Ilda is the same person as previous posting, but now I stole her bizarre pictures from her wardrobe. And you know what? This girl has a taste of humor too!
Pretending to be rockstar, but in my opinion, more like DEAD star! Look at Ilda and her friends. One is a singer from jail, the other is broom guitarist and unlucky drummer who always affraid there's rain come to her lovely creambath-hair!
Good pose from this bunch of wieners, don't know why, but to me they're look depressed because their dad's just been sacked from the job!
What the.... !!! Is this a cabaret high school girl or some zombies arised from the graves?
Lady and gentleman... This is new vocalist of The Cure, but beware of her if you meet her on the street, she may bite you!
Truly photoshop hoax, even though I could not stop asking what if this is her true face? One thing for sure... I will not post it on my blog!
Our star this time is Ilda (girl in veil), born in 15 December 1991. She is my sister's friend (believe me, my sister's also as beautiful as HELL!), and she came to our house often. I think this hoot is worth to be put on this girl, since what I looking for is fresh Asian girls, just for you! Now please, do not jerk-off or do similar action after see her pretty face, and pray yourself that you'll get a proper girl for you!
Ilda (the girl on the far right) on her friend's crib, ready to hang-out to nearest department store. Note, the two girl on the center still wearing high school uniform!
Now, now. With her buddies, they went to Gallery Photo Studio to shot some decent stuff. Can you guess where is Ilda?
This is the best background so far : rice fields (without any paddies whatsoever!). Ilda look so cute with her pose, even though I'm affraid that she falls to the bleak muddy water behind!
Pictured in her school yard, with nice-looking outfit. Her friend take this fabulous picture, and I love her ponny hair so much!
If you think that the girls as beautiful as her have no boyfriend, you think wrong! This is her 'monkey', tagged name Denda... Lucky bastard! :-(
Ilda, the girl in pink silhouette. Love to see the texture of her face!
Ilda with short pants. I'm sure that this picture was taken when she's still in elementary school, still with her curly hair!
Ilda with her beloved little sister. Another becoming beauty I'm sure!
Ilda in her school dress in black veil. No matter what she wearing, she still as beautiful as ever!
Again, Ilda with her boyfriend, same age as she...
Now, if you want to know her further, check out her site, please contact me NOW!
Meet Ladia Gena with her sister. It seems they were a happy siblings, with a lot of momentous pictures to share on her Friendster profile here. But, like she admitted on secret interview for botany magazine, ita rare moment between countless rivalry, fighting, dogfight, catfight, and whatever fight they have!
Other than making some headlines with her sister, this weird chick have more weird act to do, Kissing her friend! What a wonderful world it is...
I found this picture on the net. It seems they've been on holiday or something, and the lucky girl spread her horny smile, surrounded with want-to-be-macho boys. One dude even have the time to put the glasses on his wet face!
1 The practice of burying the dead may date back 350,000 years, as evidenced by a 45-foot-deep pit in Atapuerca, Spain, filled with the fossils of 27 hominids of the species Homo heidelbergensis, a possible ancestor of Neanderthals and modern humans.
2 Never say die: There are at least 200 euphemisms for death, including "to be in Abraham's bosom," "just add maggots," and "sleep with the Tribbles" (a Star Trek favorite).
3 No American has died of old age since 1951.
4 That was the year the government eliminated that classification on death certificates.
5 The trigger of death, in all cases, is lack of oxygen. Its decline may prompt muscle spasms, or the "agonal phase," from the Greek word agon, or contest.
6 Within three days of death, the enzymes that once digested your dinner begin to eat you. Ruptured cells become food for livingbacteria in the gut, which release enough noxious gas to bloat the body and force the eyes to bulge outward.
7 So much for recycling: Burials in America deposit 827,060 gallons of embalming fluid—formaldehyde, methanol, and ethanol—into the soil each year. Cremation pumps dioxins, hydrochloric acid, sulfur dioxide, and carbon dioxide into the air.
8 Alternatively . . . A Swedish company, Promessa, will freeze-dry your body in liquid nitrogen, pulverize it with high-frequency vibrations, and seal the resulting powder in a cornstarch coffin. They claim this "ecological burial" will decompose in 6 to 12 months.
9 Zoroastrians in India leave out the bodies of the dead to be consumed by vultures.
10 The vultures are now dying off after eating cattle carcasses dosed with diclofenac, an anti-inflammatory used to relieve fever in livestock.
11 Queen Victoria insisted on being buried with the bathrobe of her long-dead husband, Prince Albert, and a plaster cast of his hand.
12 If this doesn't work, we're trying in vitro! In Madagascar, families dig up the bones of dead relatives and parade them around the village in a ceremonycalled famadihana. The remains are then wrapped in a new shroud and reburied. The old shroud is given to a newly married, childless couple to cover the connubial bed.
13 During a railway expansion in Egypt in the 19th century, construction companies unearthed so many mummies that they used them as fuel for locomotives.
14 Well, yeah, there's a slight chance this could backfire: English philosopher Francis Bacon, a founder of the scientific method, died in 1626 of pneumonia after stuffing a chicken with snow to see if cold would preserve it.
15 For organs to form during embryonic development, some cells must commit suicide. Without such programmed cell death, we would all be born with webbed feet, like ducks.
16 Waiting to exhale: In 1907 aMassachusetts doctor conducted an experiment with a specially designed deathbed and reported that the human body lost 21 grams upon dying. This has been widely held as fact ever since. It's not.
17 Buried alive: In 19th-century Europe there was so much anecdotal evidence that living people were mistakenly declared dead that cadavers were laid out in "hospitals for the dead" while attendants awaited signs of putrefaction.
18 Eighty percent of people in the United States die in a hospital.
19 If you can't make it here . . . More people commit suicide in New York City than are murdered.
20 It is estimated that 100 billion people have died since humans began.
Following in the footsteps of the Iraqi journalist who hurled his shoes at President George W. Bush, anyone can take a virtual swipe at the US leader on the Internet thanks to a new game.
The aim of "Sock and Awe" (www.sockandawe.com), launched by Britain's Alex Tew, is to knock Bush out with a shoe, a feat already attained by 1.4 million players, according to the website Tuesday.
Aptly named after the US "Shock and Awe" military campaign to knock out Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein, the game gives players 30 seconds to aim at a figure of Bush ducking behind a rostrum.
It was in protest against the Bush administration's Iraqi policy that journalist Durgham Zaidi threw both his shoes at the outgoing president Sunday during his swansong visit to the battleground. The action won Zaidi widespread plaudits in the Arab world where Bush's policies have drawn broad hostility.
Tew, 24, drew world attention with his "milliondollarhomepage.com", a website he conceived when 21 to help raise money for his university education by selling off pixels at a dollar a piece.
Zaidi, who was taken into custody after the Baghdad incident, has a broken arm and ribs after being struck by security agents, his brother told AFP.
The incident prompted a hugely popular Afghan comedy show to reconstruct the infamous event -- only this time the US president gets it in the face.
Bush is highly unpopular among most ordinary Afghans and footage of the US president ducking as an Iraqi journalist hurled two shoes in his direction has been shown repeatedly on television here.
Now a satirical show has used actors to reconstruct Sunday's press conference in Baghdad, ensuring that this time the shoe hits Bush in the face.
The producer of the show, "Zang-i-Khatar" (Alert Bell), said he wanted to send a message of solidarity with Iraq.
"The aim of the programme, besides making people laugh... is to convey solidarity with the people and journalists of Iraq," Hanif Hamgaam told AFP ahead of the show's airing Wednesday evening.
Consider visiting these rare cultural, historic, and natural sites before they are irrevocably altered or gone forever
Taj Mahal
If the plan to close the Taj Mahal goes into effect, it would reduce this over-the-top mausoleum — built by Shah Jahan (fifth emperor of the Mughal dynasty) to mourn his favorite wife, Mumtaz Mahal — to a mere postcard silhouette instead of the spiritual experience it can be.
Even a recent rise in admission prices doesn't deter floods of tourists from shuffling through the Taj Maha l — three to four million tourists every year. Between the crowds and the air pollution that's eating away its white stone facade, tourism officials are considering closing this 17th-century landmark to the public, leaving its fabulous domed symmetry — that graceful center onion dome, the four smaller surrounding domes, the slender punctuating minarets, the serene reflecting pool — visible only from afar.
Shah Jahan placed this memorial beside the Yamuna River, despite the constant risk of flooding, because it was next to the bustling market of the Tajganj, where it is said he first saw Mumtaz selling jewels in a market stall. Work started in 1641, and it took 20,000 laborers (not to mention oxen and elephants) 22 years to complete; its marble came from Rajasthan, the precious stones from all over Asia. In the late 19th century, the badly deteriorated Taj Mahal was extensively restored by British viceroy Lord Curzon; what will today's Indian government do to preserve this treasure?
Lord Howe Island
More than half of the original recorded species of birds on this island are extinct due to hunting; non-native predators such as black rats, cats, and owls; and overgrazing by farm animals. Now that Lord Howe Island is protected and managed, the most serious threats are oil and chemical water pollution, and groundwater pollution from sewage management.
Possibly Australia's best birding site, Lord Howe Island is a carefully preserved nature sanctuary, where only 400 tourists are allowed at a time. Seventy-five percent of the island, including much of the southern mountains and northern hills, is a permanent protected nature reserve. The island is home to more than 130 bird species, between residents and migratory visitors. Walking trails along the island's ragged east coast provide great views of seabirds, star among them is one of the world's rarest birds, the Providence petrel, which nests near the summit of Mount Gower. This sturdy-looking seabird is so trustful of humans that it can even be called out of the air — and might even decide to rest in your lap.
For impressive aerial feats, look to the skies, especially over the tropical forests of the northern hills, and you'll see the beautiful red-tailed tropic bird, with its elegant red tail streamers. When courting, it will fly backwards, in circles, and, for good measure, throw in some vertical displays. It's a splendid sight, and one few birders ever get to see.
Pyramids of Giza
Of all the original Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, only one is still standing: the Great Pyramid of Cheops. Granted, its pinnacle was lopped off, and the polished white limestone that once faced its sloping sides was scavenged ages ago. But there it is in the Egyptian desert, the largest in a trio of stupendous royal tombs, with a quirky monument called the Sphinx alongside. It's quite a sight to see — if only you could see it.
Today, aggressive throngs of souvenir vendors, tour touts, and taxi drivers crowd the entrance to the Pyramids of Giza. Though camel rides and horseback tours are now banned from the monument area, visitors still clamber unchecked over the ancient landmarks. The haphazard sprawl and pollution of Cairo comes right to the edge of the archaeological zone, yet Egyptian officials seem unconcerned about protecting the site.
It's difficult now to get that iconic long-distance view of the three pyramids looming in the desert; you can't really see them until you're too close. Oriented precisely to the points of the compass, they were built for three Pharaohs of the 4th Dynasty (about 27th c. B.C.) — the Great Pyramid of Cheops, the slightly smaller Second Pyramid of Chephren, and the much smaller red-granite Third Pyramid of Mycerinus — and designed to imitate the rays of the sun shining down from its zenith. Most tourists expect a visit to the famed pyramids to be a once-in-a-lifetime thrill, not a tawdry letdown. It's the only Ancient Wonder we have left — what a pity it's come to this.
Gu Gong (Forbidden City)
This vast complex is half a millennium old — the emperors lived in the Forbidden City from 1420 to 1923, beginning long before Columbus sailed to the Americas and ending right before Lindbergh flew across the Atlantic — and the heavy traffic is taking its toll.
It may have been forbidden once, but nowadays nearly seven million visitors a year cross the threshold of this imperial palace, home to an unbroken line of 24 Chinese emperors. Limiting access would be a ticklish proposition for the Chinese government since most of the visitors are Chinese citizens getting in touch with their heritage. Many sections may be closed when you visit, due to a massive renovation lasting through 2020.
There's no one must-see section — it's the scale and harmony of the whole that's so impressive, an irrefutable statement of Chinese imperial might. It was originally built by an army of workers in only 14 years, although after various ransackings and fires, most of what you see today was built in the 17th century. Check out the largest gate, the Gate of Heavenly Peace, where Mao Tse Tung made his dramatic announcement founding the People's Republic in October 1949. The nearby Gate of Supreme Harmony leads into the perfectly symmetrical outer court, and then into an inner court and increasingly private — at least in the emperor's time — pavilions and structures.
Little Green Street
Little Green Street isn't in the center of London, but maybe that's why it survived so long — it's one of only a few intact Georgian streets left in the whole metropolis. These two-story brick houses may have survived the Blitz in World War II, but the inexorable march of gentrification is another thing altogether. It's not even a full neighborhood, just a one-block-long street, a narrow cobblestoned lane lined on both sides with perhaps a dozen modest 18th-century terraced houses.
The houses themselves being knocked down, it's the street itself that lies in danger. A developer seeking to build nearby can only access the plot of land through the 2.5m (8 feet) wide street. Lorries and backhoes would barely scrape through this lane, coming within inches of the terrace's neatly painted front doors and bow windows. No studies had been done to test how much the constant rumbling and vibrations of that traffic would affect the foundations of these 225-year-old buildings, given a projected construction period of 4 years.
Little Green Street looks like a perfect slice of Regency London; it's been celebrated in the poetry of that quintessentially British poet John Betjeman, and used as the setting for music videos and photo shoots. The campaign to save Little Green Street has not only knit together the dozen families who live there, it has attracted actors, writers, musicians, and others concerned with preserving London's historic character. On February 28, 2008, the Camden Town Council denied the developers construction access to Little Green Street, but the appeals process continues.
I present to you, one of the most bizarre pictures of Indonesian girl I found on the net!!
Just look at the serenade of the pictures below, and you will know that I'm 100% right!
This unlucky chick came from Sukabumi, a small town in Indonesia, and while her teenager friends uploaded typical but ordinary pictures on social networking sites (Friendster, Facebook etc.), this girl have a different opinion!
She put strange pictures on her profile (too bad I forget the URL!), and for your satisfaction, I'll put some of her most strangest pictures on my blog. Enjoy!
This is THE BEST PICTURE of her, showed her and the part of lamb massacre. Look at the pose of her and the man on the background, and you'll know how suffered the photographer was!
Bravely, she told her unfortunate friend to shot a pic of her in front of... Freshly dead cow!!! If they called this an art, I don't know what to say...
I think there's not a single problem at all from this picture, except that on the name of art, she showed her depression on the rocks, somewhere on the remote island!
The best place to eat is on the roof, of course apart from the thunder, the rain, and the shame!
Look, how alike she is with the 'something' above her... or beside her?
Waiting for never-coming prince, girl? My advice, stop acting silly and you'll get your chance!
Fishing on the dirty pool, with all-men around, she bravely conquered the fish-net!
What is on her mug, a plane? a bullet? It's superman!
The best place to pose is not on the studio, but on the jungle full of dead logs!
Want to know her 'normal' picture?
Not long after this picture was taken, a train passed by and killed the photographer...
Even though in cold, wet, nearly suffocated, but didn't forget to take the camera and posed for herself!
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Ilda is the same person as previous posting, but now I stole her bizarre pictures from her wardrobe. And you know what? This girl has a taste of humor too!
Pretending to be rockstar, but in my opinion, more like DEAD star! Look at Ilda and her friends. One is a singer from jail, the other is broom guitarist and unlucky drummer who always affraid there's rain come to her lovely creambath-hair!
Good pose from this bunch of wieners, don't know why, but to me they're look depressed because their dad's just been sacked from the job!
What the.... !!! Is this a cabaret high school girl or some zombies arised from the graves?
Lady and gentleman... This is new vocalist of The Cure, but beware of her if you meet her on the street, she may bite you!
Truly photoshop hoax, even though I could not stop asking what if this is her true face? One thing for sure... I will not post it on my blog!
