2012

ahy estaremos en ese rock!!!

que rockkkkkkk willy aqui pasando a firmarrrrsshhh

saludos
claudia y panzaaaaa

dAle FueGO AL suicidio Mbre Esta De MOdaa Y sino Ps con veneno es Lento Pero FUnciona ... LSd WEE HAahah BULENo NO MEjor ese NO esta daquellas Cuidate...

eii willy
... te voe a agregar oki bueno ...
eres conganiias ....

bueno ai le firmas despues oki bueno


b/k

The greatest beneficiary of each Lesnar snarl, however, lives in Stary Oskol, Russia, a man named Fedor Emelianenko who is considered the No. 1 heavyweight (if not pound-for-pound fighter) in the world. If anyone has the knockout power to stop the 6-3, 265-pound Lesnar, it’s Emelianenko.

Fedor doesn’t fight in the UFC though. He’s with its rival promotion, Affliction. He’ll fight Aug. 1 in Anaheim, Calif., in what is the last match of his contract. Affliction is hoping to re-sign him until 2012, but the UFC will come hard after him. More now then ever. And that means money, big money.

“Eventually Fedor is going to be here,” White said. “I want Fedor. We’ll end up getting that deal done and then we’ll do Brock vs. Fedor and we’ll do a huge fight.”

Time will tell, but the pressure to sign the elusive Russian has been ratcheted up. A villain was born and there isn’t an obvious superhero in sight. The UFC brought Brock Lesnar over from the WWE for just this kind of a sensation. And the big man has delivered – the good, the bad and the embarrassing.

Only Dana White has no scriptwriters that can contain him.

eiiiiiii
aki mandando saludos visitando tu flog ia ke no puedo visitar tu house porke nose donde es y no tengo time con tantas cosas ke hago :p
pero espero encontrarte por algun lado, ke el destino nos reencuentre
adios amigo
mas bien, hasta prontito

aLe*




aaah oie, este semestre voi a entrar a la orchestra de TAMIU :D estoi mega feliz, ovio tocando el cello

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ora si bye