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caught ejaculating on customers food
If any peaceniks and pacifists in the audience would like to reconsider your position on a good caning as a penal deterrent I think this issue should be prime among the debate cases.
Why not discuss this issue over lunch? Discuss it at lunch I mean of course. At lunch.
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14 October 2005 · world cuisine
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Women find the Pope to be physically attractive
Let me straighten you out about something. Women found Henry Kissinger to be physically attractive. Power, cocaine, or cash. Women will lie down for all three.
Men on the other hand have much higher scruples. They will only become moronic whores for philosophically superior items like bigotry, politics, and C-‌sized saline bags stuffed under A-‌sized areolae.
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14 October 2005 · sex counselor
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"SERVER_NAME" javascript
Probably what you’re after is the host attribute of the location object. Try this– 
<script type="text/javascript"><!--
  document.write( "This server is: " +
                   document.location.host );
//-->
</script>
Which should result in–
NB: if the port is part of the document’s URI it will also show up. You can get around that, assuming you care to try, with something like– 
document.location.host.replace(/:\d+$/,'');
More keywords for this post: host name, hostname, server name, $ENV{SERVER_NAME}, env.server_name.
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14 October 2005 · Internet & computing
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