Any Clubbers Out There?
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aquarius_888
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My boss just asked if I want to get anything from Helsinki...told him no...dun even know what is good there. kekeke
PPaquarius_888
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skylar, thought of watching that too...
aquarius_888
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Wah...then I must watch!
cecilialim
Active Member
eating lunch and surfing net at the same time... think this is the only chance to come into forum.... drowning
Cecilia...
wahh.. u so ke lian ah.. so busy ah u lately??
Calling for Sereneeeeeeeeeeee..........
SDL..
pls lor.. dun have to "act" virgin here one lah ok!! me neber see bfore lor... unless u wanna perform your act to us ah..
was so happy when the counter staff ask for my IC when gg in to see the show.. whahaha.. ki siao liao...
wahh.. u so ke lian ah.. so busy ah u lately??
Calling for Sereneeeeeeeeeeee..........
SDL..
pls lor.. dun have to "act" virgin here one lah ok!! me neber see bfore lor... unless u wanna perform your act to us ah..
was so happy when the counter staff ask for my IC when gg in to see the show.. whahaha.. ki siao liao...
cecilialim
Active Member
ya lor busy busy.. maybe for 4 weeks cant log in so frequently liao.. sob sob..
Really lor... I was grinning from end to end when the guy ask me for my IC!! hhhahaa.a.. then i told him, it would definitely be my pleasure .. whahaha... when he look at my IC, he look at my face again man! then its his turn to smile.. whahaha...
compared to u <font size="+2"><font color="ff0000">50yr old horny chi ko pek</font></font> of coz I am young lah.. whahahaha...
Cecilia..
wahh.. poor thing... come in here to take a breather lor!!
compared to u <font size="+2"><font color="ff0000">50yr old horny chi ko pek</font></font> of coz I am young lah.. whahahaha...
Cecilia..
wahh.. poor thing... come in here to take a breather lor!!
Afternoon time joke
A married couple in their early 60s was out celebrating their 35th
>> wedding
>> anniversary in a quiet, romantic little restaurant.
>>
>> Suddenly, a tiny yet beautiful fairy appeared on their table and
said,
>> "For being such an exemplary married couple and for being faithful
to
>> each other
>> for all this time, I will grant you each a wish.
>>
>> "Oh, I want to travel around the world with my darling husband"
said
>> the wife. The fairy waved her magic wand and poof! - two tickets
for
the
>> Queen Mary II luxury liner appeared in her hands.
>>
>> Then it was the husband's turn. He thought for a moment and said:
>> "Well, this is all very romantic, but an opportunity like this will
never
>> come again. I'm sorry my love, but my wish is to have a wife 30
years
>> younger than me".
>>
>> Both the wife and the fairy were deeply disappointed, but a wish
is
a
>> wish... So the fairy waved her magic wand and - poof! - the husband
>> became 92
>> years old.
>>
>> The moral of the story:
>>
>> Men who are ungrateful bastards should remember that fairies are
>> female.
>
A married couple in their early 60s was out celebrating their 35th
>> wedding
>> anniversary in a quiet, romantic little restaurant.
>>
>> Suddenly, a tiny yet beautiful fairy appeared on their table and
said,
>> "For being such an exemplary married couple and for being faithful
to
>> each other
>> for all this time, I will grant you each a wish.
>>
>> "Oh, I want to travel around the world with my darling husband"
said
>> the wife. The fairy waved her magic wand and poof! - two tickets
for
the
>> Queen Mary II luxury liner appeared in her hands.
>>
>> Then it was the husband's turn. He thought for a moment and said:
>> "Well, this is all very romantic, but an opportunity like this will
never
>> come again. I'm sorry my love, but my wish is to have a wife 30
years
>> younger than me".
>>
>> Both the wife and the fairy were deeply disappointed, but a wish
is
a
>> wish... So the fairy waved her magic wand and - poof! - the husband
>> became 92
>> years old.
>>
>> The moral of the story:
>>
>> Men who are ungrateful bastards should remember that fairies are
>> female.
>
aquarius_888
New Member
Pluto gets the boot
Pluto no longer a planet, say astronomers
Thursday, August 24, 2006; Posted: 5:24 p.m. EDT (21:24 GMT)
PRAGUE, Czech Republic (AP) -- Leading astronomers declared Thursday that Pluto is no longer a planet under historic new guidelines that downsize the solar system from nine planets to eight.
After a tumultuous week of clashing over the essence of the cosmos, the International Astronomical Union stripped Pluto of the planetary status it has held since its discovery in 1930. The new definition of what is -- and isn't -- a planet fills a centuries-old black hole for scientists who have labored since Copernicus without one.
Although astronomers applauded after the vote, Jocelyn Bell Burnell -- a specialist in neutron stars from Northern Ireland who oversaw the proceedings -- urged those who might be "quite disappointed" to look on the bright side.
"It could be argued that we are creating an umbrella called 'planet' under which the dwarf planets exist," she said, drawing laughter by waving a stuffed Pluto of Walt Disney fame beneath a real umbrella.
The decision by the prestigious international group spells out the basic tests that celestial objects will have to meet before they can be considered for admission to the elite cosmic club.
For now, membership will be restricted to the eight "classical" planets in the solar system: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.
Much-maligned Pluto doesn't make the grade under the new rules for a planet: "a celestial body that is in orbit around the sun, has sufficient mass for its self-gravity to overcome rigid body forces so that it assumes a ... nearly round shape, and has cleared the neighborhood around its orbit."
Pluto is automatically disqualified because its oblong orbit overlaps with Neptune's.
Instead, it will be reclassified in a new category of "dwarf planets," similar to what long have been termed "minor planets." The definition also lays out a third class of lesser objects that orbit the sun -- "small solar system bodies," a term that will apply to numerous asteroids, comets and other natural satellites.
It was unclear how Pluto's demotion might affect the mission of NASA's New Horizons spacecraft, which earlier this year began a 91/2-year journey to the oddball object to unearth more of its secrets.
The decision at a conference of 2,500 astronomers from 75 countries was a dramatic shift from just a week ago, when the group's leaders floated a proposal that would have reaffirmed Pluto's planetary status and made planets of its largest moon and two other objects. (Watch why some think planet size doesn't matter -- 3:39)
That plan proved highly unpopular, splitting astronomers into factions and triggering days of sometimes combative debate that led to Pluto's undoing.
Now, two of the objects that at one point were cruising toward possible full-fledged planethood will join Pluto as dwarfs: the asteroid Ceres, which was a planet in the 1800s before it got demoted, and 2003 UB313, an icy object slightly larger than Pluto whose discoverer, Michael Brown of the California Institute of Technology, has nicknamed "Xena."
Charon, the largest of Pluto's three moons, is no longer under consideration for any special designation.
Brown was pleased by the decision. He had argued that Pluto and similar bodies didn't deserve planet status, saying that would "take the magic out of the solar system."
"UB313 is the largest dwarf planet. That's kind of cool," he said.
Copyright 2006 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Pluto no longer a planet, say astronomers
Thursday, August 24, 2006; Posted: 5:24 p.m. EDT (21:24 GMT)
PRAGUE, Czech Republic (AP) -- Leading astronomers declared Thursday that Pluto is no longer a planet under historic new guidelines that downsize the solar system from nine planets to eight.
After a tumultuous week of clashing over the essence of the cosmos, the International Astronomical Union stripped Pluto of the planetary status it has held since its discovery in 1930. The new definition of what is -- and isn't -- a planet fills a centuries-old black hole for scientists who have labored since Copernicus without one.
Although astronomers applauded after the vote, Jocelyn Bell Burnell -- a specialist in neutron stars from Northern Ireland who oversaw the proceedings -- urged those who might be "quite disappointed" to look on the bright side.
"It could be argued that we are creating an umbrella called 'planet' under which the dwarf planets exist," she said, drawing laughter by waving a stuffed Pluto of Walt Disney fame beneath a real umbrella.
The decision by the prestigious international group spells out the basic tests that celestial objects will have to meet before they can be considered for admission to the elite cosmic club.
For now, membership will be restricted to the eight "classical" planets in the solar system: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.
Much-maligned Pluto doesn't make the grade under the new rules for a planet: "a celestial body that is in orbit around the sun, has sufficient mass for its self-gravity to overcome rigid body forces so that it assumes a ... nearly round shape, and has cleared the neighborhood around its orbit."
Pluto is automatically disqualified because its oblong orbit overlaps with Neptune's.
Instead, it will be reclassified in a new category of "dwarf planets," similar to what long have been termed "minor planets." The definition also lays out a third class of lesser objects that orbit the sun -- "small solar system bodies," a term that will apply to numerous asteroids, comets and other natural satellites.
It was unclear how Pluto's demotion might affect the mission of NASA's New Horizons spacecraft, which earlier this year began a 91/2-year journey to the oddball object to unearth more of its secrets.
The decision at a conference of 2,500 astronomers from 75 countries was a dramatic shift from just a week ago, when the group's leaders floated a proposal that would have reaffirmed Pluto's planetary status and made planets of its largest moon and two other objects. (Watch why some think planet size doesn't matter -- 3:39)
That plan proved highly unpopular, splitting astronomers into factions and triggering days of sometimes combative debate that led to Pluto's undoing.
Now, two of the objects that at one point were cruising toward possible full-fledged planethood will join Pluto as dwarfs: the asteroid Ceres, which was a planet in the 1800s before it got demoted, and 2003 UB313, an icy object slightly larger than Pluto whose discoverer, Michael Brown of the California Institute of Technology, has nicknamed "Xena."
Charon, the largest of Pluto's three moons, is no longer under consideration for any special designation.
Brown was pleased by the decision. He had argued that Pluto and similar bodies didn't deserve planet status, saying that would "take the magic out of the solar system."
"UB313 is the largest dwarf planet. That's kind of cool," he said.
Copyright 2006 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
aquarius_888
New Member
Anyone knows where is ClubV2 or has the contact number there?
aquarius_888
New Member
Nevermind I think I found it.
aquarius_888
New Member
you just read ah...very scary right the way they describe.
Dunno what silly club is that but they keep sending me sms about their club's promo (eg free flow of beer, ladies nite)...cos my number recycled number mah...they have not taken out my number from their 'sms list' really irritating cos I get at least one sms from them per week.
Dunno what silly club is that but they keep sending me sms about their club's promo (eg free flow of beer, ladies nite)...cos my number recycled number mah...they have not taken out my number from their 'sms list' really irritating cos I get at least one sms from them per week.
aquarius_888
New Member
skylar, I tried reply no use.
not that block...that one is 407A...it's the one next to it.
not that block...that one is 407A...it's the one next to it.
aquarius_888
New Member
This girl is amazing...she won the contest and walk away with 1 million dollars. Real power!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9147zPzXfx0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9147zPzXfx0
aquarius_888
New Member
Good morning all!
cecilialim
Active Member
morning... so sleepy...
cecilialim
Active Member
you all went for MJ? i worked until 11pm lor.. &%&^$E%#&
$^#*%^&$
$^#*%^&$cecilialim
Active Member
haha! so you all never go chill out ah! diana never tell me... if not i can drop down a while.. byt the time i reach home already half dead
cecilialim
Active Member
haha!! good.. then we can play another time liao
cecilialim
Active Member
aqua aqua you got win epl?
cecilialim
Active Member
lost man u a bit.. and lost stupid arsenal, but i won chelsea and aston villa... until now overall win $200..
cecilialim
Active Member
they will have a hard time reaching top 5 this season la.... hope they get nothing this season. chelsea also didnt play good.
aquarius_888
New Member
cecilia...nope I only play Man U's match...din dare take more cos the odds quite funny. Lose little bit...so far only positive few dollars I think kekekek.
aquarius_888
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I am impressed with Blackburn's play yesterday though.
cecilialim
Active Member
rovers was unlucky.. chelsea was lucky to get the two goals... i took chelsea.. keke.. was prepared to lose money by half time.. haha
cecilialim
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keke skylay.. as usual lor.. whenever there's soccer betting..
aquarius_888
New Member
yup, chelsea is lucky to get the 2 goals...was telling TWC, most likely is only 1 goal...means no win no lose.
aquarius_888
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Just finished my fried prawn noodles...so fattening.
cecilialim
Active Member
i only had a hotdog and the pink colour 'per-ng kway' no appetite...
aquarius_888
New Member
Cecilia...I took png kway this morning. kekeke