Annoh?

Finally completed Cresent Love on YouTube after days of curi-curi watch a little here and a little there, in between codings. Even managed to snuck in a few character names as variables, lol. Sure die one if the Project Lead ever decided to scrutinize the codes, which is pretty unlikely since there are thousands of lines and hundreds of pages. Have to ke lian the person that'll be taking over that module in the future, confirm wtf the whole day lol!

Cute Scene 01. No-lah, the characters don't look like that through-put the series.

Cute Scene 02.

Also finally found the time to do a near complete revamp of my DS games. Let me just say that Bleach - Blade of Fate is SUPER AWESOME! But why the story mode so short one, only up until Rukia being saved from execution, finished in like 2 hours?!?!? How can?!?! Some other games include Dementium - The Ward, The Simpsons, Ontamarama, etc, etc.

After looping Fish Leong's new album for like, 81237674 times, I'm still addicted. Somebody, find me a cure please... Especially the cantonese song!!! Why-lah I'm so drawn to it...

I have this sudden urge to get a 40 inch LCD TV and a PS3... hhmmm... darling, can ah? lols

Came accross the interview clip between Al Jazeera News with Malaysia's Information Minister, Mr Zainuddin Maidin on the BERSIH event (I'm sure most of you out there in KL would have known about the event by now). Halfway through, I stopped the clip and decided to read the transcript instead as it's totally unbearable to continue, knowing that a minister in my country could actually blabber away in such an uncomposed manner on international broadcast. I know I should be laughing out loud as Mr Zainuddin is obviously making a fool of himself but I can't help it but to feel deeply ashamed and embarrased by his act at the same time.

Though I disagree with the government most of the time, I still love Malaysia, tanah tumpahnya darahku. *suddenly feel patriotic* To me, Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad still fares the best in media events, be it local or international.

Few days back, before taking a bath, I looked into the mirror and noticed strands of white hair on my head. Maybe I'm exaggerating a little but there's certainly more now since its really obvious... Sigh. I'm not even a quarter of a century yet.

The End.

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The Mind.

Is currently filled with a lot of thoughts that needs to be sorted out. Update frequency will be affected. *searches for a dice*

I think I think too much.

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Jingle Bells.

The season to be jolly is just around the corner, a little too early? Nope! One of the best indication would be that shopping complexes around Singapore have already begun placing decorations for Christmas. And the funniest thing is, it started even before Deepavali was over. Siao right? I don't think I even saw much of decorations for the festival of lights around.

Yah. Go watch Stardust. I won't say that the movie will leave you in total awe but basically, it has all the right ingredients, the right words in the right scene at the right time. A storyline that's nothing too complicated, with a pinch of humor every now and then, some action and adventure, then romance. I'm not exactly sure how to put it but you kinda get this feeling that the movie's just flawless... you'll get what I mean after watching it. Next in line, The Golden Compass! Perhaps Lions for Lambs first.

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Happy Deepavali.

Happy Deepavali or Diwali, the Festival of Lights, to everyone! Sorry, don't have any suitable pictures to make a greeting image, ehehe. *paiseh* Kinda weird though, having so many colleagues celebrating it but didn't receive even a single invitation for makan (during Raya, even the security Uncle invited me and some other Malaysian colleagues, over to his home to menjamu selera). Perhaps they don't really celebrate it or I'm listed as one of the out-casts in the Company, ahaha... Whatever lah, tak kisah pun.

Until few days back, I still thought Deepavali was the new year celebration but its actually to commemorate the victorious day of good (Lord Vishnu) over evil, according to my PM. Its not the Epic of Ramayanan, though there's some similarity in the base storyline, in a way. And in India, the two occasions that are mainly celebrated are Deepavali and Pongol, the harvest festival in the southern region. Unlike the lunar calendar which is widely used by all chinese, each region in India consists of a different sect and each having different calendars, hence, multiple new years throughout the continent. Just got to know this the other day when travelling to the client's site with the PM.

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Drowning.

Not that BSB song. Supposed to be half-day off today but as usual, its the 'yan yan yau fun, ngo mou fun' situation which literally translates to everyone gets a share of it except me. Think I kinda got used to it already, la la la.

Let's just hope that I won't get a call tomorrow requesting me to come into office, there's a lot of sleep that I need to catch up on. And E's heading back to KL tomorrow, thus, life would get a little more peaceful for the few days to come. ahaha.

I felt this blog is getting more and more boring each passing day. Need some new excitement, need to inject some surprises here and there but then again, life such a routine in Singapore that even I'm feeling extremely bored. The three major cycles in life now is Work, Sleep and Eat. If Jed, who is a homely person that gets satisfaction in watching TV or going online than heading out to have some fun says life is boring, you can pretty much be 100% assured that it is indeed capital F-R-E-A-K-I-N-G boring!!!

*proceeds to drown in pool of boredom* gulp! gulp! gulp!

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