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Idol Profile

Name: Nurul Maideen
Nickname: Noodle
Age: 20
Occupation: Clown/DJ
Star Sign: Leo
Most-Loved Performers: Aaliyah, Stevie Wonder, Babyface, Alanis Morisette, Lauryn Hill

Links

MediaCorp Forum
SingaporeIdol 2006
SI Unofficial Site
Nurul's Forum Page
Nurul's SI Blog

Other Idols

Gayle Nerva
Paul Twohill
Jasmine Tye
Hady Mirza
Jon Leong
Joakim Gomez
Norman Then
Mathilda D'Silva
Rahimah Rahim

E-mail us:
ilovenurulmaideen@popstar.com

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September 2006

The Noodle Dictionary

Yokohono! - makes you feel better
Honolulu! - hello
Huggies Pampers - hug, love love
Calling, calling - call you later
Happy Goober - Happy Person
Shibbi Wibbi - Nurul's Happy Dance

Tag A Honolulu!

Goober Headcount

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Sunday, June 25, 2006

The Electric New Paper

How can they say that despite the mistake, Mediacorp should stick to the orginal results. That's not fair. If there is a mistake, and the mistake was found, shouldn't it be corrected? I mean, if you really think about it, how can we be really sure that this whole voting thing is secure? They could be twigging with the results, no one would know. They may not even bother about the votes. I mean the votes could just be a facade, showing that the public is involve. But how can we be sure? We cant.

Anonymous 7:20 PM