kittynation

a collection of brilliantly funny terrible videogame voices from various games... not played most of these games so not sure if they're real... but they are ...real funny none the less! :)

Aww! I like him! Thank god we don't have pictures taken like this in UK schools, because I know if we did, there'd be one of me floating around the net from my school days...

This comes across as a little "holier than thou" to be honest. Many of us take in stray cats (and I mean *really* stray, not lost). I think a "found" poster should have been created as soon as the cat was taken in... and parasites and worms DO happen fast. In fact, most kittens are born with worms, and all it takes is one flea to create a whole army of them on your cat.

I quite like Astrology, just for fun y'know - but these lists were really, really wrong. Gemini and Leo are the two signs I know the best, and these lists were not at all fitting.

I am interested in the subject matter of this piece, however I was put off quite a bit by the last paragraph - is it supposed to be some sort of satirical joke?



"That mathematical systim that that girl in england is using we have been using for decades. if not for that there math system and its use in english and science and other such teachings, we wood not have the members we have and be as strong of a politicaly lobbiing group to effect elections to our advantage and we wood also have to hire a higher educated peoples to teech in public skools with out it, then where wood that leeve us?"

I don't trust this - could quite easily just be a colour tween in Flash when you change the opacity of the masks... But what do I know!? I'm no ... colour scientist or anything.

From the page: "(update Oct 12, GMT) Following press reportage about dumping off the coast of Africa, Waterson & Hicks, a UK law firm acting for Trafigura, a large London based oil and commodity trader, ordered and received this confidential report (the so-called "Minton report") into toxic dumping practices by its client along and on the Ivory Coast. The report reveals a number of toxic dumping incidents and appears to be the report behind the extraordinary secret October 11, 2009 gagging of the Guardian newspaper. WikiLeaks believes the Guardian was gagged to prevent it reporting the following Parliamentry question: "

From the page: "Comics including Stephen Fry want the Conservatives to disassociate themselves from a right-wing European parliament grouping, which they say is homophobic. "