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The Five Most Common Arguments You'll Have On Your Family Road Trip This Holiday Season:
A new survey found that most families KNOW they're going to have road trip fights . . . and more than a quarter of them start arguing within an HOUR of getting in the car.
Here are the top five most common things people fight about on family road trips:
#1.) Backseat driving and/or the driver's driving style.
#2.) Children arguing.
#3.) What to listen to.
#4.) Which way to go.
#5.) Kids asking "Are we there yet?"
A Woman is Busted For Insurance Fraud When She's Spotted Using Her Busted Ankle . . . To Perform an Athletic Sexual Move:
Back in February of 2009, 29-year-old Modupe Adunni Martin of Hayward, California was working as a custodian at a high school. And she told the school she injured her ankle on the job and couldn't work.
Insurance investigators were suspicious, and monitored her to see if she really DID have a busted ankle. And they definitely got the answer.
In the summer of 2009, they watched Modupe throw her crutches into the backseat of her car after a doctor's appointment, change into HIGH HEELS, and meet her boyfriend at a public park to have OUTDOOR SEX.
And they say that DURING the sex, Modupe performed an ATHLETIC SEX MOVE that she couldn't have done with a busted ankle.
They didn't say what that move was, but anything that involves ankle strength is pretty hardcore. We're almost embarrassed we can't figure out immediately what the move was. Maybe balancing on her bad leg and lifting the other one high?
Anyway, she was arrested for insurance fraud. Last Thursday, she was sentenced to nine months in jail, three years of probation, and $79,000 in restitution.
A Woman is Mad Her Husband is Going to Paris Without Her On a Business Trip . . . So She Calls Delta With a Fake Bomb Threat:
On Saturday, 58-year-old Okieze Ukaegbu of Union, New Jersey was headed to his home country, Nigeria, on business. But he was flying there through Paris. And his wife, 50-year-old Eunice Ukaegbu, was MAD he was going without her.
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Known for its attacking style of play, McEachern's defense was disrupted by the ejection.
Jones, who ended up rushing for 329 yards en route to a 37-35 Walton victory over the Indians, sustained a bloody nose and was cleared to play in the second half.
But Parham, who is leading McEachern with 17 tackles, may not had been ejected had he not made a similar hit on Walton tight end Brad Green a few plays earlier. Green left the game with a bruised sternum.
The Indians (0-2), who lost to defending state champion Grayson prior to the Walton loss, carried a 20-17 lead into halftime over the Raiders despite the distraction. But Walton scored three touchdowns and a field goal on the Indians' fatigued defense in the second half, capped by an Anthony Price 43-yard field goal to seal the victory.
With Parham's ejection, he is not eligible to play in Friday's Region 4AAAAAA opener at Pebblebrook. The Indians used their bye week to figure out different ways to play aggressively.
Coach Kyle Hockman said it hasn't been easy.
"It's not that I agree with the calls, but it's a different game than it used to be and that's the way life goes," he said. "I think (Parham's ejection) hurt us quite a bit. It takes the wind out of our sails as far as aggressiveness when they're calling every crazy thing. Then again, it's a different game we have to learn how to adapt to it."
Hockman said he sent video to the officials after the game and requested guidelines on what to tell his players in situations like this one. He also took the common sense approach last week by stressing to his players not to make contact in the shoulder and head area.
As a counter measure to try and adjust to "a different game", Hockman discussed gang tackling, or having two or three defenders bring the ball carrier down instead of one.
"Honestly, I don't know what to tell Kell on the second hit (to Jones)," Hockman said. "If (Parham) is standing there and (Jones) is running at him at full speed, is he supposed to get out of the way? Is he supposed to go for the knee? What is he supposed to do?
"We also have to figure out a way (to defend) if teams throw down the middle at the teeth of our defense. Do we go for the ball more than the hit, things of that nature. It's a challenge."
McEachern is making slight adjustments in the secondary with Parham being out and Daryus Thompson recovering from a shoulder injury but still has confidence in its defensive unit going into 4AAAAAA play.
"The kids have been real upbeat and haven't been down about things," said defensive coordinator Bryan Minish on McEachern's 0-2 start to the season. "Kids see the light at the end of the tunnel and know we're not going to be facing teams like that every week. They also understand our region is very tough and they have to get ready."
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The 23rd Annual Durant Lion Classic opens a three-day run at the DHS Gymnasium on Thursday with one of the most balanced fields in recent history in both brackets.
Defending champ Norman and last year's runner-up Westmoore both return on the boys side as do girls' defending titlist Deer Creek and runner-up Putnam North.
Each of the defending champs is an early favorite but will have plenty of challenges along the way.
In the girls' bracket action tips at 11 a.m. Thursday with Deer Creek, which opened the season ranked second in Class 5A facing off with Hugo.
Deer Creek is led by senior Ashley Gibson, who was third in the tournament in scoring a year ago while capturing all-tournament honors. She is one of the top players in the class this season.
Long-time tournament entrant Putnam North is in the second girls' contest pitted against Norman North in an all-Class 6A showdown at 1:40.
Putnam North has a terrific playmaking guard in athletic junior Sidney Carolina and will be a nice contrast to high-scoring Norman North junior Bri Kuestersteffen, who was the tournament leading scorer in 2011 with 46 points.
Two new tournament combatants face off in the third game of the bracket at 4:20 with Class 6A Mustang challenging Springdale, Arkansas.
Mustang welcomes back a solid core of experience from a 6A state tournament team and could have the most size of any team in the bracket.
In the final girls' contest at 7 p.m. Durant tangles with another relatively inexperienced squad in Westmoore.
Durant will try to get things back on the right track after some early struggles while the Lady Jaguars continue to break in an almost entirely new cast after graduating all five starters from a 10-win club.
On the boys' side of the bracket another power-packed lineup is on tap, including the opening game at 12:20 when Class 3A's fifth-rated Hugo battles Westmoore, which returns a pair of terrific talents in 6-4 junior Tripp Fuller and 6-2 senior Trey Ayala, who each averaged double figures last year.
The second game with a 3 p.m. start in the bracket features athletic Deer Creek against the Dallas Home School.
Deer Creek has a solid crew back as well with seniors Kevin Caudill and Joel Blumenthal sparking the Antlers.
Host Durant will be featured in the 5:40 opening round contest against fellow Class 5A mate Shawnee.
The Lions recently snapped a 34-game losing skid and will take on a Wolves' squad that is looking to replace several key performers from a season ago.
Opening round action wraps up with Norman facing off with Denison, Texas at 8:20.
The Tigers have a solid leader in senior Sam Blodgett, who had a nice performance in last year's Classic.
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Aragon's wastewater facility, permitted to treat 170,000 gallons per day, was built in the 1960s and serves about 300 customers. No additional acreage was needed since the plant was not expanded, only modified.
A group from the Polk County Water Authority (PCWA) met Tuesday afternoon with Aragon Mayor Ken Suffridge and others for a final tour of the site.
"It is amazing how much construction and equipment costs has increased since this project was first discussed," Suffridge said.
He said, while the upgrade is welcomed and appreciated, he hopes a dialog can soon begin on addressing additional sewer capacity to serve the western side of Aragon.
"It was a top priority when I was elected Mayor, and continues to carry a very high ranking," he said.
Jack Damron, general manager, PCWA, said the upgrade included key operating and mechanical components, electronics, safety and security. These have been replaced and will provide significant improvement to efficiency and safety, he said.
Chairman Harold McDurmon, PCWA, extended congratulations to the management, board and R.J. Woods Company for commitment to the project during the past several years.
"The Aragon plant is only one of the many projects that we are tasked to complete," he said.
He referred to the following:
Polk County Water Authority recently closed on a land deal with J.L. Lester & Son for about 10 acres of property (estimated cost at $5,000 per acre) around and across from Mulco Springs.
This property was the only land PCWA did not own at one of its water sources. The spring pump head was included in the detailed agreement with Jimmy Lester.
Future plans are to build a water filtration plant at the spring site. Due to the location, PCWA can also pump water from Ammon and Mulco into the plant.
"It is part of our future vision of providing a good water supply to our customers," Damron said.
The spring provides from 600 to 650,000 gallons per day, but has a capacity of a million gallons per day.
An existing facility is located at the Mulco site, which includes a pump, pump house and tank. The $52,373.37 upgrade construction contract was let to Benny Hubbard Enterprises.
Electrical work, estimated to cost up to $100,000, was also needed at the site. Hopes are to have all work completed by January.
There is a need to capture water flowing away from the current enclosure at Deaton Spring. This project is estimated to cost $1 million.
Plans are to reinforce and rebuild the enclosure to conserve water for current and future use. A new pump house will be placed to protect the spring from debris, bad weather or other unexpected event.
Deaton provides about 2 million gallons per day but has a capacity to deliver up to 4 million gallons.
PCWA board members pointed out that the project will not only conserve a major water source but the site will be protected for up to 30 years.


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66-Year Old Man Investigators Say Had Over 4,000 Porn Images Scheduled For Trial
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Updated: September 9, 2012
A Houston County man already convicted on federal child pornography charges will face additional charges in Dothan this week. Phillip Rister, 66, is scheduled for trial on five counts of possessing pornographic materials involving minors.
Investigators say they took over 4,300 images belonging to Rister at or near the time of his arrest in August, 2007. Rister, believed to have been living with two children at the time, resided on East Saunders Road.
."We found a computer, a lot of literature, and adult pornography," said Houston County Sheriff's Office Investigator Bill Rafferty shortly after Rister's arrest. "Just stacks of it," is the way Rafferty described the number of illegal images. "It's very disturbing because the area he lived in has lots of kids (living there.)"
Rister was arrested after an investigator in Bay County, Florida tipped off local investigators that illegal images may have been sent from Rister's computer.
Court records show fugitive warrants were issued in Houston County after Rister failed to show up for trial scheduled in 2008.
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A no-knead approach to bread baking can produce loaves that look like they've been baked in a professional bakery, but the bread varies in size and shape and the crumb lacks the complex yeasty, tangy flavor of a true artisanal loaf.
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Review: Snow White and the Huntsman (2012)
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SPOILER ALERT: honestly, it is really all up in the air but... if I were to say, it would be the Huntsman. He and Snow share a knowing look at the end that says a lot plus it is his kiss that changes things. Given that there is a rumored sequel, that is left to the imagination but my two cents worth are these: Loved Snow and the Huntsman together. ;-) ENDgreat review!
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Thanks for the follow and stopping by; I hope you do so again soon! Checked out your blog, and am now following.
Trinka - you and me both, girl! I do not care for K. Stewart BUT she pulls it off "o.k." I think I'd have liked someone else in the role but she didn't ruin it.
Aw! Thank you! I hope I can continue to write helpful, informative reviews because that is my goal, so thanks for your kind words. :-)
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TJ - me, too. I don't think there wasn't another actress who could have done the role more justice but she wasn't bad at all. I really liked this one too; special effects... you said it.
Definitely a "must-buy." ;-)
Ella - I know just what you mean. I don't care for Stewart either but... she surprised me. I still would have rather someone else been cast but she did an admirable job.
Chis = AWESOME.
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Hope you enjoy if you see it. :-)For me, it was pretty to look at but empty. Movies need a "spark" for them to work. This one didn't have that spark, and unfortunately, I think a lot of it had to do with an inexperienced first time director who chose silence when he needed to invoke emotion through music, and who cast Kristen in the lead. I've seen good performances out of her here and there, but for the most part she has about as much chemistry with co-stars as a lampshade.
ReplyDeleteI don't disagree that the plot could have been better or the pacing but overall, I loved it. The scene in the woods was a tad slow and Kristen wasn't the ideal heroine but that didn't stop the movie from being lovely and - for the most part, a "winner."
Bottom line: I don't think Kristen is destined to be a great actress. But then... that is just my two cents. :-)Have to admit to being a huge SW&H fan!! I mean...Chris Hemsworth. 'Nuf said. Thanks for your reviews, and your comments on my page! I have found myself coming to your page alot lately to read reviews on movies I want to watch! Thanks!
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Virginia Inaugural Ball: 'You Can't Help But Feel Optimistic'
No rest for the weary: Democrats gear up for tough 2013 state races.
An estimated 1,100 people attended the Virginia Inaugural Ball on Sunday at the Westin Arlington Gateway to celebrate the second inauguration of President Barack Obama — and gear up for key statewide elections in 2013.
"Everybody is happy. Everybody is excited. It's a feel-good moment for everyone who worked on a campaign," Arlington County Democratic Chairman Mike Lieberman told Patch before speaking to the crowd.
"The president is right to feel good about this weekend. You can't help but be optimistic. There's a lot of criticism of our government out there, and some of it is deserved. But there's also a lot of reason for optimism. And coming out of the last election, we see a lot of opportunities."
[See photos from the Virginia Inaugural Ball here.]
Those opportunities will be hard fought, Democratic U.S. Sen. Mark Warner said. "In Virginia, there's no rest for the weary," he said.
Warner listed the key Democratic elected officials on one hand who were able to win office in the Old Dominion just 13 years ago. "Virginia was considered the reddest of red states. We have come a long way in Virginia," he said.
Warner then challenged the crowd to take back the offices of governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general.
It was a regular refrain. Freshly minted Democratic Party of Virginia Chairwoman Charniele Herring — a state delegate who represents Alexandria's west end — talked about the constant fight against the "extreme tide" of the Republican agenda. That agenda is "filled with hate and... distilled prejudice," she said.
Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Terry McAuliffe, who introduced his wife Dorothy as the next first lady of Virginia, told the group, "I'll get out of bed every day fighting for you." Herring talked about the importance of having a governor who "will have our backs."
Virginia's newest senator, Tim Kaine, said he spoke briefly with Obama on election night. Both races had been called, though it wasn't clear which way Virginia would go in the presidential race. The president promised to call him back once this state's returns were known.
He did so three days later. Kaine said he told Obama that Virginia gave him a bigger margin of victory than Florida or Ohio in 2008 and, now, 2012.
"The president didn't say a lot," Kaine said. "But what he did say was, 'Yeah, I'm pretty happy with Virginia right now.' "
The crowd's optimism, in part, was admittedly based on the fact that Obama does not have to worry about running for reelection.
In conversations throughout the night about Obama's next four years, immigration reform nearly always came up first.
"This is the year. We're going to get it done," Arlington County Board Chairman Walter Tejada told Patch. "No piecemeal. It's got to be comprehensive."
Tejada continued: "He's got challenges, but the Republicans have no choice but to come to the table. This is the time for unity."
Jaime Areizaga-Soto, who recently spent time as the Democratic National Committee's deputy director for Hispanic affairs, said he was "cautiously optimistic" immigration reform would finally pass.
He smiled and pointed out 71 percent of Hispanics voted for Obama in 2012.
"I'm really excited about our two senators," he said. "We've got the best tag-team of any state."
Arlington County Planning Commissioner Peter Fallon said he thought the president was willing to work across the aisle, essentially putting the country ahead of politics.
"Divisions exist between parts of Congress and the president, just as they do in the nation, which we saw on Election Day. That hasn't changed," Fallon told Patch. "I can only hope there will be cooperation. It won't be any easier."
M Miller
11:43 am on Monday, January 21, 2013
I am glad that the Dems are so optomistic because I certainly am not. We do well in this part of the country but I have friends and relatives in many other areas and they are hurting. Washington needs a reality check ~ our country connot cantinue spending this amount of money without consequences. I am 55 years old and I firmly believe that Social Security and Medicare need to be revamped. Unemployment benefits need to be cut back. Who would not want to be paid for doing nothing for 4 or 5 years? It's ridiculous. Welfare benefits need to be scrutinized much more closely. Pensions are not scarosanct. What about all those companies that have gone out of business (my father's included) whose pensions became nonexistent? Why should union pensions be untouchable? A little bit of scarifice on the part of everyone would help this country come back to prosperity and hope for EVERYONE, not just the politically connected.
Stephanie Talcott
3:23 pm on Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Spot on! Very well said. Washington needs a serious reality check if anyone thinks things are looking up. I live here and I don't...but I know full well many other places are much worse off. It is ridiculous that anyone even said that. Oh, and what a great party to throw...all more of our tax dollars hard at work...
Robert Dyer
5:27 pm on Monday, January 21, 2013
Optimistic? With spending like a teenager on drugs with an unlimited credit card, who could be optimistic? Hopefully, Congress will cap the debt ceiling right where it is.and start making the necessary reductions in the Federal government to balance a budget that is four years overdue.
Stephanie Talcott
3:26 pm on Tuesday, January 22, 2013
I think it would be one thing for them to balance a budget...it would be nice if they even passed one! There is no way to balance it yet, but the cap would certainly be a step in the right direction. I teach finance and the first step is to stop using credit, completely....that is going to have to be theirs. If you don't have it, don't spend it. and you always pay yourself first! Our govt would learn a lot of they just got some of us in a room with them to help them get back to the basics!
Mary S.
7:58 pm on Monday, January 21, 2013
If they do anything to Social Security it should be to remove the cap. WE put in to that insurance fund not just for our retirement but for other needs. Another good move would be to hike up the retirement age a year or two. Let's bring back the jobs to this country and get our folks back to work and not minimum wage jobs either.. Real jobs with real products for our consumers.


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(Where I can wild-camp.)
I'd like to be able to stay awhile in a really big Beech wood (or better, forest).
Reason? I have been partially-deafened and left with raging tinnitus. Thro' experimentation I've found that the soughing of the wind thro' the leaves of Beech (and Hornbeam) trees soothes me. (I'm not kidding.)
Or if someone knows of Beech woods within sound of the sea even better!
Thank you,
Like Paddy says, the Chilterns are excellent. an alternative may be Glocuestershire:
Gloucestershire Beeches
I assume you've seen Richard Mabey's book Beechcombing?
Interesting. I also have bad tinnitus and have noticed I sleep better outside, but I hadn't put it down to wind noise. My doc says when the tinnitus gets unbearable he can fit me up with a white noise earpiece to help mask the ringing - so is the soughing an alternative? Does it matter if the leaves are green, or in their brown, rustling, state?
There are machines available which can make that noise in your bedroom. One sufferer I know also has a complicated apparatus to duplicate a breeze in his bedroom, although that is intended for another medical condition. It blows gentle winds over his bed with appropriate sounds. Without it he has no chance of sleeping at all. It helps the tinnitus as well. The same condition has pushed his weight up to 27 stone so wild camping is not an option!
Where are you based?
Epping Forest is principally beech with a lot of hornbeam.
I understand exactly what is said about the sound quality of the wind, also the light dappling.
Camping in the forest is very frowned on by the Epping Forest Constabulary.
There is a campsite at Debden Green where you can camp right up to the Forest edge.
Many or most of the beeches are pollarded or copparded. They are overgrown and weak in the crown. They tend to come crashing down and I ghave had a series of near misses sleeping under them. Ray Mears advises not sleeping under beeches for these reasons.
there's lots of beech trees in the woods abutting the north downs/greensand way - look either side of dorking.
whilst these are close to popular spots large areas are easy wildcamp on but you do need to suss out spots that will work for you e.g. box hill is a very popluar spot and the green at the top can be heaving with people but in the woods you see very few people and on the eastern edges it's very tranquil.
i have noticed that in many woods there appears to be a flurry of "management" going on (perhaps only in national trust woods) with what looks like opening up the forest floor by thinning.
Thank you, 'Weevil', 'Sum Won' and 'Parky Again'.
'W.', perhaps I'll visit Epping Forest: see how it 'feels'. (Thanks for the tips about the anti-camper constabulary, btw, and unfortunate tendency of Beeches to fall on one. I should prefer to avoid a visit from either, particularly the 'Branch!)
'S. W.', that's a good suggestion: seeing if I kip any better near a brook. (If I don't get sleep soon I'll be the one babbling.)
And 'P. A.' thank you, too, for the very specific recommendations. I'd allus meant to walk the Greensand Ridge. (It's nearby.) Perhaps Beech flourishes in that soil. A weekend recce should rustle-up the odd likely place.
Again, thanks, everyone.
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Get a hearing aid! I have raging tinnitus, and was having trouble hearing people, notably things like hat and cat sounded the same, my brain was trying to fill in. Usually badly. A hearing aid for the worst ear seems to turn the gain down and reduce the tinnitus in a way that music or other noises never did. Noise would simply drive me nuts as the tinnitus would seem to 'beat' with it causing really wierd effects. AndI can hear what people are saying to me more accurately.
Your friendly GP surgery may have a hearing tester that will tell you if you do have a a problem worth following up with the ENT/audiologists.
Hello, Beth,
Thank you for your suggestion but er, I already have hearing-aids. (I hadn't said for the sake of brevity. Sorry.) I was part-deafened and gifted tinnitus, hyperacusis and vision- and balance-anomalies in a workplace accident not my fault. After I consulted a solicitor my contract was terminated.
I also have behind-the-ear white-noise generators. And custom-made earplugs with built-in attenuators [filters] to protect me when I have to walk past road-drills or may encounter ambulances/polis cars/fire-bobbies with their sirens and klaxons, various. And now I have hearing-aids with Greenfang-capability, too, to stream music into my ears, for this new therapy I'm following. But you don't get the 'Mini-Tek' streaming-device on the NHS and I can't afford same as I'm out of work: insomnia and depression, caused by the tinnitus. Ha!
Apart from that, fine.
Hope you find relative peace, AF. I have tinnitus, but it's relatively mild. Every now and then, a new tone will appear for a few days, and then usually subside. I'm used to the background tone now, but the new tones keep me awake. I dread it getting worse.
Of course, thinking about it has now made it seem louder...
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Notes from the Vegan Feast Kitchen/ 21st Century Table: The kitchen journal of a vegan food writer...For the 21st century we need to learn to cook for ourselves again, and learning to cook vegan can be a bit intimidating. I'd like to help with that, from my kitchen to yours. (Photo by Scott Hurlbert) I'm now on Facebook and Twitter(see links in sidebar at right).
Sunday, August 5, 2012
I developed this recipe some time ago, but somehow never got around to posting it. It's one of our favorite low-fat summer treats now. It's so simple and easy to make and contains very little sugar because of the natural sweetness of pineapple. No one ever guesses that there is tofu in it because silken tofu has a very neutral taste and an extremely smooth texture, and because pineapple is the main ingredient. Large flakes of toasted coconut coated in caramel-ly brown rice syrup add some crunch, contrast and texture to the smooth sherbet. I hope you'll enjoy it as much as we do!
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- Anna Kelley said...
I probably won't be making this anytime soon since I'm on a college student budget, but it is going in my files as my go-to vegan sherbet recipe! Yum! I might experiment with some banana for more tropical flavor too.
- Mon Aug 06, 06:57:00 AM PDT
- Claudia said...
This looks yummy! Quick question: Does the recipe call for an entire package of silken tofu? The "1/" implies to me that you're only using part of a package.
- Sat Aug 18, 03:05:00 PM PDT
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Yes, it is 1 whole package, Claudia the 1/ is just to separate the number 1 from the 12.3!
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Thanks for confirming, Bryanna!
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Monday, October 27, 2008
i'm like fucking Foreign Language Barbie
Posted by Jay Brannan at 10:42 AM
39 comments:
- Nel said...
As Shakespeare would've said..."He who we call a Jay, in any other language would sound as sweet." :)
- October 27, 2008 at 11:59 AM
Just when I thought you couldn't get any cuter or sexier...
And I couldn't agree more with Nel's paraphrase. :) - October 27, 2008 at 12:45 PM
... and thank you very much for yesterday's show at "La Reine Blanche". It was great.
- October 27, 2008 at 3:51 PM
- superlative said...
I loved your 99 Red Balloons (not going to try to spell that in German), and you can be my femme au foyer any day xx
- October 28, 2008 at 5:52 AM
- Lourenço said...
G R E A T portuguese for a foreigner :) congrats.
- October 28, 2008 at 7:23 PM
- DavidL. said...
I love your spanish song. You have a lot of funs in Spain. Came here!!!
Madrid! Madrid! Came to Madrid!
www.cosasquehacenpop.com - October 30, 2008 at 9:57 PM
tu chantes tres bien en francais.
- November 2, 2008 at 1:59 PM
- Jacobo Labella said...
realy realy pretty!
come to spain! - November 2, 2008 at 3:59 PM
- Asa_Ashel said...
Very sweet and haunting your version of the song "Eppure sentire" .
Bravo ! - November 2, 2008 at 8:05 PM
Oh my god, the german song is so funny and cute. I love it.
- November 3, 2008 at 11:57 AM
- Ferris Q and K said...
I couldn't wish enough for you to come to St. Louis, Missouri.
I love you in every language. - November 4, 2008 at 8:44 PM
- Melinda said...
- November 5, 2008 at 10:35 PM
- Luculent said...
if only you knew...
- November 6, 2008 at 4:33 PM
I love you when you sing in french. But you need practice. you are great Jay, I love you.
Gerard. - November 7, 2008 at 12:08 PM
- brigittefoxx said...
ur damn cute!
wish u could sing a Chinese song someday. - November 7, 2008 at 5:04 PM
Your voice is truly amazing! Also your norwegian is quite good ;)
Du er flink! - November 9, 2008 at 5:47 PM
- Quark said...
ok! I'm really impress with your Portuguese. I think it's the closest an American can get.
Even better than Damien Rice and Lisa singing "Desafinado"
Really nice work on that one.
Cheers - November 9, 2008 at 6:03 PM
- Brent Paxton said...
I love it. You're a true renaissance man! Fala Portugues muito bem!
- November 11, 2008 at 7:23 PM
- pedropina said...
hi! the brazilian song is great! your portuguese is getting better! and you are suche a beautiful person! hugs, pp
- November 15, 2008 at 3:58 AM
- Lemmy said...
hi! just saw the movie "Holding Trevor" ..and it was fantastic!
you looked like you were not acting in the movie, every line and move went naturally.. hehehe :D
there must be problems with the process of showing international films here in our country coz I never heard "Holding Trevor" movie being screened in some of our cinemas here..
the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board here in the Philippines must have banned it because it's a gay movie.. *sigh - November 20, 2008 at 6:54 AM
- Karl said...
I got to hear JAy sing this live in Vancouver BC on Thursday. He even did a bit in French (just to prove he could). Great concert!
- November 22, 2008 at 6:16 PM
Your Swedish is WICKED!
Not even an accent!=)
I missed your concert in Stockholm, when are you coming back? - November 24, 2008 at 6:00 PM
- wizard/the new kid said...
i fucking adore you!
- November 27, 2008 at 10:13 AM
- gui said...
HEY JAY! i loved to hear you sing 'se essa rua fosse minha' ! it's a love song and you sound fantastic! you're a true entertainer and i'm sure you're gonna be huge quite soon. Don't ever quit what you're doing. I wish I could hear you live one day.
THANKS for the inspiration
Guilherme Schoenberger from Sao Paulo, Brazil. - November 27, 2008 at 8:00 PM
- P. Florindo said...
Hey Jay, how are you?
A friend of mine introduced your songs to me through your YouTube videos. I liked the way you sing and your videos.
You sing in Portuguese pretty well. If you want, I can teach you something more about Portuguese. What do you think about it? - December 4, 2008 at 11:19 PM
- Christer said...
It's so funny that you're singing in swedish, It's an hard language ^^
- December 10, 2008 at 2:57 AM
- AL1 said...
Many thanks for your song in French language. Tu te débrouilles très bien ! You're doing very well. I hope you will try to improve your French language, it would be nice for your next tour in France.
Take care JB ! Kind regards, AL1. - December 14, 2008 at 2:02 PM
- Leonardo said...
Seu português é ótimo,melhor que o meu!! Parabéns..
which means...congrats,your portuguese is great...better than mine!!rs - January 2, 2009 at 1:00 AM
- Paulandre said...
so cute the song you choose in portuguese...sweet a lot, lovely... =))
- January 13, 2009 at 8:56 PM
- Nikolás de Lioncourt said...
Woww I'm a language freak, so I love u more and more!!!!!!! COME TO MEXICO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- January 19, 2009 at 1:21 PM
- Elenáro said...
You sang in portuguese! Impressive :P Honestly your portuguese was quite good with a few mixes between European Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese and a little spanish here and there :P ehehe Still quite impressive. Much better than Sarah Brightman :)
- January 23, 2009 at 10:19 AM
I loved the brazilian music that you sang. You speak portuguese very well!
- January 29, 2009 at 12:39 AM
- jhmoreira said...
Your brazilian song is a children's one!
ahhhhahahaha - January 29, 2009 at 11:38 AM
- David | Princi.pito said...
wow! i'm impressed you sound pretty good in spanish, your spelling and accent is very good!
by the way, nice song.. i have never listened before, is a good one!
come to mexico (2) - February 20, 2009 at 11:48 AM
- b-ag said...
You can sing this song on your upcoming Spanish concerts.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdUa8IYXOD0 - July 23, 2009 at 2:05 AM
- Glauco said...
I loved your portuguese song! It's a lulaby, but make me remember my childhood. Thanks, was really good, and sweet. Obrigado.
- September 1, 2009 at 4:09 PM
- Rafael Leick said...
Nice video in Brazil! Your accent was nice. And good voice;
Hugs! - October 28, 2009 at 7:54 PM
- DINIZ said...
Boy, what a beautiful you singing in portuguese "Se Esta Rua Fosse Minha". Congratulations, I never would have believed that an American speak portuguese so well! Congratulations. And when you return to Brazil again, is always welcome.
- October 29, 2009 at 6:07 PM
Thank you for remembering my country, Brazil loves you!...
Você sabe ler em portugues?
Beijos - November 6, 2009 at 5:01 PM


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