Friday, 28th of November 2008 at 07:24:20 PMJust finished to read last volume (#10) of “Y The Last men”. Agent 355 was killed! This was really sad. Why couldn’t it end with a nice happy end. This is so tragic to see a wonderful romance end like this.
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A lucky and (now) rich BIOS developer @work: my good old friend Antal. Related Posts:The first time after month I really enjoyed a FC Bayern Bundesliga match. What did new coach Heynckes change in so little time after takeing over from Klinsmann. Or what did Klinsmann do with a functional team to let them look so bad in the last month’. After 50 min I already graded Ribery in world class constitution: seems he is showing his best for observers from Real Madrid? Two times passing the ball on the right and overtaking oponent on the left, fantastic stop of long high ball during a right turn, always running like a maniac, many assists and one goal. Also amazing goal from Toni in impossible position. The whole team played great. They seem to believe to make it again for the German championchip. Thats fun being live in the Allianz arena. Two matches remaining … (*1) Quote from It Crowd series 3 episode 3
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