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Tuesday, November 28, 2006

LOL..sth that makes me feel better whenever i blunder.seeing the pros do the same thing!!hehe..

Top 10 of the World worst Goalkeeping blunder


haiz..i sympathize with the keepers in the video sia.not only did they blunder..then some more caught on tape and then will be shown over and over again.wah..the emotional trauma caused by making a blunder really sucks ah,and for whatever reasons,blunders tend to stay in the minds of those who made them..perhaps to remind themselves not to do the same again?

well..i guess i'm lucky no one caught any of my blunders on video.if not i could probably have taken up the slots from 10 to 7 of the video above.lol.yeah..



omg december is coming and i still havent started hol hw...die die die die!!!!

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