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onyinye2:We ain't gon' go into sports right now but know that Kobe is over rated and overdramatizes his fouls. Such a baby. |
jennykadry:I was why but this is a funny question. @onyinye, Celtics are gon' win and you know it. |
HR.hotness:Awww. . . |
Plus, I have feelings of pure joy. I would find myself smiling for no obvious reason when I saw her. She effortless clouded up any of my other thoughts and all I'd do is think all about her. I would always plan what I would say though I knew I'd still forget it. I'd feel like no matter how bad it gets, it'll be alright as long as I'm with her. Damn. . . I'm hella reminiscing right now. |
HR.hotness:Seun and understand never go in the same sentence. |
LadyT:LOL |
HR.hotness:ROFL!! I already did. Check my first post on this thread. |
LadyT:Yeah. . . joins Toyin in her daydream. |
I would call so many times in a day just to her say my name. |
[size=3pt]Talk of the Devil[/size] ![]() SexyT ![]() |
4Her:LMAO!!! You said so yourself. 4Her:LOL!! |
sistawoman:Yeah. Talk to me, get to know my fantasies and please, please, please don't be afraid to fulfill them. |
4Her:Lies. Don't let me spill the beans about that one time we were in the movie theater. LOL!! |
There are only so many ways to please us. |
Are you in high school? |
It's just gon' be hella awkward knowing someone, a random person, is going be seeing me nude. |
NEW YORK (AFP) - Security scanners which can see through passengers' clothing and reveal details of their body underneath are being installed in 10 US airports, the US Transportation Security Administration said Tuesday. A random selection of travellers getting ready to board airplanes in Washington, New York's Kennedy, Los Angeles and other key hubs will be shut in the glass booths while a three-dimensional image is made of their body beneath their clothes. The booths close around the passenger and emit "millimeter waves" that go through cloth to identify metal, plastics, ceramics, chemical materials and explosives, according to the TSA. While it allows the security screeners -- looking at the images in a separate room -- to clearly see the passenger's sexual organs as well as other details of their bodies, the passenger's face is blurred, TSA said in a statement on its website. The scan only takes seconds and is to replace the physical pat-downs of people that is currently widespread in airports. TSA began introducing the body scanners in airports in April, first in the Phoenix, Arizona terminal. The installation is picking up this month, with machines in place or planned for airports in Washington (Reagan National and Baltimore-Washington International), Dallas, Las Vegas, Albuquerque, Miami and Detroit. But the new machines have provoked worries among passengers and rights activists. "People have no idea how graphic the images are," Barry Steinhardt, director of the technology and liberty program at the American Civil Liberties Union, told AFP. The ACLU said in a statement that passengers expecting privacy underneath their clothing "should not be required to display highly personal details of their bodies such as evidence of mastectomies, colostomy appliances, penile implants, catheter tubes and the size of their breasts or genitals as a pre-requisite to boarding a plane." Besides masking their faces, the TSA says on its website, the images made "will not be printed stored or transmitted." "Once the transportation security officer has viewed the image and resolved anomalies, the image is erased from the screen permanently. The officer is unable to print, export, store or transmit the image." Lara Uselding, a TSA spokeswoman, added that passengers are not obliged to accept the new machines. "The passengers can choose between the body imaging and the pat-down," she told AFP. TSA foresees 30 of the machines installed across the country by the end of 2008. In Europe, Amsterdam's Schipol airport is already using the scanners. Source: http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080610/ts_alt_afp/ustransportaviationsecurity_080610211153 https://l.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/mesg/emoticons7/13.gifI think I'd rather go with the pat-down. What do you think? |
I'm gon to bed so. . . ttyl. |
flobaba1:I don't understand. |
flobaba1:How about if he ain't cheating in the first place? |
acidrop:Right. Are you going to accept my tradition or not? |
mishooo:LOL!! I know. . . acidrop:LMAO!! Well, that's the only way we can be married. |
acidrop:In my family, there was a really recent rule, like a minute ago, that was made. As we pay bride price, y'all got to pay Groom price. LOL!! |
acidrop:Prison is a big deal for me. Wait, why would I hit her in the first place? That's weak and immature. acidrop:https://l.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/mesg/emoticons7/104.gif Wait what?! |
acidrop:Why would I hit her? I'm not looking to spend the night in prison. Plus, I'm not the one with the higher risk of STDs. mishooo:I dunno you tell me. acidrop: LOL!!! |
acidrop:Nah like text messages, phone calls, IMs, certain changes in behavior towards me. If it was true, there's nothing left but to break up with her. |
acidrop:Eventually I would but I've got to have proof not just suspicion. |
acidrop:Sure. If I suspected my girlfriend was cheating, I'd make sure I have real and concrete evidence first before I start pointing fingers. . . or call Cheaters. |
acidrop:LOL!!! What ever you say. . . |
Hmm. Anyway, I'm putting back the first picture. |
The camera didn't show my shoulder. But yeah I have a tattoo. Convinced now? |
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