Sunday, January 2, 2011
Thanks for mind fuck, I spare some time here. Happy New Year all.
Saturday, December 4, 2010
At times, I'm a bit lonely due to my shyness
- All assignments including final year project.
- Getting my checklists done for a vacation.
- Visit dentist.
- More reading.
- PS 3.
- Exercise.
- Tuitions for replacements.
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Random 10
Monday, July 12, 2010
Time to spare for myself
Saturday, June 12, 2010
@ Yesterday *Today #Tomorrow
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Today my mind said...
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Of course you can't tell that I'm ecstatic coz you don't know.
- Clockwatching- Jason Mraz (sounds like my fun moments)
- Bella Luna- J. Mraz (the moon is beautiful)
- No Stopping Us- J. Mraz (I have more than what you think)
- Absolutely Zero- J. Mraz (I want more zeros in my bank account)
- Lonely In Gorgeous- Paradise Kiss OST (Being lonely can be gorgeous at times.. fuck)
- Everything you Want- Vertical Horizon (It could be 'you' that's in front of my eyes)
- Automatic- Tokio Hotel (emotional rhythm)
- Jenny- Click Five (I just replaced it with Danielle)
- The Light Before We Land- Gunslinger Girl OST (Wave goodbye to Buddha before I land here)
- Waltz- Suneohair (One day.. just one day)
- Fluorescent Adolescent- Artic Monkeys (those days had over)
- Details in the Fabric- J. Mraz and James Morrison (Know your name and find the way)
- Do you wanna- Franz Ferdinand (Not sure if I know what I want)
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Of earphones and annoy
Monday, March 22, 2010
there's too much for me to hate
Sunday, February 21, 2010
- Sibeh sien, there are things awaiting me to finish and I finally saw the implementation of 'No free lunch'.
- Nabeh, dilemma comes back, adoi, why la dad has to do all these analysis when I tried less hassle thoughts. Should I stay or travel further?
- One has to depend on oneself to solve problems instead of being ostrich. Yea lor, all my fucking tedious procedures that I have to undergo. It's silly of me to dream of having people to clean up all my procedures and clear the bloody rocky road for me. In the end, I've to fall back to reality, do I have to blame the world for being cruel or blame myself for being lazy?
- Siao liao lor, ate, drank, played and gambled too much. I've got nothing best to do other than watching New Moon for the freaking-god-knows-how-many-times. In need for exercise. Aargh...
- This is so irritating, there are so many laotikos in FB.
Monday, November 9, 2009
Shit stuff to do
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Pets that are way too impossible
Monday, October 5, 2009
Expect the Unexpected from Men Style
A white French-cuff shirt makes the gentleman. But be sure to keep the cuff links simple—the boldness of the cuffs makes enough of a statement.
2. Steve McQueen
The simpler the better. You don’t need bold patterns or loud colors to make a style statement. A perfect-fitting T-shirt and a great pair of black wraparound shades will do just fine.
3. David Bailey
The white tank-top T-shirt will never lose its cool. Every man goes through his phase of wearing one.
That's the top 3. Now, let's see whose in the list of 50???
David Bowie
The skinnier the tie, the louder the (style) performance. And isn’t it funny how what looked sharp forty years ago still looks sharp today?
Elvis Presley
A knit tie will never go out of style. The Beatles wore them when they got off the plane at JFK (black ones, with square-cut bottoms), and you can still buy any number of versions today.
George Clooney
Go gray. Just be sure to keep your hair on the trim side and dress like a gentleman—not a frat boy. You’re no longer in college.
Muhammad Ali
Wear a slim dark suit, white shirt, and dark tie, and you’ll look like a champ. That’s really all you need to know. It’s that simple.
Björn Borg
Long hair works best when it’s loose and easy. You don’t want a coif or a do—you are not a member of Poison or Warrant.
Yves Saint Lauren
Find a signature item and stick with it. Saint-Laurent wore a version of these bold glasses throughout his career.
A tweak here and there can elevate even the simplest outfits.Notice the rolled-up sleeves, the neckpiece, the beat-up boots instead of sneakers. Small moves like these separate you from the pack.
Kurt Cobain
Beat-up jeans are America’s gift to the world of style. Not that we’re saying wear torn-and-frayed denim to the office, but it’s hard to go wrong wearing it when you’re off the clock.
Kennedy Brothers
Tweed jackets carry that Kennedy pedigree, but they look great on everyone. Just pick your
favorite one and wear it your way—with khakis, with jeans, with a polo shirt, with a V-neck
sweater…
Sean Connery
The little things make the man. Notice the cufflinks and the pocket square. But also notice that
they’re subdued—white handkerchief, understated links. And the suit, shirt, and tie are also
subtle. Look chic, not like a mobster.
Woody Allen
Don’t try to be someone you’re not. Allen has spent a lifetime embracing his oddness, and
women have spent a lifetime embracing him.
Al Pacino
A black leather jacket is versatile. Try one with suit pants, or even a white dress shirt and a
dark slim tie.
Marlon Brando
Suit your shape. If you have strong, broad shoulders, you don’t need a heavily padded suit to
accentuate them.
Andre 3000
Find your inner dandy and let him loose. Getting dressed should be fun, not stressful.
A Leather biker jacket should be snug and trim. Buy one a size smaller than you normally
would and you’ll look like a rock star. Trust us.
Michael Jordan
A bald head is always better than a balding head. Jordan taught us this, and everyone from
Bruce Willis to Mark Messier has proved it so.
Jack Nicholson
A denim shirt is brilliantly, unimpeachably American. And just like a pair of jeans, it gets better
the more you wear it
Rolling Stones (Mick and Keith)
It’s called attitude. Nothing finishes off an outfit better than a sharp dose of confidence. How else
do grown men get away with wearing silk scarves and ruffled shirts?
Alain Delon
Dress for the occasion. When you’re vacationing in the south of Italy in the middle of summer,
it’s okay to undo an extra button.
Pete Doherty
Just because you’re wearing a suit doesn’t mean you can’t wear boots. But we’re not talking
businessman suits—we’re talking slim-cut, rock-guy getups.
Click the link if you're curious. Good pictures by the way.