Signup
LoginRecent Posts by FirePig
-
-
Originally posted by Beautiful951:
Shall I clap?
What's there to clap? Season is not over yet. And obviously manutd is the biggest winner last night since they draw at away against the 4th place team while chelsea and liverpool fail to win at home against weaker sides.Arsenal has almunia as captain. Come on, did you see him lead a team? Wenger is making a terrible mistake if he thinks gallas is the only problem in the squad.
Edited by FirePig 23 Nov `08, 11:28AM
-
-
-
More surgery for Rosicky
Arsenal winger Tomas Rosicky has had more surgery on a knee injury which has sidelined him since January.
The 28-year-old orginally had surgery on the tendon in May but has been unable to return to action, and underwent another operation in Germany on Monday in a bid to finally cure the problem. The Czech Republic star, who suffered the injury in an FA Cup tie against Newcastle, is expected to continue his rehabilitation in Germany and no date has been set for his return.
"Tomas Rosicky yesterday underwent routine revision surgery in Germany," an Arsenal statement confirmed. "The operation went as planned and Tomas will now spend at least a few weeks convalescing in Germany. Thereafter, he will follow a tailored rehabilitation programme devised by our medical team."
-
-
-
bus 95 most disgusting lar. Not enough buses to load students in during early morning. Everytime those mad undergrads will rush to board that bus. Some will squeeze into the bus, standing on the 'no standing platform'.
Plus the buses are totally disgusting. Some roaches can be seen. Litters thrown around. Seats broken. Bus dripping during heavy rain. Bus uncles shouting and scoldings undergrads for not moving in. (Have to admit though, some undergrads are at fault)
I am not sure if the buses have been upgraded to better ones but those buses were really disgusting.
Edited by FirePig 18 Nov `08, 11:06PM
-
-
-
studies have found tiny amounts of HIV in the saliva of some people with HIV, researchers have found no evidence that HIV is spread to other people through kissing. However, the CDC recommends against "French" or open-mouthed kissing because of the possibility of contact with blood if the people kissing have any cuts or sores in the mouth.
Studies of families of HIV-infected people have found that HIV is not spread through sharing utensils, towels, bedding, or toilet facilities. Behaviors that increase the likelihood of contact with blood from an HIV-infected person, such as sharing a razor or toothbrush, should be avoided.
-
