Bollywood Actors/Actress Vs Hong Kong's ...POST PICS
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Valentinoo, i think we have suceeded in making these ah guas look like fools!!
Liik at these posts....All ah guas and Bapok
Damn......this is the most loser sh|t ever -
shut up . UB3R n00b suxx000000000r..Originally posted by Chewbacca:Valentinoo, i think we have suceeded in making these ah guas look like fools!!
Liik at these posts....All ah guas and Bapok
Damn......this is the most loser sh|t ever -
Point provenOriginally posted by SMAPLionHeart:shut up . UB3R n00b suxx000000000r.. -
you and ur kindOriginally posted by Chewbacca:Valentinoo, i think we have suceeded in making these ah guas look like fools!!
Liik at these posts....All ah guas and Bapok
Damn......this is the most loser sh|t ever
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OMG, SMAPLionHeart and crazy monkey looks great in this picOriginally posted by crazy monkey:you and ur kind -
To the inferiority complex ridden Indian elites, the Indian beauties who won international crowns gave them a hope, that if they continue to ape the West in its mannerisms, lifestyle, consumption patterns, fashion designs and what have you, they will one day make it to world class, just as Sushmita and Aishwarya did by learning to walk, talk, dress, smile and wear makeup like Hollywood stars. On the surface, participation in these beauty contests may even give the impression of having a liberating effect on the supposedly tradition-bound Indian women by encouraging them to enhance their physical and sexual appeal. To see Indian women parading confidently in front of men and being sexually provocative could be seen as a sign of self-assertion of their womanhood and sexuality. But in actual fact these contests are hardly a celebration of womens beauty. They end up reducing their bodies and their whole existence to well-packaged products to get them to act as vehicles for consumer goods. Most of these are useless products and, therefore, must rely on media hype to generate an artificial demand. It is no coincidence, for instance, that Pepsi hired Sushmita and Aishwarya to boost their sales in India soon after they won the crown. It is only by using such glamorised models that they hope to persuade people to buy flavoured sugar water costing them no more than a few paise at Rs 6 a bottle and in the process harming their own health.
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The pretty Indian girls don't want to be with Indian guys. They usually hang around with the ang moh. Look at those condo in District 10 or Thomson, you see Indian girls co-habitating with ang mohs.
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look everydae i take the train always got black ladies tink they very sex y or pretty sit beside you always brush and touch u just tink u single will be horny so naive tinking....show them we don' tlike them and sometime very obvious they still very thick skin...tell u guys real pretyy ladies are not only physically beautiful but they attract without having to touch...its the aura and feel and chenistry u know ... by the way police plaease clean up our streets many suspicous suspected to be foreigners without ID and work permit hangin round the island no money and commiting crime...bring all the sh it over to our island . WTF
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isnt this the jue shi hao bra scene? no copyrightOriginally posted by crazy monkey:you and ur kind -
chio buOriginally posted by borgkilla:sweet !
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she's a hottie tooOriginally posted by crazy monkey:
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BRAVO....Originally posted by crazy monkey:To the inferiority complex ridden Indian elites, the Indian beauties who won international crowns gave them a hope, that if they continue to ape the West in its mannerisms, lifestyle, consumption patterns, fashion designs and what have you, they will one day make it to world class, just as Sushmita and Aishwarya did by learning to walk, talk, dress, smile and wear makeup like Hollywood stars. On the surface, participation in these beauty contests may even give the impression of having a liberating effect on the supposedly tradition-bound Indian women by encouraging them to enhance their physical and sexual appeal. To see Indian women parading confidently in front of men and being sexually provocative could be seen as a sign of self-assertion of their womanhood and sexuality. But in actual fact these contests are hardly a celebration of womens beauty. They end up reducing their bodies and their whole existence to well-packaged products to get them to act as vehicles for consumer goods. Most of these are useless products and, therefore, must rely on media hype to generate an artificial demand. It is no coincidence, for instance, that Pepsi hired Sushmita and Aishwarya to boost their sales in India soon after they won the crown. It is only by using such glamorised models that they hope to persuade people to buy flavoured sugar water costing them no more than a few paise at Rs 6 a bottle and in the process harming their own health.
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Originally posted by crazy monkey:To the inferiority complex ridden Indian elites, the Indian beauties who won international crowns gave them a hope, that if they continue to ape the West in its mannerisms, lifestyle, consumption patterns, fashion designs and what have you, they will one day make it to world class, just as Sushmita and Aishwarya did by learning to walk, talk, dress, smile and wear makeup like Hollywood stars. On the surface, participation in these beauty contests may even give the impression of having a liberating effect on the supposedly tradition-bound Indian women by encouraging them to enhance their physical and sexual appeal. To see Indian women parading confidently in front of men and being sexually provocative could be seen as a sign of self-assertion of their womanhood and sexuality. But in actual fact these contests are hardly a celebration of womens beauty. They end up reducing their bodies and their whole existence to well-packaged products to get them to act as vehicles for consumer goods. Most of these are useless products and, therefore, must rely on media hype to generate an artificial demand. It is no coincidence, for instance, that Pepsi hired Sushmita and Aishwarya to boost their sales in India soon after they won the crown. It is only by using such glamorised models that they hope to persuade people to buy flavoured sugar water costing them no more than a few paise at Rs 6 a bottle and in the process harming their own health.
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linda liao and lin zhilin.Originally posted by crazy monkey:][/
you like taiwan mei ah? -
hk japanese korea also likeOriginally posted by boy in blues:linda liao and lin zhilin.
you like taiwan mei ah?