'When you have boil on both armpits, people will start thinking you're proud'
Sunday, 29 June 2014
LETS YAB
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Let have some laughs !!
Sunday, 22 June 2014
Harry Potter Stars Reunite When E!'s Live From the Red Carpet: Diagon Alley Airs Tonight--Tune In!
You won't need witchcraft or wizardry to come along on
E!'s star-studded ride through the newest addition to the
Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Orlando!
Just sit back and enjoy as our very own Kristin Dos Santos
brings all things Harry Potter to you when she joins the
cast live from the red carpet at Diagon Alley.
This VIP preview will feature your favorite cast members,
such as Helena Bonham Carter, Tom Felton, Bonnie Wright,
James Phelps, Oliver Phelps, Evanna Lynch and more, but
other surprise guests will also be in attendance to give you
a behind-the-scenes sneak peek into the brand-new
attraction.
The stars will also be giving you the scoop on the fantasy
film franchise's fanciful plans--as our E! host finds out if
the rumors of an upcoming series prequel are true or
wishful fan fiction.
So fasten your seat belts as we hop on Hogwarts Express--
which Kristin got to ride with the all grown-up and crazy
hot Matthew Lewis (aka Neville Longbottom)--enter Diagon
Alley from the streets of London just like Harry did and
experience the excitement of an action-packed first look at
the new digs opening at Universal Orlando on July 8.
UK tune into Live From the Red Carpet: Diagon Alley
Tonight at 5 p.m. on E!
Ronaldo returns to centre stage
Cristiano Ronaldo is all set for his second chance
to shine in Brazil when pointless Portugal attempt
to get their World Cup campaign back on track against
Juergen Klinsmann's United States in sultry Manaus on
Sunday.
Despite rumours swirling around the internet about the
condition of his left knee, the World Player of the Year is
expected to start the Group G encounter against an
American side chasing a win which would earn them a last
16 place.
Belgium also had injury concerns over captain Vincent
Kompany but the central defender is expected to start the
opening match of day against Russia at the Maracana in
Rio de Janeiro, which should go a long way to deciding the
winners of Group H.
South Korea, who drew with the Russians in their opener,
face off against Algeria in the other match in the group in
Porto Alegre.
Let Boko Haram deflower me and release Chibok girls —Adokiye
Since pop singer and Imo State Peace Ambassador hit
stardom, she has never ceased to be a surprise package.
She astounded her fans recently when she confided in
Showtime that she is a virgin.
At 23, looking hot and
rather willing with her
liberated personality,
her fans found it hard
to believe, but Adokiye
said it is true and that
whoever wants her
virginity should be
prepared to buy her
mother the private jet
she long promised
her.
But now it seems
Adokiye is ready to
give her coveted
virginity for free, to members of the dreaded Boko Haram if
they are ready to release the abducted Chibok girls in
exchange.
“ This is 11pm in the night and do you know what I am
thinking about? Those little girls, where they are and what
could be happening to them. It is just unfair. They are too
young. I wish I could offer myself in exchange,” she told
Showtime.
When she was reminded that the girls could be making out
time as sex slaves, the singer/actress retorted : “ They are
between 12 and15 year old girls for Christ sake. I am older
and more experienced. Even if 10 to12 men have to take me
every night, I don’t care. Just release these girls and let
them go back to their parents.”
Osaze calls Bosnia game 'hardest ever'
Peter Odemwingie has admitted that the
three points Nigeria earned against Bosnia
and Herzegovina is "one of the hardest" in
his football career.
The Stoke City man swept home the
winning goal just half an hour into the match from
Emmanuel Emenike's low cross to secure a first full points
for the African champions at the Fifa World Cup in Brazil.
It was Nigeria's first win in a World Cup match in 16 years
and it took 10 matches to achieve that. Odemwingie said he
is excited with ending that long wait.
“We have waited so long for this victory. I'm so happy for
the country, our fans, the team. It was maybe one of the
hardest three points in my career, though,” Odemwingie
told Fifa.com after the match.
Odemwingie also spoke about two key members of the
Bosnian team, Emir Spahic and goalkeeper Asmir Begovic.
Spahic was a teammate of Odemwingie while he played for
Lokomotiv Moscow and Begovic is Stoke City's number
one.
“[Laughs] No, I don't think so, as saving shots from close
distance is one of the stronger sides of his [Begovic's]
game.
“He is a great guy. He knows I have a good shot and I tried
to shoot a few times today. I'm sure he is going to tell me
off when I get back to Stoke [laughs].
“I had to do it for my country but I was so happy to see him
on this stage and I exchanged shirts with him at the end of
the game," said Odemwingie about his Stoke City
teammate, Begovic.
He had this to say about the Bosnia captain, Spahic: “I was
happy to see him. We played together for about two or three
good seasons so, seeing your mates coming into this World
Cup, especially with him as a captain, I can only be proud to
say that they are my friends.
“I only told my teammates that [Spahic] is very dangerous
with his head. He is not so tall but you should be careful as
he can score with his head.”
The former Cardiff City and West Bromwich Albion striker
believes he deserved a starting place against the Dragons.
He added that he is now looking forward to the game
against Argentina on Wednesday after the hard work that
secured a win over the Europeans on Saturday.
“I earned myself a starting position and it was important to
work hard today to keep it, especially before a big game
like Argentina, which is a dream for every player to play in,”
said Odemwingie.
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