Isabel Lucas (Wallpaper 5)
Thursday, December 8, 2011
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Isabel Lucas (Wallpaper 5)
Five. Isabel Lucas, widescreen, wallpaper, photo, gallery, Loft, Red Dawn, Immortals, A Heartbeat Away, Kin, The Pacific, The Waiting City, Daybreakers, The Cove, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, Home and Away, actress, model, movie, girl, woman, hot, sexy, beautiful, image, picture.
Over and Over they go you will see that they have sex (including same sex relations), take drugs, kill people, steal, lie, cheat and show everyone how to be obnoxious, rude and downright careless for each other and wait for it they either get a stern talking to after saying sorry and do it all over again and they all this aired at 7PM every Monday to Friday….. No wonder our teenagers are having more sex and drugs and pretending to be bi-sexual on MySpace with their friends when they are only 13 years old. Sure some guys go to jail and some sort of moral story is told. But it's a total disgrace when 50% of the audience is less than 16 years of age without any parental supervision. If we just talk about the show you will see clearly that they are reading an auto-cue from the side and while some try to act others are just plain wooden at best. We had a crash scene that a person is blinded…. Due to his past terrors … sorry guys but this has been done on so many shows that it's not funny and you know what, I give it a month before he gains his sight again just like Desperate housewives. I can understand older people wanting to watch this soap and I can understand they can get over the ridiculous plots that make everyone sleep with everyone just like "the days of our lives" but I cannot understand how the TV Commission allows this to be on the time slot in Australia when it influence so many of today's youth. Ask yourself this question, how many other countries would allow this show in free to air TV before 8:30pm? Home and Away is the only soap I like. It's miles better than our own ones which are just full of people arguing and misery piled on misery. Bad things happen in Summer Bay but it's so sunny and cheerful nobody really cares. I'm glad to see Channel 5 are making it available online, though it's nowhere near as good as it used to be. The characters can't match the classic early ones like Bobby with lines like "rack off flathead!" but it's still good. I can understand people not liking this much, the stories aren't great and the acting is beyond wooden but it's a nice bit of escapism and a beautiful place to visit for 25 minutes. It's not a masterpiece of television but it keeps a flaming galah like me happy. She made her debut on Australian television screens as a pig Latin speaking swamp girl — but now it appears Isabel Lucas has found her voice. The former Home and Away star this morning revealed she was keen to return to the shores of Japan for another chapter of her anti-whaling crusade. The blonde beauty even welcomed the idea of being arrested. "It could be a positive thing," Lucas told the TODAY show. "We do risk being arrested … we were aware of that being a possibility when we were there. "But if we up the ante and have a lot more support … then it's unlikely they will want to be drawing more attention to the issue. "We're assessing the situation of the different possibilities of what might happen if we go back in February next year." The 22-year-old said in Japan the movement against whaling was gaining momentum, with a recent poll showing that around 70 percent of the population opposed it. Lucas also revealed that she and other protesters wrapped their passports in plastic slips and hid them in their wetsuits when they staged a pre-dawn protest against fisherman near the coastal town of Taiji in October this year. "They (the fishermen) kept revving their engines and driving towards us," the Logie award-winning actress said at the time. "We couldn't save these whales, but hopefully shining the light on their deaths will save others." The Taiji area is a hotspot for fishermen notorious for using nets to herd pods of whales and their calves into a cove where they are slaughtered for their meat. An arrest warrant for Lucas and fellow protester Hayden Panettiere — star of US show Heroes — was issued in November for "interfering with international commerce". But Lucas remained undeterred by the warrant, telling Channel Seven's Today Tonight: "They can't do anything while we're in Australia." "If we do go back to Japan there's the risk we would be arrested at the airport." Lucas made her debut on Australian screens as Tasha Andrews on Home and Away — a young girl who only spoke pig Latin before being taught to live with common people.
Five. Isabel Lucas, widescreen, wallpaper, photo, gallery, Loft, Red Dawn, Immortals, A Heartbeat Away, Kin, The Pacific, The Waiting City, Daybreakers, The Cove, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, Home and Away, actress, model, movie, girl, woman, hot, sexy, beautiful, image, picture.
Over and Over they go you will see that they have sex (including same sex relations), take drugs, kill people, steal, lie, cheat and show everyone how to be obnoxious, rude and downright careless for each other and wait for it they either get a stern talking to after saying sorry and do it all over again and they all this aired at 7PM every Monday to Friday….. No wonder our teenagers are having more sex and drugs and pretending to be bi-sexual on MySpace with their friends when they are only 13 years old. Sure some guys go to jail and some sort of moral story is told. But it's a total disgrace when 50% of the audience is less than 16 years of age without any parental supervision. If we just talk about the show you will see clearly that they are reading an auto-cue from the side and while some try to act others are just plain wooden at best. We had a crash scene that a person is blinded…. Due to his past terrors … sorry guys but this has been done on so many shows that it's not funny and you know what, I give it a month before he gains his sight again just like Desperate housewives. I can understand older people wanting to watch this soap and I can understand they can get over the ridiculous plots that make everyone sleep with everyone just like "the days of our lives" but I cannot understand how the TV Commission allows this to be on the time slot in Australia when it influence so many of today's youth. Ask yourself this question, how many other countries would allow this show in free to air TV before 8:30pm? Home and Away is the only soap I like. It's miles better than our own ones which are just full of people arguing and misery piled on misery. Bad things happen in Summer Bay but it's so sunny and cheerful nobody really cares. I'm glad to see Channel 5 are making it available online, though it's nowhere near as good as it used to be. The characters can't match the classic early ones like Bobby with lines like "rack off flathead!" but it's still good. I can understand people not liking this much, the stories aren't great and the acting is beyond wooden but it's a nice bit of escapism and a beautiful place to visit for 25 minutes. It's not a masterpiece of television but it keeps a flaming galah like me happy. She made her debut on Australian television screens as a pig Latin speaking swamp girl — but now it appears Isabel Lucas has found her voice. The former Home and Away star this morning revealed she was keen to return to the shores of Japan for another chapter of her anti-whaling crusade. The blonde beauty even welcomed the idea of being arrested. "It could be a positive thing," Lucas told the TODAY show. "We do risk being arrested … we were aware of that being a possibility when we were there. "But if we up the ante and have a lot more support … then it's unlikely they will want to be drawing more attention to the issue. "We're assessing the situation of the different possibilities of what might happen if we go back in February next year." The 22-year-old said in Japan the movement against whaling was gaining momentum, with a recent poll showing that around 70 percent of the population opposed it. Lucas also revealed that she and other protesters wrapped their passports in plastic slips and hid them in their wetsuits when they staged a pre-dawn protest against fisherman near the coastal town of Taiji in October this year. "They (the fishermen) kept revving their engines and driving towards us," the Logie award-winning actress said at the time. "We couldn't save these whales, but hopefully shining the light on their deaths will save others." The Taiji area is a hotspot for fishermen notorious for using nets to herd pods of whales and their calves into a cove where they are slaughtered for their meat. An arrest warrant for Lucas and fellow protester Hayden Panettiere — star of US show Heroes — was issued in November for "interfering with international commerce". But Lucas remained undeterred by the warrant, telling Channel Seven's Today Tonight: "They can't do anything while we're in Australia." "If we do go back to Japan there's the risk we would be arrested at the airport." Lucas made her debut on Australian screens as Tasha Andrews on Home and Away — a young girl who only spoke pig Latin before being taught to live with common people.
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