Mystery9

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Spies, thats such a brilliant song, really good to chill out to, especially if your drinking and trying to relax! Well doone on your own Thread Nick, you deserve it!:D

Thats like in Collateral, Where Jamie Foxx says: You just killed him And Tom Cruise said: No I didnt, The bullets and the fall kiled him. I love that qoute:laugh3:

Guns don't kill people, people kill people!

PM me with an explainaton!;)

Or Nay!!

Yay!!!!!!!

Whos Mark? Whos Rick? Or maybe thats me??:sneaky:

He is a hunky dory fella, hey? Mine is yesoori! Steven Adler

1.Who is Mystery9? 2.Who is Mystery9? 3.Who is Mystery9? 4.What is this place? 5.Who is Mystery9?

Arcade Fire are good/Brilliant band or are they a Bad/Terrible band???????

In green eyes, very Green. And Nicko, Nope again:P

Nope, closer to home!:P

Ah hah! Quite the clever one arent you. Well the martians will do with you. Muauhahahah!

Wants to be more Girl-like. Well sister it ain't half bad!!

Guy Chris Or Will

Home Jungle or Street

No Mystery Woman TNP is Emily

Radiohead or Radiodread

Yes, I have to keep my figure slim. TNP loves Chinese food!

You are so not onto me. That was a clue aswell. Kinda should help you guys out on what gender I am if you know what I mean. Well anyways Im off to get my nails done. Ciao!

I really want this dress

A level students achieve record results © ITN 2008 A level students achieved record results this year as the national pass rate soared above 97 per cent for the first time. The proportion of pupils awarded A grades also rose again with more than one in four gaining the top marks. Figures from the exam boards show traditional subjects are still firm favourites with English and maths the top choices. And pupils are once again taking greater interest in science with increased entries in all three areas - biology, chemistry and physics. Chemistry was the favourite science - the eighth most popular choice of subjects amongst sixth-formers. Jim Sinclair, director of the Joint Council for Qualifications, which published the results, said they were excellent and congratulated students on their achievements. He said: "The results show not only an improvement in the grades achieved but also an increased entry to mathematics, sciences and languages, which are positive and encouraging developments all round. "This has to be a day for celebration." Schools minister Jim Knight also dismissed any suggestion that another set of record results showed that A-levels were being dumbed down. Fears that languages would see a slump in popularity proved unfounded as the numbers taking French and Spanish rose. But there was a decrease in German. Overall 97.2 per cent of candidates taking A-levels this summer achieved A to E passes, up from 96.9 per cent last year. Girls continued to score better grades than boys although boys are continuing to close the gap at grade A. Professor Alan Smithers from the University of Buckingham said the increase in popularity in science was not unexpected. He said: "There has been a big attempt to reverse the decline in science, and we may begin to see the fruits of that this year." Teachers have appealed for students to be allowed to enjoy their day of success without the inevitable complaints about the exams being "too easy". Well done to everyone!! http://news.uk.msn.com/Article.aspx?cp-documentid=9223389

Hahhaha, yeah, same thing Why do you need to Exercise?

^Damn right! Its telling to stick with your true colours which is Coldplay!