wat's in the menu 2day...?

guai lou train snooker skill to pick up gals in bar

i very setia one.. i dun change gf like baju one...

well, western country and malaysia is different in bar scene 

well, sometimes u need to be experience to be on spot then only u understand. well can u play snooker at the 1st place ?

nowadays pool rates are the same as snooker adi..
unless still can find those tables that insert coins like Summit there lo but no more adi
i prefer snooker, can play points, big table and challenging

bowling i oso enjoy... normally masuk longkang geh

ANYBODY HERE TRIED ARCHERY B4 ??

lets have a round of challenge 

that's the point not gud about pool lar, finish too fast

if like that u bettah forget about kiki and go for bb lulz

safe u say ??

WE ARE one, but we are many, and from all the lands on earth we come.. we share a dream and sing with oneee voice! I AM, YOU ARE.. we are australiannn

HAHAH WHAT

*tinsze slowly walk out from the corner*
with half close eyes.."hi hawk!hi mike"

hawkie.. i think i know where they are... maybe some gathering?

hwak: frog..!!! then....*fast fast disect it and throw back to hawk*

... nah.. frog leg muscle... then start blah blah...
the frog leg muscle is strong and..........
hawk...

The Muscular system is very important to the frog because it provides movement for its body and protection for many of its organs.

The muscles are the mechanics behind all movement in the frog. The bones in the frog are not able to move on their own but move when the frogs muscles pull on them. This "pull" is initiated by nerve stimuli, which directs the muscle cells to contract. Muscles are attached to bones by tendons which pull on the bones during contraction and thus causes the bone to move.
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The muscles also give protection tothe organs of the frog by being the barrier between them and the outside world.

Move the mouse over the frog picture to the right to see the rest of the frog. 
The muscle cells are a very interesting type of cell, for it is one of the only cells that can expand and contract. When the the frog extends his leg the muscle cells will actually extend, or lengthen, so that this movement can be useful in various ways to the frog.

Also, the muscles work in antagonistic pairs. This means that when one muscle cells extend, the cells in that opposite muscle pair contract, or shorten. Without this process, movement would be impossible.
in a nutshel.. that's wat my blah blah means

heh...... ...

c.. coz of u.. they so kesian

*tinsze walk slowly slowly....... turn her head... look around.....and mumble"heh.. where everyone went eh..juz nw still so crowded one"

SC is dead ?