Monday, May 28, 2007

yeah! school vacation is here!

haha...but still have to go back school for SEL camp tmr and wednesday.

don tink i really goin to study hard this holidays...jus gonna relax..

talk abt sat's soccer game. got whacked in e ankle by e opponent. result wasnt really good.lost.sucks man.

so sian lor..just hoping tat my wish would come thru in july!

a clear bright moonlight that suceeded gave the landscape what time gives to the scenes of the past with many regrets rushing out like a burst capilary. when the harsh features soften, it throws over the whole mellowing shade of distant complentation.


sweetness vs style. cuteness vs character. which to choose? headache...

JEFF WINTER has leapt to referee Steve Bennett’s defence by telling Cristiano Ronaldo: You are a cheat — not him.

Ronaldo claimed Bennett knew Giggs’ extra-time effort had crossed the line but decided not to award the goal.

Winter, in charge of United’s 2004 FA Cup Final win, said: “Ronaldo’s comments have infuriated me.Watching the television clips, Ronaldo was not even within sight of the incident. He must have wonderful eyesight because he’s saying the ball was at least half a metre over the line and the referee could see it.Ronaldo might have made those comments in the heat of the moment but what he’s basically saying is the referee’s a cheat.

“Now I’m very sorry Ronaldo. I’ve watched you play football on numerous occasions this season and Steve Bennett is not the cheat here.He didn’t see it, he made an honest decision and didn’t give the goal.

“Hindsight’s a wonderful thing.”

Winter believes that the incident supports his calls for the introduction of goal-line technology. “Referees all around the world are crying out for it.
I saw a stat that said Wembley has around 1,800 sensors to detect rats and mice. If they can come up with something like that, surely they can have a sensor to prove if a ball has gone over a goal-line.”

Some words in the English language just need more variants. Like the word LOVE for example. Consider these phrases. "I love my dog" "I love my kids" "I love soccer" "I love my family" "I love my sister" "I love Thierry Henry" "I love my girlfriend" "I love Beckham" "I love God"...or "God loves me". Same word but definitely varying in degrees and types. Surely, to love a dog isn't quite the same as to love your kids. I once went out with a girl who told me she loved me one week into our relationship. On hindsight, I should've known it wasn't going to last because the dude loved everything including the waiter who brought us fresh bread at that one French restaurant. In the end, her love for me was no deeper than his love for Angelina Jolie's legs. :)Love is sacred. It's an honor to love someone. Let's treat the word with utmost respect.