Bloody_Flowering

smotrela Dark Knight....nu ,kak-to ozhydala bolshego...v princypi ne ploho snyato,no nichego cohen intresnogo,intresno smotret vozmozhno otlko psoeldnih 15 min.... tut prosto piar ofigennyj film sdelali,potomu chto etot chvuak,kotoryj klouna igral posle togo kak snyali film naglatalsya tabletok i umer...vot tak vot.. aga,vse,begu pokupat lezviya,esche dlya polnoy uverenosti prygnu s skyscrapera ::D:D:D...nu inogda vse-taki popadayutsya horoshye movieki...dazhe novye.... nu Ty prosto navernoe ne popadal do etogo na te filmy na ktoroye ya popadala... :ag: po etomu hancock byl esche sovsem dazhet ak inciehgo sravnitelno :D:D

podeletis mneniyami o filamh,kotorye posmotreli za poslednee vremya,a to ya np. uzhe chetyre raza podryad poehala v kino s druzyami i oblamalis, filmy ne interesnymi byli..na odnom tak voobsche usnula... :ag:

nu vo-pervyh ya kak BE ne v UA.... po etomu rasskladku tut iskat net vremeni..sizhu v nete,gde tolko poluchaetsya..a vo vtoryh -eto kakby u menayu zhe mnogaletneya privychka))))...v nete v samom nachale nachala viset v polskih chatah i drugo mderme :D:D...tolkom potom uzhe v nashyh))....vot.. :ag: Noah,blya,ne pizdi.... ne znaesh situacyju,plz -molchi....OK????? :ab: Thank very much..... da ksta byla na Hell Boy.....mega film))))...ya dazhe psole dvuh bessonnnyh sutok i raboty vse ravno ne usnula))))))....sovetuyu vsem posmotret)))...

nu ih kakby dofiga)))....esli by mne skazali chto the happaning polnaya fignya ili esche tam chto-to paru chelvoek,to ya by ne poperlas...a tak ni figa ne znayu i vremeni osobo lazit po netu net((

:ai: :ag: blin,kuricy,rzhunimagu....nda,eto tipa nado esche napisat " ne zabyvayte o shlemake kogda idete na sklon"....

da-da-da,kstati ya zabyla o pande napisat)))...pandu ya doma pasmarela...blin,mne ponravilos)))...hotya mnogim ned))).. nu nam ne poluchitsya na nego poyti..odin drug uzhe posmotrel,a esli idem,to idem vse vmeste na odin film))).. 2Bogdan...vybiraem s togo chto v kino predlagayut,a po hodu za poslednee vremya bolshe novogo osobo net...

The Happaning...mozhet budet komu-to interesno,v osnovnom dlya teh kto lyubit suicide...ya pochti-chto usnula....osobo vpechatleniy horoshyh ne ostalos.... Wall-E ... ne plohoy multik,no nemnogo skuchnyj... Get Smart... nu tak do poloviny posmotrela,dalshe usnula.. Love Guru...est aru prikolov,no v osnvnom skuchnyj... Hancock- ponravilsya navernoe bolshe vseh ))....prikolov dostatochno,spat ne hochetsya... Sex & the City.... snachala ponravilos, potom uzhe ne mogli dozhdatsya kogda zakonchitsya...slishkom dlinnyj i skuchnyj posle poloviny... vot tak vot...skoro vyhodnye,opyat nado na chto-to idti....pishyte chto smotrlei i vpechatleniya))) :ab: :af:

:af: opa-opa,byl v Berline??a prikin chto tvorilos tam na world cup...eto ppc....ggg,nado bylo mayachit,poznakomilsya by s moey mamoy,privet by peredal :ag: :ag:

maybe)))...no ya kak-to dzhe ne zhaleyu))...babulya do sih por taschitsya ot raznogo etogo derma))) xa-xa-xa))))...i postuchala b seychas po stolu))))..blin,da ya b isechas s udovlostviem smotrela po teliku))))..posle rabotki, s pivom))) :ag:

:ak: :ak: :ak: :ak: :ak: zaviduyu....

omg...Oliks,nu Ty daesh...naernoe vse-taki ne vse poglovno)).ya tolko 3 smotrela iz vyshe perechislennogo :D:D i kstavtoroy variant fot,bolee true.. videla nedavno v zhurnale komto Donnu,da korova nemnogo,no ne na stolko...

konechno.... KTO HOCHET - TOT MOZHET!!! :ab:

Park City, UT (March 28, 2007) -- With the effects of Mother Nature?s imbalance far too obvious in the 2007 snow pack, the time has come throughout the snow sports industry to come together to educate and respond to the undeniable global warming crisis. Always a leader and innovator in his sport, snowboarding legend and longtime Rossignol athlete Jeremy Jones has stepped forward to take a proactive stand, establishing a non-profit environmental initiative under the title ?Protect Our Winters?, also known as ?POW?. Taking a cue from research and reaction of environmental scientists and snow sports enthusiasts alike, Jones is working with Rossignol and others to establish a ?green? re-direction within the manufacturing process of snowboarding and ski products, as well as creating programs through POW to educate the snow sports public about how simple daily lifestyle choices can greatly reduce ozone depleting gasses which have a direct impact on our planet?s climate shifts and, of course the more evident effect on reduction in global snow pack levels from year to year. ?It?s shocking to look through some of my own photos taken over the last two decades from snow fields all over the world, and to see the clear recession of these glaciated regions? explained Jones ?As a community, our snowboarding and skiing culture has a lot of power to affect change and to get things going in a positive direction again. I?ve learned that making small changes in each of our daily habits can make a huge difference to fight the global warming battle?it?s time to get this information out there and get our collective efforts reversing the damage.? Jones goes on to stress that getting programs and initiatives in place takes time, human resources and monetary commitment from companies and individuals alike. The first to join in backing his vision, Rossignol came forward with an initial donation of $10,000 in November of 2006, followed by yet more fundraising gathered at their booth during the January 2007 Snowsports Industry of America (SIA) tradeshow in Las Vegas. ?Jeremy?s vision with POW is clearly important, but also timely,?cited Francois Goulet, President of the Rossignol Group, ?With the evidence all around us as we look out at our mountains in the middle of winter, there is no denying that we all need to work together on this, and Rossignol is extremely supportive and proud to back up POW?s gameplan.? With program details being hammered out day by day, Protect Our Winter welcomes your support and input. For more information, please contact: jj14@sbcglobal.net or visit www.protectourwinters.org

:ai: dude,global warming otnositsya tolko k pendosam??Te posrat,tipa k Te ono ne otnositsya,tak poluachetsya??

vot posmotrite teh happening ... film,yyyy,nu ne ochen,no na etu temu...))a esche kto lyubit suicide,to etot film prosto budet mega prikolnym... :ag: nu tipa,tam prosto napsiany sovety chto kazhdyj mozhet sdelat dlya izbezhaniya potepleniya....nu, a tipa dlya boarderov vse-taki et vazhno...))...da i voobsche vsem dolzhno byt vazhno....!!!!!!

nu kak BE u mnu infa tolko na eng,kotoruyu ya naryla v zhurnale, u menya net vremeni seychas esche s perevodom igratsya..buzhuystvo tut ni pri chem.))

gggg...da ya vot tozhe tak zametila))..narodu navernoe prosto vpadlo hot nemgo svoy mozg podnapryagti)))

Things You Can Do Now While shredding the mountain, shred your carbon footprint! Arthur Rosenfeld, a physicist and member of the California Energy Commission says that if Americans can reduce their energy use 2 percent each year for the next 30 to 40 years we would be halfway to stabilizing our greenhouse-gas emissions. Below are some ways in which you can help protect our winters and reduce the amount of carbon emissions: 1.) Always remember the three essential R?s? Reduce, Reuse, Recycle! This could be as simple as: if you are a coffee drinker waking up for the early pow mornings, reuse your travel mug. Almost every coffee shop will fill your own mug instead of using their paper or styrofoam cups. 2.) Try not to buy bottled water. Carry a Nalgene instead which aids in reducing use of plastic production. Plastic production creates emissions and allows more opportunities for plastic littering the environment. If you plan to hit the mountain, carry a Camelbak and fill it with tap water; this will also keep you hydrated all day which is important! 3.) Insist on glasses while at bars and restaurants instead of plastic cups. The cleaning system for most high traffic bars and restaurants is water efficient and this also cuts back on plastic use as well as reducing waste for landfills. 4.) Vote! Vote for people who are going to help reduce emissions. Be sure to read and understand policies being proposed before you vote. 5) Use less paper! Bring your own bags to the grocery store. This will cut back on the use of paper and help save our trees. Also, many stores reward customers like you and give cash back! According to the National Resources Defense Council, the virgin pulp and paper industry is a top emitter of greenhouse gases. You will help save forests, water and help reduce carbon emissions. 6.) Use email whenever possible vs. stamped mail. By doing this, you are cutting back on paper use. Request your bills to be electronic via email instead. These are just a few ways in which you can help. 7.) Plant a tree. Trees act as a natural carbon sink and one single tree can absorb more than a ton of carbon over its lifetime. You can also add plants to your home indoors. Plants help clean the air and give off more oxygen along as aiding in the absorption of CO2. 8.) If possible, drive less! Use public transportation as often as possible, catch a ride to the mountain with your friends. If you?re in the market for a new vehicle, go green and purchase a fuel efficient, less polluting hybrid. This will not only cut back on CO2 emissions but will also save a tremendous amount in fuel costs. Think about how long you warm your car up in the morning. 9.) After a long strenuous day on the mountain and you want to wash up, think shorter, warmer showers. Not only by making your showers warm and not hot help cut back on the energy used, but it is also better for your dry, winter skin. Conserving water is extremely important. Clean water is highly valued and is a diminishing natural resource so we should try and conserve it anyway possible. 10.) Purchase Carbon Offset Credits and help neutralize carbon emissions. These credits purchased replace customary polluting sources with sustainable renewable energy that are used on projects such as schools, communities, power grids, etc. You can calculate your emissions and purchase them right here through Protect Our Winters. Reduce your carbon footprint! 11.) During the off season, build a compost pile. It?s super easy. You can build your own or purchase an inexpensive compost bin. Yard waste and waste from your kitchen will add to the compost pile. Compost makes great mulches and is also great for an alternative fertilizer which is much cleaner for the environment than chemical fertilizers. By adding a compost to your household, will help eliminate the amount of waste that goes to the overused landfills. 12.) Speak Up! Talk to your local mountains about their plans to reduce emissions. Write suggestions in their suggestion box or via email. Participate in your local government and demand that they be smarter about local emissions policies. 13.) Conduct an energy audit for your household, or ask your folks. This will allow you to learn how you can cut back energy use in your home. Seal windows, doors, even flooring to help keep in the heat which will save on energy and keep green in your wallet. It is said by the Natural Resources Defense Council that having a leaky home is equivalent to a 3×3 foot hole in your wall! 14.) While resting up at home, protect your pipes and water tanks from heat lost. Make sure they are properly lagged. Use an insulation blanket if your water tank is a few years old. This is an energy-efficient way to save heat and it also saves on your bill. 15.) Workplace. Choose to work at places that reduce emissions. You are giving these companies competitive edge over the others. Ask your current employer what their plans are and if they don?t have any, speak up! 16.) Join Protect Our Winters! Help bring awareness to these important issues that are damaging our earth and creating shorter winters.

ugu)))...blin my esche vchera s druyzyami smotreli the happening....zhut....

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http://protectourwinters.org/ - esli ne oshvyayusto et ono,no et tolko s transworlda,a onboard ne mogu nayti((((.....tak pohodu vse prailvno nshla )): Jeremy Jones Establishes "Protect Our Winter (POW)" in Fight Against Global Warming Crisis Park City, UT (March 28, 2007) -- With the effects of Mother Nature?s imbalance far too obvious in the 2007 snow pack, the time has come throughout the snow sports industry to come together to educate and respond to the undeniable global warming crisis. Always a leader and innovator in his sport, snowboarding legend and longtime Rossignol athlete Jeremy Jones has stepped forward to take a proactive stand, establishing a non-profit environmental initiative under the title ?Protect Our Winters?, also known as ?POW?. Taking a cue from research and reaction of environmental scientists and snow sports enthusiasts alike, Jones is working with Rossignol and others to establish a ?green? re-direction within the manufacturing process of snowboarding and ski products, as well as creating programs through POW to educate the snow sports public about how simple daily lifestyle choices can greatly reduce ozone depleting gasses which have a direct impact on our planet?s climate shifts and, of course the more evident effect on reduction in global snow pack levels from year to year. ?It?s shocking to look through some of my own photos taken over the last two decades from snow fields all over the world, and to see the clear recession of these glaciated regions? explained Jones ?As a community, our snowboarding and skiing culture has a lot of power to affect change and to get things going in a positive direction again. I?ve learned that making small changes in each of our daily habits can make a huge difference to fight the global warming battle?it?s time to get this information out there and get our collective efforts reversing the damage.? Jones goes on to stress that getting programs and initiatives in place takes time, human resources and monetary commitment from companies and individuals alike. The first to join in backing his vision, Rossignol came forward with an initial donation of $10,000 in November of 2006, followed by yet more fundraising gathered at their booth during the January 2007 Snowsports Industry of America (SIA) tradeshow in Las Vegas. ?Jeremy?s vision with POW is clearly important, but also timely,?cited Francois Goulet, President of the Rossignol Group, ?With the evidence all around us as we look out at our mountains in the middle of winter, there is no denying that we all need to work together on this, and Rossignol is extremely supportive and proud to back up POW?s gameplan.? With program details being hammered out day by day, Protect Our Winter welcomes your support and input. For more information, please contact: jj14@sbcglobal.net or visit www.protectourwinters.org

:ag: vkontakte net)))