Lionel who? Marca forget about the worlds best

Lionel Messi produces football that us mortals can only dream about, but for Marca 'La Pulga' is nothing more than an ongoing nightmare. Messi orchestrated Barcelonas passage to the last eight of the Champions League with a spellbinding display, capped with two cracking goals, but it appears Marca have let that one slip them by. Any mention of Messis magical performance on the front cover? Nope. Instead a full page on Marcas tribute to, ahem, Muhammad Ali. Such a shame that Spains leading sports newspaper feels the need to completely ignore one of the jewels in Spanish footballs crown, simply because he doesn't turn out in white. Surely the brilliance of Messi transcends footballing rivalries.

TM - HighSpeed BroadBand (HSBB)

Will i ever regret writing this short post? I might, i may, but not today =)

Telekom Malaysia has been known to have tons and tons of problems with their internet broadband, complains after complains, i know 'em best, because i am ONE of the millions. But just a couple of days ago, i have received a letter stating i am one of the selected customers to be able to enjoy this free til 30th June 2010 usage of HSBB. I was so shocked, and quickly called them and BAM!! 2days later they came over and i am using the full used of it already!

OMG MY 1MB LINE.

:) Godspeed.

I am pretty sure everyone in M'sia should know the government has blocked torrents downloading speed, therefore i got a friend that uses a server that allows me to download full speed. But i have to pay USD10.99 every month, its so worth it with the speed i am using at the moment. In just an hour, i have managed to download Glee Season 1 (5.4gig) & Transformers 2 (4.5gig) file. AMAZING huh? Wow, i can't believe i am doing this in Malaysia, i have always dream of downloading at such amazing speed. AaaaaaHhh me loves TM NET for now =D

Barcelona 4 - 0 Stuttgart: Lionel Messi masterclass puts Barca closer to Bernabeu

The day that all Madridistas are dreading is edging ever closer, and thanks in no small part to Lionel Messi. Barcelona smashed four past helpless Stuttgart, as their defence of the Champions League trophy gathers steam. Even without midfield lynchpin Xavi Hernandez, who was ruled out late through injury, Barca were back to something like their best as they ran rings round the Germans. Lionel Messi, who else, set them on the road to victory after 13 minutes with the sort of goal that we have come so used to seeing from the pint-sized genius. Running at pace, Messi cut in from the right and with defenders backing off, sent a scorching left-foot shot past a despairing dive from Lehmann. The second arroved soon after as Barca sliced through Stuttgart to put Pedros goal on a plate, the youngster only required to tap in from close range. Stuttgart had no chance, and after the hour Messi confirmed Barcas passage into the last eight with a well-taken goal from outside the area, before substitute Bojan rounded things off with a confident finish after  Zlatan Ibrahimovic had set him free. So with Lionel Messi running Wayne Rooney close on the freescoring stakes, and big teams dropping out of the Champions League like flies, there appears to be little blocking Barcas route to the Santiago Bernabeu. What are the chances they draw Lyon in the next round?