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[belgian_french_frie]

well since I'm new here, I'll tell something about myself. I'm 22 year old lawschool student and I live in Belgium. I found this site in a magazine and well since I'm fond about breasts, the first thing I do in the morning is checking the new pics
In my spare time I like to play soccer, tennis and other sports. Going out with friends to have a (lots of) drink is a must do for me. My English is school-like so I don't understand local slang English.
I'm not afraid to try something new, but I'm still a virgin and I'm proud of it (waiting for the right girl to come along).
If I find the time I'll post some pics here, but in the meantime; I have blond hair, grey eyes I'm 6 feet tall and weigh about 70kg (140 pounds???).

well that's about the basic stuff, for more info please call my helpdesk

[Seymour]

well since I'm new here, I'll tell something about myself. I'm 22 year old lawschool student and I live in Belgium.

This was on Yahoo

Did the TV network really do this?



There's no revolution in Belgium. Really

By RAF CASERT, Associated Press WriterThu Dec 14, 6:55 PM ET

Suddenly and shockingly, Belgium came to an end. State television broke into regular programming late Wednesday with an urgent bulletin: The Dutch-speaking half of the country had declared independence and the king and queen had fled. Grainy pictures from the military airport showed dark silhouettes of a royal entourage boarding a plane.
Only after a half hour did the station flash the message: "This is fiction."
It was too late. Many Belgians had already fallen for the hoax.
Frantic viewers flooded the call center of the RTBF broadcaster that aired the stunt. Embassies called Belgian authorities to find out what was going on, while foreign journalists scrambled to get confirmation.

[Bobaloo]

This was on Yahoo

Did the TV network really do this?
There's no revolution in Belgium. Really

By RAF CASERT, Associated Press WriterThu Dec 14, 6:55 PM ET

Suddenly and shockingly, Belgium came to an end. State television broke into regular programming late Wednesday with an urgent bulletin: The Dutch-speaking half of the country had declared independence and the king and queen had fled. Grainy pictures from the military airport showed dark silhouettes of a royal entourage boarding a plane.
Only after a half hour did the station flash the message: "This is fiction."
It was too late. Many Belgians had already fallen for the hoax.
Frantic viewers flooded the call center of the RTBF broadcaster that aired the stunt. Embassies called Belgian authorities to find out what was going on, while foreign journalists scrambled to get confirmation.

You're asking the wrong crowd. Now, if the TV anchors were topless, you might have a good chance of one of us knowing the answer to that... otherwise, Google's guess is as good as mine.