Interesting Games
How to Play--> W: left-upper cut
& nbsp; &n bsp; &nb sp; &nbs p; ; S: right-upper cut
& nbsp; &n bsp; &nb sp; &nbs p; ; A: laft jab
& nbsp; &n bsp; &nb sp; &nbs p; ; D: right jab
& nbsp; &n bsp; &nb sp; &nbs p; ; Space Bar: to defense and to regain your strength
You have to press W, S, A, D to punch the president. You must punch,punch,&nb sp;punch...until he died.
Wow! Amazing~~! This game is really funny. With this game, you can punch the American President-George Bush or his opponent-John Kerry. You can really relax yourself and you can also express your anger.
How to Play--> Drive the scooter with the arrow keys.
& nbsp; &n bsp; &nb sp; &nbs p; Press "P" to pause or to resume.
& nbsp; &n bsp; &nb sp; &nbs p; ;You must deliver the pizza to the buyer on time.
Cool~~! I love it! What a wonderful game! I think it's not hard but not easy though. I think I can practice riding a scooter, and learn to do things on time.
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News
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Ayumi Hamasaki makes scene with bodyguards in restaurant
Japanese pop queen Ayumi Hamasaki upset locals in a Hong Kong fishing village when she made a surprise visit for a seafood meal with 22 aggressive bodyguards and flunkies, witnesses said.Hamasaki, known as "Ayu" to her fans and the biggest-selling solo pop star in Japan, was cocooned by her entourage who prevented locals from getting near her table or fans from taking photographs.
She popped over to Sok Kwu Wan village on Lamma Island, about 3km from downtown Hong Kong after she had completed a series of sold-out concerts at the city's Coliseum arena.
Contributors to local Website forums complained that the diminutive singer, whose unusually large round eyes and fair hair are believed to have sparked a fad for eye-lid cosmetic surgery among Japanese girls, had upset locals.
"The most famous J-pop star of all time was having a post-concert bite accompanied by no less than 12 bodyguards and another 10 strong entourage," wrote one anonymous subscriber to Lamma.com.hk, the blog for island residents.
"(I) didn't have a phone to photo with and the table next to me was prevented from taking pictures anyway," the writer added.
A spokesman for the Rainbow Restaurant, where Hamasaki ate, confirmed the singer had dined at the eatery but wouldn't comment on her entourage's behavior.
"She had lots of bodyguards with her," he said. "She came over on her own chartered boat."
I think although Ayumi is a famous pop singer, she can't be impolite. It doesn't give good impressions.