Are you LOST??

As some of you have known, especially the avid LOST followers, Season 3 has recently come to an end. And the ending is great but there are even more questions arise from the season finale.

There was a recent announcement that the remaining 3 series, which makes LOST a full six season series. The last 3 seasons will run uninterrupted for 16 episodes culminating in a shocking finale in 2009-2010.

The numbers "48 15 16 23 42" is a lottery number which earned Hugo a.k.a Hurley nearly 150 million dollars.

Can u imagine what would you do with that amount of money??

Of course Hugo went on a spending spree, buying a huge mansion, a shop of his own which all got destroyed by some strange series of events. His winnings instead brought him more misery and disaster and from dat day on, he believed that those numbers are CURSED. AS he had discovered from some dude in a rehabiliation centre.

In LOST, those numbers actually appear again and again in the show,

"48 15 16 23 42"

• Oceanic Flight 815
• The sum of all the numbers, 48+15+16..... equals to 108 which is the time frame where Desmond had to enter the number in the Swan station.
  
• Hugo's winning lottery ticket number.
• There were 48 survivors in the fuselage section
• The monk telling Desmond they have only 108 bottles of wine.
  
• Roman Numbers on a diagram, one of them is 108.

This number is part of a so-called Valenzetti Equation which can predict the exact time when the world will end. It is actually the product of a research by Enzo Valenzetti, a math prodigy but a recluse.

(Enzo Valenzetti is a fictitious character in the LOST World)

My Predictions for LOST

Walt...

Walt returned in the final episode, looking older than the Walt we used to see. Michael wasn't there though. Walt instructed Locke in this final episode to wake up because "he has work to do...."

What I believe here, is that the entire island is situated in a time zone where everything seems to be moving slower than the outside world. So when, Ben let Michael and Walt go, few years may have already passed but on the island it was just a couple of months.

Walts Mission....

This is what I believe, Walt might have come back to the Island to instruct Locke to accomplish a task which could have been ruined by Ben. Ben seemed like a man who's bent on accomplishing something noble, probably to save the world as most part of the series have told us but more likely he's a man with a hidden agenda bent on achieving something totally different for his self-interest which might explain why Jacob said "Help me..." to John Locke.


John Locke...


John Locke would be able to stop Ben from his hidden motives and bring back order to the entire island. John Locke was special as Ben mentioned before and that was why Ben trusted John to help him finish his work. So when Jacob said "Help me..." , and later Ben shot him. I believe that Ben became afraid that his "noble" plans might not work out.

My thoughts on the island.

I believe that Jacob is the central figure controlling the island. But things got out of hand when Ben interfered. I think that Jacob was a man but very special/gifted person. The island chose him so that the Island could perhaps communicate with any inhabitants who came to the island. He must have died somehow, probably due to natural causes or Ben. So Jacob's consciousness fused with the island.

The island seems to have some rather strange electromagnetic properties which could have resulted in the dreams, hallucinations, the whispers, John Locke's ability to walk again, Sun conceiving, the death of all mothers who had previously given birth and Desmond's premonitions. This strange occurrences could have only materialized because Jacob communicated with them. I believe that Desmond should have died at the Swan station which was completely obliterated. Jacob saved him and he was given the gift of seeing the future.



Desmond's ability might be useful in changing some of the things that has previously happen before for example Charlie's death. He was suppose to be dead 3 times but he died only during the"fourth" time. He might also play a role in changing the fate of all the survivors for example, avoiding the crash. But this theory only works if the survivors are trapped on the island and the island somehow created a time loop until things get corrected.


In a way this sort of agrees with the "order of the universe" or "the universe has a way of balancing things" as mentioned in the show but it also contradicts that statement because if Charlie doesn't die yet he will sooner or later. Charlie later died in the Looking Glass station in the final episode.

Something Possible...

The flash forward scenes in LOST could have been a prediction of what will happen but may not necessarily happen.

When Naomi said that all the people on Flight Oceanic 815 died, she could have been lying and this should prove Ben statement right. This could be the most logical explanation why the survivors are still there on the island unless they are all trapped in a parallel world created by the island itself which is highly unlikely.



It might be possible that the rescuers might caused even more imbalance to the island's function and the world. Ben could have been right in this and that was why Locke shot Naomi before threatening Jack. Since the island chose them to survive for a reason, they should not have gone back. And if they died on the island, they died also for a reason. Jacob could have a role in this also, that is why he might have probably chosen some of them to do something through dreams, vision

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Come ppl, let's study dis shall we???

Now, we all know dis very well, don't we. The art of shitting/pooping. I'm sure we dun need to go to med school to learn what muscle to contract or relax or how to use the Valsalva manoeuvre?? The Val...what?

How to poop??

• For newbies pls refer.
• For amateurs, relearn. Maybe take da screen to da toilet n practice, cos practice makes perfect.
• For poop pros, try improvising.
  

~~~~~THE END~~~~~

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One Very Useless post

Now, every morning when I take the LRT down to work, there are juz tons and tons of people coming in especially at a time between 7.30 and 8.30pm. Sometimes st Seri Petaling station itself, there are already so many people sitting on the train that you end up standing at some corner resting your back or holding on to those metal bars to prevent the law of physics from destabilizing you, inertia.

When you reach up to Bandar Tun Razak or Salak Selatan, it's already packed with so many people, thankfully the air-conditioning manage to keep the temperature bearable and also thanks to those early morning baths that people usually take, my nose don't pick up any funky BO. So to be really squisssshed, you have to be in the right spot in the train. The best place would be to stand in the middle between two doors holding on to a pole, (ok don't get any funny ideas here...) and wait until the fourth station from Seri Petaling, and let people packed in around you till the point that even if you decide not to hold on to the pole, you can stand upright but if the driver decides to slam on the brakes, then be ready for a DOMINO effect, something which hasn't happen yet so far.

The rule of thumb is, DO NOT SEAT!!

To Be Squished:

Step 1
Stand in between two doors near a centre pole
Step 2
Stand there and be prepared for a mad rush of people inside the train from both doors.
Step 3
Continue standing and keep you head up to have more breathing space. The vertically challenged may have problems here.
Step 4
Just stand there and don't start pushing to avoid the domino effect
Step 5
Keep standing until you reach your station.

When standing, you may see some frowning spaces. You might develop claustrophobia. So do not attempt to do this more than once, unless absolutely necessary when people start pushing and you happen to be trapped in the centre.
Solution:

1. Think of something else to tune out of the environment
2. Listen to your MP3s...
3. Go in from the sides
   

THE END

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After 3 weeks...

After spending close to 3 weeks in HP, I have learned one thing...being a sales agent is no easy task. Thank goodness i'm not a sales agent in profession. Being a temp staff in HP, I could already feel the heat of taking as many calls as possible to reduce the abandonment rate and also the need to take in all the stupid questions that customer asks when they call in. Imagine those who are taking in other calls which includes customers enquiring about all the other HP products. Although there isn't any parallel between this job and my course that I'm taking, there are some similarities because both deals with people, one on the phone and one face to face, where you can better discriminate the feelings/emotions in the latter.

With almost 3 weeks in this job, I have been taking inbound calls, outbound calls and also at the same time keying in every detail that I could possibly get from the conversation simultaneously. Routines are the same everyday but the customers are different most of the time. Most of them of course want to know what a promotion is all about, then I will go again talking the same old thing to these customers. Most of the time, I will get them to purchase the higher value product so that I am entitled for a commission (yes even for temp staff). But seriously working 9 hours with a headset on the phone, staring at the flat screen with fingers typing for long periods of time isn't very healthy. When I first started, it was quite stressful and tiring.

Think RSI, Repetitive Strain Injury a term used to describe injury due to prolonged periods of repetitive movement. In a job like this, carpal tunnel syndrome is very likely followed by bad posture/back, eye problems and psychological problems. Now why psychological problems. Apparently I came to this conclusion because one of my colleagues is suffering from anxiety and is taking lorazepam (anxiolytic). According to him, it is difficult to achieve their sales quota, even with all the promotions going on. Competition is stiff especially with big guns like Dell which is constantly coming up with cheaper computers, hence it is important to convince why HP is better then Dell. A man on the street would be able to confirm that wtih all those Dell flyers in the newspapers. Talking on the phone for long hours isn't something very pleasant also. Breaks of 10 minutes between calls are seriously rare. Half an hour intervals is luxurious!!! My personal record 69 calls in a span of 10 hours on a day with a total of 700 plus calls which is not a lot in comparison with Singapore calls....Thank goodness, more people will be coming in to ease the workload.

Listening to people talking on the other side can be pleasant or bad. First timers will be enquiring a lot of things, from specifications, models to price and some try to identify if the ads are deliberately designed to fool customers. After few weeks in this job, I've come to realized that most of the time when it come to business, money comes first consumer comes in second which is in direct conflict with what I'm doing now patient comes first. So then, in the business world you would have CAP to come and look after consumers. People who call in a few times either check for order status, make a second order, lodge complaints or the dreaded "I want to speak to your manager...NOW!!!" line, which we all constantly try to avoid. So in medicine, you try to calm you patient down and make them feel at ease and NOT tell them...."Sorry sir you are gonna die soon...so you might as well don't take your meds..."(sounds like HOUSE) In med school, it is important to communicate effectively and feel for the patient's needs or rather empathize. In sales, you would try to sell as much as possible but also not make them pissed off in any way.

Anyway, HP still needs people so if anyone is interested, msg me. Who's right for this job? People who loves talking for long hours on the phone and have no problems staying back after 5.30pm, (sometimes). People who are in the business or sales line would be perfect but those not in the aforementioned fields are also accepted. Salary...that u have to wait for the interview...

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This is Insane!!!

I was just surfing around the Internet and I came across the World's Largest Palace. Actually, to think that it is so near, about 2 and a half hours flight from KL is not surprising but my initial guest is going to be some Sheikh's or Prince's palace from the Middle East. Have you gotten the clue??

If you've guessed the location, you'll find the World's Largest Palace in Brunei. It's the Istana Nurul Iman Palace which is the official residence of none other than the Sultan of Brunei, Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah. Strangely while I was there, I didn't know he had such a massive....palace even when he opened his palace to visitors once a year. Why in the world does he need to have such a big palace?? To lay down the facts, the palace has an insane 1788 rooms, 257 bathrooms and a floor area of 2,152,782 square feet (200,000 m²). That's something like 400+ m by 400+ m if it's a square. Amenities include 5 swimming pools, an air conditioned stable for the Sultan's 200 polo ponies. I was quite surprised actually by the 5 swimming pools. Why 5? So little?? Izit 5 Olympic size swimming pools or just normal swimming pools with golden tiles. Think about the servants or cleaners who are responsible for cleaning those rooms and bathrooms. I guess the price to pay for living lavishly is high maintenance which obviously..... isn't a problem.

The palace cost USD400 million and has 564 chandeliers, 51,000 light bulbs, 44 stairwells, and 18 elevators. Being extraordinary rich, the sultan himself has a collection of custom-made Ferraris and Bentleys and as well as 165 Rolls Royce. Ohhh yaa... and a 110-car garage which obviously isn't enough for the Sultan's collection. I guess security is gonna be a big issue here but with such great wealth, I don't think there's gonna be another problem.

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First Time Fishing and the Deer Farm.

Just yesterday, I went back to my grandma's hometown to celebrate her birthday. Talking about eating, the previous day was another feast which was also another birthday celebration that resulted in a very bloated me and a heavy stomach. I never felt so full in a while and the meal portion was huge. Luckily, for me I don't have to go through the same trauma yesterday, when the meal portion was smaller but the food quality compromised. Maybe that's why I was so full on the previous day, food was much better and the environment.. great.

After having an OK lunch, went back to her house just for a little while before going out again to my uncle's deer farm and apparently a fishing pond. Actually I'm quite excited about the fishing pond when I heard about it. All the talk about going fishing was repeatedly resonating in my head after hearing the fishing pond. I didn't think that the pond was going to be crystal clear where you can see fishes swimming right under the surface. What do you expect from a kampung man....?? So in my mind I thought it's either going to be quite muddy, not very big with many fishes though. I heard there was tilapia and some catfish and a whole lot of other fishes which I simply don't know the name but have no problems eating them. :)

We drove off in our car to the place which is weirdly located where you have to travel an unusually long distance before actually getting there by making a U turn. The alternative would be to drive in the opposite side of the road against traffic which my uncle always do to cut the distance by more than half. For me it's cool but to my father and uncle it's a crazy idea but still I thought what the heck there are so few people driving on the other side of the road like 1 car every 3 minutes. Getting into the place, wasn't a problem with the 4WD, it was a breeze, even with the muddy terrain and narrow path into the place.

After stepping out of the car together with my sister, we slowly made out way towards the pond just behind the deer farm. Walking on foot, isn't that easy when you have to negotiate across muddy paths, sometimes obscured by lalangs, weeds and some rocks. Finally after a short distance, I managed to catch a glimpse of the ponds. There are actually 4 of them. As expected there were muddy and you can hardly see fishes except if they come too close to the surface. One thing I didn't expect is the amount of dragonflies. Quite a lot were flying around and we actually tried to catch one while we were there.

But anyway, went on to catch fish. I was introduced to fish bait which was chicken's intestines which smelled wonderful on the stench scale. My hands were smelling like them and there were so many flies fighting for the bait. NO...there were no flies on the bait when I put it on the rod. Took a rod which was...sadly....not fully functional or should I say a little bit spoiled. The turning mechanism for the reel was spoiled , sorry I don't know the jargon for it. So I had to swing it into the lake after manually pulling out some string. My best effort only managed to place it slightly more than 6 feet into the lake which was pathetic. Looking at a pro nearby, fishing looks so natural to him and for him having to swing the rod with the turning mechanism fully functional makes me look like a whim. AARGHHH!!!

After standing there for half and hour, I had no fish and the other guy had two really nice looking fishes. Both..tilapias. EEESSSHH!!!

Is this because, it's the first time for me or is it the rod?? Maybe, if I used the better one I could get at least 1. Sad to say, the other rods are in use by my other uncles and they also managed to catch a few back. Some tilapias and some catfish. My father intervened, so I thought maybe this will make a difference with all his fishing experience in his life while he was a kid. He took the "not so good" rod, and used the same method to throw it in and guess what... He caught one, but it was too small so the "Pro" guy told him to throw it back into the lake. I heard that fishing requires lots of patience. So I waited and waited, then I thought maybe it was the way I held the rod, or maybe that corner I was standing wasn't fish-friendly or maybe it just wasn't my day.

I really wanted to feel the fish tugging on the rod like my other cousin did. My father was somewhere around catching dragonflies and he decided to use one that he caught as fish bait. Eewww, it was still alive when my father perforated it with the hook. I can still hear the chilling shell piercing sound. Maybe this "live" bait will make a difference. There was one that came so close to being caught that but when I threw in, the fish swam away. Darn it.

I was half satisfied with the whole fishing thing then. But it was great knowing about the little details of fishing which may someday help me get lucky.

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A Surprise and Some Food Issues

IT has been quite a great week and weekend. Met up with an old friend from New Zealand, who is back for a while before going back again. Haven't seen him in a long time and, goshhhh.. he has changed. Not the change that I quite expect from him. But it did happened and talking about The change that happen.. is still today, quite unbelievable but then again after listening to his explanation, it sounds quite believable. Puzzled..??Confused...??Nevermind

Went on to have lunch at McD at Centrepoint. And just a few days back, Alex was mentioning something about clearing the table after eating in McD on his blog, coincidentally, my friend asked me the same question. Do people in Malaysia clear the table after eating?? And my response was, NO. People in Malaysia hardly cared about clearing their table after eating and throughout my entire life eating in McD, only a few occasions where I recall people clearing the table. Actually, I can still count with my fingers. And then he told me that in New Zealand, everybody clears the table because they are required to do so. So should McD here enforced the same regulation so that people here follow suit??

And then I asked him if the value meal portion is much larger there. Surprisingly...no. I always thought kwai los portion will be much bigger just like in US and UK where the pizza and burger portion is considered quite big by Malaysian's standards even for a small meal. Even a medium pizza that costs US$15 is like the large pizza here in pizza hut or Domino's, packed with cheese and real filling stuff that can really make you bloat and wander how these Americans have the stomach to eat them. Actually the answer to this discrepancy here is because in New Zealand, the labour is not cheap and so the portion there is about the same and you pay more there but dollar to dollar, there's no difference actually.

So relatively speaking, is it because the Kwai Los, are larger and the Asian's are smaller hence the difference in sizes of the meal?? Does that mean that because of size difference, Caucasians eat more than us or is it simply in their diet to eat large meals. I can't conclude about that because maybe the portion in McD is bigger than other fast food restaurants overseas and furthermore I really did not have the chance to eat at all the fast food restaurants. But still based on what we all know about Western Diet, it is usually high calory and high fat. Even without the size factor here, high calory and high fat can cause a person to put on weight than normal. I say that genes does also play a factor in determining our overall physical appearance and most of the time when we meet Caucasian's they are usually taller and bigger but still proportionate in size.

Talking about snacks, I asked him if it was true that their snacks are bigger. Indeed it was and it confirmed what my father said about their chips and snacks which puts all our keropok and snacks into the small category even for the large. So eating chips there can really be your dinner or lunch...Errrrrr, that is if you really want to.

Not that I'm specifically implying the food issues to him, but I was just curious about some happenings in New Zealand which includes food. After not seeing him for close to two years, I guess after eating lamb, beef, snacks and a whole lot of other food plus being a mouse-potato definitely does spring up some surprises.

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Tempting Events that will make me stray.....

I dread this week. At a time when I needed all the time in the world to study, I may have to slow down a little.

1. Old and long-time friend coming back from NZ, have to go visiting and catch up old times which might take up and entire day or two.
   
2. PC Fair on the 1st-3rd December at KLCC
3. Carolling at GE Mall
   
4. Dinner during the weekends, both Saturday and Sunday

Other Me vs Me

What!! So little and you are already whining?? and come on skip the second one. You could use those time to study.
Yes Yes, I know. Frankly speaking, If I do go there I really would not know what to buy except look around; waste time and become envious over what my friends could buy but I could not buy.

And please it's only a dinner... a dinner wouldn't take half a day.
Yeah Yeah, I think I should start planning my time then.

OK, 1st and 3rd is your obligation. And if you want to skip the 3rd, you must be a freaking idiot!! and if you skipped the first one, then you might have a very rare chance of seeing you pal again.
Agreed...

Conclusion
Go for everything without the feeling of guilt of not studying.

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***BlogSite ReVaMP***

After some trial and error applying one of Hoctro's CSS Blogger HAcks, I gladly say that I have successfully managed to change the stereotyped two column blog template into a three column template with the additional feature of changing the column span on top of the blog as seen by this:

Most of which is useless except the first 2 and maybe one of another because otherwise you will begin to see things overlapping each other. THANKS HOCTRO!!!

And of course I've changed my old template into a new template which is although plain white but very suited for this blog template scheme.

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Yo Yo Yo...Show mE YOur BLinG

Since some of us are gonna be accesorizing ourselves with some really cool bling bling. I decided to find out why "Bling Bling" and not something else. As we all know the "bling bling" refers to the shiny, glittery accesssory that hangs around a rapper's neck which looks like a necklace, normally but it doesn't mean that anything else that is shiny and not hanging around the neck isn't call a "Bling". Now if you watch MTV, you will notice that almost all rappers have this bling around them and even more recently "Grillz" sort of bling on their teeth, making it really shiny. If you watch Nelly's "Grillz"on MTV, then you would know what I mean.

According to Wikipedia, the world's most well-known free online encyclopedia, the term "bling" or "bling bling" is:

a hip hop slang term which refers to expensive jewelry and other accouterments, and also to an entire lifestyle built around excess spending and ostentation. In its essence, the term refers to the exterior manifestation of one's interior state of character, normally displayed through various forms of visual stimuli.

What is interesting about the term bling bling is its reference to a much deeper socioeconomic problem with a tinge of racism specifically referring to the blacks. Wikipedia refers bling bling to how a young previously mpoverished man gain their riches through crime can be sure of holding on to their wealth by wearing expensive jewellery.

They charge that the phenomenon promotes conspicuous consumption, and strengthens racist arguments that young Black men are supposedly incapable of higher or more virtuous or spiritual goals than material gain.

According to UrbanDictionary, the term "Bling" is a

Jamaican slang that has been adopted by some African American rappers and inserted into popular culture. The term "Bling Bling" refers to the imaginary "sound" that is produced from light reflected by a diamond. See The Silvertones "Bling Bling Christmas" for the earliest known usage of the slang.

OK lessons aside, back to the Bling Bling...

SO when I see someone wearing a diamond accessory and if light gets reflected, I will hear Bliiiinnngggg.....izit?? Wow... Imagine those beauty queens wearing those million dollar tiaras studded with diamonds.... it would be like Blinggg Blinggg BLingg.....BLinggg BLinggg...Does that mean the biggest diamond would give the loudest "Bling"??? Than the whole hall would be reverberating with the sound of "BLing"

So, of course Blings are nice because it adds more colour to the show. Some of use would be showing off some "Blings" but you might be disappointed if you think we are gonna rap. Actually if you wanna get blings, it's all over the place, but there are actually some places that sell really good ones like the ones in Sungei Wang and in 1 Utama. So some of us guys, settled for a really cool "diamond studded" cross which looks really nice on them. Too bad I don't have the picture here...

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Celebrating Our Differences

Almost 50 years and counting, our country has definitely achieved a lot, thanks to our very great leaders. Despite this, many Malaysians/people I know; including me myself are guilty of complaining that Malaysia still lacks in many areas, which is true in maybe some but not all. To name one, our education system; which to me is just a mess. Training our students to score as many As as possible and attend more tuition classes but still are unable to think for themselves. Despite this, we should be thankful that Malaysia is a peaceful and prosperous country. Unfortunately most of us need to be reminded about this when our neighbours, Indonesia and Thailand are having so much political and civil problems.

What is truly great about Malaysia is that we are a truly rich and diverse nation. But most of us, sometimes forget that we have come a long way to achieve this. Foreigners have always pointed out that our biggest strength lies in our rich and colourful diversity. This time around the double festive celebration for which most of us call it Deeparaya is one example. Deepavali, or the Festival of Lights and Hari Raya Aidilfitri are jointly celebrated due to its close proximity with each other this year. Sure, it is a Malaysian culture to celebrate two festivals together especially in the already well-known Open House concept where sometimes thousands of people from all walks of life; young and old; come and enjoy a meal together. But in most countries, where there is racial divide and civil unrest, it is impossible to have such celebrations.

Recently there was a great uproar on a comment saying that it is wrong to send greeting cards to a person of other faiths for fear of diminishing their own. Strange as it seems, this comment came from a well-educated Muslim who by right should have understood that there is absolutely nothing wrong making friends or fostering closer relationships with people of other beliefs. Isn't this indirectly implying that all this while when Muslims and the other races gather for a double festive celebration, they become less Muslim or they have commited a sin?

In a quote from our Prime Minister....

"Loving one another and respecting neighbours and friends irrespective of their religions are in line with Islamic teachings."

Prime Minister

Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi

On another front, if a Buddhist is invited to have a meal with a Christian, does that mean that, the Christian would be less Christian and will the Buddhist be less Buddhist. NO..... The more important issue here is the differences that makes us unique, because I belief that it is in this differences that we can learn how to embrace our multi-ethnicity and strengthen our mutual understanding of one another. It is by this means where racial integration can be fostered, which I believe has been our greatest achievement. It is through racial tolerance which has bonded all of us despite our religious and cultural differences and thus as a result promote peace and encourage development in our country. Thankfully the ones who pose a threat to racial unity are a minority.

It is in this festive mood where we should all reflect on the importance of living together in harmony which sets us apart from most countries. As our Prime Minister says....

"Let us celebrate this festive season in a spirit that would spur us to progress together and strengthen relations between the various races, not only based on the spirit of tolerance but more than that, based on mutual respect and trust."

Prime Minister,
Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi

SELAMAT HARI RAYA AIDILFITRI AND HAPPY DEEPAVALI

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Something Very Interesting

Came across a notice at a flower shop today. If you're thinking of giving roses to a significant other or someone special, chances are, you might think of the number of roses you want to buy (and that is if you buy roses!!!) and the recipient might ask why 50 or why 100 or why 500 or why 10?? So this(the notice)may give you the answer....

1 Rose
Exceptional love all concentrated on you.

2 Roses
Two of us deeply in love.

3 Roses
I love you.

6 Roses
I want to be yours.

9 Roses
Love each other eternally.

11 Roses
You are the one I love most in my life.

12 Roses
Satisfactory union and mutual affinity.

13 Roses
Secret admirer.

24 Roses
Remember fondly every moment
(24 hours cannot forget you).

33 Roses
Saying "I love you" with PROFOUND LOVE.

36 Roses
Feeling romantic attachment because you come to me.

44 Roses
Constant unchangeable pledge.

50 Roses
This is "Regretless Love".

56 Roses
My love.

66 Roses
Successful love affair.

99 Roses
Love with understanding makes love eternal.

101 Roses
No other love but you.

108 Roses
Please marry me!

111 Roses
Eternal love.

123 Roses
Free love.

144 Roses
Loving you day and night eternally.

365 Roses
Thinking of you everyday, love you everyday.

999 Roses
Everlasting and eternal love.

1001 Roses
Faithful love, 'till forever

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