Saturday, February 16, 2008

One week holidayyy!!!

Supposed to come back n do some revision...brought back books n notes n all...semangatly...and then....end up doin nothing as usual! wahahahha...so I just pack 'em all back into me bag...hehehe

Its good to be back...but there's nothing for me to do here, nowhere to go, but sit in front of my pc and waste my time. wahahhaa....I'm so boring!

Something happened recently that I think is downright insulting. But im not gonna take it personally, as that would be a waste of time. Eh, bien!

Had a haircut! As usual, I look weird, but wat to do! ahhaha...shoulder length and layer cut. Hmmmm....gotta let it grow abit first then hopefully I'll look decent...haha


Ok gotta go pack! Back to uni tomoro...sigh...

Thursday, February 14, 2008

Happy Valentine's Day!

Ok Valentine's Day means spending time with your loved ones, or whatever you think its for, but I found this on MSN.com and thought it's interesting..hahaha...:P


10 funny flirting facts
By Laura Schaefer

So you’ve mastered the eye-contact game and can beckon a cute prospect with a few coy glances… but do you really know all there is to know about the fine art of come-hither? Just to make sure you’re up to speed, we culled some very surprising info that you can use to your advantage. Read on for some juicy tidbits that may up your cute quotient in no time.

1. Flirting is good for you. Studies show that people who flirt have higher white blood-cell counts, which boost their immunity and keep them healthy.

2. Think it ends at a little eye batting? Hardly—all told, scientists say there are 52 “flirting signals” used by humans. Of these, the hair flip is the most common.

3. In some places, flirting is illegal. In Little Rock, AR, an antiquated law is still on the books warning that engaging in playful banter may result in a 30-day jail term. In New York City, another outdated law mandates that men may be fined $25 for gazing lasciviously at a female; a second conviction stipulates the offender wear a pair of blinders whenever he goes out for a walk.

4. Why wait for Happy Hour? Lots of people get their flirt on during their morning commute. A full 62 percent of drivers have flirted with someone in a different vehicle while on the go, and 31 percent of those flirtations, it turns out, resulted in a date.

5. Flirting need not occur face to face. According to Pew Research, 40 percent of people who look for love online say they can easily flirt with someone via email or IM.

6. In the Victorian era, fans were the ultimate playful prop that could communicate all sorts of messages. A fan placed near the heart meant, You have won my love. A half-opened fan pressed to the lips suggested, You may kiss me. Hiding the eyes behind an open fan meant, I love you, while opening and closing the fan several times warned, You are cruel. Given how much a fan could come in handy, it’s a shame they ever invented air conditioning.

7. These days, cell phones do the flirting. In one survey, half of all mobile phone users have texted suggestive messages to keep things interesting while away from their amour.

8. Watch out, you can overdo it. According to the Social Issues Research Centre, the most common mistake people make when flirting is maintaining too much eye contact.

9. Sometimes, flirty gestures aren’t what they seem. Research has shown that men tend to routinely mistake friendly behavior for flirting.

10. Flirting is universal. A woman living in New York City and one in rural Cambodia may not have much in common, but when it comes to attracting a little attention, they both employ the very same move: smiling, arching their eyebrows, then averting their gaze and giggling. Animals flirt, too: Birds, reptiles, and even fish have their own way of strutting their stuff. Moral of the story: If the simple sea bass can act cute to enhance a romantic agenda, you can, too—so give it a go!

Laura Schaefer is the author of Man with Farm Seeks Woman with Tractor: The Best and Worst Personal Ads of All Time.


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Flirt away!!

Saturday, February 09, 2008

Nah sih gua uh ji pa ban...

Since it's CNY and all, here's a funny Hokkien song for u to listen to: Ji Pa Ban, which means One Million (dollars)

http://blog.galvintan.com/2005/08/03/ji-pa-ban/

Been laughing since I listened to it for the first time...hahaha...was looking for the translation for another song but found this instead! heeheh...=)
Enjoyyy!!

Saturday, February 02, 2008

Inevitable...

Death is inevitable, you never know when you're gonna go. It could happen anytime, anywhere. Yep, can even happen when you're homeward-bound on an express bus on the north-south highway. It's really sad how things are taken lightly in this country...the crackdown on bus drivers with summonses was a hot topic, but one really wonders if any action was taken at all!

I've been worrying alot lately, about the projects to be done, about whether I can actually graduate (or deserve to graduate) and loads more...I don't usually worry, or at least don't show that im worried, but lately I've been kinda down...I really do think 5 years in uni is too long, especially when I don't really learn that much..and I only have myself to blame for that. I don't even know if im gonna be a mechanical engineer in the future after I graduate.........cant even sleep properly sometimes cause i'll be thinking "how to make the vehicle more stable" or "how long should the handlebars be". damn!


stuff on my table
The view of my workspace

I posted up that picture to show u how messy my table is now. Been reading Rupert Everett's book 'Red Carpets and Other Banana Skins'. Yeah he's gay n stuff but he's really good looking! And British! mwaahahha. Quite an interesting read really. And then there's the measuring tape for estimating the handlebar length. The rest r usual stuff..hahaha...

can't wait to go back for CNY!! mwahahahahha! lepak lepak lepak! woohoooo! If anyone of you readers plan to come to Ipoh let me know k! Come to muh houseeeee =D

Friday, February 01, 2008

roflmao!

From overheardinnewyork.com:

White People Come to Understand Hip Hop Very Gradually Indeed

American: Americans call the last letter in the alphabet 'zee,' but in Britain they call it 'zed.'
Swede: Oh! That's why Jay-Z is pronounced 'Jay Zee' and not 'Jay Zed'!

--JFK


wahahahahahahha