April 9, 2005

Benitez concern at Baros approach


Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez has suggested his former club Valencia may have been guilty of an illegal approach to Czech striker Milan Baros.
Juan Soler, the president of the Spanish club, told a local radio station that they were 'negotiating' with Baros, even though he has two years left to run on his contract with Liverpool.


Benitez, who did not leave Valencia on the best of terms last summer, turned up the heat on his old club.

He said: 'It is illegal to talk to a player with two more years of his contract to go.

'I prefer not to talk about these things, and I need to discuss this with people at this club.

'But the situation is that he is our player and has two more years of his contract with this club still to go.

'I am not worried about Baros. If what their president has said is true maybe it is time to ask them about the situation.'

The Spaniard also played down talk of Michael Owen returning to Anfield from Real Madrid this summer.

The England striker revealed in a Shoot magazine interview that he would have 'nothing against' moving back to the club he left in an £8million deal last summer, but Benitez was in no mood to discuss his summer plans today.

'On Owen, whether I say yes or no then my words will be used how people want,' he said.

'He is a good player but I prefer not to talk about players until the end of the season.'

Benitez dealt with the issue of Steven Gerrard's future in unequivocal terms in a Belgian television interview after the first leg of the Champions League quarter-final against Juventus in midweek.

'Let me be very clear about Gerrard. We are building a strong team here in the future and that will be a team with Gerrard,' he insisted.

'We're not selling him for any money in the world. He is a local boy. A man of the club and he's our captain. We are not selling him.'

When he had dealt with the transfer rumours, Benitez turned his attentions to tomorrow's clash with Manchester City at Eastlands.

Victory would put Liverpool ahead of Everton in fourth place by two points and increase the pressure on the Toffees, who play Crystal Palace at Goodison Park 24 hours later.

Benitez, who will not include Xabi Alonso against City, preferring that his compatriot trains hard for three days before the Juventus trip, said: 'I hope Everton are feeling the pressure.

'But that will only happen for real if we win our next game, but if you look at the last few weeks and see that the lead has been eight points, four and now one. I am sure they feel under pressure.

'This has been a good moment for us, a good week. But if we are winning we must still stay calm and under control because you must not think that everything is okay. That would be a big mistake.

'We have a lot of important games now and we will have to work harder to achieve what we want from here on to the end of the season.

'Maybe we could move above Everton now, but the first thing we must do is to win our next match at Manchester City. But if we do win 24 hours before Everton play, we know we can watch calmly and enjoy the game. But I repeat, we must win first.

'It would be fantastic if we did, but I won't talk about the future just yet. Then we can all sit and watch the TV with a cold Coke and relax!'







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Riduculous Service ahh

Nokia is like that... imagine my e/p is spoilt too.. i went to suntec city NCC... to swap for a new wire..

Then the CSO told me dat i have to queue and take a number.. the bloody number i took was like 100++ away from the current one... i was like @#$@#%@#$ ..Buay tahan of coz then i then spoke to the centre manager who also say wait..Then i spent the nx 2.5 hr waiting & wasting my time for a swap of e/p which only takes less than 3 mins to complete... now my e/p's seems to be giving way again.. i'm considerin to save my time by buyin a new pirated wire from jb..

Nokia really needs to review its CS gudielines and practises.. Itz really bad.. Imagine queuing 2-3 hrs to do sumthin which takes less than 5 mins..

if itz mkt share is so bloody big, it should open up more service counters or employ more pple to man the emtpy counters..

if you notice, in the Care Centres , only 2/3 of the 7-8 counters are functioning and maybe only if u're lucky enuff, 2 of these staff are really efficcient and not yakkin away with their colleagues..

Seriously if there's anyone from nokia reading this, pls go down to your own CCs to do an audit.. The staff needs it,

April 8, 2005





You Have Good Karma







In general, you like to do the right thing when it comes to others.

Your caring personality really shines through.

Sure, you have your moments of weakness - and occasionally act out.

But, all in all, you're karma is good... even with those few dark spots.


Lines from Star Wars That Can Be Improved by Replacing a Word with ‘Pants’

In honour of the upcoming release of Episode III, our Wits team has decided to improve on some classic Star Wars dialogue by making key replacements.



1. I find your lack of pants disturbing.
2. You are unwise to lower your pants.
3. Chewie and me got into a lot of pants more heavily guarded than this.
4. The Force is strong in my pants.
5. I cannot teach him. The boy has no pants.
6. Governer Tarkin. I should have expected to find you holding Vader's pants.
7. I think you just can't bear to let a gorgeous guy like me out of your pants.
8. Your pants, you will not need them.
9. These aren't the pants you're looking for.
10. You came in those pants? You're braver than I thought.
11. Pull up! All pants pull up!
12. I sense the conflict within you. Let go of your pants!
13. Alderaan is peaceful, we have no pants!
14. The pants will be down in moments, sir, you can begin your landing.
15. In his pants you will find a new definition of pain and suffering
16. That blast came from the pants! That thing's operational!
17. Great, Chewie, great. Always thinking with your pants.
18. I've just made a deal that will keep the Empire out of our pants forever.
19. A disturbance in the pants. I have not felt this since near my old master...
20. Lock the door. And hope they don't have pants.
21. Looks like someone's beginning to take an interest in your pants.
22. Jabba, please take these pants as a token of friendship
23. Your pants can deceive you. Don't trust them
24. Obi-Wan never told you what happened to your pants.
25. It's your father's pants. This is the weapon of a Jedi Knight.
26. Look at the size of those pants!
27. You knew my pants?
28. Search your pants, you know it to be true.
29. Yahoo! You're all clear kid. Now let's blow these pants and go home!
30. I've got a bad feeling in my pants about this.

From:
1. © http://www.TalkingCock.com 2001-2003.
2. Various sources online and off. All rights reserved.

April 7, 2005





You Are 30% Left Brained, 70% Right Brained



The left side of your brain controls verbal ability, attention to detail, and reasoning.

Left brained people are good at communication and persuading others.

If you're left brained, you are likely good at math and logic.

Your left brain prefers dogs, reading, and quiet.



The right side of your brain is all about creativity and flexibility.

Daring and intuitive, right brained people see the world in their unique way.

If you're right brained, you likely have a talent for creative writing and art.

Your right brain prefers day dreaming, philosophy, and sports.



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April 6, 2005

Liverpool 2-1 Juventus: FT Report

Liverpool gave one of Europe's finest sides an examination they will not forget in a hurry, but their Champions League future hangs by a thread after securing a 2-1 win against Juventus.

Two magnificent goals from Sami Hyypia and Luis Garcia gave Liverpool command in a first half in which they ran Juve ragged with a ferocious, high-tempo performance.

Rarely have the Italian giants been subjected to such a hounding, in fact they had conceded only two goals in the tournament before this emotional quarter-final first leg showdown at Anfield.

Before the game the thoughts were all about the Heysel disaster 20 years ago when these two sides last met in competitive action.

By half-time Anfield was relishing an outstanding, if unexpected performance from their heroes.

But Juventus were never likely to go down without a fight and their second half display of control, skill, constant movement and possession gave Liverpool an insight into what they will face in next week's return in Turin.

Fabio Cannavaro scored a deserved goal and somehow Liverpool clung onto their lead.

Whether they can do the same in Turin for the return remains unlikely on this evidence.

Rafael Benitez again opted not to risk Jerzy Dudek's hamstring injury and gave youngster Scott Carson his European debut in goal, Sami Hyypia returning to defence while the Liverpool manager opted for a two-man strike force with French Under-21 star Anthony Le Tallec also in the starting line-up alongside Milan Baros.

And Liverpool's response to confronting the star-studded Italians, who had veteran playmaker Pavel Nedved back following a head injury, was to go for the throat from the start.

Gerrard was in the thick of it, one thunderous tackle by the Liverpool skipper early on that stunned Emerson, set the standard.

His prompting got Steve Finnan in on the right, but his shot crashed into the side netting.

But from Liverpool's second corner, they stole into the lead.

Gerrard's ball soared in from the right, Luis Garcia flicked it on and Hyypia arrived on the far post to volley superbly inside the post leaving Gianluigi Buffon, arguably the world's best 'keeper, utterly stranded.

The ease with which the Finnish star struck his shot, and its' accuracy, is not what is usually expected from a defender, and he sat on the pitch a little bemused with his arms outstretched to celebrate his second goal of the season.

Liverpool had surprised the Italians with their pace and strength in these opening stages, but still the Serie A giants looked awesome in possession and moved the ball around smoothly, searching for the gap to punish their hosts.

But amazingly Liverpool went two ahead on 25 minutes, Anfield now in near hysteria.

Igor Biscan played the ball down the right, Le Tallec flicked it on and Luis Garcia surged onto the ball 25 yards out and hit a sensational dipping volley over the despairing arms of Buffon.

It was the new Spanish international's 10th goal of the season and fourth in Europe, underlining Benitez's view that he has become critical to Liverpool's balance in attack.

Juve almost hit straight back from the restart when Nedved set up Zlatan Ibrahimovic for a 20-yard shot that cannoned back off Carson's right-hand post.

And the Italians were straight back at Liverpool, and Alessandro Del Piero was played in only for Carson to make an outstanding save to his left.

Del Piero then had a header ruled out for offside, although TV replays showed it should have counted. Nothing, clearly, could be taken for granted at this stage.

Juventus sent on Gianluca Pessotto for Manuele Blasi at the break, with the intent of curtailing Gerrard's surging runs, and it worked.

Liverpool initially maintained their tempo of the first period, but they could not do it forever and Juventus were clearly intent on a more physical approach.

Juventus stepped up their search for a lifeline by taking off Del Piero and sending on David Trezeguet on the hour, with an increasing number of shots reaching Carson and greater midfield possession than they had managed at any stage previously.

And the goal the Italians had been threatening arrived on 63 minutes when Cannavaro appeared at the far post to meet a Zambrotta cross and head powerfully down and inside Carson's left-hand post with the young 'keeper looking at fault.

Liverpool then took off Baros and sent on Antonio Nunez, pushing Luis Garcia forward. Certainly something was needed to wrestle back control of the match from an increasingly confident Juve.

But it now seemed a question of whether Liverpool could hang onto their goal advantage.

Vladimir Smicer replaced the limping Le Tallec, Liverpool now under almost constant pressure as the Italians surged forward with clever inter-passing and movement.

Paolo Montero came on for the injured Zebina with 10 minutes left, and despite decent attempts to lift the siege by Nunez and Gerrard, Juventus were in command, had most of the possession and were searching desperately for the equaliser.

It did not come, but Liverpool must fear for their future in this competition next week in Turin.

April 5, 2005

This post is rated M18

Got it off here

Rated M18 because of the contents and strong language used.. Superbly farni.. Hahahaha

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Don't Save That Hair!!!


I have recently made a mistake in my life, and I offer my story to alt.tasteless, that you may learn from my error. It all started, as many things do, with me having trouble shitting.

No, I was not constipated; this was not a regularity problem but a matter of technique. It seems my ass-hair had grown to such a length that tiny grogans were constantly getting tied up in the matted jungle between my asscheeks. It led to much frustration, with me KNOWING that I still had something to drop, but unable to shake the tenacious turd loose from its butthair dwelling. Eventually I would have to do two things: either reach down with some paper and try to pinch off the lingering loaf (which required careful precision to avoid smearing the creature all over my rear, especially since I had no way of seeing what I was doing) or just go for broke, start wiping, and hope that I could remove all the leftover fecal matter before the toilet paper reached its Can't-Be-Flushed threshold.

I was contemplating this problem, when I had what seemed at the time to be a bright idea. "Hey! This is my butt and my butt-hair, right? So why don't I just eliminate all the hair, and then my grogans will flow out like beer from a keg!" I said to myself. It is a statement that will go down in history with a lot of other regretted statements. "How many Indians could there be?" said by General Custer. "Looks like a good day for a drive!" by JFK. "There! America On-Line now has complete Usenet access!" by some idiot system tech. Such was my anal shaving idea.

I performed the operation that night, with a cheap disposable razor and a towel to sit on. Starting from the bottom, and shaving from the crack to the cheeks, I began the arduous process of ridding my ass of hair. Occassionally, I would have to clean the razor of accumulated hair and miscellaneous slime, which I did by wiping it on the towel. Slowly, my twin mounds and the between-ravine began to resemble the hairless cheeks of a newborn baby. Finally, I wiped the razor one last time, and surveyed my work. The towel was covered with a pile of hair. My ass was smooth as ivory. I smiled, satisfied, thinking my troubles were over.

Little did I know.

I now have a great respect for anal-hair. Like everything in this world God created, it has its mighty purpose in existence. It was only after I had removed it that I started to learn how much I had been taking it for granted. For one, it provides friction. I learned this the next day, when I walked out into the sun heading for class. After climbing two flights of stairs and starting to sweat, I started to notice something unpleasant. The sweat was accumulating in my crack, and was causing the unpleasant sensation of my two asscheeks sliding past each other with every step. I thought about going to the bathroom and wiping it off, but had to get to class. Eventually, I thought, it would dry.

Unfortunately, it did dry, but only after mingling with the microscopic shit- molecules lingering around my brown starfish. When I stood up after class, my cheeks were stuck together with a slimy sticky shit/sweat combination. As I made my way back to my dorm, it started to itch. God-DAMN, did it itch! Felt like a swarm of ants was making its way up and down my crack. Fighting to keep from jamming my hand down there and scratching away, I rushed back to the dorm.

Unfortunately again, this exertion caused me to sweat, and when I finally reached my room, my cheeks were sliding back and forth against each other like a pair of horny cane-toads. I quickly dropped my pants, and attempted to dry my ass off by sticking it in front of a fan and spreading my cheeks. As I pulled the two mounds of flesh apart, a horrible stench burst free and filled the room. Every dog within a 4 block radius started to howl. I had it worst of all, as the ripe aroma of festering shit/sweat went into the fan and blew back into my face. I fought to keep from heaving. And as I sat there, fighting vomit, my ass cheeks spread and dripping, with the concentrated aroma of my body odor mixed with the tangy smell of my own shit blowing right into my face, I had only one thought: "It will be like this until the hair grows back. Weeks."

Later on, trying to deal as best I could, wiping my ass at every opportunity, I discovered another wonderful use for ass-hair - ventilation. I attempted to launch a fart, only to have it get stuck between my asscheeks. Apparently, with no hair, the two pink twins can get vacuum sealed together, and the result was a frustrating fart that slid up and down between my cheeks like a lost gerbil.

As if that wasn't enough, I am now enduring further torture. As anyone who has ever shaved anything knows, when hair is first growing in, it comes in as stubble. Imagine your ass having the texture of a brillo pad. Well, that is what I am dealing with now. It is a hellish torture, and there are many times when I just look out the window and contemplate why I shouldn't just jump out and get it all over with in one fleshy splat, rather than endure this constant agony.

Friends, DON'T SHAVE YOUR ASS-HAIR!

April 4, 2005

I've tendered my resignation..

Hahaha.. finally lor.. coz after 5 yrs here, itz time for a change...

I've going for a change.. is it for the better or worst.. i really dunno

i really hope to have someone beside me to help me see thru the pros and cons..

but apparently there's no 1.1...

Well..there's always No 1.. hahaha the numero uno