
*kidding*
Next Celebrity Death Prediction: John Goodman.
Whoever Wins... Ryan Wins!
We didn't have cute, blue eyed, blond haired ski intructors who'll overcharge you by the hour to flirt with but the boys were kind enough(and comel enough jugak) to spare >3 hours trying to teach fizah and i how to actually control and steer the board.I'm sorry, but I am nowhere near patient enough (and duffal enough jugak!!) to read your inane posts.

Naked pictures of Daniel Radcliffe to promote a new play are causing controversy among fans of the Harry Potter movies. The young star peels off his top half and cuddles up with a topless co-star in the promotional snaps for his London West End run in Equus.
from IMDb
Imagine this if you will. How low can you go before you start heading back up? Epic Movie demands our attention towards such an unexplored philosophic mystery.

Ahh, Epic Movie. Today, we celebrate.
It could be a case of "oops, she did it again" with reports Britney Spears is pregnant only 10 weeks after her split from Kevin Federline and four months after she gave birth to her second child.
from The Courier Mail
Oops, she did it again. For the fifth time in the last six years, Britney Spears topped Yahoo Inc.'s most popular search term list for 2006.
from Pocono Record
"Oops, she did it again." That's how I remember NPR's Peter Segal describing Britney Spears after she was caught panty-free by photogs -- twice. Listen. I'll resolve this if you will: If you do something that makes you less than what you should be, forget the "oops" -- just don't do it again.
from Orlando Sentinel
American radio station KDND, based in Sacramento has held a competition entitled "Hold Your Wee For A Wii", where contestants had to drink a bottle of water every ten minutes and see how long they could hold it in before they needed the toilet.
Unfortunately, a few contestants' determination to win the new Wii console saw the game lasting for three hours, with 28 year old mother of three Jennifer Lea Strange dying after consuming over half a gallon of water.
Allegedly a nurse warned the radio DJ at the time of the health risks of drinking excessive amounts of water too quickly, yet the station had gotten the contestants to sign waivers and the DJ was not worried about the consequences of the game.
Strange called a co-worker to report she would not be making it into work the next day as she was feeling unwell, but was later found dead at her home.
from N-Europe

Last night, fans from around the country were out in force, gathering at retail outlets - many in costume - to see in the midnight launch of the game's first expansion pack, The Burning Crusade.
Events were held around the country, with EB Games opening up every one of its Australian stores on the stroke of midnight to hand the coveted pre-ordered box sets to eager gamers.
New Year's Eve celebrations are held there; the in-world economy can supplement real-life salaries; and most alarmingly, the Chinese Government reportedly attempted to restrict its citizens' play time, following reports of gamers killing each other over virtual property.
An Trinh, 22, plays on average of six hours a day, but now that the expansion pack has been released, he forecast this would increase to 15 hours.
"I took 12 days off work ... I reckon I'll get [my character] to level 70 for sure," he said.
from Sydney Morning Herald


A little trivia on the movie:
Yesterday, I celebrated 19 years of life (not including fetal existance) and came to an usually unstartling revelation. Turning 19 really isn't that big a step up from turning 18. 
Takamoto died at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, where he was being treated for respiratory problems, said Gary Miereanu, a spokesman for Warner Bros. Animation.
Takamoto designed Scooby-Doo, his equally famished and cowardly master Shaggy, and their pals Velma, Daphne and Fred in the late 1960s while working at the Hanna-Barbera animation studio. The Great Dane's name was inspired by an improvised line at the end of Frank Sinatra's Strangers in the Night.
He also designed the snickering dog Muttley, who was featured in a number of
productions, and Astro, the family dog on The Jetsons. For The Flintstones, he
created the Great Gazoo, a green alien.
From NineMSN News
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