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[QUOTE=Pursuer]Yes, she looks korean. I believe Lee can also be a korean last name, or she could be married to a chinese guy, or she could be part chinese (25%). Or I can be wrong and she is chinese.[/QUOTE]Lee is also a korean last name. Most besides not many chinese in the media, exception being Hawaii.
[QUOTE=Ilikea]I'm visiting Honolulu from BI tomorrow. Got to be an econ-trip this time. Any recommendations for afternoon service? I realize I not getting 10's or close this time around.
Thanks![/QUOTE]
You should check out Rosie Palm.
A while back, the journalist all did video resumes. She claimed to be born to Chinese immigrant parents. IMO, she still looks like someone I would run into at Nirvana.
[QUOTE=Pursuer]Yes, she looks korean. I believe Lee can also be a korean last name, or she could be married to a chinese guy, or she could be part chinese (25%). Or I can be wrong and she is chinese.[/QUOTE]
Happy Hump Day everybody.
This seemed the best place to post this music video about everybodies best friend.
Enjoy:
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[QUOTE=Phillybeauties]You should check out Rosie Palm.[/QUOTE]Thanks.
I.didn't get this in time for this visit, but looks interesting. Perhaps for next time.
[QUOTE=Puinsai808]A while back, the journalist all did video resumes. She claimed to be born to Chinese immigrant parents. IMO, she still looks like someone I would run into at Nirvana.[/QUOTE]
Here's some info on CNBC's Melissa Lee. It's from wikipedia.
Lee's paternal grandfather immigrated from China to Buffalo, New York in the United States with his wife and children. Lee's father graduated from Columbia University and then moved to Great Neck, New York. Melissa Lee was raised in Great Neck.[2] Lee grew up idolizing New York news anchor Kaity Tong, who inspired Lee to become a reporter.[3] Lee started her professional journalism career as a reporter for her hometown newspaper, the Great Neck Record.[4] She graduated with honors from Harvard College with a Bachelor of Arts in Government. She also served as Assistant Managing Editor of the Harvard Crimson
Anyone else see the headline in today's Advertiser 7-30-09 Hawaii Section?
What pisses me off other then the obvious is that I use to live on Ulupuni St, in January of this year. Just a couple of blocks away from Maunawilli School.
After reading stories like this one I can certainly understand why Independents such as J-Love and Tammy Taylor see selected clients. We mongers always tell each other to be safe, in this scenario I would like to say to J-Love, Tammy Taylor and other Indies, be extra safe. XOXO ladies!
[QUOTE=Sancho2063]Anyone else see the headline in today's Advertiser 7-30-09 Hawaii Section?
What pisses me off other then the obvious is that I use to live on Ulupuni St, in January of this year. Just a couple of blocks away from Maunawilli School.
After reading stories like this one I can certainly understand why Independents such as J-Love and Tammy Taylor see selected clients. We mongers always tell each other to be safe, in this scenario I would like to say to J-Love, Tammy Taylor and other Indies, be extra safe. XOXO ladies![/QUOTE]Scary, eh?
Thanks Sancho!
[QUOTE=Sancho2063]Anyone else see the headline in today's Advertiser 7-30-09 Hawaii Section?
What pisses me off other then the obvious is that I use to live on Ulupuni St, in January of this year. Just a couple of blocks away from Maunawilli School.
After reading stories like this one I can certainly understand why Independents such as J-Love and Tammy Taylor see selected clients. We mongers always tell each other to be safe, in this scenario I would like to say to J-Love, Tammy Taylor and other Indies, be extra safe. XOXO ladies![/QUOTE]full report at [url]http://www.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/20090730/NEWS20/907300336/Rapist+could+face+140+years+for+attacks+on+prostitutes[/url]
[QUOTE]motorist drove to the school grounds and then walked up to Veikoso's vehicle to ask for the cell phone, the second victim said.
Veikoso drove away, but the Good Samaritan wrote down the license plate and gave it to police.[/QUOTE]You have to admit that this guy has a lot of balls, I would have called the police first!
[QUOTE=PopoloGirl]Scary, eh?
Thanks Sancho![/QUOTE]No **it P-Girl!
Be careful mi amiga!
[QUOTE=Sancho2063]Anyone else see the headline in today's Advertiser 7-30-09 Hawaii Section?
What pisses me off other then the obvious is that I use to live on Ulupuni St, in January of this year. Just a couple of blocks away from Maunawilli School.
After reading stories like this one I can certainly understand why Independents such as J-Love and Tammy Taylor see selected clients. We mongers always tell each other to be safe, in this scenario I would like to say to J-Love, Tammy Taylor and other Indies, be extra safe. XOXO ladies![/QUOTE]
I hope they lock up that worthless piece of shit up for good and throw away the key. The big dudes will be waiting for him.
[QUOTE=Chik0848]Here's some info on CNBC's Melissa Lee. It's from wikipedia.
Lee's paternal grandfather immigrated from China to Buffalo, New York in the United States with his wife and children. Lee's father graduated from Columbia University and then moved to Great Neck, New York. Melissa Lee was raised in Great Neck.[2] Lee grew up idolizing New York news anchor Kaity Tong, who inspired Lee to become a reporter.[3] Lee started her professional journalism career as a reporter for her hometown newspaper, the Great Neck Record.[4] She graduated with honors from Harvard College with a Bachelor of Arts in Government. She also served as Assistant Managing Editor of the Harvard Crimson[/QUOTE]this article says she was born in s korea....[url]http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090804/ap_on_re_as/as_nkorea_journalists_held[/url]
Went to the Video Warehouse to check out the new vids. There were the usual guys hanging out but there was a nice looking, skinny Korean woman (about 25-30 yr) hanging around looking at the video booths. She made eye contact and said Hi. I am guessing that she was workin but did not pursue. I did notice a high amount of traffic in the place. Someone must have made a call to round up the lurkers. Either way she was there about an 1 ago and she didn't look like she was going anywhere soon.
Also, last week when I was driving down Kam Hway, across from Video Warehouse, there were, what appeared to be 2 SW. I circled to check the scene and one was a MH but the other was definitely a female, about 25, 5-5, 150#. Never seen them before.
Since money is real tight for me right now I have spending my days off the last couple weeks on the north shore fishing and camping out. Heading back to town on the H2 Ive noticed lots of LE giving tickets. Be careful out there guys; "Click it or ..., and Slow Down.
[QUOTE=Pursuer]this article says she was born in s korea....[url]http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090804/ap_on_re_as/as_nkorea_journalists_held[/url][/QUOTE]
Different Lee. I think we are talking about the CNBC hottie reporter Melissa Lee, not the Current TV reporter Euna Lee who was captured by the assholes in N.K.
BTW: Great to see them released! To see Euna hug her daughter was pretty intense! Good job Billy C.!