Ay Ewan!

I'd just like to thank Edward Furlong and the Geezer for giving me and my partner hell last Saturday. Next time guys, maybe you'd want the other team to enjoy playing first rather than giving them a quick and painless loss... Then again, maybe we were just a waste of your time so you guys decided to finish off the game to queue early, huh? Bullet day...(Balang araw...)

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meowok said…
urrm... wala akong masabi... ^ ^;
11:41 AM
Bebert said…
badminton blues...:P magluto na lang tayo!
9:26 AM
igor said…
Tinalo kayo ni, ni, ni Edward Furlong? Yung nag-John Connor at nag-The Crow? Astig! :D
9:22 AM
Bebert said…
Oo no! Grabe!
2:01 PM
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