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    1-his eyes

    2-his chest

    3-his smile

    4-his chest hair

    5-his sense of humor

    6-Robbie forums

    7-his music

    8-his tatoos

    9-his voice

    10- Hot Fudge

    11- johnny

    12. his kindness to others

    13- his hair

    14- his vulnerability ( yes, I know. But it's there.)

    15- Coffee, Tea & Sympathy

    16- his dogs

    17- his blogs

    18- his hippy dips

    19- His bum!

    20- his Calvins

    21- his rapping

    22- his amazing lyrics

    23- for the snake in the Radio video

    24- His desire to drop his pants

    25- for that special smile he gave me in Dublin

    26- for the way he adores his mum

    27- for his poems

    28- his white tracksuit

    29- his shoulders

    30- his video's

    31- the way he kissed me last night (in my dream)

    32- His versitility and talent

    33- for all the lovely new friends I found

    34- his fishtank

    35- his love for soccer

    36- for loving angels instead

    37- for the Sweet Robbie dreams I'm about to have

    38. for his music vids

    39. for making me feel like a lovesick teenager again

    40. his great concerts

    41. his funny jokes

    42. his honesty

    43. his charity work

    44. his small willy

    45. for not being afraid to cry in front of millions of people

    46- his lips

    47- his ears

    48 -his jeans with the holes in

    49- the rudebox lyrics

    50- the women he 'dates'

    1. Angels

    2. Come Undone

    3. Feel

    4. No Regrets

    5. Let Me Entertain You

    6. Tripping

    7. supreme

    8. Rock DJ

    9. Millennium

    10 .Lazy Days

    11. Radio

    12. Sexed Up

    13. Kids

    14. Eternity

    15. Strong

    16. Old Before I Die

    17. Road To Mandalay

    18. Let Love Be Your Energy

    19. She's The One

    20. Advertising Space

     

    hmmm a bit different to mine ^_^ ^_^ ^_^

     

    1. NO REGRETS

    2. Come Undone

    3. Supreme

    4. Lazy Days

    5. Millennium

    6. Road To Mandalay

    7. South of The Border

    8. Rock DJ

    9. Let Me Entertain You

    10. Radio

    11. Let Love Be Your Energy

    12. Kids

    13. Feel

    14. Something Beautiful

    15. Sin Sin Sin

    16. Tripping

    17. Angels

    18. Sexed Up

    19. Eternity

    20. She's the One

    http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0...174-953,00.html

     

    Airport 'more mental' than ever

     

    THE London cabbie summed it up as we approached Heathrow and a wall of people and luggage at 5.30am.

     

    "I don't know what's going on, love," he said, "but this is more mental than I've ever seen it." Thousands of passengers stood on the footpath, unable to squeeze into the departures zone.

    Inside, thousands more stood in queues, going nowhere. Departures boards next to most flights simply said: Please Wait. Chinese whispers rippled along the queues about security scares and a terror plot, but no one knew for sure what was going on.

     

    Finally airport staff handed out a notice saying no hand luggage could be taken on board, except tickets and passports.

     

    They warned to expect lengthy delays, but wouldn't say why.

     

    Mobile networks struggled to cope with businessmen phoning to cancel meetings, anxious tourists phoning travel agents, and families simply trying to find out what was going on.

     

    more news from my local paper

     

    http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0...525-952,00.html

     

    THE people plotting to blow up US-bound flights from Britain were "a couple days from a test, and a few days from doing it", according to a US intelligence official.

     

    British police have arrested 24 people including some of Pakistani origin over a plot to commit "mass murder" by blowing up aircraft flying over the Atlantic to the US, and more arrests are on the way. There are reports five suspects are on the loose.

     

    US Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said it would have been a disaster on the same scale as the September 11 attacks that killed almost 3000 people. Mr Chertoff said the plan would have involved co-ordinated multiple suicide bombings.

     

    President George W Bush tightened airline security and said the plot was a "stark reminder" the US was "at war with Islamic fascists."

     

    "If these plotters had succeeded in taking down multiple jets carrying hundreds of people, we would have seen a disaster on a scale comparable to 9/11 with hundreds and maybe thousands of people being killed," Mr Chertoff said in a television interview.

     

    He said al-Qaeda might have been involved, that the US was in a race against "terrorist ingenuity" and that the sophisticated plot was "in the top level of the kind of terrorist activities we've seen over the past 10 years".

     

    About 10 trans-Atlantic flights were targeted, including those of US and British airlines but possibly others as well, an intelligence official said.

     

    American ABC News reported that the plot included concealing explosive gel or liquid in a sports drink and detonating it with the flash from a disposable camera.

     

    The UK arrests came as tough new security measures brought chaos to airports on both sides of the Atlantic overnight in what US President George W Bush described as a stark reminder his country was at "war with Islamic fascists".

     

    Pakistan said its intelligence agencies helped thwart the plot and had arrested an unspecified number of people.

     

    Pre-dawn raids were carried out in London, the west central English city of Birmingham and the Thames Valley area of southeast England after intelligence of what one officer described as a bid to cause "untold death and destruction".

     

    "We can't stress too highly the severity that this plot represented. Put simply, this was intended to be mass murder on an unimaginable scale," Deputy Commissioner Paul Stephenson, from the Metropolitan Police, told reporters.

     

    Exact details on the number of planes allegedly targeted, the airports from which they were due to fly or the people in custody were still sketchy after what Mr Stephenson said was the "first phase" of the operation.

     

    Searches were being conducted at a number of properties.

     

    First news of the arrests filtered out of the Met's New Scotland Yard headquarters in central London in a six-paragraph, 140-word press statement at 5.35am (2.35pm yesterday AEST) today.

     

    "Today's arrests are the culmination of a major covert counter-terrorist operation lasting several months," the statement said, adding that the investigation was likely to be "lengthy and complex".

     

    Home Secretary John Reid then made a short, sharp and to-the-point statement from the stark Home Office television studio shortly after 7am.

     

    In the two-minute, 53-second announcement, Mr Reid largely repeated the Met's earlier line but revealed the country's terrorism alert had been raised to the maximum level - "critical" - at 2am.

     

    Yesterday, Mr Reid said in a speech that Britain was facing its "most sustained period of serious threat" since the end of World War II from a new breed of "unconstrained" terrorist using "means of mass destruction".

     

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