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LOL @ franc, shame man,ye the W900 is durable (if thats wat u talkn about) ive dropped mine so much lately,it has a couple of scratches bt stil okay,i gota say this is the most UNKNOWN/UNDERGROUND walkman phone,ppl always asking "WHICH SONY ERICSSON IS THAT? ITS HUGE! LOOKS NICE THOUGH" LOL im getin tired of it then i say its a W900 then they say "OH!"
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Posted: 2007-02-10 15:12:33
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Yeah the phone is durable, which i need it to be. And unknown, but that is cool. It is nice having a rare phone:) Don't like having what every tom dick and harry has. But that will have to change on my next handset:)
@ wanqa, not been too busy on that front as i have been working on a lot of totally real tracks, some of them partly digital. Will maybe stuff around a little later with an idea for a track. And about the other track, i have it to Kim, my one partner in the crime of music. She has a great voice and writes brilliant lyrics. Think she got some ideas already. Will see where she goes with it. She writes very depressing songs mostly, but that is when she does the music. We are looking to start a rock band, but i will have to write rocking tunes then only give her an idea of what i want then let her write the lyrics. Will keep you updated on happenings,
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Posted: 2007-02-10 16:29:08
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True that @ franc
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Posted: 2007-02-10 17:37:06
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Yep, so Anna is no more. Sad loss to purveyors of appendages mammarian, lol. It's been a typical weekend here, trying to recover from the ravages of the working week. The weather has definitely taken a turn for the worse (or better, depending on preference) so much so that the cricket was washed out, much to the dismay of many matchgoers. Roll of the dice, i say.
Brix, good point that you raise, mfowethu. Maybe if we followed their diet we'd still be around Esato 50 years from now
@Sio, that sucks buddy, i'd take the company involved to task, even if it meant going to the Small Claims Court with them to seek relief.
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Posted: 2007-02-11 08:18:00
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On 2007-02-07 22:25:00, brix25 wrote:
@da wanqsta: A sour note from the cricket though was the boo's that greeted Graeme Smith when he did he's post-match interview and it came from the Pakistani supporters. And what's up with Inzi sounding like a Muslim zealout?
Yep, celltech is a beta tester so it's quite likely that he's got/had the gadgets way before anyone in SA.
Hes muslim, its respectful to greet. I wuda boo'd smith to hes a doos.
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Posted: 2007-02-11 12:20:00
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On 2007-02-11 12:20:00, 786KBR wrote:
Hes muslim, its respectful to greet. I wuda boo'd smith to hes a doos.
Quite ironic...respect and doos creep up in one passage/ I don't know whether Inzi is just using his religios conviction to bolster his support.
If I recall correctly Shaun Pollock is a staunch Christian but he does not sing praises to God whenever he's in front of a microphone.
Dunno how Graeme Smith can be called a doos...what has the guy done to deserve that level of hatred?
Maybe he has been abrasive and a tough competitor/And now I suspect that the Pak supporters in fact might not hate the guy, they're pleased when he fails because should the opposite happen their team will come off looking like a bunch of Bangladeshi club cricketers.
Enjoying the game today? Just a pity i couldn't go due to work committements.
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Posted: 2007-02-11 13:27:24
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LOL, I wonder if Inzi's gonna be 'in absentia' again at the post-match interview, after today's match...
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Posted: 2007-02-11 13:57:05
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As long as i can remember, inzi n saeed anwar always startd lyk that. Watch more cricket instead of reading results in d paper.
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Posted: 2007-02-11 14:07:42
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Woohoo! And Smith ends the slaughter with a six, with not a wicket lost. I'll be keen to see what the papers say tomorrow.
To be honest, I expected much more from Pakistan, and India for that matter. Speaking of India, they shoulda won that match against Sri Lanka today... oh well.
Aamir Sohail and Saeed Anwar...now there were 2 legendary openers for Pakistan.
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Posted: 2007-02-11 14:28:54
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@786KBR: Actually I go to matches whenever work and other committments don't get in the way...so don't get much of my info from newspapers.
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Posted: 2007-02-11 19:24:00
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