This is the hole my son spends most of his time in. Not only is it a miserable mess, it smells funky. I think I need to get some of the deodorizer that they use at crime scenes to chase the stench away. We go around about this every day. How hard is it to put dirty clothes in the basket or put Playstation games back in their cases and onto a shelf? The kitchen is one room away and he finds it impossible to put dishes in the dishwasher. He is 18 and I think he needs SuperNanny to come in and straighten him out!
The fantastic cartoonist “Garrincha” (Gustavo Rodriguez) has opened a personal website to post his great cartoons. Gustavo is formerly from the country of Cuba and now, luckily for us United Statesers, resides in Miami Florida! He contributes cartoons to many websites and publications and is a featured cartoonist for the Miami El Nuevo Herald . Gustavo also has a blog that is updated frequently with new works. His cartoons span the subjects of erotic humor, politics and comic strips. He is immensely talented and, more importantly, a great guy. Cartoonist Martha Barragan did a wonderful interview with Gus Technorati Tags: cartoonists , Garrincha , Miami , Spanish language , sex cartoons , erotic humor , Gustavo Rodriguez
By Hiram Lee 15 December 2007 Originally p ublished on the World Socialist Web Site Email the author Directed by Chris Weitz, screenplay by Weitz, based on the novel by Philip Pullman The Golden Compass is the first in a planned trilogy of films based on a series of novels for young readers by Philip Pullman. Pullman’s novels Northern Lights (released in the US as The Golden Compass ), The Subtle Knife and The Amber Spyglass , comprising a trilogy entitled His Dark Materials , have received numerous awards and have found a readership numbering well into the millions. Pullman, alternately described in the press as an atheist or agnostic, has invested in his books a critical attitude toward religion. The film adaptation of Golden Compass has been attacked by right-wing Christian fundamentalist groups who claim the movie promotes atheism, deceitfulness, the occult, and even the killing of one’s parents. It almost goes without saying that such claims are entirely ludic
This is the hole my son spends most of his time in. Not only is it a miserable mess, it smells funky. I think I need to get some of the deodorizer that they use at crime scenes to chase the stench away. We go around about this every day. How hard is it to put dirty clothes in the basket or put Playstation games back in their cases and onto a shelf? The kitchen is one room away and he finds it impossible to put dishes in the dishwasher. He is 18 and I think he needs SuperNanny to come in and straighten him out! 
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