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Comment on Lucky7Star’s Halloween Psychic List by DenzelWsl

DenzelWsl — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 02:26:12 +0000

Dear Friends, Did you have a happy halowen?

Comment on The Wacko Jacko World AIG Doubles Down on Stupid by sexycream21

sexycream21 — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 02:23:37 +0000

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Comment on Contact by Lura Ketchledge

Lura Ketchledge — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 16:32:57 +0000

Dear Sirs
I believe I have something to share that might interest your followers. I listed my home two weeks ago on eBay as a “Haunted Kentucky Horse Farm For Sale”.I have had 2500 people view it .My response has been huge!
On August the 7, 2009 there will be a team of ghost hunters at my farm to do an investigation. The group is called the Kentucky Spirit Seekers. I believe this is a worthy news story.
I have parlayed my paranormal experiences into three novels with Near Death Experiences, Ghosts, Reincarnation and much more. I am a serious writer that has done extensive research into the paranormal. The link below is my web page with my book previews.

http://www.LuraKetch.com Sincerely Lura Ketchledge

Comment on Lucky7Star’s Halloween Psychic List by Lianna Tate

Lianna Tate — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 00:32:56 +0000

Steven Craig has been WRONG for me more times than not. He has strung me along in the beleif that important stuff would happen. I even gave him a chance when I called him AFTER I received a confirmation that i did not get a scholarship, and Steven told me “yup I feel strongly you are going to get it”. Seriously, I has been wrong on other stuff that I so desparately wanted to know. He also has missed readings when I asked him to do readings on people i know, like the meeting that I was about to have with my boss. He didn’t tell me that my coworkers were sabotaging my efforts and told me it was all in my head and not to worry. Next thing I know I am in my boss’ office defending myself for things I did not do, but was accused of doing by three co-workers who wanted me out of the company. The times he was off, he was just a little off, he really missed the boat!

Comment on Contact by psychic test

psychic test — Fri, 29 May 2009 13:11:21 +0000

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Comment on Daring Shuttle Mission to Save the Hubble (Saving the best for last) by Lucky7Star

Lucky7Star — Mon, 25 May 2009 16:05:19 +0000

Yes they did extend the life of the Hubble, just as hopfully some may extend the life of Playboy. There was a time not so long ago that Playboy was set apart not just because of the loveliness of the bevy of beauties that poised for its patrons portraits of beauty but rather not unlike The New Yorker or The Saturday Review it actually had a following of the eclectic elite.When Playboy was hot - Salon.com

Oct 9, 2002 | It's December 1968 and you grab a mag at the local newsstand. The table of contents includes the following: A quartet of short stories by Alberto Moravia; a symposium on creativity with contributions from Truman Capote, Lawrence Durrell, James T. Farrell, Allen Ginsberg, Le Roi Jones, Arthur Miller, Henry Miller, Norman Podhoretz, Georges Simenon, Isaac Bashevis Singer, William Styron and John Updike; humor pieces from Jean Shepherd and Robert Morley; an article on pacifism in America by Norman Thomas; a piece on how machines will change our lives by Arthur C. Clarke; an essay on "the overheated image" by Marshall McLuhan; contributions from Eric Hoffer and Alan Watts; an article in defense of academic irresponsibility by Leslie Fiedler; a memoir of Hemingway by his son Patrick; Eldridge Cleaver interviewed by Nat Hentoff; a travel piece by the espionage novelist Len Deighton; and the first English translation of a poem by Goethe. Yes, folks, that was Playboy. And lest you think that issue was a fluke, an overstuffed Christmas goodie, the ad for the January 1969 issue promises a story from P.G. Wodehouse, an article by Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas, fiction from Robert Coover and Sean O'Faolain, and a never before published tale by Lytton Strachey.

Comment on And So this is Christmas!!! by Kimberley

Kimberley — Thu, 14 May 2009 02:00:28 +0000

Actually, the time has arisen to raise a little hell!

Comment on Daring Shuttle Mission to Save the Hubble (Saving the best for last) by Charlotte

Charlotte — Thu, 14 May 2009 01:08:25 +0000

Save the HUBBLE. Don’t let it become rubble!

Comment on The High Octane Playboy “Women Of Wall Street” Stimulus Plan Creates Heat Wave by Got to Love the Long Shot! « Doctor Buzzard

Got to Love the Long Shot! « Doctor Buzzard — Sun, 03 May 2009 16:59:36 +0000

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Comment on The High Octane Playboy “Women Of Wall Street” Stimulus Plan Creates Heat Wave by Lucky7Star

Lucky7Star — Sun, 03 May 2009 10:39:43 +0000

Some say this market is running out of steam… Flu scare, or some kind of hoax, whatever…

Six-Week Rally Runs Out of Steam – WSJ.com

By PETER A. MCKAY and ROB CURRAN

Banks shares rose as the government pulled back the curtain on its stress-test methodology, lifting the broader market Friday, though blue chips were unable to stretch their recent winning streak to seven weeks.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 119.23 points, or 1.5%, to 8076.29. Microsoft and American Express jumped by 11% and 21%, respectively, after posting better-than-expected results on Thursday. DuPont and Bank of America eached gained more than 3%.

On the week, the Dow declined 0.7%, halting a six-week string of gains. But the benchmark closed at its highest level in a week, is up 6.1% this month and more than 23% above the 12-year closing low it hit on March 9.

Though some of those fires may seem rather suspicious the markets are a long way up from where they were (35% since publication of Playboy’s “The Women of Wall Street”). My good friend Doctor Buzzard is still recovering from heat stroke generated by his most recent rocket ride on a monster move by a good little Penny “Triad Guaranty Inc” (ticker TGIC). But wishes to thank the “Women of Wall Street” for their generous contribution to a worthy of cause helping to salvage the American and Global economy. Legends are not made when the sunlight shines gently upon our shoulders. But rather in the depths of our dark nightmare when bloods runs cold in the streets… Special thanks to Georgia Anderson, Tina Smith, Tara DeGergorio and all the Women from Wall Street Playboy May 2009 Issue, let history record. (May Issue on sale Now!)