is he always wearing combat boots because he’s hiding in some 2″ lifts inside ‘em? he gives a new meaning to guys having +2′s, shorty shortster with the napolean complex.

How many black dudes is Kaden gonna rusty trombone at LAX tonight?

the man never has another human in the image with him? he has to buy toys to compensate for his insecurity? his greg probably doesn’t work after abusing steroids? He spent all his life covering up his external life- terrified to look inside hismelf and see what is really there? so……yup, i think the dude puts his camera on a tripod and clicks away and sends his images to WNM – world narcissism magazine. each month they send him a copy and he thinks the world is looking at him.

Nik is like 5’2″ and he wears a size six shoe and size small golf glove, Does that mean anything?

A Gold Coast loan shark, fined $270,000 for lending money at interest rates of more than 200 percent, gloated as he left court yesterday that he did not have to pay a cent back to his victims.

Tim Ward, who runs Shark Financial Services in Surfers Paradise, also has been banned for life from Queensland�s credit industry.

As he walked from the Supreme Court in Brisbane, a smiling Ward said he was happy with the result.

�They were suing me for over $500,000. They didn�t even get to half that and the interesting thing is that, as far as restitution, there were no orders made, so they don�t get one cent back.�

Supreme Court Justice Brian Ambrose yesterday found that Ward, 37, knowingly and deliberately breached Queensland�s Consumer Credit Code by offering personal loans to �foolish and impoverished� battlers under the guise of legitimate business loans.

�I am satisfied that Shark has repeatedly engaged in unjust conduct�he should be prohibited from providing further consumer credit,� he said.

Ward, a former New Zealand street kid, reportedly dubbed �shark� because of his prowess with a pool cue, lent money on the Gold Coast at annual interest rates of 156-208 per cent.

Ina five-day civil trial in April and May, brought by Queensland�s Department of Fair Trading, the court was told Ward only allowed principal loan repayments in $500 lump sums and threatened loan defaulters with
�serious violence� if they missed compulsory weekly interest-only payments.

In September 1998, a police sting codenamed Operation Hibiscus caught Ward on tape discussing �cutting up� a mother and daughter, breaking hands with a rolling pin, and threatening someone with a baseball bat.

In May, Walter Sofronoff, QC, for the Department of Fair Trading, called on the court to ban Ward from the state�s credit industry, fine him $500,000 and order he repay about $120,000 in excess interest taken from 32 clients. Justice Ambrose yesterday said the state could not seek relief on behalf of borrowers and refused to order the