Mario and I were having a conversation about the Dragonball movie trailer just now...
mario says: dragonball
mario says: they making movie
mario says: i saw the trailer the other day
wallpaper says: i heard
wallpaper says: good?
mario says: err
wallpaper says: (i doubt it is)
mario says: tbh
mario says: by the end of the thing
mario says: i literally burst out laughing
wallpaper says: haha.. comedy, or its just pure crap?
mario says: apparently they changed the story all
mario says: ok la but its not like the real dragonball cartoon story
mario says: just the names only
mario says: but the part i literally lmao
mario says: the goku fella suddenly in the trailer
mario says: HAME
mario says: HAMEEE
mario says: HAAAAA
wallpaper says: "literally lmao"
wallpaper says: now dats new..
mario says: yup
mario says: to express how much i laughed
wallpaper says: so ur ass fell off?
wallpaper says: literally?
mario says: oh damn
wallpaper says: ahahahahha
mario says: im going to stick to literally lol from now on
mario says: big mistake
wallpaper says: hahahahahaha
Monday, December 15, 2008
Sunday, November 02, 2008
Greetings from the Land Up Over
Wait, I think I got the title wrong... never mind. Anyway, mario is here to say hi to everyone reading this. Hope all of you are doing great. Decided to try my hand at blogging in 5G class blog despite not being in 5G. How is this possible you ask? One of the following may or may not have happened:
(a) I hacked into the blog with my tech know-how so that I can post,
(b) yh invited me.
Obviously it was the first one (cause it sounds much cooler). If yh says it was (b), he is soooo wrong definitely, maybe, ... fine yh invited me. Moving on, since this is my first post here, and being the cheapo and lazy fella that I am, I shall copy-paste a post from my own blog. Well, obviously some editing has been done to remove parts where I insult people, blablabla.
I decided to go with this post because first year of uni is pretty much over, with exeption of exams, similar to some of you guys I think; and maybe it's a good time to think about the 'almost' past year and I can't think of anything else... yup:
Haven't blogged in ages, mostly due to me not remembering (accidental or otherwise) the existence of this blog. I come now to blog in the hopes of inspiring myself and cultivating the minds of those who read this. In short, I've got a test and some assignments to study for and I'd rather do this than read another page of lecture notes (not like I read a single page to begin with, but that is once again besides the point).
For those of you recognising this as that oh-so-common disease (yes it spreads like wildfire) that is PROCRASTINATION (cue 'BAM BAM BAM' sound effects), you are quite right. I, like many others, suffer from this accursed disease, and to those self-righteous people who supposedly have no qualms about studying very early and labelling us procrastinators as lazy, I have three words for you.
I. Don't. Care.
Now that I think about it, this year has gone by pretty fast. The novelty of uni wore off pretty early with the knowledge that there is more independent studying compared to high school. Shocking, I know. Now, the second semester of uni is two weeks away from completion (excluding exams), thus culminating in me finishing my first year. A month from now, I will be back in kl, seeing people I haven't seen in months, enjoying my holidays and making up for 6 months of not eating the awesome food that is Malaysian cuisine. Then, before I know it, I will be on a plane back to Perth to begin the cycle all over again.
This got me thinking, a year can be pretty long or short depending on how we look at it. Although, the more important question that comes to mind is, what exactly did we accomplish this time around? I remembered the end of last year, when I made several resolutions that I hoped to accomplish this year.
First, I thought I would learn a foreign language. It started with a bang, with me reading all sorts of stuff, then slowly simmered off due to lack of knowledge and other reasons out of my control. It sucks that I couldn't learn a language, but I am slowly getting there. Others would probably need a year or two, I will probably take around 5 years at the pace I am going, but I'll get there. Patience is a virtue.
Second, I thought I would read more books. That started off pretty good, been continuing for awhile, then I realised textbooks were also books (who would have thought it). In my good conscience, I knew I could not break my principle of not reading textbooks, so I stopped for a while. Recently, I discovered The Encyclopedia of Swearing, and the reading begins once again.
Third, I thought I would actually play my guitar. Ever since I came to Perth, I have used it very sparingly, and thus somehow managed to unlearn pretty much everything I have learned before. Funny how it is so easy to unlearn something and yet so difficult to actually learn. This skill would however, be quite good for people who like punching their fists into walls, just saying. This year however, I've been practising and actually learning much more than I ever did, which is brilliant.
Fourth (and last, since I can't remember anymore), I thought I would go to the gym. This has been a pretty interesting one considering I never did a damn thing about it, until a few weeks ago when I actually started going. So, slow starter, but at least I started.
Why all the rambling you ask? Well, I had nothing to talk about and thought it would be interesting for us to think about things we have/currently trying to get/not yet accomplished, and just think about it. Besides, I had to go off on a tangent after the paragraph about uni got me all depressed. While writing it I realised, I've got 5 years of uni left to go through after this.
Oh yes, laugh it up people. Nothing better.
For the unedited (hopefully funnier) version: DO NOT CLICK HERE
Some final words, I'm coming back end of November so, WP I WANT PLAY FUTSAL LA.
Oh and, just for the fun of it, tj and yh who are overseas in the hip places, drugs are bad... mmmkay? xD Joking only... or am I???
Ok, I'm out.
(a) I hacked into the blog with my tech know-how so that I can post,
(b) yh invited me.
Obviously it was the first one (cause it sounds much cooler). If yh says it was (b), he is soooo wrong definitely, maybe, ... fine yh invited me. Moving on, since this is my first post here, and being the cheapo and lazy fella that I am, I shall copy-paste a post from my own blog. Well, obviously some editing has been done to remove parts where I insult people, blablabla.
I decided to go with this post because first year of uni is pretty much over, with exeption of exams, similar to some of you guys I think; and maybe it's a good time to think about the 'almost' past year and I can't think of anything else... yup:
Haven't blogged in ages, mostly due to me not remembering (accidental or otherwise) the existence of this blog. I come now to blog in the hopes of inspiring myself and cultivating the minds of those who read this. In short, I've got a test and some assignments to study for and I'd rather do this than read another page of lecture notes (not like I read a single page to begin with, but that is once again besides the point).
For those of you recognising this as that oh-so-common disease (yes it spreads like wildfire) that is PROCRASTINATION (cue 'BAM BAM BAM' sound effects), you are quite right. I, like many others, suffer from this accursed disease, and to those self-righteous people who supposedly have no qualms about studying very early and labelling us procrastinators as lazy, I have three words for you.
I. Don't. Care.
Now that I think about it, this year has gone by pretty fast. The novelty of uni wore off pretty early with the knowledge that there is more independent studying compared to high school. Shocking, I know. Now, the second semester of uni is two weeks away from completion (excluding exams), thus culminating in me finishing my first year. A month from now, I will be back in kl, seeing people I haven't seen in months, enjoying my holidays and making up for 6 months of not eating the awesome food that is Malaysian cuisine. Then, before I know it, I will be on a plane back to Perth to begin the cycle all over again.
This got me thinking, a year can be pretty long or short depending on how we look at it. Although, the more important question that comes to mind is, what exactly did we accomplish this time around? I remembered the end of last year, when I made several resolutions that I hoped to accomplish this year.
First, I thought I would learn a foreign language. It started with a bang, with me reading all sorts of stuff, then slowly simmered off due to lack of knowledge and other reasons out of my control. It sucks that I couldn't learn a language, but I am slowly getting there. Others would probably need a year or two, I will probably take around 5 years at the pace I am going, but I'll get there. Patience is a virtue.
Second, I thought I would read more books. That started off pretty good, been continuing for awhile, then I realised textbooks were also books (who would have thought it). In my good conscience, I knew I could not break my principle of not reading textbooks, so I stopped for a while. Recently, I discovered The Encyclopedia of Swearing, and the reading begins once again.
Third, I thought I would actually play my guitar. Ever since I came to Perth, I have used it very sparingly, and thus somehow managed to unlearn pretty much everything I have learned before. Funny how it is so easy to unlearn something and yet so difficult to actually learn. This skill would however, be quite good for people who like punching their fists into walls, just saying. This year however, I've been practising and actually learning much more than I ever did, which is brilliant.
Fourth (and last, since I can't remember anymore), I thought I would go to the gym. This has been a pretty interesting one considering I never did a damn thing about it, until a few weeks ago when I actually started going. So, slow starter, but at least I started.
Why all the rambling you ask? Well, I had nothing to talk about and thought it would be interesting for us to think about things we have/currently trying to get/not yet accomplished, and just think about it. Besides, I had to go off on a tangent after the paragraph about uni got me all depressed. While writing it I realised, I've got 5 years of uni left to go through after this.
Oh yes, laugh it up people. Nothing better.
For the unedited (hopefully funnier) version: DO NOT CLICK HERE
Some final words, I'm coming back end of November so, WP I WANT PLAY FUTSAL LA.
Oh and, just for the fun of it, tj and yh who are overseas in the hip places, drugs are bad... mmmkay? xD Joking only... or am I???
Ok, I'm out.
Monday, October 20, 2008
David Copperfield's Mind-Reading!
check out what i received in my e-mail inbox. david copperfield can read minds, ONLINE! try it out!
haha surprised? if you fell for that the first time, then cheers to the gullible noobs of 5G! xD and yes, i fell for it too. noob me T.T which is why i hope you guys fall for it as well xD
anyway just in case u haven't figure it out yet, the trick is that none of the cards in the first set are in the 2nd set, so you won't be able to find whatever card it is that you have chosen from the first set. i chose a J of Clubs by the way, which i suppose nobody gives a damn about anyway. LOL!
haha surprised? if you fell for that the first time, then cheers to the gullible noobs of 5G! xD and yes, i fell for it too. noob me T.T which is why i hope you guys fall for it as well xD
anyway just in case u haven't figure it out yet, the trick is that none of the cards in the first set are in the 2nd set, so you won't be able to find whatever card it is that you have chosen from the first set. i chose a J of Clubs by the way, which i suppose nobody gives a damn about anyway. LOL!
Friday, October 03, 2008
Warning: Live Without Warning
Yen Han, am I allowed to copy-paste a post from my own blog? I hope its ok, if not, I'll remove it. Btw London boy, how are you coping over there? lol.
Feast thy eyes on these halal pigs! Berkhalwat summore! Looks like xF's soft toy right?
Its the long-awaited holidays! I didn't exactly put it into full use, especially not for studies, but I'm sure I made good use of it to relax, unwind and to catch up on things I've wanted to do.
I'm finally going to start learning the electric guitar next week. I'm starting kinda late compared with the rest of the world aren't I? But better late than never. In due time I'll be able to play Metallica solos, Chet Atkins's country electric, etc haha. Can't wait. Dominic and Nizar had better start practicing harder, lest their multi-year progress be overtaken by mine. Muwahahahaha.
Just yesterday I got myself a mosquito net, my last resort to counter the pesky mosquito season. Now I'll finally be able to sleep in peace... or so I thought. Yesterday night, somehow a mosquito managed to sneak into the netting and vampired the living blood out of me. When I switched on the lights, there it was, settling itself on the net. I could see its huge needle-mouth still dripping with red blood, MY blood. I gave it a good slap but then it vanished. No traces of its dead body, nor is it findable anywhere in the enclosed netting.
Has anyone been to the Safari pet shop in Ikano? The first time I went there was two years back. I remember seeing an oversized turtle which looked exactly like a huge, solid rock. So gigantic, yet almost unnoticeable cos of its camouflage. It wasn't there anymore when I visited again yesterday, but there were still lots of other cool "animals" as well, such as snakes, vipers, chameleons the size of a guitar, and even flying furballs (I can't remember what were they called). No more spiders though.
As for graduation on Saturday, it was more fun than expected, but the fun only came AFTER the graduation was over, when we were taking pics. The food sucks. And to think we paid RM90 for it. So-called buffet, with a meager number of meat dishes I can count with less than five fingers. I'd rather spend the RM90 on 5 Nando's meal, or even 80 pieces of roti canai. Anything is better than "graduation food". Unfortunately I didn't bring my camera so graduation pics can be found, erm, elsewhere. But not on this blog.
Speaking of Nando's, the other day my family and I went to Jaya One (Palm Square) to try out some BBQ restaurant called Fireman. There weren't enough seats so we ended up in Nando's instead, and this is what I found in their male toilet (click to enlarge):
Do men's come in such odd shapes, too? That is for you to figure out yourselves, ladies.
Anyway, the place was really happening and there were quite alot of people there. The concept is sort of like Citrus Park, except not as crappy. Much much more impressive, in fact. Ooooh I so envy those who live in SS2, they're smack in the middle of all the happening places. And not to mention there were lots of chicks that night too!
And, if you haven't already done it yet, do sign the online petition to free RPK and all the other ISA detainees here. As of now, the total signatures number at a staggering 37546, and still counting up. Please do human rights a favour while you still have yours =)
Finally, best of luck to those sitting for the coming STPM. Remember, many of life's failures are people who did not realise how close they are to success before they gave up, and only by going too far can one possibly find out how far one can go.
Feast thy eyes on these halal pigs! Berkhalwat summore! Looks like xF's soft toy right?Its the long-awaited holidays! I didn't exactly put it into full use, especially not for studies, but I'm sure I made good use of it to relax, unwind and to catch up on things I've wanted to do.
I'm finally going to start learning the electric guitar next week. I'm starting kinda late compared with the rest of the world aren't I? But better late than never. In due time I'll be able to play Metallica solos, Chet Atkins's country electric, etc haha. Can't wait. Dominic and Nizar had better start practicing harder, lest their multi-year progress be overtaken by mine. Muwahahahaha.
Just yesterday I got myself a mosquito net, my last resort to counter the pesky mosquito season. Now I'll finally be able to sleep in peace... or so I thought. Yesterday night, somehow a mosquito managed to sneak into the netting and vampired the living blood out of me. When I switched on the lights, there it was, settling itself on the net. I could see its huge needle-mouth still dripping with red blood, MY blood. I gave it a good slap but then it vanished. No traces of its dead body, nor is it findable anywhere in the enclosed netting.
Has anyone been to the Safari pet shop in Ikano? The first time I went there was two years back. I remember seeing an oversized turtle which looked exactly like a huge, solid rock. So gigantic, yet almost unnoticeable cos of its camouflage. It wasn't there anymore when I visited again yesterday, but there were still lots of other cool "animals" as well, such as snakes, vipers, chameleons the size of a guitar, and even flying furballs (I can't remember what were they called). No more spiders though.
As for graduation on Saturday, it was more fun than expected, but the fun only came AFTER the graduation was over, when we were taking pics. The food sucks. And to think we paid RM90 for it. So-called buffet, with a meager number of meat dishes I can count with less than five fingers. I'd rather spend the RM90 on 5 Nando's meal, or even 80 pieces of roti canai. Anything is better than "graduation food". Unfortunately I didn't bring my camera so graduation pics can be found, erm, elsewhere. But not on this blog.
Speaking of Nando's, the other day my family and I went to Jaya One (Palm Square) to try out some BBQ restaurant called Fireman. There weren't enough seats so we ended up in Nando's instead, and this is what I found in their male toilet (click to enlarge):
Do men's come in such odd shapes, too? That is for you to figure out yourselves, ladies.Anyway, the place was really happening and there were quite alot of people there. The concept is sort of like Citrus Park, except not as crappy. Much much more impressive, in fact. Ooooh I so envy those who live in SS2, they're smack in the middle of all the happening places. And not to mention there were lots of chicks that night too!
And, if you haven't already done it yet, do sign the online petition to free RPK and all the other ISA detainees here. As of now, the total signatures number at a staggering 37546, and still counting up. Please do human rights a favour while you still have yours =)
Finally, best of luck to those sitting for the coming STPM. Remember, many of life's failures are people who did not realise how close they are to success before they gave up, and only by going too far can one possibly find out how far one can go.
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
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