Please tell me you are sorry or miss you
even if you are not coming back to me
DJ put it back on!!
Monday, January 24, 2011
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Monday, January 17, 2011
A person who will love only me is a good person in anyone's eyes
If you see me being happy, please suffer
I hope you cry and regret throwing me away
Though I smile, my heart is crying
I hope you're in pain, though I'm suffering more
I'm telling myself I'm happy, and I can be happier
Though I'm trying to lie to my heart, it won't listen
I hope you cry and regret throwing me away
Though I smile, my heart is crying
I hope you're in pain, though I'm suffering more
I'm telling myself I'm happy, and I can be happier
Though I'm trying to lie to my heart, it won't listen
If
It is scary to figure out how to let you go
Perhaps, the reason I only look at you, like a fool,
is for fear that you may turn your face away, and
you and I may drift further apart
Perhaps, the reason I only look at you, like a fool,
is for fear that you may turn your face away, and
you and I may drift further apart
Sunday, January 16, 2011
1. Money can’t buy happiness but
somehow, it’s more comfortable to cry in a BMW than on a bicycle.
2. Forgive your enemy, but
remember the bastard’s name.
3. Help a man when he is trouble & he will remember you
when he is in trouble again.
4. Many people are alive only because
it’s illegal to shoot them.
5. Alcohol does not solve any problem, but then,
neither does milk.
Curry sauce-Xuesha
somehow, it’s more comfortable to cry in a BMW than on a bicycle.
2. Forgive your enemy, but
remember the bastard’s name.
3. Help a man when he is trouble & he will remember you
when he is in trouble again.
4. Many people are alive only because
it’s illegal to shoot them.
5. Alcohol does not solve any problem, but then,
neither does milk.
Curry sauce-Xuesha
Regret
I regretted those times that I stood up for you, you're a complete jackass that has wasted my time, effort and emotion. I hope you are happy with your life, cause personally i think you are pathetic, you live in your own world and YET you think you are all so mighty and successful, PUI!
Life is more than what you think, you hopeless clown
Life is more than what you think, you hopeless clown
Thursday, January 13, 2011
The sea we came to
The first time at sea with me
The second time at sea with me
The third time at sea with me
The fourth time, come with me again
The second time at sea with me
The third time at sea with me
The fourth time, come with me again
Saturday, January 1, 2011
LOL a certain friend of mine kena scammed ! AGAIN! HAHHA JOKE!
** No offence to powerbalance users but I clearly don't believe in it :)
Dude you are FING stupid so please stop trying to act smart in front of others especially when you gave me this FKING definition of businessman.
Below is an extract of a conversation I had with this retarded friend of mine.
Number 10: Ei Jon! I'm a businessman
Me: huh?
Number 10: orh I'm working for this XXXX XXXX company
Me: yea, go on
Number 10: I don't have a fixed salary so I'm a business man loh!
Me:.... ing idiot?
*HINT for Curious people: Alphabet
oh back to the powerblance thingy, Power balance? its simply a $69 rubber band.
here's the source taken from EDMW
Misleading advertising claims about the alleged benefits of Power Balance wristbands and pendants have been withdrawn by the manufacturer after Australian Competition and Consumer Commission intervention.
As a result consumers will be offered a refund if they feel they have been misled and Power Balance has agreed not to supply any more products that are misleadingly labelled.
Power Balance Australia Pty Ltd claimed the wristbands improve balance, strength and flexibility and worked positively with the body's natural energy field. It also marketed its products with the slogan "Performance Technology". The ACCC raised concerns that these claims were likely to mislead consumers into believing that Power Balance products have benefits that they do not have.
"Suppliers of these types of products must ensure that they are not claiming supposed benefits when there is no supportive scientific evidence," ACCC chairman Graeme Samuel said today.
"Consumers should be wary of other similar products on the market that make unsubstantiated claims, when they may be no more beneficial than a rubber band," Mr Samuel said.
Power Balance has admitted that there is no credible scientific basis for the claims and therefore no reasonable grounds for making representations about the benefits of the product. Power Balance has acknowledged that its conduct may have contravened the misleading and deceptive conduct section of the Trade Practices Act 1974.
The Power Balance wristbands were widely promoted in the media by various sporting celebrities. The wristbands were sold around Australia in sporting stores and also on the Power Balance website www.powerbalance.com.au
"When a product is heavily promoted, sold at major sporting stores, and worn by celebrities, consumers tend to give a certain legitimacy to the product and the representations being made," Mr Samuel said.
"Retailers that continue to sell the product with misleading representations on the packaging are warned that they may be open to action from the ACCC," Mr Samuel said.
To address the ACCC's concerns Power Balance has provided the ACCC with court-enforceable undertakings that it will:
only make claims about its products if they are supported by a written report from an independent testing body that meets certain standards
publish corrective advertising to prevent consumers from being misled in the future
amend the Australian website to remove any misleading representations
change the packaging to remove any misleading representations
offer a refund to any consumers that feel they have been misled, and
remove the words "performance technology" from the band itself.
Consumers with refund enquiries can call Power Balance on 1800 733 436.
The ACCC has previously taken court action against a number of alternative health providers, including Advanced Allergy Elimination and NuEra, for misleading and deceptive conduct.
credit to edmw for curry sauce
Dude you are FING stupid so please stop trying to act smart in front of others especially when you gave me this FKING definition of businessman.
Below is an extract of a conversation I had with this retarded friend of mine.
Number 10: Ei Jon! I'm a businessman
Me: huh?
Number 10: orh I'm working for this XXXX XXXX company
Me: yea, go on
Number 10: I don't have a fixed salary so I'm a business man loh!
Me:.... ing idiot?
*HINT for Curious people: Alphabet
oh back to the powerblance thingy, Power balance? its simply a $69 rubber band.
here's the source taken from EDMW
Misleading advertising claims about the alleged benefits of Power Balance wristbands and pendants have been withdrawn by the manufacturer after Australian Competition and Consumer Commission intervention.
As a result consumers will be offered a refund if they feel they have been misled and Power Balance has agreed not to supply any more products that are misleadingly labelled.
Power Balance Australia Pty Ltd claimed the wristbands improve balance, strength and flexibility and worked positively with the body's natural energy field. It also marketed its products with the slogan "Performance Technology". The ACCC raised concerns that these claims were likely to mislead consumers into believing that Power Balance products have benefits that they do not have.
"Suppliers of these types of products must ensure that they are not claiming supposed benefits when there is no supportive scientific evidence," ACCC chairman Graeme Samuel said today.
"Consumers should be wary of other similar products on the market that make unsubstantiated claims, when they may be no more beneficial than a rubber band," Mr Samuel said.
Power Balance has admitted that there is no credible scientific basis for the claims and therefore no reasonable grounds for making representations about the benefits of the product. Power Balance has acknowledged that its conduct may have contravened the misleading and deceptive conduct section of the Trade Practices Act 1974.
The Power Balance wristbands were widely promoted in the media by various sporting celebrities. The wristbands were sold around Australia in sporting stores and also on the Power Balance website www.powerbalance.com.au
"When a product is heavily promoted, sold at major sporting stores, and worn by celebrities, consumers tend to give a certain legitimacy to the product and the representations being made," Mr Samuel said.
"Retailers that continue to sell the product with misleading representations on the packaging are warned that they may be open to action from the ACCC," Mr Samuel said.
To address the ACCC's concerns Power Balance has provided the ACCC with court-enforceable undertakings that it will:
only make claims about its products if they are supported by a written report from an independent testing body that meets certain standards
publish corrective advertising to prevent consumers from being misled in the future
amend the Australian website to remove any misleading representations
change the packaging to remove any misleading representations
offer a refund to any consumers that feel they have been misled, and
remove the words "performance technology" from the band itself.
Consumers with refund enquiries can call Power Balance on 1800 733 436.
The ACCC has previously taken court action against a number of alternative health providers, including Advanced Allergy Elimination and NuEra, for misleading and deceptive conduct.
credit to edmw for curry sauce
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