Numerology: Year 11
Modeling has picked up…maybe it’ll pick up even more :)
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Heh.
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I wear heels bigger than your dick.
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Right now, the US Congress is debating a law that would give them the power to censor the world’s Internet — creating a blacklist that could target YouTube, WikiLeaks and even [sites] like [Tumblr]!
Under the new law, the US could force Internet providers to block any website on suspicion of violating copyright or trademark legislation, or even failing to sufficiently police their users’ activities. And, because so much of the Internet’s hosts and hardware are located in the US, their blacklist would clamp down on the free web for all of us.
The vote could happen any day now, but we can help stop this — champions in Congress want to preserve free speech and tell us that an international outcry would strengthen their hand. Let’s urgently raise our voices from every corner of the world and build an unprecedented global petition calling on US decision makers to reject the bill and stop Internet censorship. Sign now and then forward as widely as possible — our message will be delivered directly to key members of the US Congress ahead of the crucial vote.EVERYONE SHOULD SIGN THIS PETITION. The internet is all a big part of our lives. PLEASE CLICK HERE TO SIGN! All you need is to enter your name, email, and postal code. You could help save the internet.