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kekita

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  1. kekita replied to Sharry's topic in The Lounge
    hey bonnie did u see Rove Live coldplay interview they gave chris a basket full of choc Yummmm!
  2. ^ i agree here is another german and good actor too
  3. :lol: :lol: :lol: did u create that MAfe!! that was great music and all :lol: :lol: i used to watch that shit too :lol: :lol: how can i get this to email to my friends? is it this stuff: <font color="red">Hit reply to poster to get the code. then repost this.</font> i'm a bit dense :freak: explain to me very slowly....
  4. happy birthday to you :)
  5. yeah its to do with battery stuff :confused: however im no expert on them so anyone have a better explination...
  6. kinda bogged down with interpol studies at the mo... but were are the duke spirit from and what type of music they play?
  7. AH HA i don't know if u spell it like this ( the 80s band Chris Martin likes)
  8. thanks Ellie i really like your list of fav aus bands ;) there are a few i've never heard of before like Bertie Blackman and Machine Translations. Ben Lee: i like the something borrowed something blue song- oh and i saw him once at Nova cinemans in Melbourne!!! my friend invitited some uni friends to see the movie Lake Placid and the director and him were there to answer questions i didn't really know him back then so i didn't kick up a fuss he was cool though down to earth.
  9. ^ loving the photo SeeCup41! and andrea OMG that looks like garlic bread yum glarbinator a.k.a the Photoshop Whiz!
  10. anyone successful with the presale ticket? read the thread seems like there has been a lot of confusion :confused:
  11. thank you :kiss: i'll need it cause im broke :(
  12. Bali police probe suicide bomb link Sunday Oct 2 13:14 AEST Police forensic teams are sifting through the debris left behind Saturday's coordinated bomb attacks on three crowded restaurants on Indonesia's resort island of Bali that killed at least 25 people and wounded more than 100 others. Police said they were looking for evidence over whether suicide bombers were to blame. They believe the blasts were the work of Jemaah Islamiah (JI), al-Qaeda's south-east Asian network. Three Australians - a teenage boy, a woman and a man - were listed as dead by hospital officials. Others known to have been killed including a Japanese citizen and a dozen Indonesians. The wounded included 17 Australians, six South Koreans, three Americans, three Japanese and one Briton, Reuters reported. The nearly simultaneous explosions that also wounded at least 100 people came nearly three years after JI militants bombed nightclubs in Bali, killing 202 people, most of them foreign tourists, among them 88 Australians. Bali's police chief Made Mangku Pastika visited one of the three blast sites, at Raja's restaurant in Kuta Beach. Asked if suicide bombers were responsible, he told reporters: "We have not come to that conclusion yet. We need to develop the investigation." "We want to search things that may be overlooked. We need to search and re-search again," Pastika said. Asked if the bombs had been hidden inside the restaurant before the blast or carried in, he said: "We have found a crater on the floor but give us more time so that there is no mistake." The well-respected Pastika is credited with a major role in the capture of many of those involved in the 2002 bombings. Police had blocked off much of the street in front of the restaurant, where a forensics team was at work. President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono branded the blasts as acts of terrorism and vowed to catch those responsible. The United States, Britain, Australia and UN Secretary General Kofi Annan also condemned the attacks. Yudhoyono said it was too soon to blame anyone, but security experts said the strikes bore the hallmarks of Jemaah Islamiah, a network seen as the regional arm of al-Qaeda. "We will catch the perpetrators and punish them," Yudhoyono said in Jakarta, adding he would go to Bali. Police said three blasts hit separate restaurants packed with evening diners, two at outdoor seafood eateries on Jimbaran Beach and one at a steak bar at Kuta Beach in an area surrounded by shops and jammed with pedestrians, including children. "It's just a very hard place to protect if you look at where they hit," said Ken Conboy, a Jakarta-based security expert,. " ... places like Kuta Square, those are just big shopping areas and they're basically outdoors on the street," he said, referring to one of the blast sites near the scene of the 2002 explosions. Ketut Suartana, 33, said he was eating at Jimbaran when the first bomb exploded. The second came just minutes later. "We were eating and suddenly it just went dark. I tried to run but I kept falling over. Then the second blast happened," said Suartana, lying on a hospital bed with scratch marks over his face and chest. "People were in panic. I just tried to save myself." Doctors and medics worked through the night treating the wounded, many still looking stunned and covered in blood.
  13. there's a triple M radio competition to win coldplay tickets im gona try *fingers crossed*
  14. maybe they're going goth :stunned:
  15. While everyone else is crunching "new rock" or nervy "post-post-punk", two Australian bands drop anchor in mellower waters. THE PANICS Sleeps Like a Curse (LittleBigMan/MGM) *** 1/2 While everyone else is either ploughing the crunching "new rock" or nervy "post-post-punk", these two Australian groups return with their minds on calmer pursuits that don't need inverted commas around them. For the Panics from Perth, this means an album that comes with its own heat haze. Sleeps Like a Curse feels like early evening in summer when you can still feel the warmth coming off the ground as you lie on the couch on the veranda. Jae Laffer's vocals have both a hint of huskiness and shot of drawl, coming across like gentle cycle spin-off of Machine Translations' J Walker, the Go-Betweens' Grant McLennan and the Church's Steve Kilbey. Musically, that's pretty much where the Panics fit in, too: country and whispers of psychedelia laid over the kind of melodies you could pour from a jug. Twin Sisters and One Too Many Itches are simply gorgeous. Sleeps Like a Curse and Speak It should accompany classic surf footage. Minor A shades the day with sadness oh and Motor Ace appear to have called it quits :( just started to like their older stuff
  16. *bump* shocking page 2 :angry: The panics
  17. all the best :)
  18. kekita replied to twin4life's topic in The Lounge
    i had braces- i looked horrible in photos cause i wouldn't smile so ended up looking like a duck :lol: yeah it made big imporvement cause i had canines that jutted out :stunned: sad though now i can't do my vampire impression that i did so well :(
  19. oh sori took so long needed both for a while... :wink3: k all done sent them off now
  20. :) much better he just came in looked gorgeous and i was better straight away! thanks ;)
  21. :cry: hey girlygirl is Guy the doc still around... i need some TLC
  22. we're all buddies here :D we are a rare species but we r growing in numbers ;)
  23. :angry: :( :angry: :( that just makes me really happy that the link doesn't work for me :P

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