just watched American Idol, and like Kris Allen’s song the most
Tonight, the boys will perform two songs (including one chosen by the judges) and there are a lot of rumors about what they will sing spreading across the internet this morning. I have no idea if any of it is true but Adam Lambert might sing “One” by U2 or “Wicked Game” by Chris Isaac, Kris Allen could perform “Apologize” by OneRepublic and Danny Gokey could possibly belt out “Dance Little Sister” by Terence Trent D’Arby (although, some people have mentioned “You Are So Beautiful”).
Watch one of the most anticipated fight between 2 of the most explosive fighters today. Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao coming from a huge win against the legendary Oscar Dela Hoya and Ricky “The Hitman” Hatton who has been training extra for this fight. This one is for the record books.
Still looking for some vids of the Fight, I didnt get to watch it before… but here are the videos I found so far… You can search for the replay of fight online or you can check this page again for later. Ill find and post it here anyway.
Update: I ended with just using a direct download from http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YWF8SE99
If you use torrent, try getting it from Mininova, http://www.mininova.org/search/?search=pacquiao+hoya
WagKupal:
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ClariceWILDER:
If you are in the corner and have got no cash to move out from that, you will need to receive the
Haze:
I guess we just need to let our suppliers of our concerns prior to the wedding day so as not to take the risk of being a casualty. :)
if you have a
Haze:
charisse sent me this email when I told her re my concern:
hi i have already seen the female network blog. sad to say, no matter what company owne
fedmich:
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last week upto was a quite disaster,
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