Brad Pitt’s Motorcycle Madness

If anyone wants to find out where these trolls are coming from, go to Dlisted, sign up, and go take a look see through the forums and the recent comments. A lot of these trolls are just people from Dlisted with nothing better to do than mess with the fans on this site. It’s not femalefirst where the trolls come from, it’s dlisted.

201 Tired of the trolls | 06/08/2007 at 12:58 pm
If anyone wants to find out where these trolls are coming from, go to Dlisted, sign up, and go take a look see through the forums and the recent comments. A lot of these trolls are just people from Dlisted with nothing better to do than mess with the fans on this site. It’s not femalefirst where the trolls come from, it’s dlisted.

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the nerve is that that site has no one near the caliber of Brad or Angelina. they are stuck on losers from the UK that no one has ever heard about. Anyone who has a half decent thing to say about Brad or Angelina, they are branded a “Brangelonie”. Actually I think fans should own that name. That site is nasty. it sounds very hip.

81 dragonfly | 06/08/2007 at 9:33 am

PT, did you ever get my email? I was looking for one from you. I can resend if you need me too.

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Dragonfly - I forgot to check my Yahoo mail. I’m at work now, so I don’t have the files here, but I’ll send them to you tonight.

OT but note worthy IMO. And I know Angie and Brad will be hopeful with this bit of news.

G-8 approves aid for Africa, warns Iran

By CHRISTINE OLLIVIER, Associated Press Writer
12 minutes ago

HEILIGENDAMM, Germany - Leaders of the Group of Eight agreed Friday on a $60 billion package to fight AIDS, TB and malaria in Africa and warned Iran over its disputed nuclear program, on the final day of the summit of the world’s richer nations.

The G-8 pledged to “adopt further measures” if Iran refuses to halt its uranium enrichment program — a sign of support for U.N. Security Council moves to discuss a third set of sanctions. Uranium enrichment is a process that can produce fuel for civilian energy — or fissile material for a bomb.

Meanwhile, G-8 diplomats ran in to obstacles in discussions on the future of the Serbian province of Kosovo.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the meeting’s host, said there were still “different opinions” on a proposal to put off a U.N. Security Council vote on Kosovo’s independence for six months, and that diplomats would meet again next week.

Wary of delays, Kosovo Prime Minister Agim Ceku said from his provincial capital, “We cannot wait forever. Give us clarity, give us freedom and let us go.”

The United States and the European Union back a U.N. resolution to give the predominantly ethnic Albanian province supervised independence. But Russia is backing ally Serbia in its resistance to ceding the province seen as its historic heartland.

G-8 leaders held their final sessions at the Baltic Sea resort of Heiligendamm without an ailing President Bush, who stayed in his room to recuperate after meeting privately with French President Nicolas Sarkozy.

Bush soon was feeling better and rejoined the summit after missing a session with African leaders and another with heads of state from developing nations China, India, Brazil, Mexico and South Africa.

In his absence, the other seven leaders met with the presidents of Egypt, Algeria, Senegal, Ghana, and Nigeria to back the aid plan for Africa. About half of the $60 billion was pledged earlier by the U.S., and other nations will contribute the rest, Germany’s development minister said.

“It was a very candid and open discussion,” Merkel said. “We said that on behalf of the countries of the G-8, that we are aware of our obligations and we would like to fulfill the promises that we entered into and we are going to do that.”

But the anti-poverty group Oxfam noted that only a fraction of the promised US$60 billion represented new aid since the figure was spread over an unspecified number of years and includes money already pledged.

The new money is important, the group said in a statement, but “should be seen for what it is: a small step when we need giant leaps.”

The leaders also discussed a proposal, put forth by Sarkozy, on the independence-seeking Serbian province of Kosovo that would provide six-months for further talks between Belgrade and the Kosovo Albanians.

If they reach no agreement, the U.N. plan would then take effect, giving the predominantly ethnic Albanian province supervised independence.

Kosovo has been under U.N. supervision since a NATO-led air war in 1999 to halt a Serbian crackdown on ethnic Albanian separatists.

“At the moment, we have not achieved the necessary progress,” Sarkozy said Friday. “The key question that I posed was recognizing the need for Kosovo to achieve independence within a certain timeframe.”

In Pristina, Kosovo’s prime minister urged the West not to betray Kosovo.

“We have committed to the U.N. path and we have been very patient,” Agim Ceku told The Associated Press on Friday. “I urge you; do not betray this trust.”

On Thursday, G-8 leaders reached an agreement on climate change, adopting a statement that says they should “seriously consider” proposals to cut the emissions of greenhouse gases by 50 percent by 2050. The nonbinding language is a compromise between the European Union, which wants mandatory cuts, and the United States, which opposes them.

The G-8 is Germany, the United States, Russia, Britain, Italy, France, Canada and Japan.

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Associated Press writers Jennifer Loven in Heiligendamm and Garentina Kraja in Pristina, Serbia, contributed to this report.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070608/ap_on_re_eu/g8_summit

WHY should fans go to dlisted,people already know they come from there.stop promoting that site

Very well said!
A troll is a troll regardless where they come from. Why would any JP fan go to Dlisted or FF or wherever these lunatic haters come from. Why would we give hits to those awful sites. No thank you!
We see enough here to realize they are mentally retarded.

Anyone has any information about AMH-NY premiere (date, theater)?

Is Brad wearing Maddox’ jacket?

216 missouri girl

Brad doesn’t look much younger or better than george does. As a matter of fact Both my girl Angelina and her man Brad look older than their ages.

Angelina has been through some stuff and it has aged her and Brad looks like he’s in his fifties in some shots.

they are both good looking people regardless of how old they look though.

JMO!

IMAO!!!!
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Happy Birthday, African Girl!

Many happy returns of the day.

Here’s hoping that all the things/people you love continue to put a smile on your face.

Entre nous… your George did O13 proud on E’s Red Carpet. The more I think about it, the more that I love the fact that George brought Bernie Mack to the stage and handed the spotlight over to him. It was pure class, IMO!