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Belly Girl - No explaination needed
Notlight - The stoplight in the old camera that would cycle but no one ever stopped for it
Keg Party Guys - Media types who lived near the old webcam site
Farik Sinatra - mullah who sings the prayers. Also know as the Cat Strangler.
Strangling cats - prayers sung over a loudspeaker
HagCam - Lindsay Hilsum reporting over the MSNBC cam.
BagCam - webcam in Baghdad
Pretty Boy/Mr. Chicken - Richard Engle, ABC News
Ollie Alert - Ollie North on Fox News
Baghdad Bob/BagBob - Iraqi Disinformation Minister.
Combover - the Iraqi UN spokesman
BagdadPeter/benedict arnett - Peter Arnett
Lara Loon/34D Lara - Lara Logan
BagWind - that is open for interpretation
Mediots - Reporters that ask stupid questions
Achmed/Achmed Villa The-Tool-Man Taylor
Dr. Bob Alerts! - Bob Arnet from MSNBC
Major Bob - Bob Bevelacqa
Sandy - the dog that would bark constantly during raidsBomb signal - Car alarms would go off if the bomb was close enough, sometimes before the exposion was heard.
Achmed Vila and Norm Habib co-hosted "This Old Bunker" marathon last weekend.
"Phallics gone wild" AKA "Viagra Mosque"
"Minister of Wishful Thinking." - Iraqi Disinformation Minister.
yo-yo geraldo - Geraldo Rivera
the Hands of Victory - Will now be known as Fallen Arches
Baghdad King - Scott Ritter
a very dark place - Where the peaceniks stick their heads
Six Flags Baghdad - Saddam Place
Baghdad Bob's House of Illusion

Well, of course, we've got to add the cast of "This Old Mosque": Abdul Vila, Norm Habib and the new guy, Sahib Thomas...
And Enrico Palazzo (the loud Italian/Spanish guy on the NTV BagCam with the operatic voice - if you can't catch the reference, think "Naked Gun")...
And Barf the Iraqi dog...
And car alarms.

And a Special Note to ...
David Bloom and Michael Kelly - who's outstanding reporting will never be forgotten ... Rest in Peace and may God Bless them and thier loved ones

The German journalist is Christian Liebig, reporter for the most-read German weekly magazine FOCUS (focus.de). A kind of TIME magazine. Last week, he celebrated his 35th birthday among his "new friends" - how he called the US troops...

Spain - Spanish journalist Julio Anguita Parrado of the newspaper El Mundo was killed Monday in Iraq while traveling with U.S. forces, the Defense Ministry and the newspaper said.