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NArUtO

NaRuTo

bAsS AgEnTs(NeVeR sUrREnDeR)

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Sagittarius

nAk CakAP hensEM TK PuLAk......
NAK CaKaP hOdOh tK PulAk..........
NAMa sEbeNaR AKu amiR aIZAt

taPi Di skOOL OrANG panGgIL aKu sEpErTi AmiR,AmEer,aIzAT,bOB,BrO dAN apE APe jELah

akU Harap SesiAPA yang bukaK Fs aKU HArap adD LA KErnA Aku KESePian dAN aKU hAraP DaPAT JadI KaWan KOrAnG.......

KALAU BOLEH AKU NK JUMPA........

*kUmPuLaN O-ZOnE

*kUmpULAn mEtRo stAtION

*kUmpulaN thE RaSmUs

*kuMpUlAN falL OUT boyS

*KUmPuLaN ScOrpioNS

*KUMpULaN maRooN 5

*KuMpULAn LiNKIn PaRk

*DaViD ArChULetA

*SEan KIngSton

*SoulJA Boy

*james BluNt

*jASon MrAZ

*KUmpULaN GREeN Day

*KUMpUlAN HOobasTanK

*KuMpULaN sEconDhAnD SereNaDe

*AkOn

*kUmPuLaN bLAck eyED PeAS

*50cent&snoOPDOg

*JUsTIN tIMBErlaKe

*flORIdA

*SEan PAul

*KUMpuLAN shuFfLe

*kuMpULAn HaRdJuMp

*ArTiS dAN PenyAnyi MALaySiA

*artiS dAn peNYAnYI InggErIS

*APa 2 LaGi

pAsuKAN bOlaSepAK ArSeNAL


The phrase Numa Numa is taken from a refrain of "Dragostea din tei", a song written by the Moldovan band, O-Zone.

The Numa Numa phenomenon was first popularized by Gary Brolsma's release of Numa Numa Dance onto Newgrounds.com on December 6, 2004.[2] The video shows Gary Brolsma in headphones lipsyncing to the audio of the original O-zone track whilst moving his head, shoulders and arms gesturing to the music in an animated and earnest manner. Brolsma was sitting at his computer filming himself with a webcam, which thus provides a tightly restricted frame of action giving the video and its genre a visually distinct character. This video has been viewed over 30 million times on YouTube.

On Newgrounds, Numa Numa Dance has since been seen more than eighteen million times. From there it has been copied onto hundreds of other websites and blogs. According to a November 27, 2006 report by the BBC, based on page impression figures collated by viral marketing company The Viral Factory, Numa Numa Dance is the second-most watched viral video of all time, with 700 million views, losing out only to "Star Wars kid".[7] He received mainstream media coverage from ABC's Good Morning America, NBC's The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, and VH1's Best Week Ever and the Numa Numa video was listed as number 1 on VH1s Top 40 Internet Superstars. According to The New York Times, however, he was an "unwilling and embarrassed Web celebrity".[3] He canceled media appearances but reappeared in September 2006 with a professionally produced video, New Numa, featuring a song specially created for him by Variety Beats.[8] This video, hosted on YouTube, marked the start of the "New Numa Contest", which promised US$45,000 in prize money and a US$25,000 award to the winner.[9]


*ARSENAL FC

Club: Arsenal FC
Formed: 1886
Nickname: Gunners
Colours: Red and white
Stadium: Highbury (38,500)
Address: Arsenal Stadium, Avenell Road, Highbury, London N5 1BU
Official Website: www.arsenal.com

Founded in 1886 by workers at the Royal Arsenal in Woolwich, the Gunners now enjoy the longest consecutive run in the top-flight of any club. Along the way they've achieved plenty of success, too.

Howard Chapman was the architect of Arsenal's dominance in the 1930s, but it wasn't until 1971 that the club enjoyed their first 'Double'. The Gunners then endured a period of mediocrity before George Graham, one of the heroes of the '71 team, returned as manager in 1986. Within three years the Gunners were champions, and another championship followed in 1991.

The unknown Arsene Wenger took over in 1996, and quickly set about ridiculing jibes of 'Arsene who?': the Frenchman won the Double in his first full season in England and another in 2002. The club’s spending power in the transfer market may have been weakened recently by plans to leave Highbury and relocate at Ashburton Grove but the Gunners remain one of the giants in English football.

Fast Fact: Arsenal moved to Highbury in 1913 after originally being based in the Borough of Woolwich in South London.

Fast Fact: Arsenal were the first British club to play with floodlights - sixteen lamps were used to illuminate a friendly against Hapoel Tel Aviv at Highbury in September 1951

TEAM CONFIG!!

Goalkeeper(s):
1.Manuel Almunia
21.Lukasz Fabianski
24.Vito Mannone
53.Wojciech Szczesny

Defender(s):
3.Bacary Sagna
10.William Gallas
18.Mikael Silvestre
20.Johan Djourou
22.Gael Clichy
27.Emmanuel Eboue
34.Kyle Bartley
36.Tom Cruise
41.Gavin Hoyte
46.Abu Ogogo
49.Paul Rodgers
51.Rene Steer

Midfielder(s):
2.Vassiriki Abou Diaby
4.Cesc Fabregas
7.Tomas Rosicky
8.Samir Nasri
15.Pereira Neves Denilson
16.Aaron Ramsey
17.Alexandre Song
19.Jack Wilshere
28.Amaury Bischoff
35.Francis Coquelin
38.Jay Emmanuel-Thomas
40.Kieran Gibbs
42.Henri Lansbury
43.Perez Fran Merida
47.Mark Randall
50.Jay Simpson
55.Sanchez Watt
56.Emmanuel Frimpong
5.thomas vermaelen

Striker(s):
9.Da Silva Eduardo
11.Robin van Persie
12.Carlos Alberto Vel
14.Theo Walcott
26.Nicklas Bendtner
39.Rui Fonte
44.Rhys Murphy