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if u can see i am damn ugly..... hahaha
1 year ago
1. Accept that it’s finished. One of the biggest mistakes you can make after a breakup is to tell yourself that you might get back together. We all try to tell ourselves that maybe the breakup is just temporary, but at some point you need to accept that it’s over. Let the relationship go. Once you accept that that part of your life is in the past, an you really have broken up, you can start looking towards the future
2. Meet someone new. Obviously you don’t want to jump into another relationship straight after a relationship breakup, but it’s definitely the best way to recover from a breakup eventually. There is nothing like a new relationship to help you get over a breakup.
3.Remember that there will be love again. You may feel as though there will never be a relationship that can make you feel as amazing as you did in your last relationship before the breakup, but it’s important to try and keep in mind that there will be someone out there who will make you feel sensational.
1 year ago
>Updating your Facebook relationship status to “single”.
>A huge banner somewhere along his drive to work.
>Give them the bad news on a post-it note. “Hi Tom. We’re breaking up. Have a nice day! 
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>Pretend that you never went out in the first place. “We’re dating? That doesn’t sound very likely… I’m pretty sure that this is the first time we’ve ever met… What was your name again?” Try and keep a straight face.
>Send him an email saying “Thinking of you!” and include a link to this list.
1 year ago
yan ang buhay ko„, madaing bag libro at kung ano ano pa„„ lupet nu.. hahahahaha madumi ako s kwrto
1 year ago
dream car men!!!
Mazda RX7, The 3rd Gen born in 1993. With it’s sleek look and powerful Turbo Rotary engine, I was conveinced to buy one. As a Import Perfomance enthusiast since 1988, I have been tuning and building RX-7’s for over 10 years. I have owned over 8 differnet RX7’s which include 1st gen’s RX-7, 2nd Gen’s Turbo II RX7, and now the 3rd gen FD3S Mazda RX7 (Twin Turbo.) There have been good experiences and bad one’s. The primary goal of this site is to inform you of which performance parts worked for me and what didn’t.
I probably have over 100 parts that I have tried with different combinations. I will try and be unbios of my parts rating and give parts a good or bad rating regardless of any sponsership I may of had in the past or currently.
I will also tell you of the different experiences I have had with the Import Performance Shops I have used. With all the $1000’s of dollars I have spent on Turbo’s, Fuel Management, Rotary engine parts, Intercoolers, Differentials, Exhaust and other Import Performance parts, I want my loss to be your Gain!
