Unfortunately, this was not surprising.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2012...d-prison-putin

Link does not work for me.

I know the story you're referring to. It was no shock.

It doesnt work for me either.

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Thank you Silas...I remember reading the story about that now...I was trying to work out the banned word from WAP...***** DUH haha

Oops sorry guys I have no idea why it doesn't work, at the website the story is still there? Oh I know why I just copied the link and saw that WAP really did censore their band name in the link!!!!! AHAHAHA. Great.

The posse of Nuns are knitting balaclavas as we speak.
We're not going to send them to Putin - we think that's a bit naff.
Next week there will be a group of us wearing them in Church as an awareness-raiser, and we'll sell the extras after Church to raise funds for Amnesty.
Sr Veronica, who has arthritis, and does not knit, is going to screen-print some colourful posters for the balaclava stall.
The yarn for the balaclavas is coming from unravelled hand-knitted jumpers, donated to the Saint Vincent de Paul society, ones that are too shabby to resell.
I'm the chief unraveller, and the yarn has to be washed to straighten it ready for re-knitting.

Activism, Solidarity fundraising, creativity, and recycling all at the same time! I love it!

Originally Posted by Silas Sydenham

The posse of Nuns are knitting balaclavas as we speak.
We're not going to send them to Putin - we think that's a bit naff.
Next week there will be a group of us wearing them in Church as an awareness-raiser, and we'll sell the extras after Church to raise funds for Amnesty.
Sr Veronica, who has arthritis, and does not knit, is going to screen-print some colourful posters for the balaclava stall.
The yarn for the balaclavas is coming from unravelled hand-knitted jumpers, donated to the Saint Vincent de Paul society, ones that are too shabby to resell.
I'm the chief unraveller, and the yarn has to be washed to straighten it ready for re-knitting.

Activism, Solidarity fundraising, creativity, and recycling all at the same time! I love it!

This sounds great! !! And i especially love the bit about Sr Veronica screen printing.........Fabulous! Good luck with it all

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Originally Posted by habbaspilaw1

All the posse about Nuns really are sewing balaclavas these days.
We will not likely preparing to dispatch the property to Putin - everyone think that this is a amount naff.
Wednesday you'll see several u . s . making use of individuals for House of worship as being a definite awareness-raiser, and additionally you will distribute all the receive subsequently after House of worship to improve financial resources just for Amnesty.
Sr Veronica, who has got inflammation of the joints, and additionally doesn't necessarily knit, can screen-print a lot of vibrant posters for those balaclava not function.
All the wool for those balaclavas is normally because of unravelled hand-knitted jumpers, donated to Saint Vincent de Paul population, your who are likewise shabby to make sure you resale.
We're the main unraveller, and therefore the wool is to be rinsed to make sure you straighten the software in a position just for re-knitting.

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... err ... Hello? ??

Have you used googletranslate to put my words into yiddish, and then back into English? If so, to what end?

However, thankyou for reading my post, and the day after tomorrow is the day of the balaclavas in Church action. I doubt that it will feature on FoxNews, but it just might make the last page of The Tablet.