I must admit I’m glad to have finished up for the day, it’s been a long day of work. Blogging is a draining profession that requires a constant top up of beer to keep the mind active.
Gin Tan is a bit of a cutie but she’s also pretty wild. In a brief interview for Maxim Singapore she answered she wants to be a MILF when asked what she’d like to do when she grows up!!!
It continued when asked, “what parts of a guy do you find sexy?” Her answer: “I tend to look for nice eyebrows. It’s strange and I don’t really know the reason behind it.”
A definite candidate for the nut house but her looks mean we can turn a blind eye to her madness - for now at least.
According to the latest sales figures from Sony, the PS2 is still outselling the PS3. PS3 sales topped 9.2 million for fiscal 2008 but the PS2 – despite weaker sales – still managed to sell 13.7 million units. This is down by almost 1 million units on fiscal 2007 but still a massive sales achievement.
In software terms, the PS2 is still a goldmine with sales of 154 million units, down almost 40 million on 2007, but still triple those for all the other PlayStation platforms.
Big-hearted Birmingham midfielder Olivier Kapo shrugged off the disappointment of the club’s Premier League relegation by giving his bootboy, James McPike, a £30,000 Mercedes as a thank you gesture for looking after his kit during his first season at St Andrew’s.
McPike, 20, had initially been disappointed when Kapo turned down his request for a pair of boots to mark the end of the campaign. But his mood ligthened considerably when Kapo instead gave him the keys to his car.
McPike, who signed professional terms as a 17-year-old earns an estimated £3000 a week - 100 times less than Kapo - and told his team-mate he could not accept as he couldn’t afford the insurance.
But Kapo, 27, then drove the shocked youngster to his home, handed him the spare set of keys and the car’s logbook and insisted on paying for a year’s insurance.
So my team, Glasgow Rangers, were defeated in last nights UEFA Cup Final by Russian outfit Zenit. Now if that wasn’t bad enough it emerged that fans had been involved in running battles with police BEFORE the match had even started.
To be honest I’m not surprised this happened. Rangers fans are no angels, Glasgow is a tough city and violence is commonplace. Add to the mix it had been widely reported that many football hooligans from English teams were intending to descend on Manchester dressed in Rangers strips with the sole intention of causing trouble. Surely police and security chiefs were aware of this considering how widespread these stories had been prior to the game.
So what kicked it all off? Well unlike most of the inaccurate reporting online this DIDN’T start because of the teams defeat.
Tens of thousands of ticketless fans were left disappointed after waiting for hours in Manchester’s Piccadilly Gardens - one of the fan zones set up with a huge screen that was beaming in the game - when a message flashed up on the screens less than five minutes before kick-off advising the crowd that there was a glitch and there would be no live feed on the screen.
Hundreds of officers swarmed into the Gardens to try to control the situation as the crowd tried to leave the area. Officers in riot gear drew their batons. Mounted police and dog handlers flooded the area. Fans claimed police jostled them. Some were hit with batons and bottles flew. Riot police charged and bottles and traffic cones were thrown in response.
Small pockets of fans remained in Piccadilly in the hope that the big screen would start working but it remained blank. Police moved in waves, ushering fans out of the square but there were angry flashpoints. At 8.30pm, there was mayhem at the fringes of Piccadilly Gardens. Police came under a hail of bottles from furious fans they were escorting away.
As a police helicopter circled overhead, lines of officers in riot gear charged at fans as they tried to contain the situation. One fan was seen being whacked by police in a shop doorway. The man’s friends rushed to help him and fighting broke out. At least one man was seen being carried from the square with unknown injuries.
Fans in the other city centre fan zones - at Albert Square and Cathedral Gardens - were oblivious to what was happening until thousands of supporters surged in. But tens of thousands missed at least the entire first half of the game.
After the game trouble seemed to escalate. A Russian fan was stabbed outside the stadium but his injuries were not serious. Six men - believed to be Rangers fans - were arrested over the incident.
A group of retired American teachers recently went to France on a tour. Robert Whiting, an elderly gentleman of 83, arrived in Paris by plane.
At French Customs, he took a few minutes to locate his passport in his carry on. ‘You have been to France before, monsieur?’ the customs officer asked sarcastically.
Mr. Whiting admitted that he had been to France previously.
‘Then you should know enough to have your passport ready.’
The American said, ‘The last time I was here, I didn’t have to show it.’
‘Impossible. Americans always have to show your passports on arrival in France !’
The American senior gave the Frenchman a long hard look. Then he quietly explained. ‘Well, when I came ashore at Omaha Beach on D-Day in ‘44 to help liberate this country, I couldn’t find any damn Frenchmen to show it to.’
Here’s another funny tale involving A U.S. Navy Admiral the and the French.
A U.S. Navy Admiral was attending a naval conference that included Admirals from the U.S. , English, Canadian, Australian and French navies. At a cocktail reception, he found himself standing with a large group of officers that included personnel from most of those countries. Everyone was chatting away in English as they sipped their drinks but a French admiral suddenly complained that, ‘… whereas Europeans learn many languages, Americans learn only English.’ He then asked, ‘Why is it that we always have to speak English in these conferences rather than speaking French?’
Without hesitating, the American Admiral replied ‘Maybe it’s because the Brits, Canadians, Aussies and Americans arranged it so you wouldn’t have to speak German.’
A quick note to all men, women and perverts - the readers of this site summed up nicely - tonight’s the big night for Glasgow Rangers and if we win the UEFA Cup Final I may be missing for several days, I should be sober enough to post again by the weekend. However I have prepared several posts for the coming days to give you some booblers to ogle just not as many as normal.
Here’s today’s 15 recommended picks from my blog reader.
Gemma Atkinson is currently one of the sexiest women on the planet - she’s cute, got a great body and a damn fine rack. I’ll also add she actually seems a pretty nice person too.
Over the past week or so the internet has been flooded with photos of her holidaying in Cuba and today we’ll add to this frenzy with another set of Gemma enjoying some time out at the beach.
I have no idea whether these pictures are old or new but as an ‘admirer’ of Miss Atkinson I’m certain I haven’t seen them before today.
Either way I’m sure you’ll enjoy a second look if you’ve seen them before, if it’s a first sighting then you better be careful - they are hot!
According to the latest sales figures from Sony, the PS2 is still outselling the PS3. PS3 sales topped 9.2 million for fiscal 2008 but the PS2 – despite weaker sales – still managed to sell 13.7 million units. This is down by almost 1 million units on fiscal 2007 but still a massive sales achievement.
Big-hearted Birmingham midfielder Olivier Kapo shrugged off the disappointment of the club’s Premier League relegation by giving his bootboy, James McPike, a £30,000 Mercedes as a thank you gesture for looking after his kit during his first season at St Andrew’s.
Gemma Atkinson is currently one of the sexiest women on the planet - she’s cute, got a great body and a damn fine rack. I’ll also add she actually seems a pretty nice person too.
