The Dollar Bubble Part 2

The Dollar Bubble Part 1

Doing a photoshoot in bubbles... xoxoxo!!!

As the title suggests

This is a n out and out advert

Theese are one of those SBAS promos used for nickelodeon,this one was a bubble buddy promo.This aired during a broadcast of Wayside.I Don't Own Spongebob Squarepants,It Belongs To Nick & Viacom

it's bubble time

Walkie Come out.
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He is at it again....Now he thinks he is a cat..

Happy New Year

Terry finaly has got round to telling a story, It was originally planned on being a creepy one, but times and ideas change.
A specila guest appearance by Grouch.
Thanks Grouch

Tagged to do this by Caveman

Bubble Gang August 10

Frog Loves Bazooka Bubble Gum

Bubble Gang August 03

If only he were outside. If only it was helium.

The last week has approached and the Cartel boys are trying to have as much fun as possible before they bid adieu to the bubble.

Polyethylene bubble film making machine

JDLPE compound bubble film making machine

The taster for the new BBC News from the Bubble Broadcasting Company.
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Acceptance speech for Golden Diva Award.Thank You.

How to blow bubbles with your bare hands

Playing Bubble Bobble for nes, plus talking about nes games and other stuff.

What is the talk of the town?
Many people are not interested in 911. They will forget about it. Not understanding the connections to the international capital cheating them. Common people are interested   more...in their own economy. Have a look on the House Bubble. You can read about it in the neocons Weekly Standard:
Perhaps we are seeing only "a little froth in the market," to borrow the phrase used by Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan in his recent speech to the Economic Club of New York. The man who is famous for saying that if anyone understands what I am saying, I must have misspoken, handed down this model of clarity, "Without calling the overall national issue a bubble, it's pretty clear that it's an unsustainable underlying pattern."

Times have changed. More and more Americans--two-thirds of new buyers, by one estimate--are opting for variable rate mortgages, or choosing to pay only the interest due in the early years, leaving repayment of the loan for a later date.

This stores up two kinds of trouble. First, if interest rates rise, so will the required monthly payments. Second, after the first five years, the borrower must start to repay the principal, which just about doubles his monthly payments. Unless, of course, an increase in the value of his house allows him to obtain a new, interest-only mortgage.  less