Various pictures walpaper

Bilder von verschiedenen Tieren und Insekten

2010-07-09T21:23:00.000-07:00

Fly away fly away, fly away home

Popillia mutans in a flower 棉花弧丽金龟

Victory tastes sweet

Sphingidae 天蛾

Giant Asian Mantis

we were minding our own business, having a drink outside in a beer garden when this little fucker thought it would come along and get all up in our shit. it kept hovering in and out of my coke glass, so i used a portion of my cunning and trapped it inside with my beer mat. then, to taunt it further i proceeded to take pictures of him incarcerated in his see through cell. that was all well and good, but as we got ready to leave i didn't know what to do. i didn't want to take the beer mat off and release the full wrath of the wasp, nor did i want to leave it for some unsuspecting glass collector. well it just happened that a young girl came out to clear the glasses just as i was about to go to the car so i warned her of the situation with mr angry wasp. her response, in her soft scottish accent, was ah that's no bother, then remove the beer mat and shoo the insect away. just like that. all i could do was walk away feeling a little bit less of a man.

Disagreement among flower conisours

Food for all... A butterfly and 2 other flies sharing honey from same flower

I wanted to take a picture of a nice dandelion clock; that there was a grasshopper that had just shed its skin sitting on it I noticed only afterwards (before taking this photo, though ;))

Litoria fallax, also known as an Eastern Dwarf Tree Frog, March 2009.

Mrs. Spider weaving her web

Snail on St John's church wall, Stroud, NSW September 2008.

Inchworm

Agapornis Fischeri

Grote spin in web voor ingang Coral Divers.

Big bug - Giant Asian Mantis

Wasp Nest

Bee

A spider crawled up my arm

The Skylon has dining and a view even for insects.

Heteropteryx dilatata

Dragonfly Nymph

National Park South Africa

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Martial eagle, Kruger National Park

Olifants - Kruger National Park - South Africa

Rock coast near Tsitsikamma national park, Eastern Cape, South_Africa / Felsenkueste in der Naehe des Tsitsikamma Nationalpark, Eastern Cape, Suedafrika / Landschaften, landscapes, Querformat, horizontal, Dunst, haze, Gegenlicht, back light, Stimmung, mood

Blütenpracht an der Straße

Cape glossy starling, Kruger National Park

Das Haustier - ein Luchs

Tsitsikamma National Park

Krüger National Park

Springbockherde im Kalaghadi Transfrontier National Park (SA)

Marabu-Storch

Große Schnecke (ca. 20 cm)

Nun ist schon Sonntag. Auf dem Weg zum West Coast National Park halten wir am Leuchtturm.

Kruger National Park

Die Straße in Richtung Südafrika, ein einsames Kudu-Weibchen

Krüger National Park

Hluhluwe National Park

Zervalkatze mit Baby, Krüger National Park

Krüger National Park at dawn.

Addo Elephant National Park

Tsitsikamma National Park

eine Agame (Augrabies Falls National Park)

Krüger National Park

walpaper soocer group

2010-07-09T20:28:00.000-07:00

Barcelona's Ronaldinho celebrates after scoring against Udinese during their Champions League Group C soccer match in Barcelona, Spain Tuesday Sept. 27, 2005. (AP Photo/Bernat Armangue)

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Avigdor - Playing soccer with the kids

England's Frank Lampard celebrates scoring their second goal against Poland during the FIFA World Cup Group 6 qualifying football match at Old Trafford in Manchester 12 October 2005. Both teams have already qualified for The World Cup next year, but are playing to decide the group winner. AFP PHOTO ADRIAN DENNIS

Souleymane Bamba, top, of Ivory Coast celebrates his side's opening goal scored by Salomon Kalou, bottom center, during a Beijing 2008 Olympics Group A Men's first round soccer match in Tianjin, China, Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2008. Ivory Coast defeated Australia by 1-0. The other teams in Group A are Serbia and Argentina. (AP Photo/Michael Sohn)

FC Barcelona player Eidur Gudjohnsen, left, celebrates his goal with his teammate Deco against Werder Bremen during their Group A Champions League soccer match at the Camp Nou stadium in Barcelona, Spain, Tuesday, Dec. 5, 2006. (AP Photo/Jasper Juinen)

Football - FIFA Confederations Cup Germany 2005 - Group A - Germany v Australia - Waldstadion, Frankfurt - 15/6/05 Germany Team Group Mandatory Credit: Action Images / John Sible

Football - FIFA Confederations Cup Germany 2005 - Group B - Brazil v Japan - Cologne Stadium - 22/6/05 Brazil Team Group Mandatory Credit: Action Images / John Sibley

Football - Chelsea v FC Schalke 04 UEFA Champions League Group Stage Matchday Three Group B - Stamford Bridge, London, England - 24/10/07
Chelsea's Joe Cole gestures during the match
Mandatory Credit: Action Images / Tony O'Brien
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Brazil's Rafinha, left, battles for the ball with New Zealand's Craig Henderson during a Beijing 2008 Olympics Men's soccer Group C first round match in Shenyang, China, Sunday, Aug. 10, 2008. AP Photo/Roberto Candia)

Ane Stangeland Horpestad, left, of Norway battles for the ball with Daniela of Brazil during a Group G Women's soccer match at the Beijing 2008 Olympics in Tianjin, China Friday, Aug. 15, 2008. (AP Photo/Vincent Yu)

Egypt's Abou Traika,shows a pro-Palestinian slogan on his shirt after scoring a goal during their Africa Cup of Nations group C soccer match against Sudan in Kumasi, Ghana, Saturday, Jan. 26, 2008. (AP Photo/Themba Hadebe) -------- Football player Egyptian Mohamed Abu Treika solidarity with the Gaza Strip during the 2008 Ghana African Games

A Portuguese soccer fan reacts at the fan zone in Zurich, Switzerland, Wednesday, June 11, 2008, after Portugal's national soccer team defeated Czech Republic 3-0 in Geneva, Switzerland, during their Euro 2008 European Soccer Championships group A match. (AP Photo/Keystone, Walter Bieri)

27 June 2008; . UEFA EURO 2008TM, HB Operations, IBC Headquarters, Vienna, Austria. Picture credit; Pat Murphy / SPORTSFILE

Football - Hungary v Argentina - International Friendly - Ferenc Puskas Stadium - Budapest - 17/8/05 Argentina Team Line up Mandatory Credit: Action Images / Lee Mills

A Brazil fan is posing prior to the Brazil v Croatia Group F soccer match at the Olympic Stadium, Berlin, Germany, Tuesday, June 13, 2006. The other teams in Group F are Japan and Australia. (AP Photo/Jasper Juinen) ** MOBILE/PDA USAGE OUT **

Paige helps clean up after dinner

Football - Angola v Cape Verde - Islands International Friendly - Estadio Jose Gomes - Amadora - Portugal - 17/8/05Angola players line upMandatory Credit: Action Images / Oliver Greenwood

Football - Germany v Poland UEFA EURO 2008 Group B - Worthersee Stadium, Klagenfurt, Austria - 8/6/08
Poland fans before the game

1959 Wits Soccer

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Matt Simon, left, of Australia battles the ball with Serge Wawa of Ivory Coast during a Group A Men's soccer match at the Beijing 2008 Olympics in Tianjin, China Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2008. (AP Photo/Vincent Yu)

Playing at Mother's Group

Simone Laudehr, left, of Germany's Olympic soccer team goes for the ball against Brazil's Daniela during their preliminary group F match at the Beijing 2008 Olympics in Shenyang, northeastern China's Liaoning province, Wednesday, Aug. 6, 2008, two days before the opening ceremonies of the Bejing 2008 Summer Olympics. (AP Photo/Roberto Candia)

Ghana soccer fans cheer at the start of their African Cup of Nations Group B soccer match against Burkina Faso at November 11 Stadium in Luanda, Angola Tuesday, Jan. 19 2010. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)

Left to Right: Noel, Dulce, Melina (new visitor) and Connie

070327-N-1328S-002 ABOARD USS BOXER, At sea (Mar. 27, 2007) - USS Boxer's (LHD 4) Intelligence Specialist 2nd Class (SW/AW) Jessica Bacak instructs a group of Sailors on how to properly don a life jacket during an abandon ship drill. Boxer is the flagship for Boxer Expeditionary Strike Group which is currently operating in the Arabian Gulf conducting Maritime Security Operations (MSO) in support of U.S. 5th Fleet. MSO help set the conditions for security and stability in the Arabian Gulf and protect Iraq's sea-based infrastructure to help provide the Iraqi people the opportunity for self-determination. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class (SW) James Seward. (Released)

Time to take stock for Cameroon

2010-06-26T10:02:00.000-07:00

“It’s a huge disappointment because the people of Cameroon were counting on us.” These were the words of Indomitable Lions midfielder Alexandre Song, speaking to FIFA after their final Group E defeat against the Netherlands.

“We came here hopeful of getting things right and we had the ability. But we really messed up and now it’s going to difficult to look the supporters in the eye. Our country gave us everything and we couldn’t repay that faith.”

A harsh judgment indeed, though the Arsenal youngster’s words reflect the sense of deflation in the Cameroon camp after failing to secure a single point at the first FIFA World Cup™ finals to be held on African soil. Nor will the ire of millions of supporters be calmed by rumours of internal strife within the squad, squabbles that, if true, did little to promote a sense of unity and team spirit.

Coached by former Rangers, Lyon and Paris Saint-Germain supremo Paul Le Guen, the four-time African champions started poorly with a timid display in the opening 1-0 defeat by Japan. And despite a much-improved performance in their second encounter with Denmark, wasteful finishing helped consign them to a 2-1 reverse and end their hopes of reaching the Round of 16.

“It’s true that there were a number of outside factors that affected the team’s performance. We tried to correct some of the mistakes but the damage had already been done. That didn’t do us any favours at all in our first game and weakened our team spirit,” said Lyon midfielder Jean II Makoun.

In full agreement was the experienced Mohamadou Idrissou, who told FIFA that “I got the impression we treated this tournament like a tourist trip. Going out of the competition is one thing, but the way we did it is quite another. We didn’t have the right attitude.”

“We shouldn’t have let our egos get in the way,” continued Song on same theme. “We needed to rally together as a team, which would have given us a real boost. But that’s exactly what we didn’t do. This situation raised its head a long time ago and I spoke to the coach about it. But I think my words were taken the wrong way: all I wanted was to make people aware of the problem so we could try and solve it. But look where we’ve ended up.”

Despite the body blow of failure at South Africa 2010, could this low point and any resulting changes revitalise Les Lions Indomptables ahead of the start of CAF African Cup of Nations qualifying in September?

“We’re going to have to quickly turn our focus on the qualifiers. We need to rediscover our unity and all pull together,” said coach Le Guen, whose position remains unclear. “My contract expires after the World Cup and so I can’t say anything about my future. Whatever happens, I wish Cameroon all the best.”

Another reason to be hopeful is an exciting crop of promising youngsters such as Nicolas Nkoulou, Gaetan Bong, Eric Choupo Moting, Joel Matip and Vincent Aboubakar, all of whom are between 18 and 22 years of age. And given these young livewires are already key squad members, the future looks bright for the west Africans.

“Among this new generation we’ve got players with huge potential and who are doing well for their clubs. They’ll keep progressing and establish themselves as first-choice players,” said Makoun, before concluding on a warning note.

“But before that can happen, I hope they all learn from this experience. I’m sure this will shape a lot of their careers. It would be nice if we could take something good from this and use it to help Cameroon in the future.”

Cameroon: Big hopes and disappointments

2010-06-26T00:55:00.000-07:00

Cape Town, South Africa,

And then there was one. This week Ghana was the only team to make it out of the preliminary group round of the World Cup this week after a 1-0 loss to Germany.

South Africa, Cameroon, Algeria, Nigeria and Cote d'Ivoire fell by the wayside - among the first teams to be knocked out of the competition.

I went to see the qualification games for each team -- whether in the stadium, fan park, bar or even prison (link). I dressed up, drank, sang, prayed and swore with the best of their supporters, as team after team almost did it.

Cameroon: What went wrong

The Cameroon game against Denmark was probably one of the most entertaining games I've ever seen. From the fourth row (despite being sold out online, I managed to get great tickets from one of the counters in the city), I could almost smell the players anguish at each squandered attempt at goal.

The Cameroonians moved the ball seamlessly back and fourth over the field. It was beautiful and exciting soccer. Every penetration was followed by a thunderous roar from the audience, especially if Samuel Eto'o was around. Fan waves circled the stadium again and again, only petering out in sighs after missed chances. See my photos of the match.

Most of the Cameroonian fans appeared to be South Africans. Unlike most of the other African teams represented, only a handful of Cameroon's official delegation ever made it to South Africa - ostensibly because of budget restrictions.

It's funny those budget problems didn't seem to exist during Cameroon's celebration of its 50th anniversary towards the end of May - when the government displayed all its military toys from hooded special forces to underwater scuba missions. I couldn't help feel sorry for all the officers squeezed into full-body black wetsuits smouldering in the sun for hours on end.

"The finance minister never released the money for the delegation," said one of the few Cameroonian dancers who made it to the event as part of the opening ceremony on FIFA's bill.

So although the picture of Ngando Pickett, Cameroon's official mascot, is plastered all over South Africa's shopping malls, Ngando himself never made it here.

Even the team's official send-off in early June (normally with great attendance from government employees) was a bit of a sham. Only a few officials showed up, and even the Prime Minister, normally a staple at these types of events, was represented by someone else.

The team was doomed from the start. Roger Milla said it as it was - the team lacks discipline. He was blunt, but he was right.

After the Denmark game, Milla was critical yet again.

"It's all of Cameroon, all of Africa that is disappointed. Cameroon dominated the game but couldn't win because of a lack of discipline on the field. I've been saying this for two years, but nobody wanted to listen to me... We will start again from zero as usual."

Most Cameroonians have pointed fingers at the team's coach, Paul Le Guen, whom they call incompetent. "He's going to lose his job," says Godfroy from Douala.

As soon as Cameroon stepped on to the field for their first match against Japan, followers of the team knew something was amiss. The starting line up was missing Alexandre Song, one of the team's best players, and Inter Milan star Samuel Eto'o was out on the wing. The debacle continued throughout the tournament, with the coach changing the starting line-up continuously to the confusion of the players.

"Two hours before the game, he calls us up with the starting eleven - a starting eleven that never even played together in practice," said Idrissou Mohamadou, one of the team's forwards.

But Cameroonians said the problems started earlier. "[Le Guen]'s first mistake was appointing Eto'o as captain," says Godfroy. "He's not a team leader."

Eto'o has been known to motivate his teammates in other ways - he offered his teammates designer watches worth £29,000 each (with an inscription from him on the back) for making it to the World Cup this year.

But he's known to be easily frustrated and even threatened to quit the squad in the days before the Cup because of a comment from Cameroonian soccer legend Roger Milla

After Cameroon's third defeat last night, Roger Milla was able to lash out against Eto'o once again.

"I know he's angry with me because of [what I said]," Milla is quoted. "Unfortunately, he wasn't able to disprove my criticism. He accomplished nothing."

There also have been negative dynamics brewing for months between the team's veteran players and new blood. Rumours have been circulating for months that the established players have tried to prevent younger players from playing, or even wearing certain jersey numbers in practice, said Beau-Bernard Fonka, a journalist in Yaounde.

There were also rumours that by taking the captaincy Eto'o might have been given much more control of the team than any player should. "Eto'o literally picked who played on the national team," Fonka said.

So instead of the indomitable spirit that has characterized the team at most of its previous World Cup appearances, the team was just "eleven strangers, eleven boys all dealing with their own problems," says Fonka.

It's no wonder that Le Guen has decided to throw in the towel.

Back to the game

Cameroon could have changed their fate against Denmark. Nearly the entire stadium was behind them. But despite an early lead, the Danes struck back and equalized. Tic, tac, toe.

Half-naked red Vikings streamed up and down the aisles in celebration, while the game ended Cameroon's dwindling hopes of advancing past the group round.

At last night's game Cameroon versus Netherlands, Cameroonian supporters were in short supply. The stadium was awash with orange.

Priso, a young man from Douala selling Cameroonian paraphernalia outside the stadium, said it's to be expected. "Not everyone wearing orange tonight is from Dutch," he said. "It's because of Holland's performance that people are behind them; we were hoping the same for the Cameroon side."

Despite moments of brilliant soccer, especially by the team's 18-year-old Vincent Aboubakar, Cameroon's only home-based player, the team still walked off the field with heads bowed.

All those of us in the stands wearing the side's green, red and yellow went home with head's bowed too.

Next up: More on the sub-Saharan African teams and the Super Fans are also still to come.

If you are interested in the politics of Cameroonian soccer, I highly recommend the website www.camfoot.com.

Soccer Mania Unleashed Across U.S

2010-06-25T00:00:00.000-07:00

Soccer Mania in the United States reached fever-pitched levels Wednesday, in bars across the country, after the U.S. Men’s soccer team avoided elimination by defeating Algeria 1-0 in a decisive group-qualifying match, winning its group and advancing to the round of 16 teams, in the 2010 FIFA World Cup, South Africa.

People who didn’t care for soccer before are now hugging the Sport tightly in their hearts. “I started following three or four month ago and…Now, I am obsessed; yeah, I am obsessed. Now I am a big soccer fan. I can’t wait to see the rest of the World Cup,” said Katherine Whelan, in what seemed to be a Manhattan soccer bar, inundated with giant-sized plasma screen TVs on walls, in every crevice and corner imaginable, Daily News Video.

These soccer bars are known to open their doors long before dawn, according to one bar owner who was interviewed by ESPN. The bar owner said he opens his bar early in the morning because that is when most of the soccer matches are on TV.

Indeed, soccer matches come on early in the morning, starting at 7 am, Eastern Standard Time. At most soccer gatherings, people come out in droves, flocking to the closest establishment that calls itself a bar, inundated with over-sized TV monitors.

Bunches of people jam pack together like sardines with bottles of beers in hand are common occurrences at these soccer gatherings. It doesn’t matter the age or the gender of the patrons; they nevertheless tucked themselves away in a corner of the bar while glued to a mammoth-sized TV screen.

People in traditional soccer countries worship the game as if it is god. However, at a time in the not so distant past, Americans could not relate to the passion toward soccer as did people of other traditional soccer nations, and that was due in part to the fact that U.S. soccer was non-existent. The team was anemic, week, and pathetic. So no one watched games the team played. Nobody cared! The team was trash!

Now, the team wins games. So, people embrace it. This phenomenon raised an important point about Americans. That point is that Americans reject losers and accept winners. This is why the U.S. soccer team is on the tips of the tongues of most Americans today, regardless of their affiliation with or understanding of soccer. We heard that first-hand from the mouth of Katherine, our quoted new soccer fan, who suddenly became a soccer fan four months ago.

This new fondness of soccer in the United States bodes well for the country. In what way, we may ask? Well, soccer brings revenue to businesses in the United States. ESPN and ABC, network television stations that shows World Cup games, experienced increase ratings during the times soccer games are broadcast. With increase ratings, comes increase advertisers and with increased exposure, advertisers rake in huge profits. This is only one example out of many possibilities.

The sight of former U.S. President, Bill Clinton at the recent U.S.A vs. Algeria 2010 FIFA World Cup Soccer game in South Africa, further support our claim that soccer means a lot to the United States. For one thing, it takes away the negative perception of America by some countries. For once, in these times of war and strife peoples of the world can see America through the eyes of sports, as opposed to through the negative eyes of war!

news FIFA 2010 World Cup 2010 june

2010-06-18T11:18:00.000-07:00

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Meet The World Cup Teams

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How Does The World Cup Work?

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Inmates Take On Soccer Fans

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US Uncertain About Injured Goalkeeper

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2010-06-17T11:16:00.000-07:00

KUTA

2010-05-31T10:51:00.000-07:00

Map of Kuta

Kuta is a center of tourist activities in Bali which is famous with the beautiful white sandy beach, good wave for surfing, night club, international restaurants, bars, good shops and cheap hotels. Kuta Map provides comprehensive information about the directions and spot points in Kuta and surrounding area. It is travel guide to lead you to find the prompt spot point in Kuta Bali. Bali Star Island also provides other map of regions in Bali like SEMINYAK, NUSA DUA, SANUR, UBUD, DENPASAR, KUTA and LEGIAN.

SANUR"BALI"

2010-05-31T10:27:00.000-07:00

Bali became popular in the world because of the beauty of the beaches. Sanur Beach has the reputation of one of the most beautiful in the world. Waves at Sanur beach softer than others. Sanur is like heaven for tourists who love the beauty of the sea.

Sanur Beach is located in East Denpasar city about 17 km from the city of Denpasar. Sanur on the beach you can enjoy the beach pasirnya black, and white. Star hotel which is a papasan war Bali Beach is here, the only 11-storeyed hotel in Bali, in addition to the many other hotels, like Bali Hyatt, Sanur Beach, Puri Santrian etc.. For those of you who like water sports, you can do Watersport activities here.

BEDUGUL "BALI"

2010-05-31T09:34:00.001-07:00

Bedugul is the name of the area south and west of the Danau Bratan lake. Taking the road passing Bedugul is the fastest way to travel from the southern tourist areas to Singaraja and North Bali. From the south the road passes through some steep terrain before Bedugul, with a very scenic landscape. The Taman Rekreasi Bedugul (Bedugul recreation park) is on the south side of Danau Bratan, you cannot miss the entrance which is marked with a huge sign by the main road.

The high altitude makes Bedugul a nice and cool place to be, and during heavy rainfall it is rather cold compared to the lowlands.

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It is a large market tn the Candikuning village, Bukit Mungsu, with a good assortment of fruit and vegetables. Sometimes you can even buy strawberries here. Close by there is a botanical garden, Kebun Raya Eka Karya Bali, where you can take a relaxing walk among trees and orchids. The 120 hectare large garden contain about 500 types of orchid and a large number of tree species. You can find it by following a narrow road, about one km from Candikuning.

The Bratan lake is located inside an old caldera. On the western shores there is a famous temple, Pura Ulun Danu Bratan. You can rent a boat and take a round trip on the lake, with a stop at Ulun Danu (see Bratan). The Bedugul area is not yet spoiled by hawkers or other irritating aspects of modern tourism, and you can have a relaxing time here. There are some accommodation in Bedugul, Candikuning or Pancasari further north.

If you continue north from here you will pass the mountains, from there you can follow the road steep down on the other side towards Singaraja.

Tanah Lot-Bali

2010-05-31T08:58:00.000-07:00

Blackberry Curve 8320

2010-05-31T08:40:00.000-07:00

Handphone Blackberry Curve 8320 Lengkap Garansi Full

Model Dimensi 107 x 60 x 15.5 mm
Berat 111 g
Layar 320 x 240 pixels
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Lain-lain Full QWERTY keyboard
Trackball navigation

Ringtone Tipe Polyphonic (32 channels), MP3
Getar Ya
Download
3.5 mm stereo headset jack

Memory Internal 64 MB flash memory
Slot microSD (TransFlash)

Koneksi GPRS Ya
HSCSD Tdk
EDGE Ya
3G Tdk
Wifi Wi-Fi 802.11b/g
Bluetooth Ya, v2.0 with A2DP
USB Ya, miniUSB

Fitur O.S. BlackBerry OS
Message SMS, MMS, Email, Instant Messaging
Browser HTML
Game Ya + Download
Kamera 2 MP, 1600x1200 pixels, flash
Fitur lain - Java
- Media player
- BlackBerry maps
- Organizer
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- Voice dial
- Built-in handsfree
- To-do list

Baterai Tipe Standard battery, Li-Ion 1100 mAh
Siaga 408 jam
Bicara 4 jam

DEWI PERSIK PERAWAN???

2010-05-30T23:54:00.000-07:00

Dewi Persik aka hymen surgery operations to restore her virginity, as usual dangdut singer who likes to make splashy and this sensation with a plan to re-create the sensation of the peach goddess wants to turn back surgery hymen virgin, peach goddess who had just joined the management leadership of the republic of love Ahmad Dhani This operation wants her female organs to her future husband later because he wanted to give the best and most enjoyable for her future husband.

Goddess of peach and even revealed that he was diligent in keeping the feminine drink herbal diligently. Goddess continues mengubar another sensation around his personal life. Not just a matter of operating plans, but also its behavior in the "bed". Well, the expectations for that sensation.

"I want the surgery, I'm sorry, I genitals, so back to being a virgin and her husband make it special. I do not like the sensation of sex. So, wants to give satisfaction for my future spouse, "I was born December 18, 1985.

Not peach goddess her name if you do not make sense, still remembers his first show with a hectic travel ban peach goddess in some areas and some hot movies and hot kiss scene and sensory brugmann peach goddess in starring the ex-wife and Aldi Taher Syaiful jamil this?

People may be surprised by the sensation of the goddess. Including, all statements that are still considered taboo. As usual, the Goddess of ignorant and did not feel uncomfortable.

"Why, why risk? Make no mistake, we are actually giving something so beautiful for their husbands. For service and satisfaction to the husband's number one, "said Dewi.

Back to the matter of Goddess plans to "modify parts" it, it could be will provoke questions that pedangdut with chainsaws rocking it already has prospective husbands. This time, the Goddess denies this.

"No one, I have not had a girlfriend. I still Singles (singles), because I am still feeling this way. And I do not want to look for a man, let alone men who are looking for me, "said Dewi. Wow, pretty cool

SPG Telanjang

2010-05-30T00:45:00.000-07:00

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2010-05-30T00:13:00.000-07:00

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2010-05-29T00:34:00.000-07:00

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