Four women, big deal (one of them steals clothes already, more stealing on the way).
The one I wanted to win did not (only choose her based on her looks, like any smart guy would do).
I do not treadmill my left to vote, not for galaxy academy, not for Kuwait has Talent, not for the Local Safeway, not for anything, nada (and her sisters).
Back to the Dress Thief, what was she thinking about, Fellini?? What else did she steal (and do not say our hearts, liars).
Here is a song on this incident
"Baby, where did you get that white-dress from?
Baby, where did you get that white-dress from?
Baby, where did you get that white-dress from?
I got it from My Mama
I got it from My Mama
I got it from My Mama"
Lies! Lies! Lies!! (does a sad pantomime)
Stop telling me lies! Those Sweet little lies!! OH NOOOOOOOOO You can't disguise! I will close my eyes! my eyes! my EYES!!!
This post is in support of one of my alter-ego (one of the good model ThePurg 1.1 versions).
Purgatorian Post #1423
July 30th, 2008
State of Excitement: Impressions of Kuwait by James Bond (Not Published)
It is amazing what you can find online, I started by goggling for why we do not remember dreams, then moved to checking the new Harry Potter Movie Trailer, and then, BBC where the article was about the new theme song for the Bond movie, and something in my mind said, Google Ian Fleming, Goooooogle Ian Fleming, GOOOOOOOOOOOOGLE! I did and I found this!!!
From Wiki:
" In 1960 Fleming was commissioned by the Kuwait Oil Company to write a book on the country and its oil industry. The typescript is titled State of Excitement: Impressions of Kuwait but was never published due to Kuwait government disapproval. According to Fleming: "The Oil Company expressed approval of the book but felt it their duty to submit the typescript to members of the Kuwait Government for their approval. The Sheikhs concerned found unpalatable certain mild comments and criticisms and particularly the passages referring to the adventurous past of the country which now wishes to be 'civilised' in every respect and forget its romantic origins."
Amazing! They choose James Bond to write the book. There is a copy, but it is not published, and this is what I could find:
" 1960, Dec. Fleming, Ian [Lancaster], 1908-1964, author.
State of excitement; impressions of Kuwait. Carbon of T.D.S. [151]leaves. 26cm.
Prefaced by typed statement signed by Ian Fleming that this is the "only bound copy"; that it did not receive the approval of the sheikhs and was thus "stillborn"; that the "copyright is the property of the Kuwait Oil Company and may not be set up in print or quoted from without written approval of the Company." Minor holograph and typed corrections and additions. Sixteen full page black and white glossy photographs. Pasteup of inside cover of coins on a maroon background with title and author handlettered in white. Bound in maroon morocco and lettered in gold. "- Source Indiana University website
However, we did have this Bond Classic :p
Update: If you type "State of Excitement: Impressions of Kuwait, now you get this (click to enlarge)
Purgatorian Post #1322
From Wiki:
" In 1960 Fleming was commissioned by the Kuwait Oil Company to write a book on the country and its oil industry. The typescript is titled State of Excitement: Impressions of Kuwait but was never published due to Kuwait government disapproval. According to Fleming: "The Oil Company expressed approval of the book but felt it their duty to submit the typescript to members of the Kuwait Government for their approval. The Sheikhs concerned found unpalatable certain mild comments and criticisms and particularly the passages referring to the adventurous past of the country which now wishes to be 'civilised' in every respect and forget its romantic origins."
Amazing! They choose James Bond to write the book. There is a copy, but it is not published, and this is what I could find:
" 1960, Dec. Fleming, Ian [Lancaster], 1908-1964, author.
State of excitement; impressions of Kuwait. Carbon of T.D.S. [151]leaves. 26cm.
Prefaced by typed statement signed by Ian Fleming that this is the "only bound copy"; that it did not receive the approval of the sheikhs and was thus "stillborn"; that the "copyright is the property of the Kuwait Oil Company and may not be set up in print or quoted from without written approval of the Company." Minor holograph and typed corrections and additions. Sixteen full page black and white glossy photographs. Pasteup of inside cover of coins on a maroon background with title and author handlettered in white. Bound in maroon morocco and lettered in gold. "- Source Indiana University website
However, we did have this Bond Classic :p
Update: If you type "State of Excitement: Impressions of Kuwait, now you get this (click to enlarge)
Purgatorian Post #1322