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Sorry to ’sissy-fy’ your site, DPL but just to show you my latest creation for my mum. She didn’t like the mismatched pair, fearing people will laugh at her for putting on the wrong earring. =.= Mothers….so had to redo to make them a matching pair. Boring. Have a good sunday, DPL! 
Missus
DPL: girly stuffs like this are now shoved into a new catergory called “girly stuff”. geek stuff still rawks.yay!
Tiger Woods’ caddy, Steve William earned $1.27 m last year - just by carrying golf bag filled with clubs. Right.
Read more here.
Missus
Read an article on sexual fetishes here (published today in Mind Your Body, Straits Times)
More Psychos:
Japanese grandfather Batters entire family to death
A 77-year-old Japanese farmer was arrested yesterday for allegedly killing his entire family, including his young granddaughter, with a hammer, local police said.
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| KUALA LUMPUR - A MALAYSIAN husband suspected his wife was having an affair with another man. He was wrong.To his shock, he discovered a VCD with explicit scenes of his wife having sex with a woman. (is this considered ’sex’?)Harian Metro reported that the woman was the wife’s office colleague and the affair had been going on for several months.
The paper said the man grew suspicious when his wife came home from work with love bites on her body. He thought she might be fooling around with a male colleague. He confronted his wife, who denied having an affair with any man. A whole new light was thrown on the affair when the husband found the hidden VCD and discovered that his rival was a woman. - The Star/ANN. |
Missus
Omg read these on the straits times. Feel so sad and scared at the same time that these are happening at this moment around the world. I feel so insecure.
6th Mysterious Human Foot Washes Up in Canada and Toddlers’ Death Shocks Australians
Interesting…
The Straits Times:
LOS ANGELES - THE brains of gay men resemble those of straight women, according to research published yesterday that provides more evidence of the role of biology in sexual orientation.
imagine, darkness you can almost breathe in.
silence, that blares into your soul.
you kept still, only to find yourself wanting to run away.
Isn’t this familiar?
Humans are always afraid of the dark and what dangers that may lurk within those shadows. Old sayings that forewarned enterprising individuals to stay away from the dark and not to venture forth; Old wives’ tales of evil spirits sapping your life in the cover of the night. All too familiar
After our mastery of fire and thus light, we began to go and venture - but never far from our light. We invent, create, improve, conquer and build many marvels that in the span of 65 thousand years, we are dominant species - and the only one to be able to make a difference on this piece of rock.
But the darkness still remains. It manifests in different forms, appearing to others yet unseen but some. It became something from a tribal meditated fear of all to something personal. The fear of darkness still resides within us. Some find it in the form of trying to step out of their comfort zone. While some are facing this at work. Many, of course, are battling it inside them every, single day of their lives. There are so many things that one could be worried about and all of it stems from the very darkness of what lies unbeknownst to us.
So why is it so hard for us to conquer this fear?
-=To Be Continued=-
Dua Pai Lang
