Wednesday, September 26, 2007
I once ate a fish this big!
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Here's lookin' at you
(oh and yeah, that's a pack of chewing gum in my right vest pocket)
Friday, August 31, 2007
P.S
Hima hima seijin ya!
I just quit my job, this is my last day
All my stuff are packed, no more work for me
Now I can stay home do nothing all day long
or go play with my cats or play video games all day HEY!
NA NA NA, NA NA NA NO MORE WORK FOR ME~
NA NA NA, NA NA NA NO MORE WORK FOR ME~ HEY!
NA NA NA, NA NA NA NO MORE WORK FOR ME~
NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NO MORE WORK FOR MEEE~*
Thursday, August 30, 2007
U.N employment
Now that I've cleaned up my most of workspace I've almost have nothing to do in the office anymore except for training the new staff but then again I can leave that to someone else so now it's time for.........Warcraft 3.
Friday, August 24, 2007
5 more...oh wait.....
But seriously I'm not upset over it in fact it only means more money for me I mean with a 2 x 10 hour overtime pay when I'll be jobless by next Friday....sweet.
Now, if only I earn the same amount (numerical not value) per month but in US dollars.....
Thursday, August 23, 2007
I wanna be a chocolatier!
I fully understand that it's very difficult for people who have only gone through 10 to 12 years of education, with ages ranging from 15-19, to decide on which university course to do, most of the students are not even certain or even care about what sort of career they want to go into.
I like to think that students today are more exposed to information about the different jobs available to them and have some idea of what the job involves more than I was then, so when I hear "I want to do software engineering because I like video games" unless they can tell me what aspect of video games they like or would like to work on I get a little upset.
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
More Chinese hilarity
Chuang Tse and Huizi were strolling along the dam of the Hao Waterfall when Chuang Tse said, "See how the minnows come out and dart around where they please! That's what fish really enjoy!"
Huizi: "You're not a fish — how do you know what fish enjoy?"
Chuang Tse: "You're not I, so how do you know I don't know what fish enjoy?"
Huizi: "I'm not you, so I certainly don't know what you know. On the other hand, you're certainly not a fish — so that still proves you don't know what fish enjoy!"
Chuang Tse: "Let's go back to your original question, please. You asked me how I know what fish enjoy — so you already knew I knew it when you asked the question. I know it by standing here beside the Hao."
I may be reading this the wrong way but Chuang Tse's last reply sounded like "I know but I ain't tellin'" which doesn't sound very well thought out to me then again he became prominent Taosit philosopher who thought he was a butterfly while I'm sitting behind a desk making blog entries.
if you ask me who the other guy is I wouldn't have a clue I mean Who is he anyway?
Friday, August 10, 2007
End of week countdown
Thursday, August 09, 2007
iWant
First I'm just going to say one thing about iWorks '08........AWESOME! and to have them call the spreadsheet Numbers just made me a prophet, too bad the whole package is beyond my iBook's capacity.
Now a few words about the new iMac, While the tech specs are quiet expected the design on it's own looks disjointed, it feels like there's a barrier between the monitor and the the rest of the body, aside from that I like the new keyboard design now the only thing they need to do to improve it is make it paper thin so I can place it on an angled surface and play "tactical officer" or "helmsmen" from Star Trek:TNG.
*OK something is seriously screwed with text formating in blogger, I'm gonna have to try and fix this
Tuesday, August 07, 2007
Because it's notable
or
I could dedicate today's post space to another random wikipedia entry for random information which you'll likely find no use for whatsoever.
Monday, August 06, 2007
Today, 62 years ago....
Friday, August 03, 2007
Friday night lights
During my lunch period as I was walking to buy lunch (KFC naturaly) and to buy a new battery for my mobile phone (which had been dead for the last 3 days) I saw a convoy of busses, cars and bikes carrying the campaigners which is NEVER a good sign in this god forsaken city, at this point I knew that I was never going to get home on time.
The irony behind the campaign (which is expected in any political campaign) was it caused exactly the opposite of what the candidate "vowed" to reduce, traffic jams, hours and hours of traffic jam. Starting from noon until well after 18:00 (that's 6 pm in laymen's term). Knowing this in advance I decided to go to my favorite cafe in the mall just across my office after office hours to spend some time reading only to find out that it was closed, bugger me.
Since new batteries needed to be recharged before I can use it I couldn't call home to say I was going to be late, I also ran out of coins to call from a pay phone so I decided to catch a movie only to reminded that movie ticket prices are double that of the weekday prices.
Eventually I managed to get a cab probably after 7, I'm not sure since my mobile phone's dead, my iPod ran out of juice and so did my iBook so I can't tell what time it was nor did I look at the big round clock in the mall I was in, I also stopped wearing wristwatches years ago since I had a mobile phone.
Ok so it may not sound as bad as what others may have been through but I wasn't happy with my day today but as with all bad things there's usually a silver lining, mine was some chocolate souvenir gift from a very lovely (and very smart) lady, emphasis on the chocolate, that and a big fat Whooper.
Note: that was the first time ever I've met a person who stumbled across this blog by some mere chance.
Begin countdown
Then again if I was emotionless why am I angry over my disfunctional taskbar?....
*the state of not being human
Friday, July 27, 2007
Watering hole
Today I found what seem to be a place that I'd go later (after work) with some friends if I was in the city, the place is called Ume Nomiya as the name suggests it's not a place to go if you're looking for an "Australian experience", the words edamame and sake in one sentence alone caught my eye (though those two are pretty much a staple in any Japanese watering hole) however I can't give an honest review about it because I haven't been there yet but it's definitely on the top of my things-to-do list once I have a chance to visit Melbourne again
Thursday, July 26, 2007
Those damn Sheep F***ers!
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Like a sore thumb
To have a character that creates an air of pure annoyance, hatred and revulsion amongst the audience on the other hand might be a little more difficult to find, characters like Dolores Umbridge for instance, these characters I Sincerely believe deserve a special kind of award.
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
Same old, same old....
Sorry to dissapoint but I'm not describing Lord of the Rings here (although I could well be), it's that new Harry Potter book everyone's been ranting and raving and lining up at ungodly hours about, I bought it at about 12 o'clock in the afternoon 2 days after the release date and by golly gosh there were still plenty of copies left.
Side note: I remembered a person comenting about the Harry Potter series that he wished he had a book this exciting when he was at school, the man was about the same age as I am. In retrospect mayhap I should have mentioned that we (our generation, and prior) had a better book (not saying this one is bad), published some time ago by another person also with a J.R in his name and I've been reading it since I was 15, plus it made a better movie too.
Monday, July 23, 2007
Chioces
There lay before me a story of a tragic prince, a series of humorous anecdotes by a strange and possible deranged indivudual and a tome describing the life a boy who is forced to make difficult decissions early in life .
Friday, July 20, 2007
Out for a flick
I went to watch the new Harry Potter movie (the Order of Phoenix) not because I'm a huge Pott-head I'm just curious on how they plan on fitting a book that thick in less than 7 hours, the end result was once again disappointing, many plots were cut for the sake of time (not everyone can plant their rear end 7 or 12 hours non stop for a movie) and many major characters in the book had a much less distinguished role making it less of a movie and more like an extended trailer.
On a positive note it the whole movie gave a clear visualisation of major events in the book for those people lacking in the imagination department, like just about 70% of the audience in Indonesia.
As a side note, I wonder if it's in bad taste to be walking around tomorrow wearing a T-shirt with ****E DIES written in big bold letters in front of a bookshop....
Thursday, July 19, 2007
Signed and sealed
I'll be out of work by the end of next month and afetr a period of undeserved rest and relaxation (which I will use to finish some games) I'll be off to the land where the local hero is a lying, backstabbing S.O.B.
More than meets the eye?
The wordings in the article didn't help either, here' part of the news excrept:
"...causing a transformer to explode and sending thick plumes of steam and ash into the air near Grand Central Terminal"
""It felt like an earthquake. We saw hundreds and hundreds of people running down Third Avenue," she said. "They were screaming, they were crying.""
"...the blast left a crater "many dozens of feet wide," comparing it to the craters she saw after bombings during a stint in Iraq. She also said a "hissing noise" can be heard for blocks."
Monday, July 16, 2007
That ain't cool yo!
*fixed on 18/07/2007 because I think faster than I type
Friday, July 06, 2007
Winzip error
Thursday, July 05, 2007
Heroes season 1 finale
At the end of the episode I found myself wishing I had the same ability as Hiro for the sole purpose of jumping ahead in time to watch the next episode of Heroes.
Monday, July 02, 2007
Autobots Roll Out
Monday, June 25, 2007
POP!
Tuesday, June 19, 2007
Melancholy of a toilet paper purchase
The first person wasn't much of a problem she was in and out pretty fast, the second person was a lady, she looked like trouble, by that I mean she had that "I'm gonna kill you" expression on her face, then I saw her shopping basket, there was a full size pillow on it, yes on the basket not in it. Once the first person was done with her business she the second lady than proceeded to empty her groceries on the counter. Beside the pillow she had packs of soap, shaving cream, a potato peeler, bags of fruit, stacks of chocolate bars and assorted candies, I think she created an entirely new dimension for her to put groceries in that basket. So I asked the lady of I can cut in line because I was only carrying one pack of toilet roll, true to her expression she said no, I thought it was fair enough, she got there first but I didn't think the "I'm going to kill you" expression was necessary when she said no.
When it was time for her to pay she pulled out a credit card, an ANZ Visa card as I recall, the cashier guy then proceed to swipe the card to the machine, which was on a different counter, I saw the guy swiping it several times and I thought "oh god this is going to be a while". The cashier guy then asked the lady if she had another card because her first one was obviously not working, she then produced another card which again didn't work. At this point I asked the cashier guy if he could put the lady's payment on hold while I pay for my pack of toilet roll, with cash. The guy told me to be patient so I looked at the cashiers to my left, which was not the fast lane and it seem to be going quite smoothly but it had trolleys, with more stuff in it, it discouraged me to switch lanes when I saw what the other guy next to me had in his trolley.
After some time the lady hasn't finished with her damn payment so I jumped lane and asked this other lady in front of me if I can cut in line explaining to her that I've only got a pack of toilet paper, kindly enough she let me pass, now the person who is now in front of me was just about to finish her shopping and I thought "finally I can go home with my toilet paper" I had my money in my hand ready to pay for the toilet paper, then the person in front of me produced a debit card from her purse, I felt like crying.
It took almost half an hour to buy a toilet paper in that grocery shop, I'm never going to buy anything from that store ever again.
Friday, June 15, 2007
Down time
Thursday, June 14, 2007
"Gaza is lost"
Thursday, May 31, 2007
250 POSTS!!!
Friday, May 25, 2007
May 25th.....
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Crowded sandbox fight
Kid E: My dad says I came from a flying spaceship that looks like an old jet plane!
Everyone else: huh?
Sunday, May 20, 2007
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
Absurd Logic
Hearing some supposed religious individuals argue against another regarding the merits of one over the other however is better than watching sitcoms, the arguments will always spiral down to the basic "my daddy is better than your daddy" (I was going to use another example which involves a specific human male organ but it just doesn't seem appropriate).
Imagine 4 kids in a playground
Kid A: My dad's better than yours
Kid B: Well my dad can beat your dad any day.
*Kid A throws sand to kid B's face and they fight each other"
Kid C: Stupidhead, dads don't exist you made it up because you're scared.
Kid A&B (to C):Shut up I have a dad, that's how I got my clothes! clothes don't just show up for no reason!
*Kid A, B and C fights each other*
somwhere in the corner you see Kid D
Kid D: *muttering* My dad left after I was born, I never see him but I know he's there.
Monday, May 14, 2007
Argumentum ad ignorantiam
Thursday, May 10, 2007
multi tasking
Opera is by far the most gimmicky browser I've ever used the tab browsing and built in search engine is a standard in any browser these days but the rest of it are probably things I won't even need, nifty but that's about it, the upload time is definitely slower than firefox.
With IE I don't have that much of a problem except its excessively slow loading time which the main reason why I switched to the other browsers.
Post Scrpit: I just had my fears confirmed, it's not the browsers that are unstable, it's the damn OS.
Wednesday, May 02, 2007
May I?
Let's take a look at today in history.
1829 - Some British naval Captain established a colony on some coast in some country. Nobody else cares
1945 - Some German General surrendered a German City to some Russian general. Nobody else but the Russians cared
1982 - A British ship sank an Argentinian ship over some insignificant islands with falcons. The falcons couldn't care less
Annual celebrations observed this month:
01/05: May day, The one day where people notice that there are 8 days in a week yet are always frustrated as it is not always celebrated between Tuesday and Wedneday causing people to march to the streets.
05/05: Mayonnaise day, Where people pour mayonnaise all over the sink yelling OSOS!
08/05: VE Day (Australia only), otherwise known as cheap beer day where everyone drinks VB in excess, the E is a typo error due to the drunken state of the the entire Victorian populous where the day was first celebrated.
25/05: Towel day, Stick your thumb out, you're in for one hell of a ride. Oh don't forget to bring your towel. (thank's Doug)
Thursday, April 26, 2007
Hey man.....
"Well it should be!"
in my book this would include enacting the DRM, invention and continued production of unstable computer OS and public phone surveys.
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
Gay is the new black
Now I could be talking about a lot of things here, African descent, Women, Homosexuals, Jew, Chinese, Muslims, Anglo Saxon, Christian, Arab, Mac users, Communist or just pick any social, ethnic, political group and I mean any and I can assure you they have been ridiculed one way or the other.
Today Gay is the new black, but not in a good way.
Monday, April 23, 2007
Fun things I do when I'm bored
I'm no legal expert, I wish I was but I'm not, so honestly I have no idea what's being said here and I'm willing to bet that I don't think the majority of people REALLY understand what it's saying. So I'm going to break it down despite of my lack of knowledge (granted to me by the powers of free speech).
The first issue here is the definition of Militia, to my understanding it's just about everyone who can pick up arms when required by the governing body (not necessarily the State) to conduct martial activities.
What of the term "well regulated"? would it be safe to assume that it means an organized regularly trained group? if so "A well regulated Militia" could mean any able bodied individual who are part of a regularly trained militaristic group. In modern terms this could fall into several categories; the military, civil defense groups and police force* amongst others, basically paramilitary.
So as a whole the first part could read as "In the interest of State security, a regularly trained force are necessary"
Now for the second part,
When the whole passage is read it would read as "In the interest of State security, a regularly trained force are necessary and that the people have the right to own and carry arms"
Or should it be read as "Every member of a professionally trained military or paramilitary group are allowed to own and carry weapons in the interest of State security"?
Like I said I'm not a legal expert, heck I'm not even American so why should I care right? I don't, really, I just have too much time on my hand.
*The Police force while not a military body conducts the role of the guardian as defined by Plato though on a different scale.
"...duh...."
Friday, April 20, 2007
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
"The spice must flow"
Monday, April 16, 2007
Oooh Pretty colors......
Me: hmmm...blue looks good, easy on the eyes and has that calming effect to it, I'll just rid of that dumb arrows when I figure out how
*clicks "use this template"*
Blogger: Are you sure you want to change you're template? you will loose all your changes in the previous template
Me: *Click O.K*
Me: wait, wtf? NOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thursday, April 12, 2007
-_-
Iovis Dies
But wait, why does the predominantly Christian society that is the English recognize a germanic pagan god? even to a point where they call to it more times than they say "Jesus", while at the same time Roman culture was the predominant culture in most of Europe in the pre-Christian era. Some of the European languages makes reference to Jupiter when referring to this day and not Thor, even the Japanese call this day Mokuyoubi in reference to Mokusei or the planet Jupiter in which the planet was named after the Greek god of lightning.
So what's with the reference to a Norse god instead of a a Greek one like most Europeans do? This is because the English language and culture are more exposed to the old Germanic culture before the Romans set their foot into what is now called England.
For those overtly devout Christians who wonder "why must we make reference to pagan gods every time we refer to certain days of the week?", It's because if you don't you'll have a Mjolnir shoved up your hole and be struck down by bolts of lightning.
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
Monday, April 09, 2007
"I have a dream"
It works like garage band because you can pick, drop and various actors and actions from the palette, non generic speeches/sound are recordable just like in GB, all "actors" speeches are synchronized with their lip movements while non generic actions actions can personally be added with apple's camera and have the "actors" imitate the recorded action. A wide range of sample scripts are available for the users to choose and are also editable.
The tag line on the package says "Like Hollywood in a box"
Friday, March 23, 2007
Thursday, March 22, 2007
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After watching 300 I was reminded of something that my lecturer mentioned back when I was still doing my undergraduate studies; that societies are shaped through habits, rituals written and unwritten laws and values, and what better way to enforce values than using the various forms of mass media. The power of the media is so potent that the mass (or general public) may be socially conditioned or engineered by constant exposure of a concept.
Tuesday, March 20, 2007
(Long)Weekend update
I wonder why I feel so tired this morning, I just got off a 3 day weekend....oh wait that's probably why. Unsurprisingly nothing special happened over the weekend, except for Sunday. Last Friday I ducked out of work early because I needed to see someone regarding other employment options and a few other things we talked for about 4 and a half hour about the type of work, possible placement, the state of the clienteles and how to deal with them and so on and so forth.
I can't seem to remember what happened on Saturday aside from playing games and reading books I even have doubts about that......oh wait that's right I went out shopping for food.
Sunday..... now I have to say I really enjoyed last Sunday, a very good friend of mine came over to take a look at the newly born kittens. I spent the first half of the day preparing the ingredients I bought the day before and waiting for the right time to cook, the dilemma with spaghetti is that they're really easy to cook yet they cool off quite quickly so needed to wait for the right moment to cook it, even then she ended up coming in later than I thought so when she told me she was about 10 minutes away I had to reheat the food, it ended up being too dry for my taste but my friend said she liked it so I was relieved and I still can't come up with a name for my own cooking. We then chatted for a while, catching up on a few things and talked about our problems, I just don't like her comment on my tie collection, I like my tie. It's not everyday I can enjoy my weekend like last Sunday......and I do realize how stupidly giddy I was for the day.
Monday was hot, I can't see how else to describe it, it must have been the hottest day since the previous Monday, so I decided to make myself a kiwi-strawberry juice semi-slurpee to cool things off while watching a sumo match on TV. Good thing it rained at noon for a few hours, it rained hard enough and long enough to stop the silly preacher from talking for the rest of the day, sadly they came back at night.....they always come back at night.
So that was it, that was my weekend it's a bit of a mixed bag, thankfully nothing disastrous happened.
Friday, March 16, 2007
Food for thought
Salmon wrapped fried chicken (serves 1-3)
4-6 pieces of medium sized chicken breast
4-6 thinly sliced salmon
2 eggs
50g flour
3-4 cloves of garlic
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-Heat water until half boiled
-Peel and crush garlic
-Add crushed garlic to boiling water
-Boil chicken until cooked
-Beat egg in a bowl
-Wrap each chicken pieces with salmon
-Dip salmon wrapped chicken to the egg
-cover with flour
-Deep fry until brown
-Serve with lemon slices and tartar sauce or melted garlic butter and mashed potatoes
Tuesday, March 13, 2007
"I hold these..."
Thursday, March 08, 2007
Wednesday, March 07, 2007
Serenity
Monday, March 05, 2007
In for repairs (finally)
As I mentioned in my previous post it has been screwed for some days now, I thought of bringing it for repairs on the weekend but I had to go to a wedding on the Saturday, then I went to Java jazz in the evening so that's Saturday out and on the Sunday I was meeting a friend of mine again until about 16:00 so that's Sunday out.
I swear, running a notebook from an external HD is tedious when you bought it for the sole reason of portability. Yes, I know it's rather sad when a person gets depressed over a busted computer.
Friday, March 02, 2007
Friday, March 02, 2007
Percentage of it being rejected, 100%
I've just about every reason for rejection, Under qualified, over qualified, under experienced, no visually presentable feature (god damn TV stations), insufficient reference etc. the list goes on
At this point I am still being picky about the jobs I applied for but not because of the payslip (though it its a factor) it's more to career enhancement plus I still need to get enough money to do a postgraduate degree. but I'm sure as hell can't do anything with my current wage, heck even a slight increase wouldn't help at all.
I'd sell my soul but I'd have to have one to begin with.
Then there's the office computer, this is the 3rd time in 6 months I have to send the blasted thing to I.T to have it physically repaired, first I thought it was just a typical WinXP feature to auto shutdown when you're typing e-mails or reports, then I thought it was a virus sent through the "series of tubes", now they tell me it was a loose component in the box, how the hell do you do that when you hardly touch the damn thing?
Thursday, March 01, 2007
sharp wooden objects
Vegetables on the other hand, you pick those things straight from the ground where you spread processed animal dung all over it, now who in the right mind would eat food marinated for months with processed animal litter.
Tuesday, February 27, 2007
OBJECTION!
In most cases members of the legislative body are given the right to create and interpret the law while in other cases, such as societies that abide by the Islamic law, the legislative body have not the right to create laws, therefore in such societies legal ruling should not be given or may be considered as invalid if the ruling is found to be in conflict with the law itself, while it may sound obvious such cases have occured in the past.
In modern democratic societies however the infalibility of the law regardless of its source has come under constant scrutiny and the legitimacy of a law have come under question when it is considered to be disadvantageous or unjust to a particular segment of the society. On the other hand, in religious societies, partcularly of those in the same religious community do not question the law and does consider the law itself to be infalible, the interpretation of the law however have differed from one community to another and have infact come into conflict with each other.
The importance of the law is not something to be neglected or ignored however rules and regulation is best to used maintain a safe degree of order in a society instead of fully controling it therefore for society to progress safely laws and its interpertation, much like the society itself, have to be subject to change to maintain order.
Brought to you by the National Organization of Democratic Unity and Harmony
Wednesday, February 14, 2007
Friday, February 09, 2007
finally....
on a less related note, in fact it;s not related at all! I don't like being forced to change my username to some dumbass google account but the change is for the better I guess I'll probably tinker with it some other time, oh and HEY GOOGLE! MAKE BLOGGER MORE SAFARI FRIENDLY WILL YOU!!
Thursday, February 01, 2007
extreme displeasure
If you're feel somewhat uncomfortable reading this imagine experiencing it.
Wednesday, January 31, 2007
Monoculturism?
heh heh good way to dodge the bullet there, include the "and" in the acronym
"I'll see you again.....sometime"
on another note,
I find my predicament, for a lack of better word, annoying, the most frequented non productive website in the office is that damn friendster site that every other person on earth who are plugged to the net have an account in and visits just about every other hour yet they firewalled Live Journal making updating it from the office impossible for me and I tend to forget what I wanted to post there once I get home, I'm going to have to back-log quite a few from the last few days on that.
Wednesday, January 24, 2007
oh the hilarity......
I don't get it, why does rain in this part of the world almost always pour when people go TO work in the morning or evening when people go home FROM work, it's hardly ever in the afternoon DURING work where most people are still inside the building.
Tuesday, January 23, 2007
Segwayed!
I was browsing through various linked articles in Wikipedia when I stumbled upon "Kiev", yes the Ukranian city of Kiev. There was nothing significant about the article itself but it did remind me of Chicken Kiev. Mmmm Chicken Kiev......
Just another day
I'm not exactly looking forward for the end of the month either, a colleague of mine is resigning by the end of the month due to "personal" reasons, she never said what it really was and I probably would never find out what. I usually don't get affected by people leaving but it's a different case with this one, let's just say it's "personal".
Well guess there's nothing I can do now but make tea.
Sunday, January 21, 2007
Great Timing!
Saturday, January 20, 2007
Rinse and Repeat!
Tuesday, January 16, 2007
Curtain close?.......no? not yet.? darn
Chalk this one up for things I should do but didn't.
Monday, January 15, 2007
*cough* *wheeze*
Friday, January 12, 2007
I'm a really hot guy! Seriously!
Now here I am blogging instead of sleeping simply because I out-slept myself, yet I feel dozey regardless, oh well at least this one didn't come with a splitting headache, except when I sneeze.
Excuse me....
Person 1 : *mumble mumble mumble*
Person 2 : *grumble grumble*
Person 1 : *grumble* *eats something* *mumble(with mouth full)*
Person 2 : *mumble grumble*
Person 2's phone rings
Person 2 : *Loudly* WHAT? YEAH, OK I'LL SEE YOU LATER, BYE.
Person 2 : *mumble*
Person 1 : meh *grumble mumble*
While the above may sound mostly incoherent by most people today it is almost assured that at one point in human history human language will evolve into such form.
Tuesday, January 09, 2007
Stop! Hammer time!
Over the next two days we were assigned tothe General information, there were lots of questions that we couldn't answer simply because the question were really meant for each visiting institution (how should I know which Hongokng University offers education as a course), aside from that the single most common question was "where's the toilet". We hung around the convention from 09:00 to 18:00 on Saturday after which we went to a dinner invitation, I was previously informed that there will be a free buffet and a free flow of that bitter golden colored bevarge, my old University student habit kicked in. I got back home at around 23:00.
The sunday wasn't that different either, exhibition form 11:00-18:00 and a dinner invitation, this time by the Hong Kong Trade Development Commission (HKTDC), no alcohol involved just a fancy full course dinner at the Hotel formerly known as Hilton (a.k.a Sultan) which I admit was very nice, one of the HKTDC people commented that the hotel was "showing signs of it's age" which I have to agree with considering that I used to frequent the hotel a while back. Over the course of the dinner we talked about a few things mainly about living and the current living cost in Hong Kong, education cost, employment opportnities for fresh graduates and social and business trends amongst other things, the rest of the night we had a nice sophisticated fun. The dinner was finished at around 21:00 which I decided to go straight home thinking I would still be in shape to work the next day.
Yesterday I woke up tired and I wasn't feeling very well, in the morning my throat was sore from talking too much the previous night, I called in sick and stayed home all day sitting in front of the T.V playing games all day.
Now I'm going to make a cup tea.
Friday, January 05, 2007
Interesting point
I guess the the major part of the late 20th century up to now can be described as the new great depression and the popularity of these emo crap clearly shows that there are a large number of people who wants to die, like to think about dieing (preferably by suicide) or they just like to be depressed, It's depressing really, makes me want to kill myself.
Wednesday, January 03, 2007
odd feeling
Times like this I wish I was fishing or running through quests in Azeroth.
Monday, January 01, 2007
新年明けましておめでとう!
Now on to more important things, I find this years 紅白歌合戦 to be quite disappointing, it wasn't as explosive as the previous years too many slow songs and not enough fun music to be enjoyed, even モむwasn't as good or as large as last years. I have to agree with one comment though, 生紅白、最高, although not as lame as "wardrobe malfunction" NHK has to seriously come up with a better excuse than body suits seriously.
In any case, 今年もよろしくお願いします これからこのブロッグをもっと面白くなりますように...って無理かも。
oh and as an addendum the harrowing sound of rogue fireworks are now drowned by sudden rain, 神様、私の祈りを聞くと感謝しています.
So once again, good riddance 2006!