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American’s top World Beauty Poll

February 17, 2010, Posted by admin at 9:39 pm

What a surprise, America wins everything else so why not a beauty poll! Here’s the top 10:

1. America

2. Brazil

3. Spain

4. Australia

5. Italy

6. Sweden

7. Britain

8. India

9. France

10. Canada

Best Car Garages (Yes, Including best cars…)

January 21, 2010, Posted by admin at 9:51 pm

The press gained the ultimate power, swine flu swept & failed, Jacko RIP, America tarnished.

January 9, 2010, Posted by admin at 1:52 am

Submitted at TheNoughtiesPage.com by Eddie

Swine flu, the biggest and most pointless waste of press of the 2000’s, apart from Katie Prices divorce.

January 9, 2010, Posted by admin at 12:20 am

Submitted at TheNoughtiesPage.com by Laine

The only country that still believes swine flu can wipe out the earths population is China. Haha come on people, take off the masks!

January 8, 2010, Posted by admin at 11:54 pm

Submitted at TheNoughtiesPage.com by Tion, Sussex

Swine flu was a huge mess! The worlds worst epidemic, oh please! It was basically the flu just with another name.

January 8, 2010, Posted by admin at 11:52 pm

Submitted at TheNoughtiesPage.com

Environmental issues came on top, people fought hard to make the voices of the poor become heard. Lets help.

January 2, 2010, Posted by admin at 10:13 pm

Submitted at TheNoughtiesPage.com by Steve

The bushfires in Australia, were very sad times for us. Many people lost their lives and my heart goes out to all the families.

December 31, 2009, Posted by admin at 12:45 pm

Submitted at TheNoughtiesPage.com by Em

The 2004 tsunami was one of the worst disasters of the Noughties. I remember seeing the footage and TV & praying.

December 31, 2009, Posted by admin at 12:41 pm

Submitted at TheNoughtiesPage.com by Huge

If you think of the Noughties in pictures you can’t help but visualise the twin towers, the ash & the faces of the New Yorkers. RIP.

December 31, 2009, Posted by admin at 11:48 am

Submitted at TheNoughtiesPage.com by Blu

I still remember the 11th of Sep 01 very clearly, seems like yesterday. A day that dawned a new people, new feelings and huge regret.

December 31, 2009, Posted by admin at 11:38 am

Submitted at TheNoughtiesPage.com by KW

I feel blessed to have lived through such an innovative decade. Although it was plagued by unfortunate events, we learnt a lot.

December 31, 2009, Posted by admin at 11:18 am

Submitted at TheNoughtiesPage.com by Gwyn

The Euro was the best thing to happen to Europe. Whatever happened to the dollar? I love shopping in the US now hehe

December 31, 2009, Posted by admin at 9:00 am

Submitted at TheNoughtiesPage.com by Jaren

Terrorism was definitely highlighted in the Noughties but the Iraq War highlighted nothing but injustice & controversy.

December 30, 2009, Posted by admin at 5:58 pm

Submitted at TheNoughtiesPage.com by Kingston

I watched the film ‘End of the Line’ and was taken back by the issues it tackled. We must preserve and protect our planet!

December 29, 2009, Posted by admin at 7:24 pm

Submitted at TheNoughtiesPage.com by Helen

During this decade I’ve noticed the damage we do to ourselves, the sacrifice made over oil & thirst for war. WE CAN DO BETTER!

December 28, 2009, Posted by admin at 9:28 am

Submitted at TheNoughtiesPage.com by Joseph

The Iraq war lost unnecessary lives on both sides for no apparent reason. A shameful part of the Noughties.

December 27, 2009, Posted by admin at 6:37 pm

Submitted at TheNoughtiesPage.com by Omar

The worst part of the Noughties was seeing that third world countries still suffer, we need to do much more to make it better.

December 27, 2009, Posted by admin at 6:36 pm

Submitted at TheNoughtiesPage.com by Olive

The constant pirate kidnappings during the latter half of the decade is very sad & this issue needs to be addressed.

December 27, 2009, Posted by admin at 6:27 pm

Submitted at TheNoughtiesPage.com by Leon

I think the Iraq war was an immature move. Politicians start the war & the people have to deal with it. Shame.

December 27, 2009, Posted by admin at 10:26 am

Submitted at TheNoughtiesPage.com by Henry, Kent

In less than 14 days we will see another decade, let us learn war is not the answer & the world needs some love & care.

December 27, 2009, Posted by admin at 10:24 am

Submitted at TheNoughtiesPage.com by Jess, UK

I blame 9/11 for this decade being what it was, it all went downhill from there, the war was pathetic & a waste of lives

December 27, 2009, Posted by admin at 10:19 am

Submitted at TheNoughtiesPage.com by Karen, LA

Who’d ever thought: the towers would fall, the hurricane would destroy, Bush remained until the president was black – The Noughties

December 27, 2009, Posted by admin at 10:10 am

Submitted at TheNoughtiesPage.com by John, NY

Some good and some bad memories. 9/11 changed the world forever, Euro, Barack Obama, Olympic Games in Sydney, Athens, Beijing

December 27, 2009, Posted by admin at 9:54 am

Submitted at TheNoughtiesPage.com by Kate, Cardiff

Top 5 Christmas traditions across the World!

December 14, 2009, Posted by admin at 1:10 pm

I absolutely love Christmas, not because of the presents but because of the food, family and did I mention food? Here are some of the traditions around the world! Number 1 is my fav.

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1. Venezuela: Feliz Navidad – Venezuelans attend a daily early morning church service, December 16th-24th, called Misa de Aguinaldo (Early Morning Mass). In Caracas, the capital city, it is customary to roller-skate to this service. Before bedtime children tie one end of a piece of string to their big toe and hang the other out the window. The next morning, roller-skater’s give a tug to any string they see hanging. Sounds fun actually!

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2. Italy: La Befana – similar to Santa Claus; she rides a broomstick rather than a sleigh, but is not considered a witch and then there’s Santa Lucia (Saint Lucy) a blind old woman who on December 13 brings gifts to children in some regions, riding a donkey hahaha

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3. Latvia: Ziemassvētku vecītis (Father Christmas) brings presents on each of the 12 days of Christmas starting on Christmas Eve. Usually the presents are put under the family Christmas tree. What every kid could wish for and what every parent would hate!

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4. Czech Republic: Svatý Mikuláš (Saint Nicholas) – he brings gifts in the evening of 5 December, the day before he goes on holiday. He often gives sweets and fruits, for nice kids, and potatoes and coal, for naughty kids. LOL hope I don’t get a potato this year!

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5. Germany: Nikolaustag (St. Claus day December 6th) you leave a clean shoe or boot outside the door on December 5th and the next morning you find presents (if you were a good kid) or a rod (if you were bad). A rod? How random is that?

Do you know any tradition worth mentioning? please let us know and spread it to the world…

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American’s top World Beauty Poll

Best Car Garages (Yes, Including best cars…)

The press gained the ultimate power, swine flu swept & failed, Jacko RIP, America tarnished.

Swine flu, the biggest and most pointless waste of press of the 2000’s, apart from Katie Prices divorce.

The only country that still believes swine flu can wipe out the earths population is China. Haha come on people, take off the masks!

Swine flu was a huge mess! The worlds worst epidemic, oh please! It was basically the flu just with another name.

Environmental issues came on top, people fought hard to make the voices of the poor become heard. Lets help.

The bushfires in Australia, were very sad times for us. Many people lost their lives and my heart goes out to all the families.

The 2004 tsunami was one of the worst disasters of the Noughties. I remember seeing the footage and TV & praying.

If you think of the Noughties in pictures you can’t help but visualise the twin towers, the ash & the faces of the New Yorkers. RIP.

I still remember the 11th of Sep 01 very clearly, seems like yesterday. A day that dawned a new people, new feelings and huge regret.

I feel blessed to have lived through such an innovative decade. Although it was plagued by unfortunate events, we learnt a lot.

The Euro was the best thing to happen to Europe. Whatever happened to the dollar? I love shopping in the US now hehe

Terrorism was definitely highlighted in the Noughties but the Iraq War highlighted nothing but injustice & controversy.

I watched the film ‘End of the Line’ and was taken back by the issues it tackled. We must preserve and protect our planet!

During this decade I’ve noticed the damage we do to ourselves, the sacrifice made over oil & thirst for war. WE CAN DO BETTER!

The Iraq war lost unnecessary lives on both sides for no apparent reason. A shameful part of the Noughties.

The worst part of the Noughties was seeing that third world countries still suffer, we need to do much more to make it better.

The constant pirate kidnappings during the latter half of the decade is very sad & this issue needs to be addressed.

I think the Iraq war was an immature move. Politicians start the war & the people have to deal with it. Shame.

In less than 14 days we will see another decade, let us learn war is not the answer & the world needs some love & care.

I blame 9/11 for this decade being what it was, it all went downhill from there, the war was pathetic & a waste of lives

Who’d ever thought: the towers would fall, the hurricane would destroy, Bush remained until the president was black – The Noughties

Some good and some bad memories. 9/11 changed the world forever, Euro, Barack Obama, Olympic Games in Sydney, Athens, Beijing

Top 5 Christmas traditions across the World!

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