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Man
Get out of here!



 

Woman
You're taking all our money again.



 

Man
That's better.



 

Woman
You'll feel better when you get home.



 

Kate
There's one over there.



 

Mary
Night, Polly.



 

Polly
Gonna be a long night, Mary.



 

Mary
Too bloody long.



 

Annie
It's quiet isn't it? You had any luck?



 

Mary
Not much, love.



 

Man
Give you a penny for a suck.



 

Mary
Piss off.



 

Liz
Hi. Where's Kate?



 

Mary
Across the street.



 

Geordie
Miss?



 

Mary
Yeah?



 

Geordie
It's Mary isn't it?



 

Mary
What you want?



 

Geordie
Shut your hole bitch.



 

Mary
I know you. You're Geordie from Nichol Street.



 

McQueen
Do you remember me, Mary Kelly?



 

Mary
I'd never for get you, McQueen. Will you stop that now? Buttons are hard to come by.



 

McQueen
What does a whore need buttons for? I warned you and your friends. Payment was due Monday.



 

Mary
I'm working, ain't I? We all are.



 

McQueen
And I am making sure that no-one troubles you. I'm providing a service, Mary Kelly. And I expect to be paid. . . or else you will be very troubled. Now, you tell your five friends they bring me my money by tomorrow, or this friend of mine here will be your next customer.



 

Kate
You're bloody filthy this morning.



 

Martha
I bleeding stink.



 

Kate
What'd you get up to last night?



 

Martha
You don't even want to know about it.



 

Polly
Give us a look.



 

Ann
Mary. Thank God I found you. He's coming. Albert's coming today. Well, I need you to look after the baby.



 

Kate
Let's have a hold.



 

Ann
I'm so proud of her. I love her to bits.



 

Mary
She's the most gorgeous little girl.



 

Martha
Isn't she beautiful?



 

Ann
She's lovely, in't she?



 

Liz
I'll be seeing you in a bit.



 

Annie
Get us a jar of gin will you? You look fine Ann. Must be nice having a rich man looking after you.



 

Martha
She has your eyes and her father's brow. Don't you think?



 

Kate
Oh yeah.



 

Mary
She is a perfect love, but, but Ann, we're all in, in a terrible way for money. The Nichols gang. . .



 

Annie
They want our blood. Know what they said they're gonna do to us?



 

Kate
Don't start that now.



 

Ann
Oh what, what's she saying?



 

Mary
They want a pound a week from each of us.



 

Kate
You count yourself lucky my dear. Good an lucky that you got a wealthy man to take care of you.



 

Mary
We need four pound to pay 'em, so we can't spare the time.



 

Ann
I'll get the four pounds from Albert.



 

Mary
He might say no, Ann. I can't take a chance.



 

Ann
Oh he won't. I know he won't. He's been in France on business. He wrote, he sold a lot of his paintings. He's sure to have full pockets and feel generous.



 

Mary
To you perhaps, but. . .



 

Ann
I'll ask for meself. I'll get you the four pounds. I promise, Mary.



 

Officer Belt
I'm not going to hurt you, Netley. Remember me? Remember who I am? Your charge will be coming down sooner than expected. Much sooner than expected. Be a good man, Netley. Get him home quickly. Quickly and quietly. Understood? Well said, Netley. Very well said. Take them out.



 

Albert
What is the meaning of this? Kidney, what in God's name are you doing?



 

Ann
Albert! Albert!



 

Kidney
I want this room in pieces.



 

Albert
I demand an explanation.



 

Martha
It's Albert.



 

Belt
Go. Go.



 

Ann
Albert! Get off me. Please, no.



 

Belt
Go.



 

Kidney
Who knows?



 

Ann
I didn't know. I swear, I didn't. How can I tell anyone else?



 

Kidney
Who knows? Who knows?



 

Martha
I don't know, I don't know they could be. Albert must have mixed in with something terrible.



 

Mary
She's hungry and cold, poor thing. I've got to take her to 'em. I've got to take her to Ann's parents.



 

Martha
You go. Leave baby Alice with them. I'll get to work, and I'll meet you later at the Ten Bells.



 

Coroner
Notice something, Inspector?



 

Chinese Man
I pay. I already pay.



 

Godley
I'm not after you, Emperor. Where is he? Move it. Go on. Get up. Get up!



 

Abberline
Hello, darling. Sergeant. It's night.



 

Godley
Well spotted, Inspector Abberline. Indeed it is night. Our genius has returned to us. Thank you gentlemen. And remember, if you ever wish to escape the dreary confines of your present duties. . . this never happened. Cut along now.



 

Abberline
Have I lost a day?



 

Godley
No, Inspector. Indeed, it's only four hours since you left here. Oh, deepest apologies for the rude awakening.



 

Abberline
I suspect you enjoyed that.



 

Godley
'I must be cruel only to be kind,' as the poet said. Although, I would happily wallop you every time you chase the dragon.



 

Abberline
Well, I had a neaking suspicion you might interrupt.



 

Godley
You've seen something. What did you see?



 

Abberline
A petticoat saturated with blood.



 

Godley
You know, they used to burn men like you alive. Sometime this evening a bangtail was murdered in George Yard.



 

Abberline
That doesn't sound much out of the ordinary.



 

Godley
'Twas the way she was done, Inspector. 'Twas the way the bangtail was done that cries out for a man of your talents.



 

Police Surgeon
Her name was Martha Tabram. I don't know what sort of name Tabram is. It sounds foreign to me.



 

Abberline
This is not what I saw.



 

Godley
Not the woman of your dreams? Are you sure? Show him.



 

Police Surgeon
You show him. Why do I have to be exposed to this degradation over and over again? I've looked at the mess twice.



 

Godley
Before he cut her throat, he removed her livelihood as a keepsake.



 

Sir William
Gentlemen, we are indeed fortunate today, to be able to observe an entirely new approach to the treatment of insanity. Oh, Dr. Ferral, I was just saying to my colleagues, we're here in the hope that you'll permit us to observe this new treatment of yours.



 

Dr. Ferral
I wasn't expecting such distinguished visitors, Sir William. But you're all welcome, of course. I'm ready to begin right now in fact.



 

Sir William
Who is your patient?



 

Dr. Ferral
Ann Crook. An unfortunate, Sir William, who's hysterical and violent. And has severe delusions of persecution.



 

Sir William
Poor girl, er, do please proceed Dr. Ferral. Gentlemen. We have one tap above, and one into the left lobe. And, one on the right, and this unlucky patient's dementia will no longer take a violent form. Thanks to this simple procedure, we can now permanently alleviate the poor girl's suffering.



 

Mary
God forgive me. What could I do? I had to leave the baby with Ann's parents.



 

Annie
Rich man. Thought he was gonna take care of Ann. Knew that was too bloody good to be true.



 

Kate
They're gonna kill us. They're gonna kill every one of us.



 

Liz
Who is this Albert then anyway? Who is he?



 

Polly
Oh for God's sake! Who cares about Albert and Ann's troubles? What are we gonna do? We can't stay clear of the Nichols boys for ever.



 

Liz
You know they say they held poor Martha down, and watched her bleed until she passed out. Then they cut her throat.



 

Mary
McQueen is mad. He enjoys hurting women, that's what I think.



 

Polly
That's insane that they want four pound. How're we gonna get four pound?



 

Kate
Not with my old cunny. I'd be lucky to get four-pence.



 

Barkeeper
Oy, oy, oy. Behave yourselves, or bugger off.



 

Liz
Yeah, and you can bugger off 'anorl.



 

Kate
We work girls. We work the streets harder than ever, right? Right?



 

Polly
All right. We can do it here, but hurry up. The bobbies are tracking us tonight.



 

Man
All right. Gotta get the old man hard first, haven't I?



 

Polly
Give it here. I'll put it in meself.



 

Man
Oh, oh, that's nice. Is that in?



 

Polly
Of course it is. Come on.



 

Man
No it's not. You got it stuck between your bleedin' legs.



 

Polly
No I haven't. Come on. Get a move on.



 

Man
I knows it when I feels it.



 

McQueen
That's mine, Polly. That's my money. I could pop your eye out. The customers wouldn't mind. They don't mind if a whore can see.



 

Police Officer
Ere, what's that you got there?



 

McQueen
What've I got 'ere? What have I got here, Constable? Only a little thing. Only a little thing to you, but a great thing to me.



 

Police Officer
Move! Or I'll bash that smart mouth.



 

McQueen
You're a dead woman.



 

Liz
Ah, lovey. He won't bother you again tonight.



 

Annie
Yeah, that's right, look. One for the Nichols, yeah? And one for me.



 

Liz
Aah, come here. Come here. Ssshh. Hey, we'll work the streets together. I'll keep my eye on you love, eh?



 

Polly
Oh, you pig! You disgusting pig!



 

Liz
Yeah, I'm a pig. I'm what's wrong with the world. Be on your own then.



 

Polly
Oh! No!



 

Liz
You don't want the company of a pig! What the fuck are you looking at?



 

Ripper
Thirsty?



 

Polly
That was the thing that was in my dream. What's it called again?



 

Ripper
Cleopatra's needle.



 

Polly
Cleopatra. She was a beauty wasn't she?



 

Ripper
It was carved fifteen hundred years before the son of God was born. Six men died to bring it here, from Egypt.



 

Police Officer
May the good Lord have mercy.



 

Old Man
She was like that when I found her. All murdered.



 

Woman
What kind of monster did this?



 

Godley
The boys have made their rounds of the taverns and the delightful domiciles that make up this charming little street. Will it surprise you to learn that nobody heard a sound?



 

Abberline
Her throat was cut, but there's no arterial spray on the wall. She was killed somewhere else. It rained last night, didn't it?



 

Godley
Hu-hu.



 

Abberline
She's dry. She was brought here in a carriage or something. Her throat must have been cut in the carriage. I imagine they stopped it just over there.



 

Godley
They? There's more than one then?



 

Abberline
Most definitely.



 

Godley
This was all in your vision? Jesus! So, definitely more than one person. It has to be a message from the Nichols boys. Am I right? What the hell? That's grapes, isn't it? What the hell would a bangtail be doing with grapes? I'd like to give them an answer.



 

Abberline
What are you talking about?



 

Godley
The Nichols boys. I would welcome the opportunity to give them an answer to their bloody message.



 

Abberline
There is most definitely a message here. You're right about that.



 

Godley
What am I wrong about?



 

Abberline
Martha Tabram was raped, tortured and killed. That's cruel. But I've seen that sort of cruelty in the East End before. This is methodical. The butchery is irrational, yet, meticulous and deliberate. Altogether a different breed of killer. As soon as possible, I'd like to know what he took.



 

Police Surgeon
What? What do you mean 'what he took'?



 

Abberline
Didn't you notice?



 

Police Surgeon
What?



 

Abberline
He's taken at least one of her organs.



 

Police Surgeon
Oh, no.



 

Abberline
I want every vetinarian, butcher, furrier in the district interviewed.



 

Withers
Furrier, what did he do, sir? Skin her?



 

Godley
Pipe down, Withers. When the Inspector is talking, you are listening, do you understand?



 

Withers
Yes, sergeant.



 

Abberline
He disembowled her. After he cut her throat, stabbed her in the chest. . . cut open her stomach, and er, took out her intestines. At least one of her organs was removed. I'm waiting for the police surgeon's report for more details.



 

Sir Charles
I see. Well, one thing's for certain, an Englishman didn't do it. Maybe one of these, Red Indians, wandered into Whitechapel and indulged his natural inclinations.



 

Abberline
With all due respect, sir, I believe this was done by someone with at least a working knowledge of dissection. Either an educated man, such as a doctor. . .



 

Sir Charles
An educated man? That's preposterous. No well-bred man would do this. Probably a tradesman, or a butcher.



 

Abberline
A tradesman is a possibility, sir. But, there's a strong indication against it. There was a sprig of grapes found under her body.



 

Sir Charles
What are you driving at?



 

Abberline
No one, in Whitechapel, no matter what their trade, could afford grapes. Obviously, they were given to her by the killer. And it follows that he must be someone with money.



 

Sir Charles
What about the Jews? A Jew butcher? Or a Jew tailor might have money. There are plenty of them in Whitechapel.



 

Abberline
Well, sir, for the state of public safety in general, I'd like to be careful about spreading the rumours that it might be a Jew.



 

Sir Charles
Inspector, I know your reputation for making brilliant guesses that turn out to be right. Someone told me you claim to dream the answers. Frankly, it doesn't matter to me what your methods are. But be certain you don't proceed without proof. Is that clear?



 

Abberline
Of course, sir.



 

Sir Charles
Personally I don't care. The fewer pinch-pricks on the streets, the better. But the sooner you find this butcher or tailor. . . the sooner we can all celebrate your promotion. Keep me informed.



 

Man 1
Every cellar, every stable. We'll find him out.



 

Man 2
It's the bleeding Jews. Let's kill them.



 

Victoria
I have wonderful news.



 

Abberline
Tell me.



 

Victoria
Surely you of all people, can guess.



 

Abberline
I don't want to guess with you.



 

Victoria
Dr. Marbury says. . .



 

Abberline
Dr.Marbury says?



 

Victoria
Dr. Marbury, says I'm going to have your child.



 

Godley
Aye, to die, and go we know not where. To lie in cold obstruction and rot.



 

Abberline
A simple 'rest in peace' would suffice.



 

Godley
Yes, sir.



 

Vicar
In the midst of life we are in death, of whom may we seek for succour but of Thee, O Lord, who for our sins art justly displeased? Yet O Lord God most holy, O Lord most mighty.



 

Abberline
Good afternoon, ladies. I'm Inspector Abberline. This is Sergeant Godley. We're investigating the murders of Polly Nichols and Martha Tabram.



 

Gosley
Yes, we understand that they were both friends of you, ladies. Close friends. We were rather hoping you'd be able to help us out.



 

Liz
Don't know nothing.



 

Annie
Me neither.



 

Kate
Why are you bothering us? You ought to be bothering McQueen.



 

Abberline
Is eh the boss of Nichol Street?



 

Mary
He's only the heart and soul of the gang. Isn't it your job to be knowing that small detail?



 

Abberline
And what makes you think McQueen did this to your friends then?



 

Kate
Can't prove nothing by me.



 

Abberline
You're Mary Kelly. Is that right?



 

Mary
That's right.



 

Abberline
Well, Mary Kelly, unless one of you is willing to testify against McQueen, I can't do nothing.



 

Mary
Surely, Inspector, a strong handsome man like you, you could do anything you put your brilliant mind to. I'm a coward and a weakling. I can't help meself. What's your excuse? Why are you so bloody useless?



 

Kate
Come on Mary. That won't help us.



 

Annie
Is that you?



 

Mary
Before my mother died, back in Ireland.



 

Annie
Is that when you came here?



 

Mary
Yeah, when I was eight.



 

Annie
When things was good.



 

Mary
We were starving, but we were starving in fresh air.



 

Annie
I was thinking, we ain't never gonna earn enough to satisfy the Nichols boys, and feed our own mouths. You said, right, you said those men, yeah, the one's who took her rich artist man and took her as well. Well you said they was clean-shaven, and their clothes was neat.



 

Mary
Yeah, right.



 

Annie
Well they weren't no criminals then. I mean they weren't the likes of the Nichols boys. They was unusual. Perhaps even official.



 

Kate
What are you getting at, Annie?



 

Annie
Maybe we could go to the papers, get paid for the story, you know? 'Where's Ann Crook?' That sort of thing. I mean, the papers are always desperate for things bad about the government. And it's a mystery to boot.



 

Kate
That's not a bad plan. What do you think, Mary?



 

Mary
I'm thinking we should talk to that Inspector, the one at Polly's funeral.



 

Annie
Fuck me, no!



 

Mary
If we go to the papers they might hurt Ann even worse. They might do something to her baby.



 

Kate
What? Worse than what'll happen to her in Whitechapel when she sprouts teats?



 

Mary
I don't know for sure. But, I think we're better off talking to that Inspector.



 

Kate
Lord, you are young after all.



 

Landlord
Four bitches. That's what I thought. You only paid for one bloody person.



 

Mary
They're my guests.



 

Landlord
Guests. Well, let me welcome your guests. Go on! Get out! Go on! Get out! Come on, get out of here you bloody whores. Go on! When you have four pence you can come back with your ladies in waiting, Your Grace.



 

Liz
Oh shut up!



 

Annie
Ow! Back to work then.



 

Kate
Yeah, well, let's try and stay together, yeah?



 

Annie
No, we can't stay together. You know that.



 

Mary
Then stay good and clear of Nichols Street.



 

Kate
Come on.



 

Liz
All right, Annie?



 

Annie
Bloody bastard.



 

Liz
How's your head?



 

Annie
Very funny.



 

Netley
Boo! I didn't frighten you did I? I've been looking for you. I've been looking all over for you.



 

Annie
You've been looking for me?



 

Netley
Not for me. On behalf of my gentleman. A very fine gentleman. He sent me to find you.



 

Annie
Your gentleman sent you to find me? Oh, get off! I might be unfortunate, but I'm not a blithering idiot.



 

Netley
It's the truth! It's the God's truth. He's seen you. He likes you. And he said tonight, only you'll do. So he said to find you, take you to Hanover Street where he's waiting for you. You're very pretty. Go on then. Get in, I'll take you there. Oh, I almost forgot. My gentleman's got you a present. You like grapes?



 

Annie
Yeah. Your gentleman, he must be very refined. Very refined indeed.



 

Netley
Get in I'll take you there.



 

Annie
All right.



 

Netley
Here we are.



 

Annie
I'm a lucky lady.



 

Netley
You are, lady.



 

Annie
Your gaffer, does he want anything special?



 

Netley
Just the usual, I expect. Now, this alley takes you to the yard. My gentleman, it's quiet there. He doesn't like disturbances.



 

Annie
What I wanna know, right, is a toff like him, how much is he offering?



 

Netley
Here, two for now.



 

Annie
That'll do me.



 

Netley
Let me see you. Right, through there.



 

Annie
Down there?



 

Netley
Yeah, straight there. Straight to the door at the end.



 

Annie
Ssshh.



 

Netley
Ssshh.



 

Annie
Straight down there, right?



 

Police Officer
You watch your mouth!



 

Best
Any more information? My readers want to know this stuff.



 

Godley
Oh, do they?



 

Best
Is it true, you found a piece of leather apron in her mouth?



 

Godley
NO, Mr Best. But if it's your fancy, I'd be delighted to stuff your mouth with a piece of leather.



 

Best
Come on, sergeant, give us a tidbit. Put your picture on the front page.



 

Woman
Do something about this. This is ridiculous.



 

Man
There's a bloody murderer on the loose. What about my wife?



 

Abberline
This is Annie.



 

Godley
Yes. Another of the circle of friends. Annie Chapman. Dark Annie, they called her. You still say this isn't the Nichols boys? Did the constable show you the bit of leather they found down by the water spout? Could be part of a butcher's apron. Leather apron. Dear God, we could be looking for a butcher after all.



 

Abberline
I saw her.



 

Godley
This one?



 

Abberline
Yeah, last night. I saw her face.



 

Police Officer
Don't trample over this area.



 

Woman
Let us see the body! Come on, let us see!



 

Godley
Oh, God. There's your typical Londoner, imbued with the Christian spirit of sympathy for his fellow man. Or fellow whore, in this case. He's really outdone himself this time, hasn't he?



 

Abberline
He not only severed the intestines, he's carefully arranged them around the neck and shoulders. I think he's taken more organs this time.



 

Godley
Grapes again. Why grapes?



 

Abberline
Only Polly and Dark Annie were given grapes. Only they were disembowelled in such a meticulous fashion. This ain't killing for profit. This is ritual.



 

Godley
Yeah, but why grapes?



 

Abberline
So they'll trust whatever he offers.



 

Godley
I've never fully understood that tradition.



 

Abberline
They're for the ferryman. The ferryman who takes the body across the river into the land of the dead. If she doesn't have the money to pay him, she'd have to wander, forever lost between the two worlds. I need to consult a doctor.



 

Sir Charles
Are you ill, Inspector?



 

Abberline
A surgeon, to be specific. The killer removed the victim's uterus and it's attachments.



 

Sir Charles
My God. He's out of his mind.



 

Abberline
That's very astute of you, sir.



 

Sir Charles
I don't appreciate sarcasm, Inspector.



 

Abberline
I'm sorry, sir. I meant nothing by it.



 

Sir Charles
You already have a surgeon at your disposal.



 

Abberline
I need a man with a strong stomach and a sober mind. The police surgeon has neither.



 

Sir Charles
No. Request denied.



 

Abberline
Why?



 

Sir Charles
Are you questioning my decision?



 

Abberline
No, sir. I simply want to know why.



 

Sir Charles
There's already too much nonsense and gossip in the press. You start consulting doctors, and all sorts of wild notions will be printed. No-one else is to see the bodies.



 

Doctor 1
It is my honour, to present this unique medical phenomenon. Until last week, Mr Joseph Merrick. . .



 

Doctor 2
John Merrick.



 

Doctor 1
I beg your pardon. Mr John Merrick, was an attraction at a sideshow. Now he's being cared for at England's leading hospital. And with your generosity we will be able to continue to do so. Ladies and gentlemen, Mr John Merrick. Turn around.



 

Woman
It should have been killed at birth.



 

Doctor
Good health.



 

Attendant
That will be the last one, Your Royal Highness.



 

Dr. Ferral
. . . a gift from God, a psychotic patient.



 

Abberline
Pardon me, sir. Are you Dr. Ferral?



 

Dr. Ferral
I am, yes.


     
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