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| Tuesday, 10-Apr-2007 09:43 |
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F1 Fever!
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kete aku. eh, kete kawan aku
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sepanas cuaca!
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I could die by heat stroke!
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C1 Hillstand
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walaupun disiram air, tak mungkin memadamkan bara dihati ini
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awek aku. tak pecaya? tak pecaya sudah
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Hantu gigi. eh hantu digi
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After 9 years, this is the first time I go and watch the F1. Man, I was a very sunny day. Yet, the fun was tremendous. Have a look.
Sepanas cuaca!
Isteri tua merajuk, ana pegi rumah isteri muda. Kalau dua-dua merajuk, ana kawin tiga!
I could die by a heat stroke if it kept continuing like this!
walaupun disiram air, tak mungkin memadamkan bara dihati ini
awek aku. tak pecaya? tak pecaya sudah.
Dia lagi gemuk dari aku!
Meraikan kemenangan Alonso!
Fuhh..
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| Saturday, 13-Jan-2007 04:37 |
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Pengalamanku menjadi pengapit pengantin
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Menjadi pengapit ketika wedding Taqi dan Naiza.
Gile gelap gambar. Am I that dark??
Ade org kata, tak elok org bujang jadik pengapit, nnt lambat jodoh. Ade org kate elok org bujang jadik pengapit, ambik berkat. Whatever. I just do it for the sake of friendship.
Anyway, congrats to both of them. Moga bahagia hingga ke akhir hayat hendaknya.
ps: sori naiza aku cilok gambar2 nih dr picasa ko. hehehe
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| Monday, 11-Dec-2006 12:00 |
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Jalan2 JB - Kota Tinggi - Mersing
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Pegi wedding Azhan Ahmad kat Mersing sebenarnya, tp amik kesempatan jalan2. Dobi la jadik penunjuk jalan. Bole pakai jugak la walaupun die dulu penah sesat dlm pekan Kajang walaupun dah duduk situ 2 tahun.
Mangsa seni artistik aku. Seekor model dari mersing.
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| Wednesday, 29-Nov-2006 17:03 |
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Sesi Karaoke (Again!)
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Another karaoke session, sempena Poken balik Malaysia from Dublin.
Itu aje la hiburan yg ada. Nak pegi clubbing, tak reti menari. Hehe
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| Friday, 10-Nov-2006 18:49 |
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How Unfortunate!
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My brother just got back from Shah Alam, and we realized the odometer reached 20 000 km already.
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| Wednesday, 8-Nov-2006 12:00 |
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Abandoned City?
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The usually busy road to Philleo Damansara.
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Unlikely to be seen during the usual Wednesday Morning
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KL sure looks like a ghost town during the first and second of Hari Raya Eve.
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| Friday, 3-Nov-2006 17:10 |
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Believe It or Not
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And I got all that for RM23. Look almost like the real one. Believe it.
"Say no to piracy, but helps the poor." - Taymen.
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| Wednesday, 11-Oct-2006 12:00 |
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Been a while
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A little project of mine.
http://www.mantrafive.com
And I also moved my blog to
http://iceroll.mantrafive.com
perhaps after this, this fotopages will be fully utilised as a photo blog.Got myself a digi cam, but crap ass I am no so good in taking pictures. Maybe I'll upload some, after some editing with photoshop perhaps. 
See you guys there!
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| Wednesday, 26-Jul-2006 12:00 |
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Thank you and Good bye
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"We've got Dennis Bergkamp"
Saturday July 22nd 2006 11:55 pm Live on Astro Supersport Channel 80. The Dennis Bergkamp testimonial match between Arsenal and Ajax Amsterdam in their new homeground, the Emirates Stadium.
The end of the Flying Dutch's career, but the beginning of a new era for Arsenal. The new stadium in Ashburton Grove will benefit the Gunners more in the future.
The environment in the Emirates Stadium was superb and fantastic, as 54,000 fans, who came from as far as Holland, gathered up to bid farewell to the Dutch Master. Special made t-shirt written DB10 and Iceman was made for everybody, as the form a sea of reds, whites and oranges around the stadium.
A small ceremony were held before the kick-off. Dennis Bergkamp's father was given the honor to kick-start the game.
The first half match was uneventful. A bunch of Arsenal youngsters take on a bunch of unfamiliar Ajax's players. Bugger. 31st minutes, Arsene Wenger took Dennis Bergkamp off the pitch to be replaced by I don't remember who. Double bugger. 37th minutes, Ajax scored the first goal. The first goal in Arsenal's new stadium was scored not by an Arsenal player. Tripple bugger.
Before I believe the game will be as dull as England's World Cup campaign, the surprises came in. The host announced the line-up for Ajax legends. Came in among them were Van der Sar, Wim Jonk, the de Boer brothers, Aaron Winter and Edgar Davids. Even Frank Rijkaard the Barcelona's coach played too. Man I guess this guy must be so good that many old school stars willing to come and pay homage to him.
But I was kinda suprise to see Van der Sar was there. He was supposed to be on a vacation after the World Cup campaign, and if it is not that, his team Man Utd got a friendly tournament in South Africa. Astro even showed a live telecast of the match before this testimonial match. Still he came to London to pay tribute to the Iceman. Salute you man.
Then the best thing came up. The host announced one by one, the line-up for Arsenal legends. Came in David Seaman, The Fantastic Five Lee Dixon, Nigel Winterburn, Steve Bould and Martin Keown, Gilles Grimandi, Marc Overmars, Emmanuel Petit, Edu, Ray Parlour, Thierry "King" Henry who came off his vacation just for this moment, Oleg Luzhny, Giovanni van Bronckhorst of Barcelona, Alex Manninger, Patrick Vieira of Juventus and recently goes to Inter, Glenn Helder, Kanu, and the legendary Ian Wright, whose record was just broken by Henry in the last league campaign.
I was like Holyyyy Shitteee!!! Jumping around in cheers and clapping my hands to see those legends came to play. Every players wore their old numbers during their time in Arsenal. Even better when Henry scored the equalizer. The first Arsenal player to score in the new stadium ever is also a legend-in-made, Thierry Henry.
I thought that was just it, but then I jumped again in cheers. More surprises came in!! The Holland legends Johann Cryuff and Marco Van Basten came as a late substitues!! Holyyyy Shittteeee!!! Johann Cryuff is a 59 years old dude, and he looks a bit slow, but man he still got some skills. And you know what, Van Basten nearly scored a nice goal! He flipped the ball over Steve Bould's head and gave a left foot volley, causing Alex Manninger to stretch out to save the ball.
Kanu scored another goal. Everybody now didn't care wether Arsenal will win or not, as long as Bergkamp score. Henry tried hard to open chances for Bergkamp, and it came in the last minutes where Bergkamp was just one on one with the goalkeeper but the goalkeeper managed to save it. Bugger!
Finally the referee blowed the final whistle. The match was fantastic, but it is even better if Bergkamp scored. And it will be perfect if Tony Adams and Robert Pires were also there.
After the final whistle, Bergkamp received a final presentation from the Arsenal chairman. He said a few words to the crowd, and did a lap of honor. I could see how hard he tried to hold on his tears. It was a very touching moment. The fan sang and cried out Dennis Bergkamp's name. Bergkamp! Bergkamp! Bergkamp! can be heared all over the stadium. He was then lifted on the shoulders of the Legends.
With that, the legend careers ends. No more chants of "We've got Dennis Bergkamp" around the stadium. After 11 years, 420 games, 120 goals, some of them were the best yet ever scored, and millions of memories, the time has come for the Dutch Master to hang up his boots.
Some players give inspiration, some bring admiration, and a few can provide both. And Dennis Bergkamp was one of them. His developed his skills at Ajax before moved on to Inter, but his best years will always belong to Arsenal.
I fell in love with the Gunners because of him. And now, he wanted to go. Thank you Bergkamp, for all the memories, and good bye.
We sure will miss you.
Adios.
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| Tuesday, 18-Jul-2006 12:00 |
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The Summary
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So the World Cup is over. Some people were happy ,some other didn't. As for me, I never support other nations that much. Just love to buy their jersey, it was nice though.
So as promised, the summary.
Dissapointing:
Brazil: Come into the tournament with high expectation, everybody said that Brazil will win this tournament. Plus they were so arrogant, and full with confident that they will win. But somehow, their performance were just slightly above the par. With Ronaldinho at his top form in the league tournament, it is dissapointing to see he didn't contribute as much as he done during the 2002. And blame Carlos for their defeat over France. He is the one who supposed to guard Henry, but he missed. Off you go Brazil.
England: As usual, the popular England was eliminated at the Quater Final stage. Except for Gerrard, other players were just dissapointing. Rooney doesn't the performance he shown during the Euro 2004. Beckham... if it is up to me, I'll never call Beckham for the World Cup in the first place. He got a great pass, but his playing style will just make his other midfielder looks stupid, although they were magnificient players. Lampard..25 shots on target, 0 goals. What kind of statistic is that. Owen..go and retire your ass.
Ivory Coast: Not that they didn't play well. It is just that, it's dissapointing to see they were eliminated at the early stage. They played so well in all their 3 matches, but too poor they were in the same group with Argentina and Netherlands. I was so much anticipated to see they go through to the second round, but anything can happen in football.
Rep. Czech: Hey I can spell Czech correctly! I was so damn hoping they will go farer. Their biggest mistake is to allow that early goal against Ghana. If it is ever not go in, I bet you they will be still in the course.
Unexpected:
France: Who can imagine they will reach the final. Nearly didn't make it during the qualifying stage, and poor performance in the first 2 games, suddenly, Zidane and Henry got miracle strenght from nobody knows. Zidane shined during their match against Brazil, showing what people said as his best performance ever since the Euro 2000. And Henry, what a striker. Before this, not much striker had a chance to trouble Buffon, but this time, Cannavaro had a very hard time to mark Henry. Still he managed to trouble Buffon. What a striker. The match will not be as good as it is, if not because of him. (Puji lebih2 pasal aku fan Arsenal. hehehe)
Hail to:
Jose Pekerman and the Pekerboys: Argentina come into the World Cup with high expectation to win this tournament. The interesting thing about Pekerman is, he grew up alongside his boys. Almost all the players in his squad were those from the winning squad of 1998, 2000 and 2002 under 17 World Cup, which is of course he is the mastermind. The Argentinian shows what best display yet in the tournament when they trashed Serbia 6 - 0. The goal from Cambiasso was a magnificient showing the true meaning of team work. But the greatest of all is the goal from Rodriguez against Mexico. How in the world he can even think to score a goal like that. However, I am a bit dissapointed to hear he gonna leave the squad after the tournament. If he ever stay, I would love to see what he can do in the next 4 years tournament.
Guus Hiddink: He brought Korea as far as semi final 4 years ago (which is i still think luck plays the most important role), and this time, he did some magic upon Australia. Took over the squad 9 months before the World Cup, nearly eliminated at the qualifiying stage, he brought Australia to the World Cup for the first time in 32 years, scored their first goal in World Cup and even managed to go to the second round. He is now with the Russian squad, and I can imagine, Russian will give a big challenge in the next 4 years.
Marcello Lippi: Italy has tried several time to win major tournament in international tournament since 1982. They almost did it during Euro 2000 but they were defeated by the magficient France then. Then several coaches come and go, including the well known coach of the century Giovanni Trappatoni, but Lippi is the one who did it. He is well known because of his reputation in Juventus, winning several local league and European tournament with the clubs. The only odd thing is, why didn't the Italian FA hired him earlier?
Ronaldo: I mean the Brazilian Ronaldo, not that Man Yuu's one. He printed his name in the Hall of Fame, as he scored his 15th World Cup goals against Ghana. Nobody, I mean nobody, has ever scored goal more than Ronaldo in the World Cup. And yet, he still has a long way to go. He is, truely a living legend.
The best:
Goal: FIFA chose Rodriguez's goal against Mexico, and many of you will agree, but I personally pick Del Piero's goal against Germany as the best. Counter attack from Pirlo to Gilardino, and he run with the ball before sensed Del Piero flanking besides him. He passed the ball and Del Piero brilliantly flicked the ball with his right foot into the far end of the goal post. Astonishingly brilliant, beautiful and stunning.
Match: No doubt the Ivory Coast vs Argentina's game. Argentina's was a very strong side and lead the game with 2 - 0 before the half time. It looked like they will gonna win this match easily, but unfortunately Ivory Coast fight back, and fight well they did. Non-stop running, countless counter attacks, and at last Drogba manage to score a consolation goal during the last minutes of the game. Ivory Coast played well, but the game has been decided.
Player: FIFA picked Zidane, but I picked Andreas Pirlo of Italy. Football match is just like playing chess. Those who control the center of the field, will control the game. And that is what Pirlo did. He controlled the center of the field, and he controlled the game. He got a good vision, good long ball pass, and when at anytime they being attacked, he will be the team's first line of defense. That's why they just conceeded 2 goals along the way to the final.
Jersey: Definitely the Germany's-never-worn-away jersey. mmg superb!!!
Hmm..World Cup 2010 will be held in South Africa. Kumpul duit nak pegi.
Adios
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