NATALEE, WE R WORKING HARD 2 FIND OUT THE TRUTH ! WE WILL NEVER GIVE UP !

NATALEE, WE KNOW WHO DID THIS. WE WILL GET THEM IN THE END. WE KNOW WHAT SCUM LOOKS LIKE.








ITS LONELY HERE WITHOUT YOU !






MY HEART IS BROKEN. IT'S NOT THE SAME HERE ANYMORE.
BELIEVE ME WE ARE ALL TRYING TO FIND OUT THE TRUTH. I WILL NEVER GIVE UP !


YOU WILL ALWAYS BE ON MY MIND AND IN MY HEART !

ASK JEEVES NO MORE, THE BUTLER LEFT~JUST ASK~....ME~LOL

YOU JUST "ASK" NOW.
LOL
WELL, AS THE SAYING GOES , THE BUTLER DID IT. HE HAS MOVED ON NOW TO BIGGER & BETTER THINGS.





YOU SWEETIE YOU WE HAD SUCH FUN TOGETHER. I REMEMBER, :o) DO YOU?
I WANT TELL IF YOU DON'T. MY LIPS ARE SEALED. ZIP :o)

Hope you will enjoy your retirement my friend. :O) Your smiling face will surely be missed. And..those luscious lips. SMOOCH..

NEW ORLEANS IS DOING WHAT IS DOES BEST~MARDI GRAS~

~ IT'S PARTY TIME DOWN IN THE BIG EASY~



PARTY DOWN










NEW ORLEANS — Tourists and locals stood side-by-side -- in some spots 6 to 8 feet deep -- as two of the Carnival season's biggest and glitziest parades rolled through a city struggling to reclaim some of its famous fun.
"It's very special," said Barbara Sykes, who flew in from Irving, Texas, where she's been living since Hurricane Katrina. "It's part of my heart, my blood."
The prelude to Mardi Gras -- or Fat Tuesday -- brought party-hungry crowds to New Orleans' traditional parade route Sunday, nearly six months after Katrina flooded 80 percent of the city and dispersed more than two-thirds of the population.
Mardi Gras "is just a symbol of the fact that New Orleans is going to come back," said Stephanie Hall, 28, a city resident. "New Orleans has always done what it wants to do and it's gonna come back whether the country wants it to or not."
A threat of thunderstorms Saturday prompted a one day delay of the Krewe of Endymion's parade, which followed the Krewe of Bacchus through the Uptown neighborhood on Sunday night. Three smaller parades were held in the afternoon.
Lori Caswell, 34, of Chesapeake, Va., said this is her first time participating in the festivities and she was surprised by the number of people involved. "It's a blast," she yelled, above the screams of children seeking beads. "It's like no other fun I've ever had."
Caswell's friend, Yvette Hairston, said she was glad the parades drew so many people back to her hometown because it's a sign that people are putting money back into the economy.
"It's a sign there's life here," she said. "It's a rebirth."
The Zulu Social Aid and Pleasure Club, the predominantly black organization that puts on one of Fat Tuesday's most beloved parades, was scheduled Monday to hold its annual "Lundi Gras" party -- the start of the ceremonial arrival of make-believe monarchs Rex and the king of Zulu by boat on the Mississippi River.
While some decried the city's plan to hold Mardi Gras celebrations while tens of thousands of residents were displaced, Ebony Jenkins, who lost her home, car and possessions in the flood, was in a festive mood nonetheless.
"My take on it is: Let it roll," she said as she waited for floats and masked riders to fill the street and shed a rain of doubloons and beads on the throngs.
Celebrities in town for the long weekend included musician Harry Connick Jr., actors Dan Aykroyd, Michael Keaton and Jim Belushi, and CNN's Anderson Cooper, who rode on a float.
Nearby, Mark Krasnoff and Monica Verdin sold boudin -- a type of sausage mixed with rice, onions and peppers -- to parade-goers.
"This is important to us, whether tourists come or not," said Krasnoff. "Every parade brings out the locals and lifts people's spirits. We can dance again."
Visitors are often estimated at more than 1 million for Mardi Gras. Pat Kaschalk, a public school teacher in New Orleans, said this crowd seemed a little thinner.
"It was actually possible to catch something this year," she said. "We were able to get close to the floats and make eye contact with the riders. Normally we wouldn't be able to do that."
The party began Friday in the French Quarter, as the streets filled with revelers, many in costumes -- white Elvis jumpsuits, sexy bustiers and T-shirts with obscene slogans taking aim at government officials.
New Orleans native Martin Bordon, 56, a firefighter, said he's never ridden in a Mardi Gras parade, but on Tuesday planned to don a costume and ride for the first time.
"I'm rewarding myself for the episode, the Katrina episode," he said. "I'm going to celebrate fully."
Ordinarily, most New Orleans residents skip the French Quarter frenzy in favor of family celebrations along the parade routes, but many said they changed their minds after being exiled by Katrina.
Police officer Jonathan Carroll Jr., whose house took 8 feet of water, said: "Six months ago, when we were pulling people out of the flood, I would have never believed we'd be doing this now."

A GLIMPSE AT THE~CLOSING OLYMPIC CEREMONIES~A FEW PICS

*2006 GAMES COME TO A CLOSE

JUST AS THEY STARTED, THE OLYMPICS WENT OUT WITH A BEAUTIFUL SHOWING. OVERALL THE USA CAME IN SECOND WITH THE MOST MEDALS WON. GERMANY WAS FIRST WITH 29 medals, USA 25 medals, and our neighbor to the north, CANADA with 24 medals.
TURIN, Italy (Feb. 26) - Turin's Olympics, a topsy-turvy mix of marvels and misadventures, ended appropriately with a closing-ceremony Carnevale - a circus-like celebration full of clowns and acrobats, vibrant and often dreamlike.

It was a circus-like atmosphere at the closing ceremonies in Turin. Fireworks, confetti and pulsating ballads filled the air. At one point, a winged snowboarder hovered high above ground, as if by magic.
Some athletes wore red clown noses Sunday night as they swarmed across the huge stage of Olympic Stadium, waving jubilantly to a backdrop of bouncy Italian songs. Many of the 35,000 spectators donned devil and angel masks in a closing ceremony doubling as the annual Carnevale festival celebrated across Italy this weekend.
Italy had an extra reason to celebrate - a brand-new national hero as headliner of the first-ever medal ceremony included in a Winter Games' closing festivities. After an Olympics that often lacked star power, Italy's Giorgio di Centa filled the void with a final-day victory in the 50-kilometer cross-country race.
The crowd erupted in cheers and waved a sea of tiny Italian flags as di Centa and his fellow medalists strode to the podium. Helping bestow the medals was di Centa's sister, Manuela, an International Olympic Committee member and former cross-country medalist herself.
Before declaring the games closed, IOC president Jacques Rogge described the Turin Olympics as "truly magnificent."
"You have succeeded brilliantly in meeting your challenge," he told organizers. "Grazie, Torino."

OLYMPIC COVERAGE~ OHNO ? OH YES~WINS GOLD FOR THE USA

Apolo Anton Ohno exults after securing the gold medal in the 500 meter short-track event.

JORAN & BUDS, & YOUR FAMILES...YOU ARE STUCK ON STUPID

WHERE AT ON THE BEACH JORAN. TELL US. WHERE IS SHE ?? OVER THERE, UNDER THAT,
IN THE CAVE. WHERE...YOU KNOW. SPEAK!


LOOK AT YOUR FACE.
YOU KNOW WHAT YOU DID!






HE'S A BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN COWBOY




YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE. A LIAR. YOU BETTER GET ON YOUR HORSE AND RIDE RIDE RIDE. YOU WILL BE CAUGHT SOONER OR LATER. CAN'T WAIT FOR THE DAY.

STUPID PEOPLE.....

Differentiating between stupidities

Chances are you’ve been calling other people stupid since you first discovered the existence of insults. it’s a natural extension of “no” that most popular word among the learning to speak crowd. “no” is a way of asserting power. insults take it to the next level by essentially saying “no” to the totality of another human’s being. anyhow not long after such zingers as doody-head and jerk-face began losing their potency you most likely began indiscriminately tossing about two old favorites- idiot and moron. what’s more i’m willing to bet those two have managed to stay dog-eared in your lexicon to this day. all of which is simply to say you’ve been calling people idiots and morons for a loooong time.

Sure belittling the mental capacity of others is grand but do you ever think about the words you accomplish the task with?

I was thumbing through the latest issue of mental_floss magazine and came upon some specifics concerning these words which i thought id’ share with you, namely what the difference is between the two. quote:

In 1911, french psychologists alfred binet and theodore simon put the finishing touches on the first modern intelligence test, which calculated smarts based on weather children could accomplish tasks such as pointing to their noses and counting pennies. the concept of intelligence quotient and corresponding classification systems soon followed. any child with an i.q. above 70 was considered “normal” while kids with scores above 130 were considered “gifted.” to deal with children below 70, psychologists nomenclature of retardation. those with an i.q. between 51 and 50 were called “morons” and were categorized as having learning skills just good enough to complete menial tasks. “imbeciles” with an i.q. between 26 and 50, never progressed past a mental age of about 6. and the lowest were the “idiots,” those with an i.q. between 0 and 24, who were characterized by poor motor skills, extremely limited communication, and little response to most forms of stimuli.

Evidently this “moron/imbecile/idiot” classification system remained in place until the 1970’s when people realized that the developmentally disabled have enough troubles without being called hurtful names. today these particular insults are only suitable for slinging at everyone else.

Political correctness or no i think it’s safe to say that “idiot” and “moron” remain popular because calling other people stupid never goes out of style. does it? it seems almost a biological imperative practiced the world over. the list of synonymous insults for just this exact purpose, nimbly switched between for maximum effect by the more wordy of us, is long indeed:

Nouns: ass, blockhead, boob, cretin, dimwit, dork, dumb ox, dumbbell, dunce, dunderhead, fool, halfwit, ignoramus, imbecile, jackass, jerk, meathead, mental defective, moron, nincompoop, ninny, nitwit, pinhead, simpleton, stupid, twit, yo-yo

Adjectives: brainless, dazed, deficient, dense, dim, dodo, doltish, dopy, dotterel, dull, dumb, dummy, foolish, futile, gullible, half-baked, half-witted, idiotic, ill-advised, imbecilic, inane, insensate, laughable, loser, ludicrous, meaningless, mindless, moronic, naive, nonsensical, obtuse, pointless, puerile, senseless, simple, simple-minded, slow, sluggish, stolid, stupefied, thick, thickheaded, unintelligent, unthinking, witless… etc.

Those are just out of the stodgy ol’ thesaurus, not even accounting for the billion variations being spat in office places, war-zones, on subways, and in living rooms which have not been made “official” as of yet.

So where do all the rest of these come from? well, i can’t possibly track down the history of all these words for one blog post but i’ll offer the etymology of a few-

Ass
from Latin asinus, probably of Middle Eastern origin. Since ancient Greek times, in fables and parables, the animal typifies clumsiness and stupidity hence asshead, fist usage 1550.

Blockhead
translation of the yiddish word zlob which lead to schlub which itself means worthless oaf.

Cretin
1779, from french Alpine dialect crestin, “a dwarfed and deformed idiot,” from latin christianus “a Christian,” a generic term for “anyone,” but often with a sense of “poor fellow.”

Ignoramus (mentioned here previously by member antonia)
1577, Anglo-French legal term, from latin ignoramus “we do not know,” first person present indicative of ignorare “not to know.” The legal term was one a grand jury could write on a bill when it considered the prosecution’s evidence insufficient. Sense of “ignorant person” came from the title role of George Ruggle’s 1615 play satirizing the ignorance of common lawyers.

Jerk
1935, “tedious and ineffectual person,” American English carnival slang, perhaps from jerkwater town (1878), where a steam locomotive crew had to take on boiler water from a trough or a creek because there was no water tank. This led 1890s to an adj. use of jerk as “inferior, insignificant.” Probably also influenced by verb jerk off, slang for “perform male masturbation” (first recorded 1916). Jerk off as an emphatic form of jerk first attested 1968.

Nincompoop
1676, nicompoop. Despite similarity to the latin legal phrase non compos mentis “insane, mentally incompetent” (1607), the connection is denied by etymologists because the earliest forms lack the second -n-. first element (nincom) may be a proper name. Nicodemus? which was used in French for “a fool,” or Nicholas.

Lastly the story of the word dunce (also taken from mental_floss. quote:

Dictionaries don’t play fair, and john duns scotus is proof. the 13th/14th century thinker, whose writings synthesized christian theology and aristotle’s philosophy, was considerably less dumb than a brick. unfortunately for scotus, subsequent theologians took a dim view of all those who championed his viewpoint. these “scotists,” “dunsmen,” or “dunses” were considered hairsplitting meatheads and, eventually, just “dunces."

So there you have it. hopefully now you’ll be able to differentiate the stupidities which assail you just a bit more precisely, allowing you to choose the perfect insult. that ought to have you feeling even more superior as you spit your clever venom.

JORAN...ARE YOU TAKING NOTE.

USA MEDAL WINNERS ON FRIDAY FEB.25TH. YEAH BABY !

SEE THE OTHER MEDAL WINNERS FOR FRIDAY BELOW AND THE PICS. USA..WE ARE PROUD OF U ! SHE IS A DOLL.
LOOK AT THAT PRETTY FACE.
THIS WAS FROM THURSDAY AND OUR GIRL WON THE SILVER. SHE WILL BE BACK IN 2010 TO GO FOR THE GOLD.

Check out the streaker! A streaker mimics a curler during the men's U.S.-Britain bronze medal match on Friday at the Turin Olympics. The U.S. won to capture its first ever Olympic curling medal.




WE ARE PROUD OF YOUR GUYS. :o)
Julia's joy
Julia Mancuso from the US shouts out following the Ladies Giant Slalom final run in Sestriere Colle, Italy. Mancuso snatched the gold medal with an overall time of 2:09.19.

Quite a haul
United States Gold and Bronze medalist Shani Davis poses for a photo before appearing on NBC's Today Show during the Turin 2006 Winter Olympic Games February 24, 2006 in Turin, Italy.

Silver skate
Chad Hedrick of the United States skates a 13:05.40 to win the silver medal in the 10,000 meter men's speed skating final during Day 14 of the Turin 2006 Winter Olympic Games on February 24, 2006 at the Oval in Turin, Italy.

Natalee we will never forget you

We have been defending you everywhere we can on the internet, putting out fires left and right.

We make sure that when someone degrades your mother, father, or step dad or tries to diminish your peers or those who are searching for you we find ways to humiliate them and attack their credibility.

We will not let you go in vein!

Love

Mrs Jimi
posted by MrsJimiHendrix @ 2/24/2006 06:17:00 PM


COMMENTS:

At February 24, 2006 6:39 PM, MissMary said…

I GOT THE BUG SPRAY READY. BRING EM ON.
LMAO...


At February 25, 2006 5:09 AM, justicefornatalee said…

and all the beth bashers have found us too. see the posts at justice for nh


At February 25, 2006 5:35 AM, MISSYME said…

I HAVE A FLY SWATER READY AND THE RAID READY WHEN YOU ARE.
LETS GO GET EM.
I am ready if you are. JUST NAME THE TIME & THE PLACE AND I WILL BE THERE.

THIS IS FOR YOU NATALEE~WE WILL NEVER FORGET YOU !

NATALEE, WE WILL NEVER FORGET YOU. YOU WILL ALWAYS BE IN OUR HEARTS. A BEAUTIFUL LIFE CUT SHORT BY SCUMABAGS & LIARS. PLEASE LIGHT A CANDLE FOR NATALEE HERE AT THE LINK BELOW. SEND YOUR GOOD WISHES TO THE FAMILY AS WELL.
http://www2.postcards.org/go2/candles?

USA LADIES WIN SILVER IN ICE SKATING SINGLES

I AM PROUD OF ALL OUR GIRLS. USA,USA..YOU ALL DID A GREAT JOB !

YOU DID YOUR BEST MISSY !
AND YOU LOOKED OH SO PRETTY!

TERRORISTS ARE LIKE LEAPORDS..THEY NEVER CHANGE THEIR SPOTS

I hope there is some hell raising going on on Capitol Hill real soon.
This deal with our ports just don't get it.
I hope Bush gets to explaining what the hell is going on with this port deal. This is a scarry damn thought. How can anyone feel safe with some bullshit like this in place.
There is no damn way I support "ANY " muslim country guarding our ports for us.
Get with the program President Bush. This is not like you.
Shape up or ship out !

JORAN...IT DIDN'T WORK.CHECK OUT THE POLL

ONLINE POLL FROM AOL
How believable do you find van der Sloot's story?
Not at all
70%
Somewhat
25%
Very
5%
Total Votes: 236,629

WE ALL KNOW YOU KNOW THE TRUTH. WHY IS THAT SO HARD. MAYBE SOMEONE JUST NEEDS TO KIDNAP HIM AND MAKE HIM TELL THE TRUTH.

Joran van der Sloot Talks About Natalee Holloway

(Feb. 23) - In an exclusive interview with ABC News' Chris Cuomo for "Primetime," Joran van der Sloot, the Dutch teen seen with American Natalee Holloway the night she disappeared from Aruba in May, said he planned to have sex with her when they left a bar together.

"We were planning on going to my house, because she said she wanted to go to my house," he said. "My intention was to take her to the house to have sex with her."
But the couple did not end up sleeping together, he said. "I asked her if she wanted to have sex, and she was fine with it," he said. "I didn't have a condom with me though in my wallet, and I won't have sex with a girl without a condom."
Holloway, who was visiting Aruba on a school trip, met van der Sloot at a casino the night she disappeared. How they met and what went on between them has been the focus of endless speculation by officials and Holloway's friends and family.
Holloway sat at a blackjack table with van der Sloot in a casino the night she disappeared, according to a videotape obtained exclusively by ABC News from a confidential source. The tape shows grainy images of the two -- along with a group of Holloway's friends -- at the Excelsior Casino on what may have been the last night of her life.
"I sat down there and within five minutes, there was a group of girls from the Mountain Brook school that came up to me and sat down next to me and they wanted to play as well," van der Sloot told Cuomo. "They'd already been drinking that day and had drinks with them. We played blackjack for a while, and I told them whether or not to hit."
A Night on the Beach
Later that night, Holloway was seen leaving Carlos 'n Charlies with van der Sloot, who said she did not seem drunk, though she had been drinking.
"She didn't seem drunk," he said. "She seemed like she drank a lot, but there's a difference between someone being absolutely drunk and someone ... actually having had a couple drinks."

Holloway left with him by choice, he added. "There was this guy. I don't know who he was but he screamed to Natalee to get out of the car now. Deepak [Joran's friend] told her, 'If you want, go ahead and get out of the car' and she's like, 'No, I want to stay with you guys.'"
Van der Sloot said he spent time on a beach with Holloway before leaving her there -- the last time he saw her "she was sitting on the sand by the ocean."
"We cuddled awhile on the beach just laying there ... until I said, about time to walk her back to her hotel," he told "Primetime." "At that moment, she said she didn't want to go back to her hotel and she wanted me to stay with her, because it was her last night. I tried to convince her to go back to the hotel and she said just put me down."
He said he made a mistake when he left Holloway at the beach. "I should have brought her back to her hotel, or I should have made sure I left her with someone, one of her friends, but I just should have gotten her back to where she should have been."
'I Didn't Want Anyone to Know'
Van der Sloot admitted he had a reputation in Aruba as a ladies' man, but he said he has been portrayed "unfairly" as a "murderer and a rapist and everything I'm not."
"In Aruba that was part of my lifestyle ... going out, being single and picking up girls," he said. "Going out with them, having a good time and then saying goodbye."
Aruban authorities have seen the tape obtained by ABC News and have used it in their investigation into Holloway's disappearance. Beth Twitty, Holloway's mother, has also seen the tape. She told ABC News she had viewed it on the first night she arrived in Aruba to search for her daughter but had seen only the portion that appeared to show van der Sloot.
Soon after admittedly lying to police about having dropped Holloway off at her hotel, van der Sloot became the main suspect in the case.
Van der Sloot -- along with Deepak Kalpoe and Satish Kalpoe -- was arrested June 9 on suspicion of involvement in Holloway's disappearance. Van der Sloot admitted that he was with her but denied any wrongdoing. All were released after a court ruled that there wasn't enough evidence to hold them. Van der Sloot said he didn't want to tell the truth because he was scared.
"I didn't want anyone to know," he said. "I didn't want anyone to know I left her at the beach."
He said he is a "normal teenager," adding, "I like playing sports. I go to college. I hang out with friends."
At the same time, he told "Primetime" that his version of events is hard to believe. When asked why, after all the lying he's done, his word should be credible, he said, "There's absolutely no reason to believe me."
"I would probably not believe myself, no," he added.
Yet, he said, it was important that he tell his story.
"Because it's the truth," he said. "It's time to just tell the truth."
02-23-06 05:29 EST
Copyright 2006 ABCNEWS.com

IF YOU THINK FOR ONE MINUTE PEOPLE BELIEVE YOU THEN YOU NEED TO BE PUT AWAY IN THE NUT HOUSE.