All sexually active women should shave their kitty!

I hate getting those little hairs caught in between my teeth.

Good point! China should learn from the Americans. The mistreatment of prisoners by the US government was exposed and made public by America's free press. Too bad the people of China and Tibet do not posses such a basic human right as freedom of speech and freedom of the press.

Japan had some silly notion about being the master race a few years ago. I heard that didn't go very well :P

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Porno cause trouble?

Sounds more like the crazy ass woman was causing all the trouble!

Looks like Mr.Wright's predictions hit the mark!

Iran's New Alliance With China Could Cost U.S. Leverage

By Robin Wright
Washington Post Staff Writer
Wednesday, November 17, 2004; Page A21 

TEHRAN -- A major new alliance is emerging between Iran and China that threatens to undermine U.S. ability to pressure Tehran on its nuclear program, support for extremist groups and refusal to back Arab-Israeli peace efforts.

The relationship has grown out of China's soaring energy needs -- crude oil imports surged nearly 40 percent in the first eight months of this year, according to state media -- and Iran's growing appetite for consumer goods for a population that has doubled since the 1979 revolution, Iranian officials and analysts say.

An oil exporter until 1993, China now produces only for domestic use. Its proven oil reserves could be depleted in 14 years, oil analysts say, so the country is aggressively trying to secure future suppliers. Iran is now China's second-largest source of imported oil.

The economic ties between two of Asia's oldest civilizations, which were both stops on the ancient Silk Road trade route, have broad political implications.

Holding a veto at the U.N. Security Council, China has become the key obstacle to putting international pressure on Iran. During a visit to Tehran this month, Foreign Minister Li Zhaoxing signaled that China did not want the Bush administration to press the council to debate Iran's nuclear program. U.S. officials have expressed fear that China's veto power could make Iran more stubborn in the face of U.S. pressure.

The burgeoning relationship is reflected in two huge new oil and gas deals between the two countries that will deepen the relationship for at least the next 25 years, analysts here say.

Last month, the two countries signed a preliminary accord worth $70 billion to $100 billion by which China will purchase Iranian oil and gas and help develop Iran's Yadavaran oil field, near the Iraqi border. Earlier this year, China agreed to buy $20 billion in liquefied natural gas from Iran over a quarter-century.

Iran wants trade to grow even further. "Japan is our number one energy importer for historical reasons . . . but we would like to give preference to exports to China," Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh said this month, according to China Business Weekly.

In turn, China has become a major exporter of manufactured goods to Iran, including computer systems, household appliances and cars. "We mutually complement each other. They have industry and we have energy resources," said Ali Akbar Salehi, Iran's former representative to the International Atomic Energy Agency.

China's trade with Iran is weakening the impact on Iranian policy of various U.S. economic embargoes, analysts here say. "Sanctions are not effective nowadays because we have many options in secondary markets, like China," said Hossein Shariatmadari, a leading conservative theorist and editor of the Kayhan newspapers.

Accurate trade figures are difficult to get, in part because trade is increasing so rapidly and partly because China's large arms sales to Iran are not included or publicized. But at the second annual Iran-China trade fair here in May, Chinese Vice Minister of Commerce Gao Hucheng said trade had increased by 50 percent in 2003 over the previous year, according to the Islamic Republic News Agency.

Beijing has also provided Iran with advanced military technology, including missile technology, U.S. officials say. In April, the Bush administration imposed sanctions on Chinese manufacturers of equipment that can be used to develop weapons of mass destruction.

The Iran-China ties may be partly a response to the United States, analysts here say. President Bush's strategy has been to contain both China and the Islamic republic, said Siamak Namazi, a political and economic analyst, "so that's created natural allies."

The growing presence of U.S. and other Western troops in Central and South Asia and the Middle East is another joint concern. In the English-language Kayhan International, Ali Sabzevari wrote in an editorial: "Politically, the two countries share a common interest in checking the inroads being made by NATO in Asia. . . . The presence of outsiders does not bode well for peace and security."

The countries also share concerns over radical Sunni Muslims. Most Iranians follow the rival Shiite strain of Islam; China has more than 20 million Muslims, and the government has been facing Muslim unrest in some of its western cities. The dissidents receive support from Islamic groups in Afghanistan and the countries of former Soviet Central Asia -- the region that straddles both Iran and China.

Islam has historically been a link between the two civilizations. It made its way to China via Persia, the ancient state that was based in present-day Iran, Iranians note. Many Chinese Muslims pray in Persian, not Arabic. Their everyday language is Turkic, but their alphabet is Persian.

But in recent times, ties between China and Iran have not always prospered. In the midst of the unrest that led to Iran's revolution, one of the last foreign leaders to visit Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi before he was overthrown in 1979 was Chinese Communist Party chief Hua Kuo-feng. "The visit left a very strong negative feeling about China among Iranians," said Abbas Maleki, director of the Caspian Institute, a Tehran research organization.

But today, China with its one-party political system appears to feel fewer restraints than do Western nations in dealing with the world's only theocracy. "For China, issues like human rights don't affect your relations with Iran," Namazi said.

Israel Preparing Nuclear Action Against Iran?

http://theway2k.vox.com/library/post/israel-preparing-nuclear-action-against-iran.html

Ahmadinejad has frequently and often been saying that Israel will be wiped off the map while simultaneously bragging about ’s nuclear progress.

Prostitutes from China should be avoided because of their unsafe lead content.

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OK I'm totally confused now. Your statements seem to contradict each other. I'm not sure what you are trying to say.

First you said "Asian men are definitely more independent s they dont have SOCIAL SECURITY as with the white guys".

Then you said" it has nothing to do with independence".

How are Asian men more independent?

Social Security???

I have nothing against Asian males, but they tend to live with their parents much longer than white guys.How is that being more independent?

Roads are not free. They are paid for with your tax dollars. If the internet is made "free" by the government then the government will have control over what information you will have access to.

Costco and Sam’s Club have limited rice purchases to four 50 pound bags of rice at a time.
With these new restrictions you can only buy 200 pounds at a time.

Sam’s and Costco are private wholesale clubs that are not open to the general public.

Most of them are made in a factory located in China.
But the Viet-whores are grown on a farm somewhere.

Caesar's expedition to Britain didn't amount to much. Rome didn't actually conquer Britain until the reign of Claudius.

Had Caesar not been murdered by his political rivals in the Roman Senate. I have little doubt that he would have defeated the Parthians and returned to finish the conquest of Britain.

Hail Satan!

Originally posted by Isis:

当你快乐时，你要想，这快乐不是永恒的。当你痛苦时，你要想，这痛苦也不是永恒的.

There is no joy without pain. But really, you should move on Miss Dongybell.

Most ang moh teens are normally active. Anyway that was a long time ago. There were still dinosaurs when I was sixteen.

When I was 16 my mom caught me with my hand down the pants of my red headed girlfriend.

 A stripper is just eye candy . Not even really sexual, just a waste of money.

Originally posted by ceecookie:

I wonder if our dear Uncle Lee will have some from Batam performing at his funeral?

I'm not dead yet!

But feel free to hire a stripper for me.

You would have better luck with a site like adultfriendfinder.com/ than this forum.

Getting a little drunk (sometimes) is OK.

But drinking so much that you get sick and spew all over the place should be avoided.

Tonight I'm meeting my friend Minh for some wine and Thai food.

I think that we make our fate.

The harder I work the luckier I seem to be.

Originally posted by dumbdumb!:

they do meh. i thought they eat fruits and big insects like moths..

 

Some bats eat fruit others even drink blood. But most will eat any type of flying insect.