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sensei ke...?
hari ini must be a better day
oklah previous entry agak over jugakle aku mengamuk..admitted... aku bengang... tapi if i want to pick all the small fights and expect to win.. mak aih... stressnya la hidup... kan?breathe in... breathe out... breathe in ... breathe out... adeh semput!!:panyway.. just wanna share stories camana a single lady spent her weekends alone.. malam sabtu lepas tepat jam 9.30 malam aku telah bergegas driving ke arah bdc utk membeli senaskah majalah Cleo utk menemani malam2 sangap ... when i arrived, the grek grek grek doors of Popular bookstore was already down and the lights were already off.... yang tinggal hanyala gerai apek sebelah watson ... albeit harga Cleo situ is rm 8.50 ... 1.50 more than popular's ... ku rembat ajelah.. almaklumla dah sangap :pso malam tuh stayed up study cleo.. best jugak majalah2 pompan nih sebenarnya... dahlah this month's edition banyak tips2 ala2 sex and the city gituh... gaya mekap, dresses and bags... sungguh best... memang tido malam tuh mimpi jadi new... (more)

MacKay's Thots
Where I'm at
The Association of Canadian Editorial Cartoonists will hold their biennial convention in Banff, Alberta from August 21-24, 2008. The editorial cartoonist community in Canada is a close knit community and the convention is an opportunity for members from across Canada to get together, learn new techniques and skills, discuss the politics and practices of their profession and to maintain a sense of camaraderie in the business. Attending members include the best in Canadian talent. Two Order of Canada recipients, Terry Mosher (Aislin) and Roy Peterson, many National Newspaper Award and Canadian Community Newspaper Award winners and a host of other talented artists who make their living poking fun at our politicians and Canadian life in general. This year, attendees include cartoonists from almost every province in Canada. A gallery showing of editorial cartoons entitled "It's Not Easy Being Green," will feature environmental cartoons from 30 Canadian Cartoonists. This... (more)



Arlene Jonas ;]
Best of Both Worlds +
Camp Rock!
Guess What? There are two DVDs out today! Camp Rock & Best of Both Worlds: Concert in 3D Make sure you go buy a copy!

Days of Elijah
Clowns to the left,
crazies to the right
Ingrid Schlueter of www.sliceoflaodicea.com offers this fine peace on the seeming, never-ending stream of Christians with out-of-whack priorities. No wonder the world thinks Christians are buffoons, many, sadly, are. Take it away Ingrid- There are times when words are inadequate to describe the circus the church has become. On the one hand, we have AC/DC preludes and pastors handing out cards with creative ideas to jazz up the sex lives of church members during their Christian erotica festivals. On the other hand we have the strange world of (so called) fundamentalism (real fundamentalism is believing in the fundamentals of scripture -frank-). What is the fundamentalism I refer to and what does it look like? This should give you an idea. This is from the Fundamental Baptist Information Service..... I have a problem that you can help me with. All I ask is that you write and let me know what you would say to the following situation. It might even sound humorous to you, but I... (more)

blackfab
Thoughts
Okay so now that I am here, what will I talk about? I will talk about what is happening at the Olympics as I speak. Just a lot has happened that the Olympics involving the continent of Africa and African nations. Some Kenyan runners have won a couple of metals and some Ethiopian runners too. I am somewhat surprised with the Kenyans with their great long distance running program that they are not winning a whole lot of medals but I am sure that they will come up with the medals. I don't know what else to say about the Africans and their lack of medal output at the Olympic games but I am sure that what it really comes down to is a lack of funds that they are receiving from either the public sector or the governements which want to keep the money for themselves and not give it to the people in need. Kenya and Ethiophia would be much better countries and very good countries in the Olympic Games if they had the funding to provide long term training for the athletes but it seems that they... (more)