Monday, 29 Sep 2008
Yarr! Are they crazy sexy or what? I wish all UPS drivers were that hot haha!
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Friday, 15 Aug 2008
Here we go again! Which girl is your favorite? Tila Tequila doesn’t count cause she’s a pro lol!
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Friday, 8 Aug 2008
More of the best of our hottest bikini babes! enjoy these beautiful ladies!
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Friday, 1 Aug 2008
Don’t forget that this weekend these girls want to meet you! Then empty your wallet and hook up with another guy! BITCHES! LOL!
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Sunday, 27 Jul 2008
Elisha Cuthbert was in The Girl Next Door as every teen guy’s sexy dream girl. She really knows how to work it!
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Friday, 25 Jul 2008
Do hot girls make the world go round? I know these girls are helping me in more ways than one haha!
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A report recently published in the New England Journal of Medicine, claims that researchers at Taiwan University have developed a five-gene test that may help show which early-stage lung cancer patients most need chemotherapy. Chemotherapy can be greatly beneficial in slowing or halting the growth of lung cancer in some patients, but have little or no effect in others. Currently, no test exists to help determine which patients might most benefit from chemotherapy treatments.The genetic test, which is still experimental, needs to be validated in larger groups of patients, and widespread use is likely a few years in the future. Still, researchers are encouraged by the early promise shown by the test, and the fact that its simplicity would make it relatively easy to use in everyday hospital settings.
