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U6A is super in love with rubics recently.....

Every single corner u went, u can find ppl playing with rubic....
Ambia even got 2 rubics confiscated by teachers (Miss Mah and Pn. Nora). So, in order to get them back, he has to get dono how many marks for his coming PA exam and get 30 for the coming Physics test.

The Hamsaps

Rubic

Rubics

ANDDD.... RUBICSSS.....


No... this is no normal rubic.... U dont call it a rubic.... U call it 'Darling'. This is the 1st rubic dat i've ever solved. extreme bangga!

Rubic.... Do u call this a rubic oso?

Sipootie......her friend lar
*This is sooooo the damn mempolutekan nama wangi aku... ISH ISH ISH*



Owangieee and Blueieee and Goldieee..... OMG!! But they're waysss too big for my sexy feet. They belong to a big-mouthed monster with gigantic feet, Ketiakzez Lee Shu Yin.... HAHAHAH~



Let's not talk bout rubic....
I've been reading Harry Potter and the half-Blood Prince for the second time. Came across these lines...

.....as Hagrid shuffled his enormous feet uneasily. 'Well - I jus' hear Snape sayin' Dumbledore took too much fer granted an' maybe he - snape - didn' wan' ter do it any more -'........[pg.380]

Then Ah Pao (Jardian) happen to read this book recently and he point out this part to me...

....But somebody else had spoken Snapes's name, quite softly.
'Severus...'
The sound frightened Harry beyond anything he had experienced all evening. For the first time, Dumbledore was pleading.
Snape said nothing but walked forwards and pushed Malfoy roughly out of the way. The three Death Eaters fell back without a word. Even the werewolf seemed cowed.
Snape gazed for a moment at Dumbledore, and there was revulsion and hatred etched in the harsh line of his face.
'Severus...please...'
Snape raied his wand and pointed directly at Dumbledore.
'Avada Kedavra'.... [pg. 556]

I think Snape killed Dumbledore on Dumbledore's order. I think he's on the good side. Snape will most prolly die in Book 7.

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