe we are not nearly finished telling our 'L Word'stories," Chaiken said. "Showtime has yet again come forward tocontinue with us this mission to entertain and enlighten and bring more'L' to the world."
Chaiken, who exec produced "L Word," will also EP "The Real L Word," along with Magical Elves' Dan Cutforth and Jane Lipsitz.
"Welove to tell authentic stories about complex characters and feel likethis is an area that has yet to be explored in reality television,"Lipsitz said.
"Real L Word" is the latest in a string of series orders for Showtime, which last week greenlit the Laura Linney starrer "The C Word." Cabler also has "Oliver Stone's Secret History of America" on tap.
"The Real L Word" is the second spinoff for Chaiken. The exec producer was behind the scripted spinoff "The Farm," which starred "The L Word's" Leisha Hailey. That project wasn't picked up to series, however.
Added Cutforth: "We're ready to take on the challenge of living up to the groundbreaking drama of the original 'L-Word'."

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....corn flakes...

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谢谢LZ 也为自己加油

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哈哈哈哈哈哈 矜持

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Entertainment
3 Jun 2009
In chime with our times: Kit Hungby Nigel Collett
Fridae meets Kit Hung, director of the award winning film, Soundless Wind Chime, which will hit Hong Kong screens in the summer, followed by cinemas in North America, the United Kingdom and Europe.

Ideas drive Wing Kit Hung, old ideas, cuttingedge ideas, concepts refracted by images that give birth to newreflections. He’s fascinated by weaving different things together,traditional Chinese thought, maybe, with the electronic cultures thathold sway across the net, and by juxtaposing things that are ordinaryin their own setting, bringing them together to make themextraordinary. He is always a director with a message, a film makervery much in keeping with the times.



Kit Hung

So when I met him for tea at the Fringe Club in Hong Kong (he drankaerated water to my coffee), to discuss his career and his new film, Soundless Wind Chime(无声风铃), we soon got into philosophy, myth, activism and socialpolitics. But before jumping in too deep here, let me put Kit incontext for those who have yet to have the pleasure of seeing his work.Many of us will know him as one of Hong Kong’s three prominent makersof films with gay themes (the others being Simon Chung and Scud) andthe director of 2001’s award-winning I Am Not What You Want.

Kitwas born and educated in Hong Kong, taking his first degree in Designat the Polytechnic University before turning his back on a commerciallife and launching into film. At the Poly U, he was lucky enough to betaught Hong Kong culture by Yau Ching, a Hong Kong LGBT activist andwriter who helped his personal breakthrough both in terms of the way hecould fit his gay sexual orientation into Hong Kong society and of whathe wanted to do with his life. The University allowed him to make a35-minute film as his graduation project. This, actually his secondfilm (the first was In My Space of Loneliness, his ownfeelings about his then boyfriend collected into a five-minute short,made with his own video camera in 1999), was entitled [:nv:s:b/e peop/e]and was a film exploring human communications in cyber space. Its twocharacters, Moon and Sue, never speak, just type text to each other,yet connect so strongly to each other and to others in Hong Kong thatthe film concludes with the Moon God’s red ribbons linking the entirecity. Made in 2000, the film was shown at the Transmediale Festival inBerlin and was successful enough to encourage Kit to go on, which hedid the next year with I Am Not What You Want, a phenomenallysuccessful movie which held 2nd place for 11 weeks in HMV’s video salesand was shown at a large number of international festivals, winning theSpecial Jury Prize at the Festival ‘De Drake’ in Belgium.

I Am Not What You Wantbroke the mould in more than sales. Much of its popularity can be putdown to the simplicity and charm of the very innocent love affair itshows developing between two very ‘normal’ New Territories boys. It isan infectiously joyous film in which gay love is drawn just like anyother and which has, for once, a happy ending. Audiences, straight andgay, warmed to it.

“Hong Kong is desperate for this kind ofrealistic representation of normal gay life,” Kit told me. “My ambitionwas to make it so ordinary, and I got a lot of comments like ‘I’m notgay, but I like the film’ so I think I succeeded in getting across tomainstream society the idea that gay life isn’t different and that gaypeople shouldn’t feel isolated.” This worked even for his mother, whohad hardly talked to him for the six years since he’d come out; thefilm includes a scene based on what had happened at Kit’s home wherethe family sit in embarrassed silence throughout dinner. When she sawthe scene, his mother telephoned him in Chicago and told him sheunderstood and that she knew now that he’d really achieved something.


Screenshots from Soundless Wind Chime

Kit’s mother could not have ignored his sexual orientation. He came outat school at the age of 19, where he’d always known of his differencefrom most of his classmates, to whom he was a bit of a ‘sissy’. He wasthen exposed to the very camp atmosphere of Metro Broadcast radio,where he worked part time. A search on Yahoo for ‘Gay Hong Kong’ tookhim to a university where for the first time he met a lot of other tongzhi.Kit now embraced his sexuality and threw himself into gay activism. Atthe Polytechnic University, he was cofounder of the ‘Gay and LesbianOrientation Camp’ which gathered over a hundred university studentstogether in the country in 1997, as well as a committee member of theJoint University Queer Union, where he met Kenneth Cheung and Tommy Jaiand which was the foundation for what later became Rainbow Hong Kong,the LGBT drop in centre and activist group in Kowloon. Later, inChicago, Kit founded the first Queer Film Festival at the School of ArtInstitute, a one-off six-day celebration of gay and lesbian film.

Kit was in Chicago due to the success of I Am Not What You Want,which won him a scholarship to study for a MFA in Studio at the Schoolof Art Institute of Chicago. Here, Kit made the 38-minute short Buffering,a story examining long distance relationships and linking technologyand the ordinary world, featuring Hong Kong singer-song writer ChetLam. This won plaudits at film festivals worldwide, including in Turin,and secured him invitations to the Berlin film festival’s BerlinaleTalent Campus in 2003 and 2004, a melting pot of European film talentthat brought him many of the contacts that he has been able to workwith until today. He also began work on Soundless Wind Chime,though this took many years to bring to fruition. Initially, this was aproject involving both Kit and a lesbian friend. They separately wrotealternate scenes involving a lesbian and a gay couple, each allowingthe other to continue the tale. Sadly, his partner dropped out,depressed by the difficulty of interesting commercial backers in themovie and taking her lesbian stories with her, leaving Kit alone withhis gay characters and the struggle to complete the film.

In themeantime, Kit found himself in Switzerland, home of the German Swisswho became and remains his partner. It was a base from which hecontinued to develop his own style in half a dozen music videos forrecording artists from China, Hong Kong (Chet Lam and Kelly Cha) andSwitzerland (the popular Swiss singer- song writer, Signorino TJ) andan opening short for the Amsterdam Film Festival. What links all thesepieces is the desire, both of Kit and of artists like Chet Lam withwhom he works, to break moulds and to escape the clutches of thecommercial hardcore. “I use hi-tech methods to create something raw,touchy” he says. “Especially for Signorino TJ, I developed a style likethe Monty Python cartoons, which he had introduced to me.” He also madevisuals for a Liverpool-based film company for two children’s theatreproductions in Switzerland; this too, mixed multi-media elements intothe form of a TV game involving ten characters played by three peoplewearing masks, typically for Kit linking techniques both ancient andnew.

All the time, though, Kit was pulling together the script, finance and cast for Soundless Wind Chime.The project received new motivation in Switzerland, where Kit’spartner’s parents both died within a short space of time and Kit foundhimself wanting to talk to the dead as though they were still there.So, he wrote new parts of the film, parts which form its heart, toresolve the issues which faced him; issues of loss, of dealing withgrief, of the denial and the need for final acceptance of death.Rebirth features, in a semi-Buddhist sense and in the reincarnation ofa dead person in the form of another who looks the same, maybe is thesame, but has no memory of any former life and so can never be the sameperson. Western viewers may miss some of this on first viewing (forinstance the old couple and the young boy parting at the start of thefilm recalls, to those who know the Chinese story, the old woman whogives the about-to-be reborn soul its soup of forgetfulness before itcrosses the bridge to this world). Inevitably, almost all will missmany of the personal references in this film. Yet the scenes arisingfrom Kit’s own experiences in Switzerland, the old Chinese womandancing, the girl playing the violin, all fit seamlessly into thesurrealist atmosphere of the country he recreates.

“I alsowanted to show an inter-racial relationship like my own,” Kit adds,“something that was part of me. There are so few shows which show this.I can think only of Ang Lee’s The Wedding Banquet and Simon Chung’s Innocentthat do this well. It needs a lot of sensitivity to describe this.” Thetwo leading actors are both outsiders, one a mainland Chinese the otherSwiss. Lu Yulai plays a poor Chinese restaurant worker recently arrivedin Hong Kong and Bernhard Bulling has two roles, as Pascal, a vagabondSwiss thieving for a meagre living in Hong Kong, and Ueli, hisreincarnation (or doppel gänger, perhaps), a gentleshopkeeper in rural Switzerland. The first two characters are alsooutsiders, the third is cut off from his family through grief. All canscarcely communicate in words, hence the title, for the very realcommunication that eventually leads to love between the characters isby means other than sounds, chimes singing from the soul, far moreeffective than mere vocal chords. Pascal dies and maybe is, maybeisn’t, resurrected as Ueli, but how is not important to these themes.Again, Kit breaks stereotypes and, through subconscious linkages,surprises and persuades his audience.

Soundless Wind Chimeis already a success; winning the Best Feature Film, Nuovi Sguardiaward and a special mention under the Special Jury award at the 24thTorino GLBT Film Festival last month as well as a Teddy Award (theofficial LGBT award) nomination at the 59th Berlin International FilmFestival. It is now distributed by Hong Kong’s Golden Scene and willhit Hong Kong screens in the summer, followed by cinemas in NorthAmerica, the United Kingdom and Europe. There’ll be a DVD, it seems, bythe end of the year. By then, Kit will be deep into his next project, amusical film, and is moving for the time being to Hong Kong to work onit. Here he’ll also carry on doing other things as well, includingteaching at the City and Polytech Universities. His next film, he says,will not, for once, be a film with a gay theme, but then Kit doesn’tbelieve his earlier films have just been ‘gay films’ either, ratherfilms about relationships in which the characters happen to be gay.“Gay films have been an opportunity for me,” Kit confesses. “They arenot a limitation. To make something close to you it’s easier to workwith the greater energy and passion that your feelings and experiencebring to the screen. My films have given me the chance to show what Ican do,” he adds. Paradoxically, he believes that the next few years,difficult though they may be economically, may give independent filmmakers opportunities as the big commercial projects find fewer backers.“There’ll be a lot of creative hunger that’ll need filling up.” He forone intends to rise to this challenge.

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玩Ｗｉｉ的網球遊戲時，用得到，
ALL  常聽到，是平手。

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regular就是常客啦

I love Jesus but I drink a little.  主要是老太太突然认罪一样提起这个的语气好笑啦，还有Call me anything but don’t call me late for dinner，这个老太太实在太搞了

反正是把我笑倒了

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现在年老体迈再动手动脚是不大可能啦   看过霍英东  见过李嘉诚 都知道抱紧红色祖国才能把自己的演艺事业上升到一个高度了  所以在公众场合喊话很可以理解的
从他和吴绮莉生下私生女 公然在记者招待会上说自己犯了全天下男人都会犯的错误
已经把自己深深的定格在跑龙套的角色了  想真的留名与华夏 除非真的观众都认可这种没情操的丑角

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Shanna Moakler, Former Miss California Contestants Shoot Gay Rights Ad

                                                                usmagazine.com:
                                                                                                                                                "Ibelieve Prop 8 lead a campaign of confusion and never made clear whatwas being asked of the people," Moakler says in an exclusive statementto Usmagazine.com. "I find most people have a problem with the wordmarriage. What I hope for is helping others understand 'civil union'and then one day helping people learn 'marriage' is something not God,not the state or country can solidify, but between two people who loveeach other."
                                                                                                                                                Read the whole story: usmagazine.com

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Brad Pitt: King of Japan                                
                                                                                                            

While Brad Pitt is a huge star here in America, I am fairlyconfident he's the biggest thing since Pachinko in Japan based on thesheer number of commercials he films for them. B. Pitty was snapped onthe set of a brand new one yesterday that featured him playingchauffeur to a sumo wrestler.
Or at least I think he's a Sumo -- that assumption must be annoyingfor fat Japanese men who aren't sumo wrestlers. I guess our equivalentis assuming all Southerners are farmers, or Seattle-ites work in coffeeshops.
For those of you who aren't familiar with Brad's foreign work, I'vecompiled the five best Japanese ads for your viewing pleasure. And whenit comes to that Rolex one, I do mean pleasure!



其他他的日本拍的广告视频请看

http://blogs.nypost.com/popwrap/ ... rad_pitt_japan.html
                                    
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thanks buddy, i appreciate for your contribution to freeoz

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Ukraine 乌克兰 首都：基辅(kyiv)
Geography
Located in southeast Europe, the country consists largely of fertile black soil steppes. Mountainous areas include the Carpathians in the southwest and the Crimean chain in the south. Ukraine is bordered by Belarus on the north, by Russia on the north and east, by the Black Sea on the south, by Moldova and Romania on the southwest, and by Hungary, Slovakia, and Poland on the west.

Total area: 233,089 sq mi (603,700 sq km)
Population (2007 est.): 46,299,862
Monetary unit: Hryvna
Languages: Ukrainian 67%, Russian 24%,
Ethnicity/race: Ukrainian 77.8%, Russian 17.3%,
Economic summary: GDP/PPP (2007 est.): $320.1 billion; per capita $6,900. Real growth rate: 7.3%. Inflation: 12.8%. Unemployment: 2.3% officially registered; large number of unregistered or underemployed workers; International Labor Organization est.: 7%.（失业率上，官方的有水分阿）
乌克兰地理位置重要，自然条件良好。历史上为兵家必争之地，乌因而饱经战乱。乌克兰民族是古罗斯族的分支。“乌克兰”一词最早见于《罗斯史记》（１１８７年）。公元９—１２世纪，现乌克兰大部地区并入基辅罗斯。１２３７年至１２４１年，蒙古金帐汗国（拔都）西征占领基辅，城市遭破坏。１９２２年苏联成立，东乌克兰加入联盟，成为苏联创始国之一。１９３９年１１月，西乌克兰与乌克兰苏维埃社会主义共和国合并。１９９１年，乌克兰脱离苏联，宣布独立，并改国名为乌克兰。乌克兰工农业均较发达。主要工业部门有冶金、机械制造、石油加工、造船、航天、航空等。盛产谷物和糖，其经济实力在原苏联居第二位，在原苏联有“粮仓”之称
乌克兰最有名的事件是切尔诺贝利核泄漏事故
还有记忆中的乌克兰大肥猪，乌克兰大白猪身躯肥硕，半年之内体重可达120—130公斤。由于饲料天成，其肉质香味独特。而乌克兰人用肥猪肉做成的萨洛，更是猪肉制品中的佳品

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LS的回帖可真有特色……

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once you become a  philosopher;
good wife or bad wife, they become two sides of a coin
-----------Anonymous

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A woman was found dead outside Harvey Norman with bite marks near her neck. They think Kelvinator!

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知音！

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"别跟老年人搅合"