NOT!





LANGSTRAND, Namibia - Half of Namibians voting in an informal radio survey believe the day Angelina Jolie gives birth should be declared a national holiday, an honour usually reserved for kings, queens and national heroes.
“We have a tie, it’s 50-50,� the DJ for popular local radio station Radio Wave announced on Tuesday after listeners were asked whether the “Brangelina� baby should be accorded the honour. She said voting was still going on.
Hollywood stars Jolie and Brad Pitt sparked an international media frenzy when they arrived in Namibia with her two adopted children to have their first child.


But while residents of the southern African country have so far been unfazed by the visit, local media is now getting into the act, with the daily Namib Times speculating that the baby might arrive at the weekend or early next week. Jolie’s due date had been reported to be May 18.
The couple have remained almost invisible in their beach resort in the tiny village of Langstrand on the country’s desert coastline, shielded by tight security.
Green cloth screens mask the beach resort where they are staying, while pepper-spraying bodyguards and undercover police have made it almost impossible to get close.

mi blouse and skirt...
blktrainers

in keeping with Soulstarr's sentiments...

Kiss Mi Foot!!! :?

***Smacks forehead***

Oh ye gods, please deliver us from stupidity.

"informal radio survey"?



what does that mean.......a bunch of young kids(less than 100 proabably)who listen to a radio station and have landline phones called in and said something and now it has any kind of validity?





how many people are in Namibia?



this is bogus story...they ask some young westernized kids a question about famous WELL KNOWN american movie star and then use the results of this "survey" to say what Namibians feel?



this is WACK!!!!!!!!