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****en Bastards!!!
I read this about BB9 When Rachel won! ****en Dickheads :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad: |
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No One cares Sree goes tonight Fact. |
Well...
At least if Halfwit goes we know who to ****en let our anger out at :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad: :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad: :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad: :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad: :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad: :mad: |
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Think about it : If huge numbers of votes are cast in a short space of time, all traced back to the same relatively small number of phones/areas ... it hardly takes a brain surgeon, even though we are talking about the Big Brother production team. |
LOL WTF what Middle Eastern gangs? ANd most gangs there get involved in more serious stuff then to vote out a person on tv in THE UK.
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... so let me guess, we need to vote for Sree out to make a laughing stock of these people! We better all call 090 16x4 and get sree out! lol
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El Akhbar Janessai-Ul Huq was the clear favourite to win the Middle East's version of Pop Idol. He was winning every single week with at least 50% of the votes. Then in the final week, the gang corrupted the vote. In the end, Jalil Omah Sadeeen won with a huge 86% of the vote. It was a huge shock. The Middle Eastern gang had raked it in. They do the same here. |
Anyone take note of exchange rates?
It'd be pointless making £1,000,000. Relatively tiny in 'Middle Eastern' currency. |
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LOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL You clearly just invented that. Especially the name, it wouldn't start with 'El' in the 1st place. 2nd you are full of **** |
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El is fucking LATINO! |
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A television show which features singers is such a case, and therefore cannot be reported on the Internet, or they will face charges of unlawful act. The laws are very strict, therefore I'm afraid you won't see any info on those people at all. |
P.S Janessai-Ul Huq is not a muslim name.
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Your search - Jalil Omah Sadeeen - did not match any documents. Suggestions: Make sure all words are spelled correctly. Try different keywords. Try more general keywords. Try fewer keywords. LOL. |
I'd been reading through the voting rules before the series started this year. There's a clause that allow BB to ignore unusually large block votes. Don't worry Sree is still out tonight.
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a load of rubbish
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what a load of crap odds are adjusted according to how much is bet on something
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I have been told this information via telephone. My understand of Middle Eastern/Mulsim names is not top notch, therefore I may have made vocabulary errors. |
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Well i lived in Dubai for several years and i know you are lying and LOLLLLLLLLL@ VIA TELEPHONE
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If it is broken, then not only charges can be given, but prison sentences. The likelihood of such a law being breached is next to nothing, due to the harsh sentences. |
Can you feel the credibility of this one ever so slowly trickle away, folks?
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What country this is, I am not too certain. I will phone my contact imminently for more information. So bear with me :thumbs: |
What strict law are you talking about exactly?
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It is against the Islamic faith to practice in gambling. Voting for people on reality television contests is against this key fundamental Islamic rule, however the television broadcasting agenices have allowed to have public votes. The big difference is that on the Internet, talk of these public votes and its contents within the show are banned. Therefore no website contains this information regarding that television show. Which Middle Eastern Idol it is? I am not too sure. I have ringing up my source as we speak for clarification. |
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The law is described here: http://www.arabtimesonline.com/clien...d=20303&ccid=9
It is against the Islamic faith to practice in gambling. Voting for people on reality television contests is against this key fundamental Islamic rule, however the television broadcasting agenices have allowed to have public votes. The big difference is that on the Internet, talk of these public votes and its contents within the show are banned. Therefore no website from the country of broadcasting contains this information regarding that television show. Which Middle Eastern Idol it is? I am not too sure. I am ringing up my source as we speak for clarification. |
Does anyone actually believe this guy?
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Omg please go home and go wank or something. |
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President normally posts alot of correct stuff, so we'll find out if he's posted another correct thing in a few hours.
And LMAO at the Stu comment! |
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