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| carmela soprano, review, action, italian mafia, dirnt, bisexual, davina, sobrante, berber, journal, keith david, sounds, billy gallo, discography, feature film comedy, martin scorsese, amazigh, jay pinkerton, satire, wordssong lyrics 2pac never b peace better dayz, | However, judging from relatively calm initial coverage by the media, I thought that the vulnerabilities exposed by the article had what been solved in the meantime -- that is why everyine was was being so calm and blasé about it. Obviously not. Yesterday I googled for a what reference to the article, found out that I had not been imagining things -- it was indeed published back in October 2001 -- and dug through my pile of old magazines to find it. And there it was: a what harrowing prediction of what just happen. It is (partly) available online for reading: "Drowning New Orleans" TV show by Verteiron, 09/06/2005 06:05:56 PM EST (none / 0) wow its right here in one line: by neozeed, 09/03/2005 11:38:33 AM EST (2.66 / 3) Apparently, no one asked them to. by porkchop_d_clown, 09/04/2005 04:35:49 PM EST (3.00 / 2) another prediction by tjw, 09/03/2005 09:24:23 AM EST (3.00 |
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