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Showing posts with label Sports. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sports. Show all posts
Sunday, 7 November 2010
Skatesistan
Such a beautiful short film about a group of children who love to skate. The movie is shot in Kabul, Afghanistan.
Monday, 11 June 2007
Tuesday, 20 March 2007
Silver tights hurt my eyes! OUCH!!
Umm Charolotte Church is pregnant and getting married next month if anyone cares!
On to something different. Did anyone watch the FA cup quarter final with Chelsea and Hot Spurs? Chelsea won...which sucked but for me the highlight was the constant booing of Cashley Cole (oops not again, sorry I meant Ashley Cole)..
I have been a little bit hooked to this social site called Stureplan. It is the Stockholm's "happening place". Anyway, this girl called Elin Kling does not fail to entertain me in her weekly "fashion column". Maybe something is wrong with my judgement but all I see every week is almost the same outfit and just with a different coloured tights! I really hope that "fashion followers" do not follow her because its just that the tights aren't even that special. They are hideous!! Anyway, Here is a photo of her and a link to her column. Be amused!
http://www.stureplan.se/articles/4576/www.private-eye.co.uk
Saturday, 17 March 2007
Kimi Kimi Kimi!!!
Yes! Kimi Raikkonen is on pole position! At last!!! I really hope he wins tomorrow. He has got great talent and he is a fighter so I have no doubt that he will give his all to win. I miss Michael Schumacher but I am hoping Kimi is going to keep the Ferrari pride alive!
UPDATE: Kimi won! woohoo!! but his limelight was stolen by the newcomer Lewis Hamilton. He is labelled the "Tiger Woods of Formula 1". He was great and aggressive. I just hope this wasn't some beginners' luck. Otherwsie he could easily become the "Tim Henman of Formula one" (i.e. never wins anything major!) :-)
Thursday, 8 February 2007
Round up ...
“It was cricket as it might have been written by Kafka: a hideous punishment, as unjust as it was incomprehensible, inflicted on people who had earned the right to expect better things from life. It was like playing cricket against the Gestapo: cricket as a form of atrocity in which resistance is useless. It was cricket as torture, in which pain and hatred become distorted into a loving and grateful submission to the torturer.”SIMON BARNES ON THE ADELAIDE TEST MATCH
Times
www.private-eye.co.uk
Tuesday, 16 January 2007
Thursday, 4 January 2007
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