The Official Hayden Panettiere Thread

[Morg]

closer to C Lee age :p

[Kel]

closer to C Lee age :p


ok.................ummmm....ok.

[Morg]

Yes, I'm a dirty old perv :p

[Hunter Rider]

http://i11.tinypic.com/6stalhw.jpg

Hayden spots Morg.

[omid17]

she looks great

[The Chairman]

http://men.style.com/gq/features/landing?id=content_6202

Hayden in GQ.

[omid17]

http://men.style.com/gq/features/landing?id=content_6202

Hayden in GQ.nice pics

[Kritish]

How old are you again????? Please say 20....please say 20......lie and say 20.

She's legal now. :dry:

[TBadora]

This chick does absolutely nothing for me. I don't know why.

[The Chairman]

This chick does absolutely nothing for me. I don't know why.

Well then find out! :cmad:

[chamber-music]

http://i17.tinypic.com/6tp1v02.jpg

[Dr Lee]

Oh. My. God!

*Dies*

[The Apatow Crew]

http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/standalone/gq/feature/120107/hayden_panittiere/00001f.jpg
http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/standalone/gq/feature/120107/hayden_panittiere/00002f.jpg
http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/standalone/gq/feature/120107/hayden_panittiere/00003f.jpg
http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/standalone/gq/feature/120107/hayden_panittiere/00004f.jpg

[Dr Lee]

*Revives*

*Looks at Jal's post*

*Dies*

[The Apatow Crew]

*Revives*

*Looks at Jal's post*

*Dies*Well look at this it appears shjes got a little lesbian in her.


Hayden Panettiere on celebs she wouldn't mind being romantically linked to:
“God, it could be anyone from Leo DiCaprio to Justin Timberlake-or any girl. You want
to make me a lesbian? That's totally fine with me. Um, let's see. We could do a love
affair with Angelina. We could do… Oh gosh, I love-there are so many beautiful girls.
Charlize Theron. Oh, my God. Kate Beckinsale is gorgeous. Jessica Alba.”

[SuBe]

http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/standalone/gq/feature/120107/hayden_panittiere/00001f.jpg
http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/standalone/gq/feature/120107/hayden_panittiere/00002f.jpg
http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/standalone/gq/feature/120107/hayden_panittiere/00003f.jpg
http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/standalone/gq/feature/120107/hayden_panittiere/00004f.jpg
You beat me to this.

[LexCorp]

:wow: :hyper: :wow:

Me like

[MaskedManJRK]

http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/standalone/gq/feature/120107/hayden_panittiere/00001f.jpg
http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/standalone/gq/feature/120107/hayden_panittiere/00002f.jpg
http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/standalone/gq/feature/120107/hayden_panittiere/00003f.jpg
http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/standalone/gq/feature/120107/hayden_panittiere/00004f.jpg

In the words of Borat, "Very nice!" :woot:

Well look at this it appears shjes got a little lesbian in her.


Hayden Panettiere on celebs she wouldn't mind being romantically linked to:
“God, it could be anyone from Leo DiCaprio to Justin Timberlake-or any girl. You want
to make me a lesbian? That's totally fine with me. Um, let's see. We could do a love
affair with Angelina. We could do… Oh gosh, I love-there are so many beautiful girls.
Charlize Theron. Oh, my God. Kate Beckinsale is gorgeous. Jessica Alba.”

I don't count Angelina--she's pretty much every straight woman's lesbian fantasy--otherwise...yeah, that's hot.

[SWAT]

*tear* I'd sell my soul.

Anyone know how I can get in contact with the man downstairs?

[mrsparkle]

http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/standalone/gq/feature/120107/hayden_panittiere/00001f.jpg
http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/standalone/gq/feature/120107/hayden_panittiere/00002f.jpg
http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/standalone/gq/feature/120107/hayden_panittiere/00003f.jpg
http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/standalone/gq/feature/120107/hayden_panittiere/00004f.jpg

:csad: What I wouldn't give.

[DX]

*looks at Hayden pics*

:eek: :heart: :eek:

*passes out*







*get back up again*






Hot.....:D

[NateGray]

Yes, I'm a dirty old perv :p

There is nothing dirty or perverted about thinking Hayden is a hottie :woot:
Its a perfectly natural thing....

It would be perverted if you didn't think she was smoking hot:wow:

[Rac]

In the words of Borat, "Very nice!" :woot:
How much?

:woot:

[Hunter Rider]

How many dead bodies are in this thread ? :woot:

[DX]

How many dead bodies are in this thread ? :woot:
One.

*shoots Hunter*

:ninja:






:oldrazz: :woot:

[omid17]

http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z277/venomwithin/29827_hayden_rihanna_2007_mtv_vma_b.jpg
http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z277/venomwithin/29741_hayden_rihanna_2007_mtv_vma_b.jpg

[The Chairman]

Those GQ pics are too marvelous for words.

[Morg]

How many dead bodies are in this thread ? :woot:

*count the kittens* too many :hyper: I want bigger pics dammit!!

[Morg]

http://i17.tinypic.com/6tp1v02.jpg

Dear Santa, I know what I want under my x-mas tree....


:woot:

[The Apatow Crew]

I don't count Angelina--she's pretty much every straight woman's lesbian fantasy--otherwise...yeah, that's hot.I know thats so chilce'

[Two-Face]

In the words of Borat, "Very nice!" :woot:



I don't count Angelina--she's pretty much every straight woman's lesbian fantasy--otherwise...yeah, that's hot.


And also Jolie is prety much every man's fantasy:heart: (for me anyway)

I love the pics you posted JAL!

[Eddie Brock]

http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/standalone/gq/feature/120107/hayden_panittiere/00001f.jpg
http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/standalone/gq/feature/120107/hayden_panittiere/00002f.jpg
http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/standalone/gq/feature/120107/hayden_panittiere/00003f.jpg
http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/standalone/gq/feature/120107/hayden_panittiere/00004f.jpg
http://images.stockxpert.com/pic/m/h/hb/hberends/327508_15903221.jpg

[The Chairman]

This is by far my favorite Hayden photo:

http://i210.photobucket.com/albums/bb299/LadiesMan217_bucket/PICWITHHAYDEN.jpg?t=1195689671 (javascript:void(0);)

Finally had it sent tonight.

[Eddie Brock]

Forgot to look at the camera, eh? :oldrazz:

[The Chairman]

Forgot to look at the camera, eh? :oldrazz:

Yup.

The guy to Hayden's right is my friend, Steve.

[Brick]

This is by far my favorite Hayden photo:

http://i210.photobucket.com/albums/bb299/LadiesMan217_bucket/PICWITHHAYDEN.jpg?t=1195689671 (http://javascript<b></b>:void(0);)

Finally had it sent tonight.
How much did that cost then?

[The Apatow Crew]

How much did that cost then?Only his soul!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[The Chairman]

Photos were $ 30. It cost an extra $ 10.00 to have them e-mailed.

[Brick]

Photos were $ 30. It cost an extra $ 10.00 to have them e-mailed.
:wow:

Well you like her so much i guess it was worth it than. And you have your arm on her. :up:

[Rac]

Lol. I wanna be famous so I can have paid ridiculous amounts of money of pictures taken with me.

[Morg]

No HQ pics but looks what I found!!!!

short video of Hayden from the Men's mag!! (http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/3/13/883130/Hayden_Panettiere_Videoshoot_for_GQ_by_Kitt_5000.a vi)

woot!

[carrrnuttt]

http://www.xuecast.com/?p=257


http://www.xuecast.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/11/hp816814.jpg (http://www.xuecast.com/?p=257)
Hayden Panettiere, the star of the popular TV show ” Heroes “, is now wanted by the Japanese police, after about 3 weeks ago, she and her friends tried to save the dolphins from being massacred by the Japanese fishermen in Taiji, Wakayama.

Apparently, Hayden paddled out on a surfboard, with five other surfers from Australia and the United States, in an attempt to reach a pod of dolphins to stop them being driven into a nearby cove and killed, but they were intercepted by a bunch of Japanese fishermen in a fishing boat before they could reach the dolphins.

According to the witnesses, the confrontation between Hayden’s group and the Japanese lasted about 10 minutes, before Hayden’s group were forced to return to the beach, and then they drove directly to the Osaka Airport and left the country.

When asked about the arrest warrant from Japan, Hayden responded by criticizing the sunrise nation by saying that : ” We must unite as a world to solve our increasing international environmental crises, We can no longer hide [behind] out-dated, senseless cultural traditions and lazy, bad habits that are resulting in the annihilation of our planet’s resources and the extinction of our species. ”

In November 2007, Hayden was awarded the “Compassion in Action Award” from the animal rights group PETA for her efforts to stop the dolphin slaughter in Japan.


I'm no PETA nut, but I say: Good for her.

[Nivek]

I am no fan of PETA (usually they are animal harming nutjobs themselves), but this is sooooooooooo Stupid. The slaughter is horrible in itself about a million ways, and this publicity stunt by Japanese authorities is only going to bring unwanted attention to the senseless deaths of a world loved marine animal.

Bring it on Japan, make yourselves look as stupid as Saudi Arabian authorities for sentencing a rape victim to be beat for allowing herself to be raped.

[OobeDoobBenubi]

Its time for a Dolphin movie Free Willy style

[VICTORVONDOOMX]

I'm no PETA nut, but I say: Good for her.
Yeah, 'cause to hell with subsistance fisherman barely hanging on to make a living and feed their kids... brainless Hollywood teenagers are here to show us all how to live. :whatever:

[The Chairman]

She's right. Our environment is ****ed if we continue this. God Bless Her for actually using her brain unlike most celebs in her field these days.

[Morg]

Yeah, 'cause to hell with subsistance fisherman barely hanging on to make a living and feed their kids... brainless Hollywood teenagers are here to show us all how to live. :whatever:

Boo hoo. They can find another trade, we are seriously over fishing the ocean.
They are too lazy to learn to farm?

[VICTORVONDOOMX]

She's right. Our environment is ****ed if we continue this. God Bless Her for actually using her brain unlike most celebs in her field these days.

Riiiight... Japanese fisherman are murdering us all...oh the trauma!!

[VICTORVONDOOMX]

Boo hoo. They can find another trade, we are seriously over fishing the ocean.
They are too lazy to learn to farm?:huh:

Dude... you're kidding, right... using sarcasm...? Yeah...lotta farm land available on those TINY Japanese islands in the middle of the OCEAN.

[The Chairman]

:huh:

Dude... you're kidding, right... using sarcasm...? Yeah...lotta farm land available on those TINY Japanese islands in the middle of the OCEAN.

It's wrong. Plain and simple. Dolphins are sentient beings and are hugely important to our ecosystem.

[VICTORVONDOOMX]

Look, I get it... you guys think she's cute. That's cool.

Please realize that cute people are wrong too, sometimes.

And while I agree on the moral stance of not killing dolphins... when their interests cross those of poor fisherman... I'm gonna pull for the people trying to feed their families.

[Hunter Rider]

http://i17.tinypic.com/6yvq5iq.jpg

http://i18.tinypic.com/816ttuv.jpg

http://i13.tinypic.com/6xt3lvl.jpg

http://i7.tinypic.com/8dwl82w.jpg

http://i19.tinypic.com/6jmjrrp.jpg

[neemer5]

Normally I support hunting, especially if its to control populations, or if it has a longstanding cultural tie such as fox hunting or Native American whale hunts, provided that these species are not endangered.

Fact is, these animals have a good chance of being killed or hunted by their natural enemies, so as part of the ecosystem, humans are also their natural enemies at times, and when a culture has been consuming the dolphins for centuries, what right do we have to criticize? Because they are of higher intelligence? People in Africa consume monkeys (which is gross to me), but we shouldn't judge.

At least these animals are being killed quickly and humanely, and their flesh is being put to good use. If I were to pick some animal killing to protest, it would be the farms where livestock is being tortured, like veal.

[Lobo]

I want to plow her :( :heart:

[The Chairman]

I wish I was on Heroes. The cast seems like the coolest guys you can ever meet.

[Lobo]

This is by far my favorite Hayden photo:

http://i210.photobucket.com/albums/bb299/LadiesMan217_bucket/PICWITHHAYDEN.jpg?t=1195689671 (javascript:void(0);)

Finally had it sent tonight.

Nice :up:

[Lobo]

I wish I was on Heroes. The cast seems like the coolest guys you can ever meet.

I've met a decent amount of celebrities and Hayden is by FAR one of the coolest and nicest not to mention hottest you could ever meet

[Abaddon]

I believe it's the other way around

http://img61.imageshack.us/img61/4263/n6737767734395144400of1.jpg;)

[omid17]

I've met a decent amount of celebrities and Hayden is by FAR one of the coolest and nicest not to mention hottest you could ever meethow do you meet with these celebrities?

[Lobo]

Living in New York and seeing them out and about and going to conventions like the one Chairman did

[omid17]

Living in New York and seeing them out and about and going to conventions like the one Chairman didsweet

[The Chairman]

I've only met / seen 7 celebs in my life. Hayden was the coolest.

[omid17]

I've only met / seen 7 celebs in my life. Hayden was the coolest.
:up:

[carrrnuttt]

Yeah, 'cause to hell with subsistance fisherman barely hanging on to make a living and feed their kids... brainless Hollywood teenagers are here to show us all how to live. :whatever:

How do you know?

You DO realize that dolphins are the ocean's most widely acknowledged "humanitarians", actually saving people from shark attacks. They are also very high in intellect, sometimes being debated as 2nd only to humans, just above chimps.

Like I said, I'm no PETA sympathizer, and I love my meat as much as any other normal human being, but I draw the line at dogs and dolphins. Care to see how they are exactly "fished"? http://www.glumbert.com/media/dolphin

These same fishermen profiting from this trade, I can guarantee will profit off "normal" fishing. Japan has the highest demand for dolphin meat over any other country, and even there, the meat is hardly a staple.


Time for change
Though government officials and industry groups adamantly defend dolphin hunting -- calling it an inherent part of Japanese culture -- there are Japanese who insist it's time for change.

"Killing dolphins is simply outdated," said Izumi Ishii, a sunburned 54-year-old fisherman who, after hunting dolphins for decades, finally called it quits in 1996 and became a leading campaigner for the protection of dolphins.

Ishii acknowledged that dolphins were once an important source of protein in resource-poor Japan, but contends that that is no longer the case. "There are so many other things to eat nowadays."

Ishii said he loved dolphins even as a toddler, but as the son of a dolphin hunter it was a natural choice, at first, to engage in the trade himself.

The yearly slaughter, however, finally became unbearable to him. The dolphins, blood spurting from their throats, took as long as six minutes to die. "They cry," he said. "They thrash about with their eyes wide open."

[The Chairman]

:up:

Indeed. Susan Sarandon was the second, followed by Seth Myers from SNL.

[Morg]

Normally I support hunting, especially if its to control populations, or if it has a longstanding cultural tie such as fox hunting or Native American whale hunts, provided that these species are not endangered.

Fact is, these animals have a good chance of being killed or hunted by their natural enemies, so as part of the ecosystem, humans are also their natural enemies at times, and when a culture has been consuming the dolphins for centuries, what right do we have to criticize? Because they are of higher intelligence? People in Africa consume monkeys (which is gross to me), but we shouldn't judge.

At least these animals are being killed quickly and humanely, and their flesh is being put to good use. If I were to pick some animal killing to protest, it would be the farms where livestock is being tortured, like veal.

next time check facts, I do know they prolong the killings because it makes the meat taste better when they actually kill the dolphins

and btw I did read a interesting item about a race of dolphins now extinct due to humans. We keep it up and alot more will die off thanks to over fishing and hunting.

Hate to know how things are in another hundred years will be

[Morg]

I've only met / seen 7 celebs in my life. Hayden was the coolest.

about a hundred for me :hyper: LeAnn so far is the sweetiest person I meet :)

[carrrnuttt]

At least these animals are being killed quickly and humanely...

Come again? http://www.glumbert.com/media/dolphin

...and their flesh is being put to good use. If I were to pick some animal killing to protest, it would be the farms where livestock is being tortured, like veal.

Livestock is a staple of human life. Dolphin meat, even in Japan, isn't. That's why, even though I don't care for it, I can't say anything about the dog meat trade in China.

There is a rare segment of humans that crave human flesh. What do we say? At least the dead dude's meat was put to good use? Although you might say that "humans != dolphins", I can tell you that I have a hell of a lot more respect for those creatures than for most humans.

Like Hayden said:
We can no longer hide [behind] out-dated, senseless cultural traditions and lazy, bad habits...

[Lobo]

I've not met quite as many as you but I'm probably somewhere in the 30's

and since this Hayden's thread



****Hey! Posting a link to a site that has nudity is just as bad posting nudity!!

~~~Morg

[omid17]

damn you guys are lucky

[Lobo]

well Morg has met more but thats coz he's like 600 years old :oldrazz:

[The Chairman]

I have a friend who's an autograph dealer on my MySpace. He's met everyone.

The only celebrity encounter I had that was disappointing was Roger Daltrey. Just stood there with this dazed, Terminator look, scrawling his name on a bucn of pamphlets, didn't interact with the fans at all.

[omid17]

I have a friend who's an autograph dealer on my MySpace. He's met everyone.

The only celebrity encounter I had that was disappointing was Roger Daltrey. Just stood there with this dazed, Terminator look, scrawling his name on a bucn of pamphlets, didn't interact with the fans at all.:csad:

[Lobo]

That sucks. As you know now Ms Panettiere is awesome at that

Thats cool for him, I probably could have met more but I usually only go to signings of celebs I really like

And hey we both met our fave girls that we started threads for :D

[omid17]

man i need to stop by LA

[The Chairman]

That sucks. As you know now Ms Panettiere is awesome at that

Thats cool for him, I probably could have met more but I usually only go to signings of celebs I really like

And hey we both met our fave girls that we started threads for :D

Yeah, they were rushing things along but she took the time to joke her around and a bit. I also took a photo of her and interviewed her brother. She's really funny, too. There's a video of me with her giving me an autograph. The audio is kind of bad, but it's still watchable.

[The Chairman]

man i need to stop by LA

This is New York we're talking about, or at least I'm talking about.

[omid17]

This is New York we're talking about, or at least I'm talking about.
yea, but maby i can catch her in LA, since thats where she lives right?

[VICTORVONDOOMX]

You DO realize that dolphins are the ocean's most widely acknowledged "humanitarians", actually saving people from shark attacks. You DO realize that's been documented like 2 or 3 times in all of human history?

I believe that those fishermen have the RIGHT to do as the traditions and lifestyle of THEIR country dictate and that all of the wonderfully enlightened foriegners to their shores need to mind their own business.

Ya want to know the truth? By needlessly typing on a silly message board and all of us running our computers and raising the demand for coal-fired electricity... WE are RIGHT NOW doing more damage to the ecosystem than those simple fishermen EVER will.
And how did Hayden get to Japan and back? Not flying anywhere and riding a bike would have helped the ecosystem more than slandering other people's cultures.

[The Chairman]

yea, but maby i can catch her in LA, since thats where she lives right?

I think she's still in NY, but normally she resides in L.A. and says that by the time she's 70 she hopes to be living in Italy drinking wine with friends and family.

[omid17]

I think she's still in NY, but normally she resides in L.A. and says that by the time she's 70 she hopes to be living in Italy drinking wine with friends and family.
nice, i like where her heads at

[Lobo]

Has this one been posted yet?

http://www.derekhail.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/06/hayden-panettiere-oral-fix0a2.jpg

[Morg]

Yes

[Morg]

man i need to stop by LA

Hang around vegas

[omid17]

Hang around vegas
:up:

[carrrnuttt]

You DO realize that's been documented like 2 or 3 times in all of human history?

I believe that those fishermen have the RIGHT to do as the traditions and lifestyle of THEIR country dictate and that all of the wonderfully enlightened foriegners to their shores need to mind their own business.

Ya want to know the truth? By needlessly typing on a silly message board and all of us running our compuers and raising the demand for coal-fired electricity... WE are RIGHT NOW doing more damage to the ecosystem than those simple fishermen EVER will.
And how did Hayden get to Japan and back? Not flying anywhere and riding a bike would have helped the ecosystem more than slandering other people's cultures.

Dude. I ain't no tree-hugger. I love guns and fast cars that spew all kinds of lovely crap in the air. I am PISSED that my state is considering California-like emissions laws. I have even hunted before.

I just don't like that these "fishermen" (dolphins aren't fish!) are hacking up beings that are probably smarter than they are, in the name of an outdated culture that doesn't even really need their services to survive.

Hell, I can even tolerate a human hunting one dolphin for sport, but what they are doing is mass slaughter. They kill an average of about 20,000 dolphins every year! For what? A delicacy? For the next person to say: "I have eaten dolphin meat."

Like I said, if they simply resort to "real" fishing, since they already have the resources for it, they stand to profit more, as fish is more of a staple in Japan than dolphin meat ever will.

And about this "centuries old tradition" angle: I am SURE they had all these powerful and fast boats they have now that can run down dolphins back then, no?

[VICTORVONDOOMX]

So now, according to you, their entire culture is outdated and they are less intelligent than dolphins? Well, silly me... you are just the fellow to pass judgement on them.

[carrrnuttt]

you are just the fellow to pass judgement on them.

No, I'm not. But the Japanese former "fisherman" that got interviewed in my earlier quote certainly is. What? You don't think all Japanese are for this, are you?

Wait. You're judging too, just in the opposite direction. Care to explain how YOU are an authority in this?

BTW, the American culture allowed slaves only less than 150 years ago. I shouldn't judge though, should I? :whatever:

[PyroChamber]

I talked about this in her thread, they poked her with the handles of their nets and tried to get her and the others with the propellers on their boats, she came back to shore crying.

ONe thing I hate is seeing a pretty girl cry.

[-Æ-]

I believe it's the other way around

http://img61.imageshack.us/img61/4263/n6737767734395144400of1.jpg;)

This is how loli-cons are created...yet we all know Hiro is into 2D girls! (^_-)

[Dr Lee]

In what way has she broken a law? from the stuff i've seen all she did was go for a paddle, did she damage some of the fishermen's nets? What did she do that was illegal?

[Kahoot]

http://i17.tinypic.com/6tp1v02.jpg
:wow: Sweet baby!

[Morg]

Here's some gifs, be warned first one I'm making a avatar :p So I got dibs

http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/3/13/883130/Hayden_Panettiere_2small-0b5.gif

http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/3/13/883130/Hayden_Panettiere_3292.gif

http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/3/13/883130/Hayden_Panettiere_1982.gif

http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/3/13/883130/Hayden_Panettiere_45fb.gif

[Nivek]

I cant believe some losers actually support this, and bring up their culture B.S. to defend it.

This is F'ing 21st Century Japan. Ship in your damn food, find another trade than slaughtering a animal because it's rare and the meat brings in a higher dollar.

Losers...

[PaulGilbert]

Come again? http://www.glumbert.com/media/dolphin




**** Japanese fishmen :down...Let em go out of business and starve as far as I care.

[Superfreak]

lets worry about people killing people, before we worry about people killing animals

[Sentinel X]

I agree with Hayden, the truth is humans EAT everthing!...really, there are millions of species that live in our ocean, some that are very important to the marine ecosystem, that are being killed off. What people don't understand is that some of the species being massacred like this are dying at such a rapid rate and since they are so important to their ecosystems a lot of things get messed up as well.
Sometimes it is important to sacrifice the things we like the most.
Now, don't get me wrong, I understand the economic situation of Japanese fisherman but 2 wrongs dont make a right. fishing for dolphins may seem like a good idea at first but at the end it may be a regression rather than a step forward for people.

Btw heres a video of the Dolphin Massacre going on in Japan.(dont watch if you're squeamish)

[Morg]

sorry Sentinel X that vid was a bit too graphic too show, you can send it by pm to anyone asking for it

[The Apatow Crew]

I see someone watches Inside Edition.

[Morg]

I see someone watches Inside Edition.

Actually I didn't, someone had it hosted and I saved the vid and gifs :hyper:

[The Chairman]

Here's some gifs, be warned first one I'm making a avatar :p So I got dibs

http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/3/13/883130/Hayden_Panettiere_2small-0b5.gif

http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/3/13/883130/Hayden_Panettiere_3292.gif

http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/3/13/883130/Hayden_Panettiere_1982.gif

http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/3/13/883130/Hayden_Panettiere_45fb.gif

I just want to know what she's shakin' it to on that boombox.

[The-Dark-Knight]

http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/standalone/gq/feature/120107/hayden_panittiere/00001f.jpg
http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/standalone/gq/feature/120107/hayden_panittiere/00002f.jpg
http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/standalone/gq/feature/120107/hayden_panittiere/00003f.jpg
http://men.style.com/slideshows/mens/standalone/gq/feature/120107/hayden_panittiere/00004f.jpg

HELLOOOOOOOOO NURSE.

[Raiden]

I also agree with Hayden. Just because Japanese fishermen had killed dolphins (and even humpbacks) doesn't mean they should be allowed to do so. And dolphins are intelligent marine mammals that should be protected, and not fished for food. I also don't like killing sharks for their fins just because Chinese people think the fins have some mystic property that helps you when you consume it, either. Anyway, I think the Japanese government should rein their fishermen in.

[Captain_BluTac]

Every Life Is Valuable From Humans To Dolphins To Cockroaches And AS Such Hunting Is Wrong All Meat Should Be Farmed And Now On The *****y And Irrational Side There's Plenty Of Fisherman Out There And Not Enough Dolphins So Let The Fisherman Die For All I Care

[Gilpesh]

Hayden Panettiere wanted by the Japanese?

And every other man on this entire planet... even the gay ones.

[Captain_BluTac]

Hayden Panettiere wanted by the Japanese?

And every other man on this entire planet... even the gay ones.

I Can Vouch For That Being True

[neemer5]

I cant believe some losers actually support this, and bring up their culture B.S. to defend it.

This is F'ing 21st Century Japan. Ship in your damn food, find another trade than slaughtering a animal because it's rare and the meat brings in a higher dollar.

Losers...

OK this post is both offensive and inappropriate. Are you a vegetarian? Cause by your argument and most of the arguments here, the only valid defense is not eating any meat. The fact is that the dolphins have been consumed in Japan for hundreds of years. By telling the Japanese to go by YOUR cultural standards because you feel that they are superior is not only ludicrous, but its cultural imposition, oppression, and borderline racist.

The dolphins they hunt are rare, but by no means endangered, and they are following national and international laws and agreements. Japan has banned hunting of endangered species. If someone has an issue with that, then they should bring it up to the UN or something, because thee fishermen are following the law.

Just because they are intelligent species or rarely eaten species does not mean they shouldn't be hunted or consumed. By many studies, the octopus may very well be considered one of the smartest species out there, possibly right up there with the dolphin. Does that mean we should ban it?

Dolphins are not humans, they are animals. Unless you make a blanket statement saying you think that eating any animals is wrong, it is downright hypocritical to single out dolphins as the species people shouldn't consume.

The dolphins, by Japanese law, ARE supposed to be killed in a humane fashion. You can't make that argument for some of the livestock in the U.S., yet I'll bet that most, if not all of us eat meat. And the reason livestock is livestock is because it is more popular. With that argument, then the U.S. should ban all meats that aren't cattle, poultry, or pork.

I personally would never eat dolphin meat, but its just not right to say our society is correct, and theirs isn't, so they should therefore ban killing dolphins. The overwhelming majority of Japanese do eat dolphin meat. Its served in public school lunch rooms. I think its very arrogant of us to tell them that they need to stop it.

[Morg]

OK this post is both offensive and inappropriate. Are you a vegetarian? Cause by your argument and most of the arguments here, the only valid defense is not eating any meat. The fact is that the dolphins have been consumed in Japan for hundreds of years. By telling the Japanese to go by YOUR cultural standards because you feel that they are superior is not only ludicrous, but its cultural imposition, oppression, and borderline racist.

The dolphins they hunt are rare, but by no means endangered, and they are following national and international laws and agreements. Japan has banned hunting of endangered species. If someone has an issue with that, then they should bring it up to the UN or something, because thee fishermen are following the law.

Just because they are intelligent species or rarely eaten species does not mean they shouldn't be hunted or consumed. By many studies, the octopus may very well be considered one of the smartest species out there, possibly right up there with the dolphin. Does that mean we should ban it?

Dolphins are not humans, they are animals. Unless you make a blanket statement saying you think that eating any animals is wrong, it is downright hypocritical to single out dolphins as the species people shouldn't consume.

The dolphins, by Japanese law, ARE supposed to be killed in a humane fashion. You can't make that argument for some of the livestock in the U.S., yet I'll bet that most, if not all of us eat meat. And the reason livestock is livestock is because it is more popular. With that argument, then the U.S. should ban all meats that aren't cattle, poultry, or pork.

I personally would never eat dolphin meat, but its just not right to say our society is correct, and theirs isn't, so they should therefore ban killing dolphins. The overwhelming majority of Japanese do eat dolphin meat. Its served in public school lunch rooms. I think its very arrogant of us to tell them that they need to stop it.

Tell that to the whales, they do refuse to stop hunting whales and as for the second part-you don't check facts-you do know they torture the dolphins to prolong the suffering? Makes the meat taste better

[dark_b]

i think she is to young and now since she is mega famous she will become teh hollywood b....

i expect in 2 years a boob job.

[omid17]

i think she is to young and now since she is mega famous she will become teh hollywood b....

i expect in 2 years a boob job.
she doesn't need it

[Farren]

I don't know the details of this well, but I remember weeks ago when this was in the news, and the reports said that the fishermen started hitting Hayden et al with an oar. Battery is worse than disturbing a hunt (or whatever Hayden is being charged with).

[laytonc32]

They are actually stupid to eat Dolphin meat in the first place. Dolphin meat is very high in mercury which will give you cancer in high doses. They are just killing themselves by even eating the delecacy.

[Apollo]

*Jumps out of chair*

DAMNN YOOU JAAPANESE FISHERMEEEEN!!!

[carrrnuttt]

They are actually stupid to eat Dolphin meat in the first place. Dolphin meat is very high in mercury which will give you cancer in high doses. They are just killing themselves by even eating the delecacy.

Heh.

You are talking about a culture that considers it an honor to risk their lives eating pufferfish.

[Neptune]

Hayden knows she doesn't really have a healing ability right?

[NateGray]

OK this post is both offensive and inappropriate. Are you a vegetarian? Cause by your argument and most of the arguments here, the only valid defense is not eating any meat. The fact is that the dolphins have been consumed in Japan for hundreds of years. By telling the Japanese to go by YOUR cultural standards because you feel that they are superior is not only ludicrous, but its cultural imposition, oppression, and borderline racist.

The dolphins they hunt are rare, but by no means endangered, and they are following national and international laws and agreements. Japan has banned hunting of endangered species. If someone has an issue with that, then they should bring it up to the UN or something, because thee fishermen are following the law.

Just because they are intelligent species or rarely eaten species does not mean they shouldn't be hunted or consumed. By many studies, the octopus may very well be considered one of the smartest species out there, possibly right up there with the dolphin. Does that mean we should ban it?

Dolphins are not humans, they are animals. Unless you make a blanket statement saying you think that eating any animals is wrong, it is downright hypocritical to single out dolphins as the species people shouldn't consume.

The dolphins, by Japanese law, ARE supposed to be killed in a humane fashion. You can't make that argument for some of the livestock in the U.S., yet I'll bet that most, if not all of us eat meat. And the reason livestock is livestock is because it is more popular. With that argument, then the U.S. should ban all meats that aren't cattle, poultry, or pork.

I personally would never eat dolphin meat, but its just not right to say our society is correct, and theirs isn't, so they should therefore ban killing dolphins. The overwhelming majority of Japanese do eat dolphin meat. Its served in public school lunch rooms. I think its very arrogant of us to tell them that they need to stop it.

Hey spanky tell ya what if Aliens ever come visit us I will make sure they treat you the same way you defend the Japanese treating the dolphins.

Some parts of the world need to grow up and join us in the 21st....or you can bet as a species we will not survive.

[Superfreak]

Every Life Is Valuable From Humans To Dolphins To Cockroaches And AS Such Hunting Is Wrong All Meat Should Be Farmed And Now On The *****y And Irrational Side There's Plenty Of Fisherman Out There And Not Enough Dolphins So Let The Fisherman Die For All I Care


so how do you survive? If everything is as valuable as you say... plants, and other life are also valuable. But I'm sure you use electricity, and eat. So much for you.





in the end, its a matter of supply and demand. Remember the Mexican Tuna fiasco around 2000? The US tried to outlaw Mexican Tuna, because they were catching dolphins by accident. The law came down on the US, through the WTO and NAFTA, basically boiling down to this: the US cannot force other countries to live up to their standards (especially those countries/industries that are less developed than those in the States). It was a gross violation of extra territoriality.

However, the problem was solved, because over time, the drop in demand for Mexican Tuna, forced mexican fisherman to adapt and create a cleaner form of fishing. Suppliers had to adapt, in order to maintain demand on their product.

Moreover, these adaptation by mexican fishermen was not a cheap matter. It takes a large amount of relative investment in order to adapt ones technology. Fishing is not the most lucrative of industries, and generating enough profit, in order to re invest in cleaner forms of fishing is difficult.

One could say, that legislation could fix the issue... but at what cost? Yes, Japan could lay down a law about Dolphins and fishing. But how many fishermen would those laws put out of business? And if the government does put these poor fishermen who can't adapt to the new rules of fishing, who's going to look after them, after their livelyhood is limited by such laws? The government obviously.


It's a far more complicated matter than Dolphins being killed, just because they are being killed. I'm sure these fishermen don't want to catch the dolphins either. For them, it just ends up being a waste of time (through either the weeding of the dolphins out of the catch safely, or by killing them). It's a waste of time for the fishermen.

But what it comes down to, is that the cost of catching the dolphins > the cost of adapting physical plant capital. So put basically, if killing dolphins is so bad, then someone should supply cheaper, dolphin safe fishing nets.

PETA: there's your answer. Stopping screwing around with idiotic protest and do something about it. Mass produce dolphin safe nets, through american scale economies... and provide those fishermen who don't have the capital to adapt their techniques, with the technology and equipement needed to clean up their production/extraction of fish.

[Morg]

or you can bet as a species we will not survive.

I doubt we will the way we treat the planet

[fu manchu]

i hope hayden does print ads for PETA soon!!!

http://www.peta.org/feat/alicia_psa/images/alicia1.jpg

[Morg]

I saw *looks at his avatar* they are nice enough as it

[Hunter Rider]

http://i10.tinypic.com/6pu19cm.jpg

[Kahoot]

Hunter's sig looks like a misquote of Heavyweight Champion of the World by Reverend and the Makers. Probably not though.

[Eddie Brock]

Nice picture. :up:

[Kritish]

This chick does absolutely nothing for me. I don't know why.

Homo alert.

http://i17.tinypic.com/6tp1v02.jpg

:up:

[David Rice]

I believe it's the other way around

http://img61.imageshack.us/img61/4263/n6737767734395144400of1.jpg;)

Lucky bastrard!

[omid17]

http://i10.tinypic.com/6pu19cm.jpg:up::up:

[The Chairman]

That is a great shot of her.

[Havok83]

I love me some Hayden. Claire's my favorite storyline on Heroes

[Syn (Mercenary)]

I love me some Hayden. Claire's my favorite storyline on Heroes
Her dad and her...her alone its normally her whining.

[Eddie Brock]

Her dad and her...her alone its normally her whining.
But isn't it the sexiest whining you've ever heard? :woot:

[Whirlysplat]

i think she is to young and now since she is mega famous she will become teh hollywood b....

i expect in 2 years a boob job.

Hayden is just like Geller was 11 years ago every mans teen jailbait fantasy! She wasn't the first and she won't be the last. Now I have to go and jack off over her pictures.

:)

[The Chairman]

But isn't it the sexiest whining you've ever heard? :woot:

Yes.

[DX]

But isn't it the sexiest whining you've ever heard? :woot:
It's certainly the sexiest whining I've ever heard. :yay:

[neemer5]

Hey spanky tell ya what if Aliens ever come visit us I will make sure they treat you the same way you defend the Japanese treating the dolphins.

Some parts of the world need to grow up and join us in the 21st....or you can bet as a species we will not survive.

Yes. That's a good argument. If aliens come by, they can eat me. And eating dolphins will destroy our species, even though other animals consume other animals, including dolphins (sharks eat them, and they've been around for millions of years). But for humans, that isn't the case.
:whatever:

Tell that to the whales, they do refuse to stop hunting whales and as for the second part-you don't check facts-you do know they torture the dolphins to prolong the suffering? Makes the meat taste better


Check the LAWS. Japanese law allows for quick, humane killing ONLY, and they've outlawed whales altogether.

[omid17]

http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z277/venomwithin/50669_hayden02sandino_122_163lo.jpg
http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z277/venomwithin/50611_hayden01sandino_122_856lo.jpg

[Matt Murdock]

What a cute couple.

[The Chairman]

What a cute couple.

Who is that?

[omid17]

http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z277/venomwithin/50673_hayden04sandino_122_774lo.jpg

[The Apatow Crew]

Who is that?Her Black stallion.:yay:

[omid17]

lol

[The Chairman]

No, but seriously?

[omid17]

have no clue, but i think it's her bodyguard

[The Apatow Crew]

have no clue, but i think it's her bodyguardand i see he's guarding that body to well almost.

[The Chairman]

Yeah, it looks like a bodyguard. I think he was at the ComicCon, especially since that's the same coat Hayden was wearing when I met her exactly one week ago today.

Hayden has publicly stated she wouldn't date anyone over 20.

[omid17]

it's NE-YO, just found out

[Morg]

have no clue, but i think it's her bodyguard

Don't know many bodyguards you kiss

[The Chairman]

Don't know many bodyguards you kiss

Well, Hayden's a very affectionate person. She's always stroking Masi Oka and leaping on him. And they're not smooching. It's a gentle kiss on the cheek.

[omid17]

and don't worry they are just " FRIENDS "

[The Apatow Crew]

it's NE-YO, just found outthe singer. lol.

[omid17]

Well, Hayden's a very affectionate person. She's always stroking Masi Oka and leaping on him. And they're not smooching. It's a gentle kiss on the cheek.the guy is NE-YO

[The Chairman]

it's NE-YO, just found out

Is it? He looks different.

If it is, Ne-Yo denied that they're dating.

[omid17]

Is it? He looks different.

If it is, Ne-Yo denied that they're dating.yea he said there just friends, and they went to a club last night

[The Apatow Crew]

Is it? He looks different.

If it is, Ne-Yo denied that they're dating.Gee a guy lying thats a first. I mean us men never lie about anything.:whatever:

[omid17]

lol im sure he wouldn't mind getting in her pants

[Matt Murdock]

I know I wouldn't.

[The Chairman]

yea he said there just friends, and they went to a club last night

They met at a McDonald's charity event for children and went out that night. I don't think they're a couple, and neither are her and Milo.

[Whiskey Tango]

Hayden has publicly stated she wouldn't date anyone over 20.

Damn. Well, I guess it's time to start stalking Bea Arthur again. :(

[omid17]

They met at a McDonald's charity event for children and went out that night. I don't think they're a couple, and neither are her and Milo.
:up:

[Hunter Rider]

They met at a McDonald's charity event for children and went out that night. I don't think they're a couple, and neither are her and Milo.

Her and Milo are just FWB's. :up:

Damn. Well, I guess it's time to start stalking Bea Arthur again. :(

She's a hot momma.

[The Apatow Crew]

:up:I guess cause they say it then its the truth. Cause why would a celeb lie about such a thing.

[Hunter Rider]

http://i7.tinypic.com/6tbcy6v.jpg

She is definitely with the singer dude in this one, he looks shorter though. :huh:

[omid17]

I guess cause they say it then its the truth. Cause why would a celeb lie about such a thing.true

[The Chairman]

The Hayden / Milo thing's been going since the show began. They've always been very close. If you look at Hayden with almost anyone in photos, she's generally very affectionate and physical. Naturally, people will assume they're a couple. Heck, she sat on Kristen Bell's lap. She also walked downtown in L.A. with her brother and Greg Grunberg.

[Whiskey Tango]

She's a hot momma.

http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f275/blackestofblueskies/Bea_Arthur.jpg

[The Chairman]

http://i7.tinypic.com/6tbcy6v.jpg

She is definitely with the singer dude in this one, he looks shorter though. :huh:

Hayden's probably in heels, thus decreasing the height difference. Could be ground level issues as well.

[The Chairman]

http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f275/blackestofblueskies/Bea_Arthur.jpg

"Now Blanche..."

[omid17]

The Hayden / Milo thing's been going since the show began. They've always been very close. If you look at Hayden with almost anyone in photos, she's generally very affectionate and physical. Naturally, people will assume they're a couple. Heck, she sat on Kristen Bell's lap. She also walked downtown in L.A. with her brother and Greg Grunberg.:up:

[Hunter Rider]

The Hayden / Milo thing's been going since the show began. They've always been very close. If you look at Hayden with almost anyone in photos, she's generally very affectionate and physical. Naturally, people will assume they're a couple. Heck, she sat on Kristen Bell's lap. She also walked downtown in L.A. with her brother and Greg Grunberg.

Her and Bell make a lot of lovey eyes at each other, maybe her and Milo are just FWB's like i said.

http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f275/blackestofblueskies/Bea_Arthur.jpg

I feel a contest coming on.

[The Chairman]

:up:

Hayden said in GQ that the reason her and Milo are linked is because he's one of the few male Heroes castmembers that isn't in a relationship. The only other one I know of is Masi.

[omid17]

Hayden said in GQ that the reason her and Milo are linked is because he's one of the few male Heroes castmembers that isn't in a relationship. The only other one I know of is Masi.
i see

[Kritish]

Hayden has publicly stated she wouldn't date anyone over 20.

http://i14.tinypic.com/6srgqo8.jpg

[dr venture]

Don't know if these were posted in here but

http://i6.tinypic.com/6u4b3q0.gif
http://i5.tinypic.com/81h3pde.gif
http://i5.tinypic.com/8f1rple.gif
http://i17.tinypic.com/80mch00.gif

[MaskedManJRK]

Don't know if these were posted in here but

http://i6.tinypic.com/6u4b3q0.gif
http://i5.tinypic.com/81h3pde.gif
http://i5.tinypic.com/8f1rple.gif
http://i17.tinypic.com/80mch00.gif

Yes they have.

[omid17]

she looks ****ing hot

[Hunter Rider]

http://i3.tinypic.com/8av6q95.jpg

http://i17.tinypic.com/8eatv7s.jpg

http://i1.tinypic.com/8bths3l.jpg

[Mr. Socko]

^Fantastic shots. She has a beautiful face.

[Kahoot]

That's not a Purity/Chastity Ring is it...

[DX]

All the Hayden pics that've been posted recently have been hot :up: :heart:

[Hunter Rider]

http://i8.tinypic.com/8g3r8n9.jpg

[omid17]

^Fantastic shots. She has a beautiful face.
agreed

[The Apatow Crew]

So i guess i can't say something huh? but its all right for others to do the same thing.

[The Chairman]

^Fantastic shots. She has a beautiful face.

Her face is by far her best feature. Great body and smile, too.

[omid17]

Her face is by far her best feature. Great body and smile, too.:up:agreed

[Lobo]

Her face is by far her best feature. Great body and smile, too.

It's that smile, she could melt a mans heart with it

[Morg]

6 Minute clip of Hayden on The View

http://www.sendspace.com/file/hhwxvv

[Hunter Rider]

http://i7.tinypic.com/7yr166v.jpg

http://i2.tinypic.com/7xtvskp.jpg

[Two-Face]

*Sings "You're beautiful"*

[Dr Lee]

Aaaggh!

*Picks up shotgun and takes aim at Two-Face*

Stop with that infernal rubbish!

I HATE JAMES BLUNT!!!!!!

[omid17]

http://i7.tinypic.com/7yr166v.jpg

http://i2.tinypic.com/7xtvskp.jpg:wow::wow::heart::heart:

[Two-Face]

Aaaggh!

*Picks up shotgun and takes aim at Two-Face*

Stop with that infernal rubbish!

I HATE JAMES BLUNT!!!!!!



I only like that song cos Penettiere is really beautiful hence me singing other that I don't like Blunt's music that much.

[Morg]

http://img206.imagevenue.com/loc481/th_18351_hayden04sandino_122_481lo.jpg (http://img206.imagevenue.com/img.php?loc=loc481&image=18351_hayden04sandino_122_481lo.jpg)


http://img127.imagevenue.com/loc775/th_18876_hayden03sandino_122_775lo.jpg (http://img127.imagevenue.com/img.php?loc=loc775&image=18876_hayden03sandino_122_775lo.jpg)

http://img158.imagevenue.com/loc647/th_18491_hayden05sandino_122_647lo.jpg (http://img158.imagevenue.com/img.php?loc=loc647&image=18491_hayden05sandino_122_647lo.jpg)

http://img137.imagevenue.com/loc173/th_18382_hayden09sandino_122_173lo.jpg (http://img137.imagevenue.com/img.php?loc=loc173&image=18382_hayden09sandino_122_173lo.jpg)

http://img16.imagevenue.com/loc774/th_18864_hayden01sandino_122_774lo.jpg (http://img16.imagevenue.com/img.php?loc=loc774&image=18864_hayden01sandino_122_774lo.jpg)

[Eddie Brock]

http://www.thestayathomemother.com/sites/default/files/u3/lightbulb_idea_1.jpg

*scurries off*

[terry78]

Not the 'next Britney'
Teen actress Hayden Panettiere says no scandal, thanks -- she'll just be 'one of those boring girls'

November 27, 2007
BY BILL ZWECKER Sun-Times Columnist

No question, "Heroes" star Hayden Panettiere is one of the "it" girls these days. She's been the darling of the talk show circuit (before the writers' strike) and is gracing a number of magazine covers, including the new GQ in which she promises never to provide fodder for the paparazzi due to out-of-control behavior.

Panettiere, 18, pledges not to fall victim to addictions that would lead to rehab stints like those that Britney Spears or Lindsay Lohan have experienced.
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"I think I'm going to be one of those boring girls," the young actress is quoted as saying to GQ.

• uA source who works with Panettiere's management team confided to this column that though warned about being so blunt with GQ ("We were worried she was saying something that would come back to haunt her"), the star insisted there was "a method to her madness."

Panettiere reportedly has been saying she plans to frame several copies of the GQ story "and keep [the quotes] where I can see them every day. ... like my dressing rooms or bedroom."

According to Panettiere it will be her way to remind herself "to avoid becoming the next Britney."

[Morg]

http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/3006/haydenpanettierebikinihit2.th.jpg (http://img339.imageshack.us/my.php?image=haydenpanettierebikinihit2.jpg)

[Morg]

http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/3751/haydenpanettierebikinihku0.th.jpg (http://img339.imageshack.us/my.php?image=haydenpanettierebikinihku0.jpg)

[DX]

http://www.thestayathomemother.com/sites/default/files/u3/lightbulb_idea_1.jpg

*scurries off*
And what might that idea be? :ninja:

[Eddie Brock]

And what might that idea be? :ninja:
I shan't say!

In due time, my friend...in due time.

[DX]

I shan't say!

In due time, my friend...in due time.
Fair enough...:ninja:

[GL1]

Laws allow us to cut down massive amounts of rainforest, dooming our grandchildren to slow and painful suffocation... or at least, our grandchildren's lower class peers. I'm not sure "It's the law" is an arguement when it comes to the longevity of our planet's ecosystem.

(Neither is "Sharks it dolphins, so we can kill as many additional dolphins as is convenient.")

Which is why Hayden felt secure in breaking the laws in order to bring attention to it. Any further move by the Japanese brings more attention to the issue, which is what Hayden wants, and on that side, what she did is extremely smart.

But, that said, the nations and corporations of our planet are not prepared to sacrifice the things necessary to ensure our planet's longevity... which leaves mavericks like Hayden one of the few avenues of actually enacting change. As long as the main goal is saving money, the easiest answer will always be: Just kill the dolphins. Regardless of what good the action will or will not do.

[The Chairman]

http://i7.tinypic.com/7yr166v.jpg

http://i2.tinypic.com/7xtvskp.jpg

* sigh *

Here's a very lovely song that I would like to dedicate to Hayden. (http://h1.ripway.com/SinatraFan90/13_If_I_Had_You.ogg)

[Eddie Brock]

*tick, tock*

Still waiting for my plan to go into action...

[omid17]

http://img206.imagevenue.com/loc481/th_18351_hayden04sandino_122_481lo.jpg (http://img206.imagevenue.com/img.php?loc=loc481&image=18351_hayden04sandino_122_481lo.jpg)


http://img127.imagevenue.com/loc775/th_18876_hayden03sandino_122_775lo.jpg (http://img127.imagevenue.com/img.php?loc=loc775&image=18876_hayden03sandino_122_775lo.jpg)

http://img158.imagevenue.com/loc647/th_18491_hayden05sandino_122_647lo.jpg (http://img158.imagevenue.com/img.php?loc=loc647&image=18491_hayden05sandino_122_647lo.jpg)

http://img137.imagevenue.com/loc173/th_18382_hayden09sandino_122_173lo.jpg (http://img137.imagevenue.com/img.php?loc=loc173&image=18382_hayden09sandino_122_173lo.jpg)

http://img16.imagevenue.com/loc774/th_18864_hayden01sandino_122_774lo.jpg (http://img16.imagevenue.com/img.php?loc=loc774&image=18864_hayden01sandino_122_774lo.jpg):up::wow :

[The Chairman]

*tick, tock*

Still waiting for my plan to go into action...

What plan?

[Eddie Brock]

What plan?
:ninja:

[terry78]

Even the most meh girl looks decent in tall boots.

[Whirlysplat]

Is Hayden a dwarf?

[The Chairman]

I'm still waiting for Eddie to unviel his "plan."

[web-head5]

You DO realize that dolphins are the ocean's most widely acknowledged "humanitarians", actually saving people from shark attacks. They are also very high in intellect, sometimes being debated as 2nd only to humans, just above chimps.They're also delicious. :)

lol j/k





i want to hear what some of our Japanese posters have to say on the matter.

[VICTORVONDOOMX]

I don't know the details of this well, but I remember weeks ago when this was in the news, and the reports said that the fishermen started hitting Hayden et al with an oar. Battery is worse than disturbing a hunt (or whatever Hayden is being charged with).

No, disrupting someone's ability to earn their living is significantly worse than being jabbed with an oar. In a sensible world, there's not really even any comparison.

[Eddie Brock]

I'm still waiting for Eddie to unviel his "plan."
And I'm still waiting for an anonymous accomplice to help forward that 'plan.'

[The Chairman]

And I'm still waiting for an anonymous accomplice to help forward that 'plan.'

Is it someone we know?

[Mr. Socko]

Not the 'next Britney'
Teen actress Hayden Panettiere says no scandal, thanks -- she'll just be 'one of those boring girls'

November 27, 2007
BY BILL ZWECKER Sun-Times Columnist

No question, "Heroes" star Hayden Panettiere is one of the "it" girls these days. She's been the darling of the talk show circuit (before the writers' strike) and is gracing a number of magazine covers, including the new GQ in which she promises never to provide fodder for the paparazzi due to out-of-control behavior.

Panettiere, 18, pledges not to fall victim to addictions that would lead to rehab stints like those that Britney Spears or Lindsay Lohan have experienced.
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"I think I'm going to be one of those boring girls," the young actress is quoted as saying to GQ.

• uA source who works with Panettiere's management team confided to this column that though warned about being so blunt with GQ ("We were worried she was saying something that would come back to haunt her"), the star insisted there was "a method to her madness."

Panettiere reportedly has been saying she plans to frame several copies of the GQ story "and keep [the quotes] where I can see them every day. ... like my dressing rooms or bedroom."

According to Panettiere it will be her way to remind herself "to avoid becoming the next Britney."

That's good she's staying in the right direction. :up:

[Eddie Brock]

Is it someone we know?
To be honest, I don't even know who it's going to be yet.

And so the plot thickens! :ninja:

[The Chairman]

To be honest, I don't even know who it's going to be yet.

And so the plot thickens! :ninja:

Can it be me? After all, I'm kind of your boss.

[Eddie Brock]

Can it be me? After all, I'm kind of your boss.
Can you make moving avatars? :ninja:

And so a thread is revealed! :ninja:

[Hunter Rider]

Good to see Hayden is being smart.

[The Chairman]

Can you make moving avatars? :ninja:

And so a thread is revealed! :ninja:

Ha? What thread?

[Eddie Brock]

Ha? What thread?
Now, now...

I can't lay all the cards on the table. :ninja:

[The Chairman]

Good to see Hayden is being smart.

Agreed. I interviewed Hayden's brother at the Comic Con, and she said she has a good head on her shoulders because of being raised with positive morals and surrounding herself with good people.

[The Chairman]

Now, now...

I can't lay all the cards on the table. :ninja:

Can you PM me with the details. Perhaps I can be of...assistance?

[carrrnuttt]

No, disrupting someone's ability to earn their living is significantly worse than being jabbed with an oar. In a sensible world, there's not really even any comparison.

Being a drug dealer is also "earning a living". :whatever:

What they do is neither a necessity for the people of Japan, or for the "fishermen", who are all well-capable of regular fishing. As a matter of fact, it's been proven time and again that dolphin meat is causing a slow mercury poisoning of Japanese schoolchildren.

Whale hunting, ALSO a "tradition", was eventually outlawed in Japan, and they "survived". I am sure they can survive without dolphin meat. Then again, they are still hunting whales in international waters under the guise of "scientific research".

Speaking of tradition, they did not have powerful boats that are capable of running down dolphins not even 50 years ago. I'm ok with them continuing "tradition", if they go back to how they hunted dolphins a hundred years ago.

Oh, and the "poor" people of Taiji are about to build a 3-million-dollar dolphin-processing-plant. They sure are "hurting", aren't they?

To everyone else, I found this vid of that day: http://video.accesshollywood.com/player/?id=177410

^ The part where she cried is right after she got paddled by the "fishermen", and after watching the dolphins she was trying to protect die anyway.

[Whirlysplat]

Is Hayden a dwarf?

? Is she?

[Kahoot]

? Is she?
No, she's just quite short. Also, I believe the tearm "dwarf" is frowned about by PC people...

[Dr Lee]

F**k the PC people

[terry78]

Agreed. I interviewed Hayden's brother at the Comic Con, and she said she has a good head on her shoulders because of being raised with positive morals and surrounding herself with good people.

Unfortunately, those are the ones that peers always try their best to change, so they can say they finally broke them. Hopefully she maintains though.

[Whirlysplat]

No, she's just quite short. Also, I believe the tearm "dwarf" is frowned about by PC people...

She is 4ft 10"??

Why is the term dwarf frowned upon. Lord of the rings and many other works of literature discuss Haydens people.

[Kahoot]

She is 4ft 10"??

Why is the term dwarf frowned upon. Lord of the rings and many other works of literature discuss Haydens people.
She's 5'1" or 5'2"


They are fantasy creatures, they aren't real... Just like Hobbits, Elfs and Dragons aren't real.

[Whirlysplat]

She's 5'1" or 5'2"


They are fantasy creatures, they aren't real... Just like Hobbits, Elfs and Dragons aren't real.

She says she's 5'1" like Tom Cruise says he is 5'7" We know they are both much shorter.

That's what the Dwarves, Elves etc want you to believe. I have a Leprechaun in my road.

[Hunter Rider]

http://i10.tinypic.com/89t1csw.jpg

http://i8.tinypic.com/72k5i6g.jpg

http://i3.tinypic.com/6ln3882.jpg

http://i6.tinypic.com/6kor0ow.jpg

[terry78]

What girl sleeps in high heels? *snort* That photographer was WAY off. Geez, what a dork.

[Eddie Brock]

What girl sleeps in high heels? *snort* That photographer was WAY off. Geez, what a dork.
He knew BL had a foot fetish. :o

[The Chairman]

She says she's 5'1" like Tom Cruise says he is 5'7" We know they are both much shorter.

That's what the Dwarves, Elves etc want you to believe. I have a Leprechaun in my road.

She's not under 4'11 and more likely 5'. I actually stood next to her.

[omid17]

http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z277/venomwithin/kxhv5hsbogimage0018yf2.jpg
http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z277/venomwithin/fqjquunuc3image0010gv6.jpg
http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z277/venomwithin/jbs0tnqatpimage0003nd5.jpg

[DV8]

I'm sure this has pry been posted before but GODDAM!

http://www.heroesfanatic.com/images/gallery/hayden-panettiere-cowgirl_315x473.jpg

[Morg]

http://img121.imagevenue.com/loc859/th_95370_hayden01sandino_122_859lo.jpg (http://img121.imagevenue.com/img.php?loc=loc859&image=95370_hayden01sandino_122_859lo.jpg)

http://img183.imagevenue.com/loc507/th_95836_hayden17sandino_122_507lo.jpg (http://img183.imagevenue.com/img.php?loc=loc507&image=95836_hayden17sandino_122_507lo.jpg)


http://img190.imagevenue.com/loc47/th_95670_hayden12sandino_122_47lo.jpg (http://img190.imagevenue.com/img.php?loc=loc47&image=95670_hayden12sandino_122_47lo.jpg)

[The Squirrel]

http://i8.tinypic.com/72k5i6g.jpg


:wow: :wow: :wow: :wow:

[Kahoot]

What girl sleeps in high heels? *snort* That photographer was WAY off. Geez, what a dork.
I have no idea what you are talking about, all of the girls I've slept with wore high heels to bed...:oldrazz: Sarcasum is great.

[Eddie Brock]

Avatar! :woot:

[Morg]

Mine's better :p

[Lobo]

No, she's just quite short. Also, I believe the tearm "dwarf" is frowned about by PC people...

actually dwarf is the correct term midget is frowned upon and little person is tolerable

[Orko Is King]

actually dwarf is the correct term midget is frowned upon and little person is tolerable

Actually they prefer "Oh, yes you are!".

[VICTORVONDOOMX]

So, you are comparing fishing to drug dealing... and rolling your eyes at me with that insight?

And then you're saying that because the plant cost $3 mill, the people are loaded? Wow, I better tell all the meth heads and illegal labor down the road how well off they are working in that $5 million dollor chicken butching plant. They'll be glad to hear it. Stick to watching TV, 'cause thinking's too much for you.

[neemer5]

So, you are comparing fishing to drug dealing... and rolling your eyes at me with that insight?

And then you're saying that because the plant cost $3 mill, the people are loaded? Wow, I better tell all the meth heads and illegal labor down the road how well off they are working in that $5 million dollor chicken butching plant. They'll be glad to hear it. Stick to watching TV, 'cause thinking's too much for you.

I think that people are forgetting that dolphin hunting is LEGAL. The point is that this issue should be taken to the government, not the fishermen.

The Japanese government is a democracy, however, and they represent the opinions of the people. The majority of the people in Japan don't have an issue with hunting dolphins.

To take a social darwinistic stance and impose our beliefs on an entire, fully progressed population is both hypocritical and more immoral than killing dolphins (controlled endangered whale hunts to preserve Native American traditions are legal in the U.S., for example). Some people think that their opinions are the only valid ones, when in fact the Japanese have theirs, and we have to respect it, just as we'd ask for ours to be respected.

Television, especially those barely-a-notch-up from tabloid sensationalist crapshows like ET and Access Hollywood are eating this up, and people are buying it.

I wouldn't eat a dolphin, either, but the fact is that the best way to get the Japanese to change is through education and encouragement, not confrontation from foreigners... who the heck would respond to that? It's a slower process, but the transition is easier. Creating viable alternatives (importing beef is not one of them) would also help.

[neemer5]

So, you are comparing fishing to drug dealing... and rolling your eyes at me with that insight?

And then you're saying that because the plant cost $3 mill, the people are loaded? Wow, I better tell all the meth heads and illegal labor down the road how well off they are working in that $5 million dollor chicken butching plant. They'll be glad to hear it. Stick to watching TV, 'cause thinking's too much for you.

I think that people are forgetting that dolphin hunting is LEGAL. The point is that this issue should be taken to the government, not the fishermen.

The Japanese government is a democracy, however, and they represent the opinions of the people. The majority of the people in Japan don't have an issue with hunting dolphins.

To take a social darwinistic stance and impose our beliefs on an entire, fully progressed population is both hypocritical and more immoral than killing dolphins (controlled endangered whale hunts to preserve Native American traditions are legal in the U.S., for example).

Television, especially those barely-a-notch-up from tabloid sensationalist crapshows like ET and Access Hollywood are eating this up, and people are buying it.

I wouldn't eat a dolphin, either, but the fact is that the best way to get the Japanese to change is through education and encouragement, not confrontation from foreigners... who the heck would respond to that? It's a slower process, but the transition is easier. Creating viable alternatives (importing beef is not one of them) would also help.

[carrrnuttt]

So, you are comparing fishing to drug dealing... and rolling your eyes at me with that insight?

And then you're saying that because the plant cost $3 mill, the people are loaded? Wow, I better tell all the meth heads and illegal labor down the road how well off they are working in that $5 million dollor chicken butching plant. They'll be glad to hear it. Stick to watching TV, 'cause thinking's too much for you.

BAHAHAHA. :woot:

The person espousing a thinking man's approach to this situation, as opposed to the one giving up at "it's tradition" is the one that's having a hard time thinking now?

Rich. Very rich. And entertaining. :up:

How about I just enumerate this for you, since I'm such a "simpleton":

If they have 3 million dollars to invest in a plant for processing dolphins, they have 3 million dollars to invest in fisheries, and/or more conventional fishing equipment. No matter which way you slice it (pun not intended), conventional fishing is inherently more profitable than dolphin fishing ever will. This leads me to the point that completely blew over your head, o ye "thinker":
Hampering these narrow-minded, one-tracked people (Remind you of anybody? Go look in the mirror.) from catching dolphins, in no way "hampers them from earning a living", just as stopping a drug dealer does not keep him from making a living either. There's a further similarity, in that [Japanese] schoolchildren won't get slowly poisoned by an unnatural foreign substance any longer. In dolphin meat's case, it's mercury.
You and neemer5 act like this us against the Japanese people. It's not. Did you guys not read the former dolphin "fisherman" who is now openly trying to stop the massacres? It's mostly this town that has known no other trade other than dolphin meat (here's where narrow minded comes in), and the government that is stubborn about "tradition".
Funny thing about "tradition" is that "traditionally", the dolphin "fishermen" of Japan have never had the fast boats that now gives them the ability to round-up and slaughter dolphins by the thousands in one session. If it's really about tradition, do it traditionally, and keep the balance that has been kept on the islands for centuries, and which modern technology now has upset. Same thing happened with whale hunters, once they found mechanical ships with high-powered harpoons. And look what happened. Whales all of a sudden became an endangered species."THINK" about that.

















Then again, you probably won't. :dry:

[Superfreak]

I think that people are forgetting that dolphin hunting is LEGAL. The point is that this issue should be taken to the government, not the fishermen.

The Japanese government is a democracy, however, and they represent the opinions of the people. The majority of the people in Japan don't have an issue with hunting dolphins.

To take a social darwinistic stance and impose our beliefs on an entire, fully progressed population is both hypocritical and more immoral than killing dolphins (controlled endangered whale hunts to preserve Native American traditions are legal in the U.S., for example).

Television, especially those barely-a-notch-up from tabloid sensationalist crapshows like ET and Access Hollywood are eating this up, and people are buying it.

I wouldn't eat a dolphin, either, but the fact is that the best way to get the Japanese to change is through education and encouragement, not confrontation from foreigners... who the heck would respond to that? It's a slower process, but the transition is easier. Creating viable alternatives (importing beef is not one of them) would also help.


check out my earlier post: it's called extra territoriality... and it is wrong

[Morg]

http://img205.imageshack.us/img205/4810/nerblehaydenpanettiere0ni4.th.jpg (http://img205.imageshack.us/my.php?image=nerblehaydenpanettiere0ni4.jpg)

[neemer5]

check out my earlier post: it's called extra territoriality... and it is wrong

You brought some very interesting points. I had actually did some research after I read that post of yours. I learned that if you do some digging, it turns out to be a lot more complicated than people think.

:up:

[Hunter Rider]

http://img444.imageshack.us/img444/8200/haypanettiere0515070137by7.jpg

[VICTORVONDOOMX]

The person espousing a thinking man's approach to this situation, as opposed to the one giving up at "it's tradition" is the one that's having a hard time thinking now?

Rich. Very rich. And entertaining. :up:

How about I just enumerate this for you, since I'm such a "simpleton":



I believe that those fishermen have the RIGHT to do as the traditions and lifestyle of THEIR country dictate and that all of the wonderfully enlightened foriegners to their shores need to mind their own business.

I agree with you; your attitude and your understanding do, in fact, scream simpleton.

As demonstrated above, I never merely said "It's a tradition" and threw up my hands. That is the argument you wanted to get out of that because you could grasp it. What I was saying there was that it's none of our business.

If you want to change Japanese law and tradition, go be a citizen.

I would be offended by some smarmy know-it-all like you dictating from a foriegn country what to do in America. I won't dissect your childish statements point by point because this little disagreement has gone on long enough. Suffice to say that your lack of respect for other peoples and cultures, much less soveriegnty, is as glaring as your lack of ability to grasp financial nuance.