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I left my phone in Goa with a friend, it is still working.

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Sunburn Goa 2012 Live on YouTube

27 - 29 Dec: Watch the world's most famous DJs LIVE from the sunny sands of 'Sunburn Goa 2012'. Catch Sander Van Doorn, Fedde Le Grand, BT(Live), Roger Sanchez, Richard Durand, James Zabiela & many more LIVE on 27th, 28th & 29th Dec. from 17:30 IST | 12:00 GMT | 07:00 EST. Go to www.sunburn.in/goa2012 to check the full Livestream schedule. www.goanvoice.org.uk

For J5 as he will be disappoint not being able to go to the Fest.:sneaky:

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Its Ok I can hear the bloody row from Derby.......:p


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where's that Like button?

AndyD 8-)₹

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Foreigners running Goa’s high-end sex trade online
27 Dec: Herald. Now, sex is available at the click of a button in Goa with international players running trafficking, prostitution and sleaze rackets on the shores of the State via websites hosted in foreign countries … www.russianescortsgoa.com www.topix.com www.ultimatemodelescorts.com www.highprofilemodelescorts.com www.escortdelhijulia.com are just five such websites … White skin is " in demand" in the flesh trade where customers pay thousands of rupees to procure sex workers from countries of the former Soviet Union and South- East Asian countries like Thailand

www.goanvoice.org.uk

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They may well be the world's most famous DJs but the music is still terrible and they have no musical talent whatsoever. I would rather get real sunburn than listen to that rubbish. Thanks for the tip though Noni just in case I wandered on to Youtube by accident!

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Not worth attending.......................no punk !

Dread - x

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My pleasure Chris- at least I won't be hearing the Boom Boom here in the UK. The apartment walls used to bounce. Did enjoy sitting in a bar in Beach Road, and watch them coming out of sunburn. Hundreds of people, cars, fire engines, police cars, bikes all trying to get in and out of the lane.

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ks-action.html

Second Indian gang rape victim 'committed suicide' after police took two weeks to take any action
It took police in Punjab 14 days to register the case and a further 30 days to make an arrest
The girl is believed to have been harassed and intimidated by her alleged attackers after she reported the crime

The news comes after days of violent protests against rape in New Delhi following the brutal rape of another girl


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Indian gang rape victim 'is struggling against the odds' and has suffered significant brain injury, doctors say
23-year-old student is fighting for her life at at Singapore hospital

A multi-disciplinary team of specialists is working tirelessly to save her
She also has infection of the lungs and abdomen


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz2GMovo6BO

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Beggars, eunuchs invading north Goa beach belt, say shack owners

28 Dec: Times of India. A large number of eunuchs and beggars have descended on the Candolim-Calangue beach belt and are seen pestering tourists and shopkeepers, shack owners, bar owners, taxi drivers and others for money… locals claimed that such beggars give the wrong impression about Goans to foreigners who think that the migrant beggars are Goans

www.goanvoice.org.uk

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Oh hell are they all back???? !!!! :thumbdown:

Dread - x

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There was one which came to our shack and for some reason the shack owner was frightened of him/her. Any idea why?

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Meet Mrs Bilbo Baggins: Oxford graduate quit mainstream society to live a hobbit-style existence in mud hut in the Welsh hills
Emma Orbach, 58, has shunned society, living in a mudhut she built herself

The Oxford graduate named her home Tir Ysbrydol, which means ‘spirit land’ in Welsh, where she has banned technology

She fetches water from a stream and keeps three goats, seven chickens and two horses


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz2GOLdswdS


Might try this is Goa, but not in wet Wales. She must be freezing and soaking wet now.

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All the shacks pay off the trannies who go round them....I was told that it is considered bad karma not to give them money........... :huh:
It must be some very strong and deep set old wives tale to make the Goans willingly pay up :rofl::rofl::rofl:

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