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Dennis and his mother attend the wedding celebration of his cousin, a small, awkward, unattractive man who has just married a woman that he met in Thailand. He tells Dennis that the women there are easier to talk to, and it’s easier for a man to find the woman that he has been waiting for. Dennis tells his mother he is leaving for a bodybuilding competition in Germany, and instead plans a trip to Thailand to meet with the man that his cousin says introduced him to his new wife.
When Dennis arrives in Thailand, he discovers that his cousin was possibly referring to a different type of woman than what Dennis is looking for. As he walks down the street, he has to swat the women off of him; they beckon from just outside their strip clubs and whorehouses. Dennis meets with the man who set his cousin up with his wife, and is set up with a prostitute. Dennis takes her back to his hotel room, but is so uncomfortable that he asks the woman to leave.

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Who Will Survive The TEXAS FRIGHTMARE WEEKEND 2012 & What Will Be Left Of Them?
This weekend, the southwest’s premiere horror convention opens it’s doors in a new location near Dallas, Texas!
Not only does Texas Frightmare Weekend have one of the finest line-ups of guests in the horror con world, they also have a screening schedule to die for! Among the films being screened at this year’s TFW are The Huff, The Victim, Father’s Day, Jacob, Strippers Vs. Werewolves, Abraham Lincoln Vs. Zombies, and more! Including a secret screening that sounds like it comes from the ever popular Sushi Typhoon school of filmmaking. Many of these screenings will include Q & A’s following the films and autograph sessions, and opportunities to meet some of your favorite horror film stars.

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Feuer’s spacious stand accommodated its visitors with an intriguing set of reflective paintings on paper by 32-year-old New Yorker Kianja Strobert ($4,000 each). Also on the walls were lace paintings by Mark Flood and a new horizontal scroll by emerging gallery star Dasha Shishkin ($23,000). It looks at first like an innocent pink cartoon but on closer inspection reveals an epic orgy of half-human/half-animal nudes. Strike up a win for bestiality!
L.A.’s Rubenstein brought a single-artist focus to his busy booth, hung with photographs by Zoe Crosher, who was also soloing in the biennial (on view through August). Crosher has obsessively re-photographed and newly framed an archive of self-portraits by an obscure L.A. call girl named Michelle DuBois and is definitely a comer. Rubenstein sold half his stock in Dallas, priced from $15,000 to $75,000, while curator Eva Respini picked out a few images for inclusion for her next “New Photography” show at the Museum of Modern Art, opening in October.

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Still, this was just a kick-off party for a pool — ahem — poule. I didn’t need a suit yet, just a white dress, since we were mostly standing around worshiping the pool, toasting its inevitable influence over our summer.
The unofficial kick-off party for Dallas’ other cherished pools took form in conversation all weekend. First, in an agreement to make a long country drive to sit idly by a shaded one, followed by an impromptu Sunday brunch decision to at least dip our toes in a mid-century kidney bean of a thing.
The Greek baths were extremely varied. Some were designed for families, some were the mainstay of political heads of state, others the aquatic sanctuary of philosophers, artists and the occasional courtesan. So, Dallas, don’t feel bad for taking your pools so seriously. There is a storied history related to these man-made altars of skin, frivolity and hydration. Find your place in it, even if you just end up next to some bro.

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WASHINGTON (AP) – The director of the Secret Service, Mark Sullivan, could have retired from government nearly 10 years ago and avoided the scandals of the White House gate crashers and, more recently, the one involving a dozen agents, officers and supervisors implicated in a prostitution case.
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But in Washington, where there is deep respect for the office of the presidency – even among critics of President Barack Obama – there has been a general reluctance to harshly criticize the agency that quietly keeps the president and his family safe from harm. In another response to the prostitution scandal, Sullivan late Friday announced new conduct rules for its agents to prohibit them from drinking excessively, visiting disreputable establishments while traveling or bringing foreigners to their hotel rooms. Sullivan urged agents and other employees to “consider your conduct through the lens of the past several weeks.”
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The prostitute scandal is not the first time Sullivan has found himself in the hot seat.

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… Khloe put on a brave face and prayed that a new beginning in Dallas would be good for their marriage. Sadly things have only gotten worse. Lamar is super depressed and Khloe is really having trouble handling his emotional issues,” a source told Star Magazine.
Odom’s depression was likely triggered after his trade from the Lakers to the Dallas Mavericks on Dec. 11, and in conjunction with Khloe’s ongoing struggles to conceive, the couple is said to be stressed and headed towards a divorce.
“Lamar is getting tired of her obsessing over [having a baby]. They’re only intimate now when they schedule sex,” the source said.
Initial claims about troubles in the couple’s marriage began in January when it was reported that Kardashian was furious after reports surfaced that Odom had engaged in a sleazy night out at a Washington D.C. strip club.

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Stephen Dunn/Getty Images Bruce Arena’s Los Angeles Galaxy, for what it’s worth, can consider themselves a very lucky team.A disappointing performance offensively was counterbalanced by stoppage-time heroics from the unlikeliest of sources: Pat Noonan, who opened his scoring account and salvaged a 1-1 draw for the Galaxy against Schellas Hyndman’s FC Dallas at the Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif.Here are six things we learned from this match. And they are big ones.
1. Don’t Let Someone Other Than Landon Convert Penalty Kicks for LA
I can’t believe that Bruce Arena can’t kick his gambling habits. Bruce, listen to me. Your penalty taker is the captain. It has always been the captain. Why Arena let Robbie Keane take the penalty instead of Landon Donovan is beyond me.
But that failed conversion in the 49th minute essentially lost the match for an LA side that couldn’t score in a brothel if they tried.

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The retiring democrat tells the Hill he is very disappointed that President Obama is not keeping his campaign promise to let state laws determine medical use and distribution of the drug.
Quote — “I think it’s bad politics and bad policy…It’s a grave mistake.”
Funny Business
And finally, at first the country of Colombia laughed off the U.S. Secret Service prostitution scandal.
But now that the country is being associated with the sex industry, the jokes are over.
The BBC reports after a low budget U.S. airline featured a promotion for Cartagena flights offering more bang for your buck with Secret Service imagery, Colombian officials were not amused.
Quote — “The fault lies with the U.S. Secret Service. Prostitution exists everywhere…so don’t come and tell us it’s only Cartagena.” Now, officials are demanding an apology there from President Obama.

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AP source: Secret Service tightens conduct policy
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By ALICIA A. CALDWELL and LAURIE KELLMAN
Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) – Seeking to recover from a prostitution scandal, the Secret Service is barring agents from taking foreign nationals back to their hotel rooms, visiting “non-reputable” establishments and drinking alcohol within 10 hours of going on duty.
An official briefed on the code of conduct changes says officers will also be instructed to drink only moderately. The official spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss the changes that have not yet been announced.
The changes come about two weeks after a prostitution scandal erupted at a hotel in Cartagena, Colombia, where officers were staying in advance of President Barack Obama’s arrival for a South American summit.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano told a Senate panel this week that the incident appeared to be isolated.

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