Every time you left me behind All these tears are no longer mine Because you took it all away and Take my tears they say a lot since you're the one who put them there When I needed you the most you were, nowhere to be found. But I still hung on just hoping for my love to come around.
Every time you left me behind All these tears are no longer mine because you took it all away and When I needed you the most you were, nowhere to be found But I still hung on just hoping for my love to come around. Compartilhar no Facebook Compartilhar no Twitter.
Paralyze Tila Tequila. Nos avise. Legendado por Jessica. Viu algum erro? Recomendar Twitter. Posts relacionados. Playlists relacionadas. Bobby got his first look at Tila's bedroom as the screen faded to black. As tacky as this kind of show is, I couldn't help but find Tila charming.
It was also finale night on The Biggest Loser , which took on more of an us-against-them tone this season. There was a long recap of all the hard work that went into all the losing, and then an introduction of the eliminated competitors, most of whom lost over pounds.
Neil was naturally asked about his water-loading that sabotaged a teammate, and he hemmed and hawed but didn't disavow it. Neil ended up losing over pounds, but even that wasn't enough to make him the biggest loser by percentage of beginning weight.
That honor went to Jim, whose twin Bill was one of the final four. The final four all made visits home, where they basked in the love and support of amazed family. The weigh-in for the finalists seemed like a foregone conclusion after Neil left, and so it proved to be: Bill kept up the momentum at home and lost 49 percent of his body weight, taking home the grand prize.
He now wears pants with a inch waist, the size I used to wear before, um, I started watching all this TV. The Biggest Loser takes just a Christmas break before returning January 1 with its couples format. An old friend of Denny's was upset because his environmentalist organization "Greenpeople" had put the firm on retainer after Denny had told them the firm was green, when it really isn't.
An infuriated Denny shot the guy with a non-biodegradable paint ball gun. The client decided to sue the firm for fraud, asking for all their fees back plus punitive damages. Carl told Denny that the firm can't be seen as non-green. Clarence told Alan the bank foreclosed on his house -- the rising adjustable rate got him. Jerry got a card from Leigh, saying he got dumped for an iPhone. During conference, Denny issued a weak apology for the paint ball incident, and the guy from Greenpeople was embarrassed by the non-green nature of the firm's office.
Denny shot him with an air gun, ending matters again. A bank officer told Alan that he was upset that Clarence was losing his home. Alan chewed the bank out with customers listening uncomfortably, but another officer said banks were getting hurt by the mortgage crisis too. The bank brought in oily Melvin Palmer to argue the case. Katie told Jerry that Leigh was always crazy and he was better off without her.
Palmer couldn't believe Clarence, a lawyer, didn't understand what he was signing. Carl called Lorraine in for a meeting where he said he won't fire her, since the firm has all sorts of miscreants on its payroll, but he said if her past career gets out, they might reconsider. Katie said in court that Greenpeople and its lawyer were less "green" than they were billing themselves as.
Palmer told Alan that the fact that interest rates were going up was not the bank's fault; Clarence made a deal that he now wanted to weasel out of. Alan wondered out loud how the bank would defend itself in a trial, since no one likes them.
Denny received a physical where he was told he now has mild cognitive impairment, which could lead to Alzheimer's before long. At closing argument, Carl said it's hard to know how to help the environment because so much advice conflicts. Katie told Jerry he needed to start trying to date women who aren't disturbed. Palmer told Alan he was ready to make a deal: if Clarence came in with his back payments, all would be forgiven. Alan asked for more time to pay, and a better interest rate.
The bank officer ordered Palmer to cut a deal. The jury found in favor of the firm on the anti-environment charge. At the Christmas party, Lorraine planted a kiss on Jerry under the mistletoe, which emboldened him to ask Katie to dance. On the balcony, Denny told Alan he was determined to live life to the fullest while he could. A Christmas caroler told the story of her and her group being set upon by gang members who didn't like their red outfits.
Sean told Christian and Julia that he wanted to have an old fashioned Christmas since they were all together. Sean got a phone call saying Matt had been burned in a drug-related fire. Julia was upset the guys hadn't told her about Matt's drug use. Matt regained consciousness and got chewed out by his mother; Matt said he was depressed about losing his girlfriend and baby.
Sean told Matt he wasn't welcome to join them at Christmas. Sean saw a patient, a store Santa, who had major scarring on his face from a gunshot from a little boy.
The man said he didn't want to press charges because the kid had had it rough enough without Santa coming after him. Christian and Julia were in bed again, with Julia worried about sneaking around on Sean. Christian said they should tell him, and Sean came in at that moment. Sean invited Christian out for a Christmas tree while Julia hid in a closet. Sean phoned Julia and her phone rang next to the bed. Sean didn't get the message and left for the tree on his own.
Julia said she was going to try to reason with Kimber, and Christian came along. Sean worked on the Santa's face while the carolers sang in the lobby, irritating Liz. Matt got a visit from Rachel, a burn rehabilitation counselor who had been badly wounded in a suicide bombing in Israel. She claimed to feel lucky to be alive, which surprised Matt. Christian and Julia arrived at Ram's porno Christmas party for a talk with Kimber, who taunted them by saying Ram would legally adopt baby Jenna.
Eden made a fruitcake for Julia as a "peace offering," but appeared to put a mysterious ingredient in it. Matt was told Kimber wasn't going to get the baby back. While Christian and Julia were not optimistic, Rachel urged him to fight for himself. Christian offered his services to Rachel, but she said she didn't want to give up her burn scars as they were an example to others. Julia appeared to be getting lightheaded as she, Christian, and Sean exchanged gifts. Sean saw how Christian and Julia were interacting and he realized they were having sex.
Christian told an upset Sean they were in love. Christian told Sean he would stop seeing Julia if it meant so much to him.
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