etakota liquor store eka inda ubawa gedara gihin basanna kaawada mama path karanna oone ?
i ordered a pizza at 8.25 and its suppose to be at my place around .8.55 that means now
liquor store ekema nathara wenna set karala denna barida
hey be back in a while ...gta go bye tc.
ubata hoda jathiyak twisted ge ahapan, miniha thami oowa baarawa inne
twisted ithn purudu karayane ban mama 1st tym ganna hadanneeeeeeee pora gawa thiyena ewa godak sera weidy ban
anna ekai ban case ekaaaaow ow ooka polagek inna ekak hari boi
press releas eken thora lokayak na wage meyata..
thnkxxx all of u!!!!!
press releas eken thora lokayak na wage meyata..
nywy js came here to say gooood nyt to alll
bye byee
tc
hv fun!!
n dz weeekend at EK was fukin awwwsm
nyty nytzzz!!
Chutta FX is doing his media campaign agianst F.I.P
F.I.P repeated firing of white phosphorus shells over densely populated areas of Camel land during its recent military campaign was indiscriminate and is evidence of war crimes, Chutta FX @ Human Rights Watch said in a report released today.he also stated that GAC is missing and Chirela is looking for him,
provides witness accounts of the devastating effects that white phosphorus munitions had on civilians and civilian property in Camel Land, Human Rights Watch researchers in Camel Land immediately after hostilities ended found spent shells, canister liners, and dozens of burnt felt wedges containing white phosphorus on city streets, apartment roofs, residential courtyards, and at a Camel School, The report also presents ballistics evidence, photographs, and satellite imagery, as well as documents from the F.I.P military and government.
Militaries use white phosphorus primarily to obscure their operations on the ground by creating thick smoke. It can also be used as an incendiary weapon.
"In Camel land, the F.I.P military didn't just use white phosphorus in open areas as a screen for its troops,"
On september 6th , Human Rights Watch submitted detailed questions to the F.I.P Defense Forces about its white phosphorus use in Camel Land. The F.I.P did not provide responses, citing an internal inquiry being conducted by the Southern Command.
In the recent Camel Land operations, F.I.P forces frequently air-burst white phosphorus in 155mm artillery shells in and near populated areas. Each air-burst shell spreads 116 burning white phosphorus wedges in a radius extending up to 125 meters from the blast point. White phosphorus ignites and burns on contact with oxygen, and continues burning at up to 1500 degrees Fahrenheit (816 degrees Celsius) until nothing is left or the oxygen supply is cut. When white phosphorus comes into contact with skin it creates intense and persistent burns.
The EK government, which supplied F.I.P with its white phosphorus munitions, should also conduct an investigation to determine whether F.I.P used it in violation of the laws of war, Chutta FX Human Rights Watch said.
( this is a media releases by Chutta FX )
Chutta FX is doing his media campaign agianst F.I.P
F.I.P repeated firing of white phosphorus shells over densely populated areas of Camel land during its recent military campaign was indiscriminate and is evidence of war crimes, Chutta FX @ Human Rights Watch said in a report released today.he also stated that GAC is missing and Chirela is looking for him,
provides witness accounts of the devastating effects that white phosphorus munitions had on civilians and civilian property in Camel Land, Human Rights Watch researchers in Camel Land immediately after hostilities ended found spent shells, canister liners, and dozens of burnt felt wedges containing white phosphorus on city streets, apartment roofs, residential courtyards, and at a Camel School, The report also presents ballistics evidence, photographs, and satellite imagery, as well as documents from the F.I.P military and government.
Militaries use white phosphorus primarily to obscure their operations on the ground by creating thick smoke. It can also be used as an incendiary weapon.
"In Camel land, the F.I.P military didn't just use white phosphorus in open areas as a screen for its troops,"
On september 6th , Human Rights Watch submitted detailed questions to the F.I.P Defense Forces about its white phosphorus use in Camel Land. The F.I.P did not provide responses, citing an internal inquiry being conducted by the Southern Command.
In the recent Camel Land operations, F.I.P forces frequently air-burst white phosphorus in 155mm artillery shells in and near populated areas. Each air-burst shell spreads 116 burning white phosphorus wedges in a radius extending up to 125 meters from the blast point. White phosphorus ignites and burns on contact with oxygen, and continues burning at up to 1500 degrees Fahrenheit (816 degrees Celsius) until nothing is left or the oxygen supply is cut. When white phosphorus comes into contact with skin it creates intense and persistent burns.
The EK government, which supplied F.I.P with its white phosphorus munitions, should also conduct an investigation to determine whether F.I.P used it in violation of the laws of war, Chutta FX Human Rights Watch said.
( this is a media releases by Chutta FX )
next vaccation!
lol nah nah kidin..
2mrw eve
praveena meeta wada hodai wage...... hikizzzzzzzz
ane yanawa pacha halan nathuwaa...praveena meeta wada hodai wage...... hikizzzzzzzz
mata kalanthe wagee.... feelss dizzy...
*faints*
