Hahahha hate flowers, let's grow some trees

on ther hand u said no one has time>>>>  now u r talking about trees me confused now>>>>>

dat'll take ages to grow upppppppppppppp  :pagel: so better my lovely flowers 

Hahah you sure about that  :wow: check your facts

yahh ! but wott do u mean by my facts ???

She still moto?

NO just chubbiest  4th form now  :rockon:

                                     ι’м proвaвly тнe мoѕт ѕelғιѕн мan ιn тнe world.


  ι wιѕн yoυ only love мe, jυѕт love мe, jυѕт тнιnĸιng aвoυт мe and only мe wнo нaѕ тнe rιgнт тo нave yoυ. 

           
             вυт ιт’ѕ all вecaυѕe ι jυѕт love yoυ, only love yoυ and only yoυ are enтιтled тo нave мe.  :kiss:

Hahaha woah calm down  :pagel: you sure about that?

ok never go there  ! now i'm quit sure  :pagel:

Haha bet you were a troublemaker

No never u can ask my mummy or my chubby sis  :smile: 

I don't know how some people in the east can be so ignorant, blaming us for everything. Perhaps you guys should try harder to keep your "culture" alive

oye i'm not pointing out anybody ! its over now________  :dnk:

That meant i was surrounded by team y from childhood until now. I only ever played with the boys, chilled with them, friends with them, were like them etc

ohh ok coool

A drunken grandmother caused a New Zealand-bound flight to turn back to Melbourne after verbally abusing passengers and punching a man in the face.  :D: :D:

Frances Lillian Macaskill, 58, was heavily intoxicated when she began punching seats and yelling profanities at passengers and crew on board the Qantas flight that left Melbourne Airport on Saturday morning, Melbourne Magistrates Court heard on Monday.

She then punched a male passenger in the face with a closed fist, causing a 6cm abrasion to the right side of his face which broke the skin and caused heavy bleeding, said commonwealth prosecutor Lauren Gurry.

Macaskill pleaded guilty to assaulting the passenger and behaving in an offensive and disorderly manner on board the Wellington-bound flight.

Ms Gurry said the incident inconvenienced Qantas and the passengers, while costing the airline $19,760.

According to the prosecution summary, Macaskill was seen drinking duty-free alcohol bought from the airport and ignored repeated requests to calm down.

"The accused was restrained by the air crew with the assistance of the victim, by being placed in flexi cuffs and moved to an empty seat at the rear of the aircraft," Ms Gurry said.

"The accused then repeatedly headbutted the seat in front of her, which resulted in the crew having to restrain the accused further, by attaching three child seatbelts together and strapping the accused across the shoulders to the seat, to prevent further injury to herself."

The NZ national, who lives in Western Australia, was travelling to Wellington to spend two months with her children, her lawyer Nadia Morales told Magistrate Luisa Bazzani.

She said Macaskill had no prior convictions and now recognised she had a drinking problem.

"She completely understands the significance and seriousness of this event," Ms Morales said.

"She is shocked and appalled because she has no recollection of the incident whatsoever.

"She was extremely intoxicated."

Macaskill wanted the matter resolved quickly because she has no family in Victoria and was upset and afraid, her lawyer said.

Ms Bazzani said the victim needed to be given the opportunity to submit a victim impact statement before she considered what sentence to impose on Macaskill.

"I will not be hurried into reaching a decision for the convenience of the accused," she said.
Macaskill's bail was extended to Tuesday when the matter will return to court.

Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar has taken oath as an MP in India's upper house of parliament, the Rajya Sabha.

With this, he has become the first cricketer to take a seat in the upper house of India's parliament.

There have been several film personalities in the upper house in the past and poet and scriptwriter Javed Akhtar and Bollywood actress Rekha are currently MPs.

Tendulkar is the first cricketer to score 100 international centuries.

He has said he was "excited" to be nominated, though it came like a "bouncer".

The 39 year-old cricket star is revered by millions of Indian cricket fans.

Tendulkar made his international debut in 1989 and has played 188 tests and 463 one-day internationals.

Tendulkar's nomination last month surprised many in India and some criticised the "apolitical" cricketer for accepting the offer from the ruling Congress party.

Of 250 Rajya Sabha members, 12 are nominated by the president for "special knowledge or practical experience in respect of such matters as literature, science, art and social service", according to the constitution.

India's home ministry finalises the nomination list only after getting the consent of the people they recommend.


but i would say he shouldn't have gone in it !!! indian politics is shitt  :angr:

wott u say fellowzz ???