"New" Old Photos from 2002

[Sanokun]

Originally Posted by brad

i can't see where she would care one way or another about these ???

Originally Posted by Un-rêve

They were all gorgeous photo's but I don't believe Alizée wanted those ones published as her family was in them aswell.

I think there's your answer.

[Un-rêve]

Originally Posted by Sanokun

I think there's your answer.

No there's your answer.

[Rocket]

You guys are waaay overanalizing what I said. Besides, you keep forgetting the last line I wrote.

[MesGourmandises]

Although that may be a perfect example of grade A stoned material, I doubt it. They could have caught her at a bad time, and lili just doesnt do that, plus the fact it was an anneversary and i doubt many people get stoned at an anneversary party...

[Deepwaters]

Originally Posted by MesGourmandises

plus the fact it was an anneversary and i doubt many people get stoned at an anneversary party...

Anniversary = birthday. You've never gotten stoned on your birthday?

[WyomingGrizFan]

Originally Posted by Sanokun

the introduction of superior knowledge, strength, or technology to a world

Sounds like 'racism' to me='that racial differences produce an inherent superiority of a particular race.' At least according to dictionary definition, for what it's worth. As if the 'Prime Directive' denoted those as having such a 'directive' as superior to any species they come across. Good for a sense of superiority to not consider oneself as racial, I guess. At least like what François-Marie Arouet would say in his Dictionaire Philosophique: 'State Religion' and then there is 'Thelogical Religion.'
Religion<religo, to bind: philosohically speaking, 'to bind' notions together based upon teleological, cosmological (the cosmography of consciousness) and ontological grounds.

In other words, being that the intangible can never really be adjudicated, though 'logical essence' can be inferred, as 'logic' is consistent for all species, then it is up to the individual concerned to relate of what they mean by what they say and have done, and not necessarily left up to someone else doing so for them based on no better than mere reputation cast forth by others and/or by implication, as any mere statement based on inclination has no moral value. Not unless it's your lawyer.

[Solaris]

Originally Posted by WyomingGrizFan

Sounds like 'racism' to me='that racial differences produce an inherent superiority of a particular race.' At least according to dictionary definition, for what it's worth. As if the 'Prime Directive' denoted those as having such a 'directive' as superior to any species they come across. Good for a sense of superiority to not consider oneself as racial, I guess. At least like what François-Marie Arouet would say in his Dictionaire Philosophique: 'State Religion' and then there is 'Thelogical Religion.'
Religion<religo, to bind: philosohically speaking, 'to bind' notions together based upon teleological, cosmological (the cosmography of consciousness) and ontological grounds.

In other words, being that the intangible can never really be adjudicated, though 'logical essence' can be inferred, as 'logic' is consistent for all species, then it is up to the individual concerned to relate of what they mean by what they say and have done, and not necessarily left up to someone else doing so for them based on no better than mere reputation cast forth by others and/or by implication, as any mere statement based on inclination has no moral value. Not unless it's your lawyer.

Dude the prime directive is mentioned on (what is it guys star trek or something?) It is not really about race. but it was a rule that the crew had to follow when landing on another planet with a somewhat limited knowledge. Like if we went back in time and taught cave men how to make guns or something.

[Rocket]

ok WGF them's fightin' words where I come from.

[heyamigo]

wow i like these pics, it shows the more human side of her. i am not a moral police and not gonna judge people using drugs (especially if they're experimenting) so it doesn't change my view of her in terms of her character. in fact, i am more impressed and somewhat happy that i have seen this side of alizée!

anyways how was this stumbled upon?

[Ben]