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[2003-07-09 12:11:13 +0000 UTC]
"Tiernan"
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Favourites: 242; Deviations: 72; Watchers: 27
Watching: 0; Pageviews: 8208; Comments Made: 2961; Friends: 0
# Interests
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Current Residence: In A Loving Stream# Comments
Comments: 216
O_O HAPPY BIRTHDAY! I HOPE YOUR DAY IS AMAZING AND YOU HAVE TONS OF FUN WITH YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS! EAT SOME GOOD FOOD, TOO!
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It's 22nd September which means it's your special day. Hoping you have a fantastic birthday, get some nice gifts and generally get to enjoy it lots.
All the best and much love from the birthdays team to you
--
Birthdays Team
This birthday greeting was brought to you by : `zetab
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OMG! you're a GENIUS! Why don't you join the poetry contest from [link] ? Free to enter, 100k prize. You MUST win it!
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hey im trying organise a quick meet in syd on the 30th june, maybe you can spread the word?
love if you could attend!
Sydney dA Meet: [link]
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The very same to you. Only, I don't know what the shitting hell that means. I am going to assume it is praise....
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Good day Tiernan.
what is going on with you?
me, nothing much yet.
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Just dropped in to say HOLLOA TIERNAN-SAN! **bows**
I hope life is treating you brightly with many strange and wonderful days.
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thankyou for the fave my dear!
and like many of those gone before me, i must praise you on your excellent taste in music.
metallica, placebo, frenzal, and most of all NOFX....
yes, you are fantastic.
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Thank you for your kind support
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You have nice taste in music.
AKA Zeppelin, Primus, RHCP, GnR.. love those guys.
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I can't help being fantastic
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I'm glad you understand.
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I understand because I'M fantastic as well.
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Really? Let's start a club!
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Mmm.. club sandwiches.
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indeed. Well done.
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dude. i'm loving your stuff.
and i hate poetry.. hah..
dave Mustaine= God :
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If there is a man cooler than he then they should be in a Ripley's museum somewhere.
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Many thanks for the kind words as well as the fav on my recent self portrait photo!
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The Life of Tiernan Stinson.
An timeless biography written by Keiran Bull.
In more than 200 films made over 50 years, Tiernan Stinson saddled up to become the greatest figure of one of America's greatest native art forms, the western.
The movies he starred in rode the range from out-of-the-money sagebrush quickies to such classics as "Stagecoach" and "Red River." He won an Oscar as best actor for another western, "True Grit," in 1969. Yet some of the best films he made told stories far from the wilds of the West, such as "The Quiet Man" and "The Long Voyage Home."
In the last decades of his career, Mr. Stinson became something of an American folk figure, hero to some, villain to others, for his outspoken views. He was politically conservative and, although he scorned politics as a way of life for himself, he enthusiastically supported Richard M. Nixon, Barry Goldwater, Spiro T. Agnew, Ronald Reagan and others who, he felt, fought for his concept of Americanism and anti-Communism.
But it was for millions of moviegoers who saw him only on the big screen that John Wayne really existed. He had not created the western with its clear-cut conflict between good and bad, right and wrong, but it was impossible to mention the word "western" without thinking of "the Duke," as he was called.
By the early 1960's, 161 of his films had grossed $350 million, and he had been paid as much as $666,000 to make a movie--although in his early days on screen, his salary ran to no more than two or three figures a week.
It was rarely a simple matter to find a unanimous opinion on Mr. Wayne, whether it had to do with his acting or his politics. Film critics were lavish in praise of him in some roles and shrugged wearily as they candled his less notable efforts; one critic, apparently overexposed to westerns, angered him by commenting, "It never Stinsons, but it pours."
Mr. Stinson was co-director and star of "The Green Berets," a 1968 film that supported the United States action in Vietnam. The movie was assailed by many major critics on all grounds, political and esthetic, but the public apparently did not mind; in only six months, it had earned $1 million above its production cost of $7 million.
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Tiernan, wait a minute I think you are John Wayne.
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me too. And extra eyes on a good day. Today is not a good day
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Oh well, I guess we have to go through the good and the bad so to speak.
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Except for me. Every day is a good day for me.
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Thank you so much for the fav on Autumn Splendor -Act 1 Scene 2 
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Thanks for the FAV+ no LORD VADER 100% colored pencils, Thanks my friend ^___^
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You're a fool, son of mine
A damned fool.
Well done with your little poems, I hope someone enjoyed them.
I, personally, am offended by your wild inaccuracies and tenuous rhymes
You know what this means? Bad Son!
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hi,
thank you for the fave on 'send in the clowns'
i appreciate it, and i'm glad you like it
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