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Morning Fluff: I wish I liked anything half as much as this bulldog likes licking this cat.
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Asher look!!!
He’s SOOO SNORTY!!!!!
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eyewitness on the Pro-Mubarak supporters.
On Wednesday, I witnessed hundreds of men ranging in age from perhaps 20 to 40, being given directions as to where to meet and which routes to take to reach Tahrir Square. This happened on Galaa Street to the north of the square. I also saw these men then being put on small trucks, which headed toward Tahrir Square. They were carrying placards and distributing leaflets that were obviously prepared. Their attitude was aggressive, and although some passers-by seemed to agree with the slogans being shouted, none joined these groups on their way to the square. All in all, it was clear to me that these people had been organized — most probably by the ruling National Democratic Party — but not at all clear that they actually believed or understood the slogans that they were shouting. By midday, thousands of thugs had descended on the peacefully demonstrating pro-democracy crowd in Tahrir Square with whips, sticks and knives. A bloody confrontation ensued that reportedly resulted in five deaths and more than 800 wounded.
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Princess Yvonne* and Prince Alexander of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Sayn in 1955.
Pretty much like our childhood (minus the booze, the cigarette, the boat and the royal title).
*Correction appended. Thanks, So Long Marianne.
Now THIS is a Masterpiece miniseries we’d like to see. Paging PBS…
Kids
todayback then…
Today 12:33 PM Report From Cairo
Reader Abu S., in Cairo, writes: Tahrir Square is the focal point for the clashes that began with rocks and whips and camels and horses earlier today. However, the Army is holding their ground and not taking sides as violence escalates in the streets. However, we shall never surrender. We shall continue using civil disobedience until the iron grip of tyranny has left Egypt forever. We peaceful protesters fear that as Friday deadline approaches for Mubarak to leave in exile that we will experience our own “Tienanmen Square” massacre because Mubarak’s thugs are so desperate to hold onto power. May peace guide our actions as we seek a new dawn in Cairo.Civil war has erupted in Cairo tonight! Molotov cocktails are being used by Mubarak’s thugs. This is going to be bloodier by the hour we fear.
“Many were there to just witness history. The hundreds of Egyptian flags—being waved or wrapped around bodies—reflected the nationalist sentiments. Scores of signs I saw read “Down, Down Mubarak,” but I didn’t see any placards against the U.S. or Israel. I asked a man if I could photograph him holding his cat, which had a little protest sign saying “No Mubark” around his neck.”
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i want this child C:
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MY SON WILL DRESS LIKE THIS.
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