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Separated at Birth

This is a picture of Egypt’s intelligence chief Omar Suleiman (L) and Israeli Defense minister Shaul Mofaz.

If you give Mofaz a moustache and platform shoes, those two will practically look like twins.

August 31, 2005 | Aussie Dave | Comments

New Israellycool Podcast Website

Introducing the all new Israellycool Podcast site:
http://israellycool.libsyn.org/

As you can see, I have added pictures to the podcast entries, and added more show-related links. I have also gone back and improved the sound quality of some of the previous podcasts, especially the infamous show #3.

I am in the process of purchasing a domain for this site. [...]

August 31, 2005 | Aussie Dave | Comments

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