Recent content by Dakkon

you're welcome! if not when we get some help... :D

Many thanx!

Are you sure? (a quick search in the web gives contradictory results :( ) Thx however! :D

as from title, who's this awesome girl?

:bowdown: thank you!!!!

serious business:drool1:

Hi all! does any1 know her ID?

:bowdown: many thanks! :D

someone knows who's this girl? http://www.freshpainted.com/img/misc/seductive-beautiful-girls-around-the-web/seductive-beautiful-girls-around-the-web12.jpg maybe renata domensky?

As you said, it's under the responsibility of the man. If you smoke before a school test, you'll fail the grade; if you smoke before going to work, you will likely make a mistake and you'll get fired or - worse - you'll be convicted and put in jail. In the countries where weed is legal (e.g...

one of the reasons that make me prefer pics :D music is however followed by direction (some movies seem more a surgical anatomy video than a pr0n movie) and dialogues (see above the rermarkable example)

And here i think we agree. But i think that someone has to be punished not for his sadism, but only for the real actions he did. If you punish the sadism and not the sadistic deed who can determine the type and the last of the penalty? This is the reason why - technically speaking - i think...

the punishment has to be proportional to the act that someone committed: if someone that ********** ****** deserves death, what deserves someone that ****** a human being? what that guy did is obnoxious, but we have to remember that there are actions that are more deplorable than that... i...

Btw busenbust who's the girl in your avatar?:drool1:

what matters in this problem isn't the particular copy of a book: the man that wished to burn it gave to the act and to the book a symbolic value. When someone burns the flag of a nation nothing really happens to the nation but the act is very harsh. The same works for the quran: when you burn...