Sunday, March 30, 2008

SPNS 2008

My team:



We were a bit lucky here and there but it was a really good experience.

Saturday, March 29, 2008

Holy Cow Fanboy!

Friday, March 28, 2008

Lalala

bedroom toys

Gah I really am bored.

Thursday, March 27, 2008

Pun Hell

South Park came up with the worst pun I've seen in quite a well.

Apparently, something is cheesing cause it is fon to due.

GAH! THEY ARE SO GOING TO PUN HELL!

Wednesday, March 19, 2008

Statistic

Walking up the overhead bridge

I spied a person looking

Click went the counter as I walked past

I'm just a statistic

Tuesday, March 18, 2008

Of pillars, girls and rabbits

How are the above all linked? Spare me a moment as I ramble on.

I never felt it was a bad thing to have a roving eye, be you attached or not. It's healthy looking at good looking women (or so numerous scientific researches insist). But ogling at girls does have it's down points. The number one danger would be pillars.

I almost walked into a goddamm pillar today ogling at a girl, only to look back in time as she was turning to look in my direction. Unlike a certain friend, who prefers to let the girl know he's looking, I prefer to do it more covertly (could be due to my fascination with ninjas, who are never seen).

Which brings me to my second item. Girls.

Was having this interesting conversation with a female friend. We were talking about ogling girls, which surprising (or not) is something we both indulge in. She's not gay, she just enjoys looking at girls. She claims that guys tend to be not as interesting to look at. Girls have more variations in clothing and looks.

But that is digressing. She was asking me if I would like to know any of the girls that I tend to ogle. Her reasoning being that knowing the girl will allow me to be closer and hence be able to ogle more.

I disagreed. I can safely ogle at a girl know because I can view her as an anonymous sex object (I can hear the feminist sharpening their knives already). But once I know the person, then said person stops just being an object, but rather a friend and I don't think I can treat a friend that way. It's now a living, breathing person and someone that I will judge based on character and not on looks. I don't think I will be able to ogle a friend that I care about deeply.

The third item stretches things a bit, but this turning of faceless objects into things that you are familiar with and that you care about is used as a training lesson in the special forces from certain countries.

When you first join, they give you a month off. They also give you a rabbit. You two are placed in a bunk.

On day one, you look at boredom at the rabbit.

End of the first week, you start to adore the way the rabbit jumps.

End of the second week, you have named it.

End of the third week, you two are inseparable. You play with it, you feed it, you cuddle with it at night.

End of the last and final week, they order you to kill it and eat it.

It's cruel. But it's supposed to be. It's supposed to desensitize you to killing.

It's scary.

Sunday, March 16, 2008

Excited!

Tuesday, March 11, 2008

Hey Jude Cover

Big fan of this song, especially after hearing it in "Across the Universe", but this has got to be one of the cutest covers EVA!

Saturday, March 08, 2008

Bimbo Moment

Observation at a certain fast food outlet with huge burgers and free flow of drinks:

Filling a cup with drinks before adding ice is a bad idea.

Wednesday, March 05, 2008

I love...

tagging official mail sent by MSN to my hotmail as Junk Mail.

I wonder if they will one day just automatically tag all mail from MSN as junk?

Saturday, March 01, 2008

Awesomeness

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