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Considering Sunderland's emphatic victory at Stamford Bridge, I'll say this is highly possible

this news is super stale. . . he actually admitted to it in a track on his 'Deeper than Rap' album, cant remember the title though.
That's why I dont take his 'Teflon Don' personality seriously

My top 5 according to play count
Time After Time - Cindy Lauper
Letter To the King - Game ft. Nas
History - Mos Def ft. Talib Kweli
BMF(Freestyle) - Lupe Fiasco
Strawberry Swing - Coldplay

They call them one hit wonders. Anyways, I've heard other songs from him but he's been off the radar ever since

Law Library part 2 - Papoose

Messi's winner hands Argentina first win over Brazil in 5 years

^^^my bad, Soderling won the Paris Masters, defeated Monfils. I just got it a little mixed up

Roger's been coming on strong lately. He won the Basel Indoor tournament and another Masters title before that and got the Paris tournament semis losing only to Monfils in a thriller of a match but you can never rule out Nadal though he's been under the radar lately.
I think Nadal will win

Frank and Ronald de Boer(Holland)
Rafael and Fabio da Silva(Brazil)
Michael and Brian Laudrup(Denmark)
Ikechukwu and Kalu Uche(Nigeria)
Diego and Gabriel Milito(Argentina)
John Arne and Bjorn Helge Risse(Norway)
Examples abound but the most remarkable however is Fran and Sara Merida(Spain) - brother and sister. There's also Omatsone and Eniola Aluko(Nigeria and England) - brother and sister

Cletus Itodo was wonderful for Sunshine against Enyimba. I think the fact that he was playing against his former club really spurred him on. I hope he can be consistent with his performance

inception, no question

fiberesima

electricity

belly

ask her what her name is

brownish white

[quote author=Mr~Cork link=topic=514719.msg7154467#msg7154467 date=1289907010]Most Embarrassing Moment Ever: my c0rk stoood up in the swimmming pool.

it still reminds me of the movie: JAWS [/quote]had a similar experience too. It was a few weeks to my graduation. Myself and a couple of friends decided to go hangout. Damn, it was really embarrassing.
My most embarrassing moment however was a few days after I took my present job. My boss, a very randy man, brought this girl into the office. I went into his office and I saw him and the girl teasing each other. He called me, he was like can I see how the girl is disrespecting him? He now said too much familiarity breeds. . . , he asked me to complete the saying.
I was just standing there numb, nothing to say, I didnt know it. I felt so ashamed

wow! Sharks vs Dolphins- the Rivers derby is coming up early. I expect a big clash, hope it will be on TV

I'm not surprised at all. 17 world records, I think he is too good to bow out that way. I expect him to retire on a high maybe after the 2012 Olympics in London

Haile Gebrselassie of Ethiopia, the distance-running star who stunningly announced his retirement after dropping out of the New York City Marathon on Nov 7, said yesterday that he had reconsidered and would continue racing,
"Running is in my blood and I decided to continue competing", he wrote on Twitter. "My announcement in New York was my first reaction after a disappointing race".
His agent added that the world record holder was suffering from a muscular problem, not a knee problem, which would be easier to rehabilitate from.

http://www.todayonline.com/sports/EDC101116-0000168/Gebrselassie-un-retires

I dont see how this is an issue. What if the falcons were picked up in a 911 truck? I dont understand all the ruckus this is generating

AjanleKoko:
Here's a great description of Messi's second goal from Soccernet:


The second goal that broke the visitors' resistance was another one to add to Messi's burgeoning set of video- game finishes, chipped in with his weaker right foot after a lightning exchange of short passes with Pedro that seemed to defy the laws of physics.

Part of a very sound review of the game by Phil Ball.
http://soccernet.espn.go.com/columns/story?id=842148&sec=europe&root=europe&cc=3888

This is why we follow FC Barcelona. We don't feel like we have to win every time, like the Blancos. We just see the game as a high art, not an end-to-end scrum. If we wanted that, we'd watch Rugby or the WWE

that goal left me awe struck, it gave me chills. The quick one-two and then the chip from that tight angle

honeric01:
^^^^

That's just the problem, can't a private station just fight for the right or maybe shared right with supersports?

the problem is that no one wants to sponsor the league to be seen on TV. The media organizations can shell out big money to buy the rights but they'll be getting nothing in return

@scantee: infinite LOLZ
I remember the 2-0 at Bernabeu in 2007/2008. Ronaldinho dazzled so much that the Madridstas had to give him a standing ovation

just say "I love you, no offeinse intended". . .

can of beer

Grant. I dont see him lasting till December unless West Ham starts notching up wins. If the West Ham board are patient enough, I think he'll do enough to save the Hammers from the drop

abeg hurry up with the processing
@topic: she's the SI unit of sexy

ace

hehehe. . . oya, I don apply
@ topic: her voluptuosity is mythical

ogbologbo
her expertise and dexterity is unmatched in all of NL

I dont think everything happening to Inter is Rafa's fault. I think everything would still be the same even if Mourinho were in charge. 5 scudettos, 1 champions league, Copa Italia and the Italian super cup, the hunger is no more there