Lynette

D Cup

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▫ Jul 22 2009, 21:12 Post #21

Tryin' hard not to think about having to leave and go back to the states next week. I LOVE Moorea and Bora Bora SOOOOOO much.

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B Cup

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▫ Jul 22 2009, 22:33 Post #22

QUOTE(Lynette)

Tryin' hard not to think about having to leave and go back to the states next week. I LOVE Moorea and Bora Bora SOOOOOO much.

It will be hard to comeback cuz it is very beautiful. Of course anywhere is beautiful when Lynette is there... :bonerfied:

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B Cup

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▫ Jul 22 2009, 22:56 Post #23

QUOTE(Lynette)

I agree. Plus they're NOT the most hospitable people on earth. And they own my home island! France?... No thanks. I'll stick to island life. The smaller the island, the better (as long as it supports life ans isn't over-crowded).

Thats the problem with France, the French live there!!

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B Cup

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▫ Jul 23 2009, 01:43 Post #24

QUOTE(Goonie2)

Thats the problem with France, the French live there!!

Do you mean "the cheese eating surrender monkeys"??

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B Cup

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▫ Jul 23 2009, 08:20 Post #25

QUOTE(penman)

Do you mean "the cheese eating surrender monkeys"??

The very same :2thumbsup:

Perhaps one day we will see sense and fill the tunnel in!

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Melon Master

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▫ Jul 23 2009, 16:30 Post #26

QUOTE(Lynette)

Tryin' hard not to think about having to leave and go back to the states next week. I LOVE Moorea and Bora Bora SOOOOOO much.

we will welcome you back with open arms and hard cocks . :bonerfied:

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B Cup

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▫ Jul 23 2009, 22:50 Post #27

QUOTE(Lynette)

Ok. One of my online buddies here convinced me that I've been a little remiss regarding posting on this board. So here goes...
I was born in Atlanta Ga., moved to Thaiti when I was two years old with my folks and two older sisters, (my dad moved us there as he had jobs in Austrailia and the Phillipines, but loved Moorea and Bora Bora in Tahiti). Came back here at fourteen after both my folks passed with my sisters for school. I graduated from UCLA, started a small business, and was very fortunate at business developement. I love traveling and have a passion for island life, both in the south seas and the caribbean. I try to get back to Bora Bora and Moorea about once a year now to visit friends and relatives (my mom was Tahitian). Aside from being an action junkie (I'll try anything once), I still play music and sing in a couple club bands on weekends, and party the same way I did while I was in school. *SIGH*, guess that's about it. But, I'll answer any questions, If anyone has any.
*KISSES*
Lyn

I see why you enjoy your summers overseas

do you have any demo cds of your music? :drama:

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D Cup

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▫ Jul 24 2009, 19:10 Post #28

QUOTE(SKULLZOMBIE)

I see why you enjoy your summers overseas

do you have any demo cds of your music? :drama:

Sorry, not at the moment. Having moved back to the states not that long ago, I'm still trying to get established. But, am with three different bands right now, and having fun.

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B Cup

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▫ Jul 24 2009, 19:32 Post #29

QUOTE(Lynette)

Sorry, not at the moment. Having moved back to the states not that long ago, I'm still trying to get established. But, am with three different bands right now, and having fun.

I hear that, well, when you do let me know, would love to have a sign demo album from you

any booty pic of you around the beach? :spankin:

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Melon Master

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▫ Aug 16 2009, 16:23 Post #30

Back to the top , Thanks for showing us the pics of your trip , Now how about some from the bedroom from your trip .. LOL

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D Cup

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▫ Oct 8 2009, 17:48 Post #31

QUOTE(ddd35)

Back to the top , Thanks for showing us the pics of your trip , Now how about some from the bedroom from your trip .. LOL

Man! Just going over my year end and the news doesn't appear to be as good as I'd hoped. Both companies are off by around 35%. This economy SUCKS! Anyone else feelin' it? If it's true that a new president gets most of his agenda accomplished in his first one-hundred days... why has there been no noticable difference in the country's condition. Besides mounting a trillion dollar debt, with a bill that has yet to have ANY impact... Can anyone tell me about ANYTHING positive for the country this president has done to date. I know some will say "it's only been six months", but other presidents have accomplished a lot more in the first 100 days without the benefit of the support in congress that this one enjoys. I'd like to hear some speculation as to what everyone feels about how long it will take to see some positive movement in the economy. I mean REALLY positive.
Lyn

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Melon Master

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▫ Oct 8 2009, 18:04 Post #32

QUOTE(Lynette)

Man! Just going over my year end and the news doesn't appear to be as good as I'd hoped. Both companies are off by around 35%. This economy SUCKS! Anyone else feelin' it? If it's true that a new president gets most of his agenda accomplished in his first one-hundred days... why has there been no noticable difference in the country's condition. Besides mounting a trillion dollar debt, with a bill that has yet to have ANY impact... Can anyone tell me about ANYTHING positive for the country this president has done to date. I know some will say "it's only been six months", but other presidents have accomplished a lot more in the first 100 days without the benefit of the support in congress that this one enjoys. I'd like to hear some speculation as to what everyone feels about how long it will take to see some positive movement in the economy. I mean REALLY positive.
Lyn

In my Profession "AG " we have never had great income when there was a democrat in office . Its going to be at least 4 years before i see a turn around .

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Double D's

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▫ Oct 12 2009, 06:01 Post #33

QUOTE(Lynette)

Man! Just going over my year end and the news doesn't appear to be as good as I'd hoped. Both companies are off by around 35%. This economy SUCKS! Anyone else feelin' it? If it's true that a new president gets most of his agenda accomplished in his first one-hundred days... why has there been no noticable difference in the country's condition. Besides mounting a trillion dollar debt, with a bill that has yet to have ANY impact... Can anyone tell me about ANYTHING positive for the country this president has done to date. I know some will say "it's only been six months", but other presidents have accomplished a lot more in the first 100 days without the benefit of the support in congress that this one enjoys. I'd like to hear some speculation as to what everyone feels about how long it will take to see some positive movement in the economy. I mean REALLY positive.
Lyn

After what GWB and his cronies did to the economy over 8 years, you expect this president to turn things around in 100 days?!?!!?

Be happy you can still vacation in Bora Bora....

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B Cup

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▫ Oct 12 2009, 08:41 Post #34

QUOTE(paybarraman)

After what GWB and his cronies did to the economy over 8 years, you expect this president to turn things around in 100 days?!?!!?

Be happy you can still vacation in Bora Bora....

Very well stated...

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Melon Master

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▫ Oct 13 2009, 01:13 Post #35

QUOTE(paybarraman)

After what GWB and his cronies did to the economy over 8 years, you expect this president to turn things around in 100 days?!?!!?

Be happy you can still vacation in Bora Bora....

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Melon Master

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▫ Oct 13 2009, 14:52 Post #36

QUOTE(paybarraman)

After what GWB and his cronies did to the economy over 8 years, you expect this president to turn things around in 100 days?!?!!?

Be happy you can still vacation in Bora Bora....

Im not sure he can turn it in 1000 days , You cant just continue to print more money and not expect inflation to kick in at some point at a high rate . And Yes i voted for the man . Mainly cause he came from my state and I met him during the campiagn and he had some great ideas when he sat down with a group of us farmers . But Im reallly sketical after the cash for clunkers deal cause now we have people trying to make payments on cars that they couldnt afford . Repo men will be busy here soon .

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Double D's

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▫ Oct 13 2009, 16:04 Post #37

QUOTE(Lynette)

Tahitian open air shower. people just walk in and look or join you. It's fun.

UMMMM I would love to "Join" you in that Shower.....Very Hot....Dont cover up so much :2thumbsup:

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D Cup

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▫ Oct 16 2009, 17:25 Post #38

QUOTE(paybarraman)

After what GWB and his cronies did to the economy over 8 years, you expect this president to turn things around in 100 days?!?!!?

Be happy you can still vacation in Bora Bora....

Very well stated, however I doubt we can place all the blame on any one president. Most of the time they're totally at the mercy of their respective congress and magority. It would be ignorant to assume that George Bush didn't inherit an economy from Bill Clinton that was already in free-fall mode due to all the distractions caused by his China policies as well as his extra marital escapades. The final two years of the Clinton administration's term were a disaster in many ways, but if you do your homework, you'll see that there were many factors leading to the decline of the econimoc boom of the 90's. Both political parties in this country have been infiltrated by groups of self-serving, ingenuous, fat-cat politicians, who have been forced (by the current system) to give much more consideration to special interests than to the people. In a country whose credo is " for and by the people", the entire political landscape's become somewhat of a joke. Until the day comes where entering politics doesn't directly translate to "getting rich", we'll be seeing a lot more corruption in Washington on both sides of the isle.

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C Cup

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▫ Oct 16 2009, 17:43 Post #39

QUOTE(Lynette)

Very well stated, however I doubt we can place all the blame on any one president. Most of the time they're totally at the mercy of their respective congress and magority. It would be ignorant to assume that George Bush didn't inherit an economy from Bill Clinton that was already in free-fall mode due to all the distractions caused by his China policies as well as his extra marital escapades. The final two years of the Clinton administration's term were a disaster in many ways, but if you do your homework, you'll see that there were many factors leading to the decline of the econimoc boom of the 90's. Both political parties in this country have been infiltrated by groups of self-serving, ingenuous, fat-cat politicians, who have been forced (by the current system) to give much more consideration to special interests than to the people. In a country whose credo is " for and by the people", the entire political landscape's become somewhat of a joke. Until the day comes where entering politics doesn't directly translate to "getting rich", we'll be seeing a lot more corruption in Washington on both sides of the isle.

Ditto!

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Melon Master

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▫ Oct 16 2009, 21:09 Post #40

QUOTE(Lynette)

Very well stated, however I doubt we can place all the blame on any one president. Most of the time they're totally at the mercy of their respective congress and magority. It would be ignorant to assume that George Bush didn't inherit an economy from Bill Clinton that was already in free-fall mode due to all the distractions caused by his China policies as well as his extra marital escapades. The final two years of the Clinton administration's term were a disaster in many ways, but if you do your homework, you'll see that there were many factors leading to the decline of the econimoc boom of the 90's. Both political parties in this country have been infiltrated by groups of self-serving, ingenuous, fat-cat politicians, who have been forced (by the current system) to give much more consideration to special interests than to the people. In a country whose credo is " for and by the people", the entire political landscape's become somewhat of a joke. Until the day comes where entering politics doesn't directly translate to "getting rich", we'll be seeing a lot more corruption in Washington on both sides of the isle.

Less politics , More boobs ..LOL

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