Rock and Roll Caravan proudly presents Rip Weekend with Steve Carlson featuring Christian Kane
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Io non so come ringraziare Chris_Numb per averci mandato questi splendidi wallpapers! Sono SPETTACOLARI!
Le ho chiesto il permesso di pubblicarli nella gallery e renderli così disponibili per tutti.
RINGRAZIAMOLA TUTTI INSIEME PER QUESTE MERAVIGLIE!
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ps: se fate girare i wallpaper, ricordatevi di creditare l’autrice, grazie!
… Top 5 Duets:
K. Glen Hansard/Marketa Irglova
… “Falling Slowly”
N. Brad Paisley/Allison Krauss
“Whiskey Lullaby”
K. Don Henley/Stevie Nicks
“Leather and Lace”
N. Tom Petty/Stevie Nicks
“Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around”
K & N. Waylon Jennings/Willie Nelson
“Luckenbach TX”
Actresses I’ve worked with:
Brittany Murphy
Angelina Jolie
Beth Grant
Beth Reisgraf
Gina Bellman
Things you miss when ur on the road:
My bed
The touch of a woman
My Knives (kitchen in general)
Being naked in my own house
My Playstation/Xbox
Christian è presente al 76 posto della classifica.
Tralasciando il fatto che, secondo me, è una classifica fatta da chi soffre di qualche malattia agli occhi, vi invito a scorrerla cliccando qui sotto.
The National Finals Rodeo is finally in town and Pinto Ranch is celebrating with a kickoff party at their store inside the fashion show mall and find out about Christian Kane’s new country music project.
Thanks to Nadine for the heads up <3
There are a few words I don’t like to throw around — and badass is one of them.
Television is full of men and women with varied skills, some of which warrant the distinction of being “badass,” but I feel as though TV characters who encompass all the qualities worthy of the term are few and far between. Without a doubt, Leverage’s Eliot Spencer (Christian Kane) is one of them. You need only watch last night’s episode as proof.
The episode, which marked the show’s return from hiatus, centered around the team infiltrating a world of secret societies to crack a case about missing homeless veterans. As part of their mission, Eliot found himself enlisted in an experiment that was advertised as a study in how to cure PTSD. But after getting inside, he came to realize that they weren’t trying to cure PTSD, they were trying to cause it.
At night, while in captivity, Eliot and the rest of the participants were subjected to incessant loud rock music. Sometimes they were put in below-freezing temperatures. But the real mind-breaker was the interrogation sessions. Each man was given a word at the beginning of the experiment and the goal was to go as long as they could without telling their captors the word. For each day they were successful, they earned $100.
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