Tuesday, February 28, 2006
Increase AGAIN
Few things that I wonder like I was Ja Rule.
Does that mean food price will increase too?
Will my salary increase too? (just being hopeful)
How much do Jim (my brother) have to pay for a litre of petrol when he start using his car>
I wonder.
Monday, February 27, 2006
Birthday Date Meanings
Your Life
You always follow the good and the right instead of listening to your heart. Another word, you are a perfectionist. You care for every word people say about you. You often seen isolated while you are, by nature, curious and a dreamer who is ready to get over the edge to make your dream comes true.
Your Love
You often fall in love with a person who is much different from you, in age and other aspects. Your relationship grows on friendship. Love at fist sight is not your style.
Is it true about me?
Sunday, February 26, 2006
Worst Time In My Life
When Fiq arrived, I felt bad because after trying to jumpstart, the car still fail to start. Fiq was in dreamland when he received my call. I felt really bad, not just my car, my saviour was in deep sleep when I called him. The initial plan for me and Fiq was to test my car to go up Genting.
We went makan and wait for another Kelisa owner’s mechanic to repair my car. Fiq had a drink while I drink and ate a piece of roti canai. My emotion starts to control me. I am extremely sad and pissed because of my car. After the mechanic tested, my car still unable to start. No choice, only option is to toll the car. After sending the 2 back and went to Jalan 222’s Perodua service center, I decided to look at Perodua service center at PJ Sec 19. We went back to the scene and waited for the tow truck. The toll truck took my car to the service center for RM80.00. Both of us dried the floor of the car with a small piece of sponge while waiting for the towtruck. After toll my car, I was in the truck with the driver, I felt asleep on the way.
After my car is at the center, I and Fiq had to wait for 1 hour to register so that my car would be checked on Monday (27 January 2006). I asked a few times and was told to wait for my turn. All of a sudden a couple came and register at the payment counter. So I decided to do the same.
After a tiring event, Fiq and I went to Pandi’s and ate. I went to withdraw some cash before Fiq sent me back home.
Monday, February 20, 2006
Kicks Madness
I smsed Ben twice and he did not answer. So I was like "Selayang green curry?” Well time to call another baldie (he's more round than me). His name is Taufique a.ka. Fiq. I called him, he was at Times Square KL. So what do I have in mind? New handphone. It got to be a flip and the brand has to be a Motorola. Well I gess I look at too many Boost Mobile ads.
After a minor survey, I called Fiq again and meet him at the 6th floor, Times Square.
He was at a shop by the name Residen. The shop is a corner shop. As soon as I just called him, it was finally his turn. It was for a pair "Nike Dunk SB Hawaii 2". It's a limited version. It's damn shinny. Fiq paid RM339 for his pair. He was smiling on the way out of the shop. I was like "It aint for a pair of Hurricanes". I saw so many people waiting for their turn to purchase their pair. It was like 30 people waiting for their turn.
We went to Kenny Rogers to have a good meal after walking around a bit at Times Square. The smallest size for KL cap was 7. My lucky number but the size is not according to New Era. I was free and nuthing on my mind. So I suggested to Fique that I followed him home just in case his car breaks down again. I know the pain if one's transport breakdown and there is no one there to help.
TIPS from Fiq, any good limited kicks can be sold again for a higher price, and ONLY idiots purchase kicks at Zone 5.
I never knew that kicks have good resale value, do you?
Tuesday, February 14, 2006
You Don't Bring Me Flowers
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You don't bring me flowers
You don't sing me love songs
You hardly talk to me anymore
When you come through the door
At the end of the day
I remember when
You couldn't wait to love me
Used to hate to leave me
Now after lovin' me late at night
When it's good for you
And you're feeling alright
Well you just roll over
And you turn out the light
And you don't bring me flowers anymore
It used to be so natural
To talk about forever
But 'used to be's' don't count anymore
They just lay on the floor
'Til we sweep them away
And baby, I remember
All the things you taught me
I learned how to laugh
And I learned how to cry
Well I learned how to love
Even learned how to lie
You'd think I could learn
How to tell you goodbye
'Cause you don't bring me flowers anymore
Friday, February 10, 2006
Radical Time
Name:
Radical Rascalz
Blast Off Category: Vocal Group
From: Georgetown, Penang
We live by the code: Be Yourself, Be Radical
Lineup:
Shaq - Vocals
Kug’z - Vocals
Westwood - Vocals
Their Story:
For quite some time Shaq and Kug’z could not see eye-to-eye…. artistic minds rarely do. But just before the Blast Off auditions in Penang, they decided to call a truce for the sake of good music. Along with Westwood, they formed RADICAL RASCALZ and gave it a shot. Their sound and image impressed our selection team, enough to make it to the top 10. Will the fragile peace between Shaq and Kug’z crumble under pressure, or will they just go from strength to strength? Only time will tell.
To vote for us:
Mobile: sms VOCAL<SPACE>RADICAL to 32888
Fixed line: Dial 13713, then press 6
Although Radical Rascal got no. 2 for BlastOff Season 2 competition, they lost by just 1%. I would like to congratulate Randal Westwood and his team as they managed to put the name Penang on the map. Hope that there is more to come from Penang.
Makaveli in Bronze
Ms. Afeni Shakur, Tupac's mother and founder of the Tupac Amaru Shakur Foundation (TASF), found the ceremony to be an emotional, yet joyful, experience. Ms. Shakur was overwhelmed by the turnout for the latest addition to the Tupac Center, which recently opened the first of three phases of construction, and will ultimately represent the legacy left behind as Tupac's vision, fully realized through his mother's efforts.
The statue will occupy the center of the 6-acre Peace Garden, surrounded by poetry and quotations from Tupac. The seven-foot sculpture sits atop a three-foot base and features rap's top-selling superstar adorned in a suit (based on an outfit actually worn by Tupac) and holding a copy of his famous book of poetry penned when he was only 19, "The Rose that Grew from Concrete."
Reverend Minister Server led the attendees in an exhilarating, heartening prayer, followed by a moment of silence in memory of Tupac and "all the other fallen souls."
The statue was designed by noted sculptor Tina Allen, who has earned a reputation immortalizing great figures from African-American history ranging from Nat King Cole to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Tupac is the first rap star ever to be memorialized in bronze.
Ms. Allen said, "I was deeply moved to see so many people brought to tears upon first seeing the sculpture -- it was clear that something very special had come into all of our lives through this remarkable young poet. Usually, people will applaud or cheer -- but these people were reacting to Tupac's statue on an entirely different level. Every generation picks their own heroes -- and from the incredible display of emotion I was blessed to witness on Tuesday, this generation's hero is clearly Tupac Shakur."
On September 20, Tupac Shakur's poetry is celebrated by some of hip hop's finest with the release of The Rose, Vol. 2, a collection of songs inspired by the poems Tupac wrote as a teenager. The tracks on The Rose, Vol. 2 are original songs written and performed by an impressive list of guests -- including Bone Thugs 'N Harmony, Ludacris, Talib Kwali, Outlawz, Lyfe Jennings and Digital Underground's Shock G (AKA Humpty Hump), the man most responsible for launching 2Pac's solo career.
In order to complete the Tupac Center, the Foundation is still in need of an additional $3 million. For those wishing to contribute, information can be found at these websites:
http://www.2PAClegacy.com
http://www.TASF.org