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18.2.2010
Simone Groove… We are all one!
To put in bluntly, posterior excretions of someone as pretty as Aishwarya Rai or Cameron Diaz still stink! Go figure…
makuna hatata!!
(photos snitched from teochewkia blog, thanks!)
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  1. Boon Raymond18 February 2010 at 13:01

    This is my photo in teochiewkia blog. But anyhow you are rifle range boy. Alright lah.

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  2. rifle range boy25 February 2010 at 10:55

    thanks for photos. it really rekindled our trying childhood memories, my sister and I. thx a zillion!

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  3. Boon Raymond3 March 2010 at 19:19

    The childhood may be tough, but many make it. To a kid it is a hell as well as heaven. My friend from Australia who growth up in RR,still remember fondly of RR. When you look back, it is RR that make our spirit high, so that we can make it beautiful in life.

    You are great, RR boys. I hope one day we can help the other unfortunate RR kids....

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  4. rifle range boy6 March 2010 at 14:18

    so true.. so true..

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  5. sheila9 March 2010 at 08:13

    Thanks for the photos that brought back my childhood memories. Memories of music 70's Donny Marie, food , friends where we picked up Hokkien.
    The experience that made us strong and what we are today.

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