Did Digangana hide Milk bottles in her skirt?

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Posted: 9 years ago

#51

Blackie - The warrior and champion won't ever be back again. He is done.
11/10, Beijing hardcourt ... 2-0 set loss to Djokovic.

Off topic, I am sorry.

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TheBoss

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Posted: 9 years ago

#52

LOL. Her anaconda dont want none unless she got the buns. Hopefully her fashion designer isnt a part time baker and part time doodhwala. Somebody needs to remind her its all about the bass no treble. 😆

Originally posted by: blackie
I guess she wanted to go for a hooped skirt from medieval times and feel like a princess

but her derriere kinda ended up looking like nicki minaj's butt implants.😆

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PD_forums

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Posted: 9 years ago

#53

🤣 even i find it weird

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blackie

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Posted: 9 years ago

#54

Originally posted by: Rumination
Blackie - The warrior and champion won't ever be back again. He is done.
11/10, Beijing hardcourt ... 2-0 set loss to Djokovic.

Off topic, I am sorry.

Murray got his first win against the big 4 in 2015 after back surgery, Federer took a year and a half to turn things around when he was losing to the likes of Berdych, Robredo, Seppi etc. So, why can't Rafa turn things around?

Sports is unpredictable. Just like it's normal for a player to go through a slump, it's also normal for another player to stop sustaining high levels of play. Given the slump that Rafa is in, I was not expecting him to win a set in Beijing finals coz his level of play is not there yet to match Djoker.

If you are a Rafa fan, don't give up hope for 2016 season even if it's very tough to watch. If you are not a Rafa fan, then anything I say won't make a difference, anyways.

I was at Arthur Ashe during the rain-swept US open finals when the crowd was cheering Djoker's errors and booing his winners, and I have to say that tennis needs a new king who the crowd can cheer for. Djokovic can win all he wants but he' is pretty much the unsung hero.

Apologies The Boss for off topic discussion 😊

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Rumination

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Posted: 9 years ago

#55

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Cause it's over for Rafa. I don't think he's coming all the way back, but I think the guy could be a slam semi-finalist again... That's something. I am not a Rafa fan either. But if I had to choose between Rafa and Nole, I will definitely choose Rafa. I can not stand Nole the arrogant asshole. I just thought Rafa had a slight chance last sunday. But seeing Djoker win in straight sets was depressing.

Wow, you are lucky! I envy you 😆 I wanted to see the finals, because I LOVE Federer. To me he is the greatest tennis player of the modern era and overall second to only the great Rod Laver. He is the complete package, whetever it be as a tennis player or as a person. I love that he does not mind showing his emotions after the matches. He cries in victory and in losses. Federer is to tennis what Sachin is to cricket. ❤️ And although it was sad to see him lose, I loved that Nole was getting no love in NYC. 🤣 People were cheering when Novak missed first serve! Burn bitchovic!

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