This Pirate Won't Loot the Food

Each time that Keira Knightley doesn't eat, a plate of clumpy rice is donated to starving children across the world:

These two little troublemakers even got to eat something besides clumpy rice inside the shelter:

GOD BLESS THE STARVING RICH.

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oh no you didn't!

Submitted by liza on 12 August 2006 - 10:18pm.

oh man!

you went there. you totally went there!

you know, it's weird but i had a sociology professor say once that only in the US would the poor people be fat and the rich people emaciated.

why the f*ck? what is that all about?

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I was surfing on the net,

Submitted by Soylent Green (not verified) on 14 August 2006 - 9:04am.

I was surfing on the net, and found your site. I like your articles

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