Hell yeah! Your Chinese New Year new song rocks my shit. It's the real Malaysian CNY song, for the win! I actually like the ending a lot, awesome drama, that fat dude really knows how to act.
Monday, 27 December 2010
Namewee, I'm waiting for your next CNY song!
Hell yeah! Your Chinese New Year new song rocks my shit. It's the real Malaysian CNY song, for the win! I actually like the ending a lot, awesome drama, that fat dude really knows how to act.
Sunday, 26 December 2010
Edison Chen is Back
Edison Chen is officially back to the showbiz and his new album "CONFUSION" is releasing in December 30. Yesterday the singer attended to an opening ceremony event as guest and promoted his new album. He rapped 2 songs but the audience was not too ethusiastic; only Edison's good friends cheered for him.
There are 15 songs in the singer's new album and they are about his experiences from the past 2 years. The only Cantonese song "Reboot" talks about starting over again and "Salute" is inspired by the aftermath of his explicit photos scandal. He said he wants to salute to people who support and did not support him over these 2 years because they gave him strength to do well.
Edison admits he is nervous about his official comeback: "I'm afraid I can't rap anymore. I'm not that worried facing several thousands people in Shanghai. But it's Hong Kong here, but after today I have nothing to worry about."
Tuesday, 21 December 2010
Saturday, 18 December 2010
We are youths, we are teenagers, we do have love problems
♥♥ Ask me why I keep on loving you when it's clear that you don't feel the same way for me... the problem is that as much as I can't force you to love me, I can't force myself to stop loving you. I'm fighting back emotions that I've never fought before, cause I'm not supposed to love you anymore. Someday later, I will find a miracle in my love life, and the last happiness will come, that is to love and be loved.♥♥
This is by far the best compilation of love quotes I've found in Google. I posted it in Lowyat and surprisingly, some dude was so kind to help me. Here is the reply.
This is just puppy love......forget it.
Time is the best medicine but don't depend on it. If you are sensible and more knowledgeable, you will heal faster
You are so young. Liking someone and being together is a different experience.
She may prefer someone or don't like you, so what ?
Not everyone is suitable for everyone. If it does, this world will be full of adultery cases.
This is the best time to "examine" yourself and check what's in you that is not appealing to her.
Your appearance ? Behaviour ? Character ? just examples.
Then you improve on it.
In future, when you have improved and become more mature and think back, you will feel thankful to her for rejecting you; or else you may not improve yourself.
Moreover you are still young and not a time for serious relationship now. You are going to be a man, so your studies and career is more important.
Forget about having been loyal to her. You mean you have never fantasize on other girls and only think of her everytime you wank ?
Cheer up and look forward to a better prospect.
Take this as a good experience.
Any more problem, just post and pm to my attention. I don't check every thread.
In not more than 3 messages from me, you will be healed, I guarantee you
This is by far the best compilation of love quotes I've found in Google. I posted it in Lowyat and surprisingly, some dude was so kind to help me. Here is the reply.
This is just puppy love......forget it.
Time is the best medicine but don't depend on it. If you are sensible and more knowledgeable, you will heal faster
You are so young. Liking someone and being together is a different experience.
She may prefer someone or don't like you, so what ?
Not everyone is suitable for everyone. If it does, this world will be full of adultery cases.
This is the best time to "examine" yourself and check what's in you that is not appealing to her.
Your appearance ? Behaviour ? Character ? just examples.
Then you improve on it.
In future, when you have improved and become more mature and think back, you will feel thankful to her for rejecting you; or else you may not improve yourself.
Moreover you are still young and not a time for serious relationship now. You are going to be a man, so your studies and career is more important.
Forget about having been loyal to her. You mean you have never fantasize on other girls and only think of her everytime you wank ?
Cheer up and look forward to a better prospect.
Take this as a good experience.
Any more problem, just post and pm to my attention. I don't check every thread.
In not more than 3 messages from me, you will be healed, I guarantee you
Heartbreak in Facebook world - The Star Online
You don't have to be helpless and lonely, Jesus is there to love you and will help you in your needs. Because "For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. - John 3:16". Go to your nearby community church and accept Jesus as your Saviour of your soul, for that is what you bring back when your body dies. “If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.” (1 John 1:9).
What's the price to be forgiven? It's FREE! because it's been given by the Grace of God who is full of mercy that the world could not comprehend his mercy, his love that is matchless in this world.
God bless you, may this Christmas reminds the birth of Christ that he came to save this lost world and reconcile with the sinner for God died for the sinner so that they can live with him in Heaven forever and ever. Amen
“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away, behold, all things have become new.” (2 Corinthians 5:17)
“In Him we have redemption through His blood, the forgiveness of sins, according to the riches of His grace.” (Ephesians 1:7)
A 45-minute suicide countdown on Facebook continues to touch members’ hearts.
“Goodbye, my friend, goodbye My love, you are in my heart.”
RUSSIAN poet Sergei Esenin wrote this suicide note in his own blood and passed it to his friend the day before he hanged himself.
That was in 1925; imagine what he would have done if he had killed himself today.
When Alviss Kong, 22, decided to take his life after his girlfriend of four months left him last week, he posted a farewell status on his Facebook page together with a teary photo of himself.
The status at 11.15pm read “Count Down For 45 Mins…What should I do in this 45 mins?”
In the ensuing minutes, up to 204 Facebook members “liked” his suicidal status post on his Facebook wall, but no one stopped him or alerted his family on his suicidal intentions.
Only his sister Chelvin Kong, 28, reportedly tried to talk him out of the suicide, but Alviss assured her that he was joking.
A few hours later, his body was found sprawled on a car, fallen from the 14th floor of his apartment building in Cheras, Kuala Lumpur.
This tragic tale has been getting a lot of media coverage especially in the Chinese press, begging the question – what do you do when someone tells you that he or she wants to commit suicide?
Student Ariel Yong*, 17, believes that many thought that Alviss’ message was a prank and simply played along.
“Sometimes when my friend and I wait for the LRT train, we make stupid jokes about throwing ourselves in front of the train. But we know it’s just a joke. I suppose on Facebook, it is difficult to know what somebody really means unless you are also friends outside.”
She feels this shows the significance of “friend” or “community” on Facebook: “Most are not real friends. My real friends would really know if I am joking or serious or if I am depressed or happy.”
International survey firm TNS last month reported that Malaysians had the most “friends” on Facebook and spent nine hours a day on average surfing the site of more than 500 million members.
Real friends or not, Kim Chua*, 19, hopes Alviss got some comfort from those who responded to his wall posting.
“They may not be his real friends or close friends, but no one wants to die alone,” she says.
The psychology student says studies show that an estimated 12–20% of suicides are accompanied by a note and people write it to ease their pain, not as a cry for help.
Paul Jambunathan, consultant clinical psychologist at Monash University Malaysia and Sunway Medical Centre describes those who “liked” Alviss’ Facebook status as “emotional voyeurs”.
“People love to hear about what is happening to others and how they are suffering,” he says, linking it to the trends in today’s popular culture.
“This culture includes suicide as an option to past history within the family or significant others, movies, lyrics and media sensationalism. They all have an effect that makes suicide an option when really it should never be,” he says.
But ultimately, no one can be blamed for Alviss’ death except himself. It was irresponsible of Alviss to put up the posting on Facebook, says Jambunathan.
“He expected society to be responsible for him. He killed himself because he was depressed, and became helpless and hopeless. It is unfair to pin this on the girl when the only person responsible is himself, his choices in life and the kind of friends he kept.”
Jambunathan believes that Alviss might not have jumped if there was any inkling of help or hope.
Consultant psychologist Valerie Jacques agrees that Alviss was deeply depressed and put his hopes in the relationship to make him happier.
“Nothing external will make a person happier when they are depressed from deep inside,” she says.
What is clear – and somewhat comforting – is the notion that love and the way people deal with its ups and downs have not changed over time.
Jambunathan concurs, saying that les affaires du coeur (affairs of the heart) have been known to drive men to “madness.”
He explains that very deep-level emotions are involved from even the early stages of love such as infatuation right to the latter stages of mantaining a functional relationship.
“How angry are you when you are hitting on a girl you have just met, and someone else is doing the same? (Love) evokes and stimulates the very basic and deep-rooted issues in people.
“These emotions lead to aggressive behaviour that can lead people to harming others or themselves,” he says.
This is probably why people act uncharacteristically when love is the core issue at stake. As they say, “love makes the world go round” or on the opposite end “love hurts.”
Jambunathan points out that while suicide seems to be an extreme option, others regularly indulge in self-destructive behaviour because of failures in their relationships. The “broken-hearted” might turn to alcohol to try and forget their relationship or sleep around to make themselves feel better, he adds.
Julia*, 30, remembers when she drove to see her then boyfriend after they had a fight over the phone. She was at a party and had been drinking a lot.
In any other circumstance, she wouldn’t have driven but at that moment she really had to see her boyfriend.
“I had many near misses on the road. I almost drove off a bridge but in the end I arrived at my destination. It was a very stupid thing to do,” she recalls.
She says that while career and financial issues are important, they are not as important as her romantic relationships.
Nazmi Johan*, 35, says that even tough-looking males can be “over-sensitive” when their relationships fail.
“It’s quite funny to see a grown man cry because of a girl but it happens,” he says.
“Love is the biggest seller. In almost every movie, there is always some sort of love element. People always believe that there is someone out there made for them and they will live happily ever after,” he muses.
Gregory Tan* who has been “dumped” a couple of times admits that he felt lost and turned to alcohol when his heart was broken.
“When that “one” person rejects you, it’s as if the whole world is rejecting you,” says Tan.
These days, he tries to be more philosophical about things. “I try to take an ‘everything happens for a reason’ attitude. When I fail at a relationship, I would say to myself that I would find someone more compatible,” he says.
Jacques believes love, not relationships, is a big reason why people consider suicide. In Alviss’s case, she believes that the root problem was that he did not feel loved.
“Even though his family love him dearly, he had a deep belief that no one loved him and so he was not lovable. So, any external sign of rejection or break up can trigger bad feelings,” she says.
*Not their real names
What's the price to be forgiven? It's FREE! because it's been given by the Grace of God who is full of mercy that the world could not comprehend his mercy, his love that is matchless in this world.
God bless you, may this Christmas reminds the birth of Christ that he came to save this lost world and reconcile with the sinner for God died for the sinner so that they can live with him in Heaven forever and ever. Amen
“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away, behold, all things have become new.” (2 Corinthians 5:17)
“In Him we have redemption through His blood, the forgiveness of sins, according to the riches of His grace.” (Ephesians 1:7)
A 45-minute suicide countdown on Facebook continues to touch members’ hearts.
“Goodbye, my friend, goodbye My love, you are in my heart.”
RUSSIAN poet Sergei Esenin wrote this suicide note in his own blood and passed it to his friend the day before he hanged himself.
That was in 1925; imagine what he would have done if he had killed himself today.
When Alviss Kong, 22, decided to take his life after his girlfriend of four months left him last week, he posted a farewell status on his Facebook page together with a teary photo of himself.
The status at 11.15pm read “Count Down For 45 Mins…What should I do in this 45 mins?”
In the ensuing minutes, up to 204 Facebook members “liked” his suicidal status post on his Facebook wall, but no one stopped him or alerted his family on his suicidal intentions.
Only his sister Chelvin Kong, 28, reportedly tried to talk him out of the suicide, but Alviss assured her that he was joking.
A few hours later, his body was found sprawled on a car, fallen from the 14th floor of his apartment building in Cheras, Kuala Lumpur.
This tragic tale has been getting a lot of media coverage especially in the Chinese press, begging the question – what do you do when someone tells you that he or she wants to commit suicide?
Student Ariel Yong*, 17, believes that many thought that Alviss’ message was a prank and simply played along.
“Sometimes when my friend and I wait for the LRT train, we make stupid jokes about throwing ourselves in front of the train. But we know it’s just a joke. I suppose on Facebook, it is difficult to know what somebody really means unless you are also friends outside.”
She feels this shows the significance of “friend” or “community” on Facebook: “Most are not real friends. My real friends would really know if I am joking or serious or if I am depressed or happy.”
International survey firm TNS last month reported that Malaysians had the most “friends” on Facebook and spent nine hours a day on average surfing the site of more than 500 million members.
Real friends or not, Kim Chua*, 19, hopes Alviss got some comfort from those who responded to his wall posting.
“They may not be his real friends or close friends, but no one wants to die alone,” she says.
The psychology student says studies show that an estimated 12–20% of suicides are accompanied by a note and people write it to ease their pain, not as a cry for help.
Paul Jambunathan, consultant clinical psychologist at Monash University Malaysia and Sunway Medical Centre describes those who “liked” Alviss’ Facebook status as “emotional voyeurs”.
“People love to hear about what is happening to others and how they are suffering,” he says, linking it to the trends in today’s popular culture.
“This culture includes suicide as an option to past history within the family or significant others, movies, lyrics and media sensationalism. They all have an effect that makes suicide an option when really it should never be,” he says.
But ultimately, no one can be blamed for Alviss’ death except himself. It was irresponsible of Alviss to put up the posting on Facebook, says Jambunathan.
“He expected society to be responsible for him. He killed himself because he was depressed, and became helpless and hopeless. It is unfair to pin this on the girl when the only person responsible is himself, his choices in life and the kind of friends he kept.”
Jambunathan believes that Alviss might not have jumped if there was any inkling of help or hope.
Consultant psychologist Valerie Jacques agrees that Alviss was deeply depressed and put his hopes in the relationship to make him happier.
“Nothing external will make a person happier when they are depressed from deep inside,” she says.
What is clear – and somewhat comforting – is the notion that love and the way people deal with its ups and downs have not changed over time.
Jambunathan concurs, saying that les affaires du coeur (affairs of the heart) have been known to drive men to “madness.”
He explains that very deep-level emotions are involved from even the early stages of love such as infatuation right to the latter stages of mantaining a functional relationship.
“How angry are you when you are hitting on a girl you have just met, and someone else is doing the same? (Love) evokes and stimulates the very basic and deep-rooted issues in people.
“These emotions lead to aggressive behaviour that can lead people to harming others or themselves,” he says.
This is probably why people act uncharacteristically when love is the core issue at stake. As they say, “love makes the world go round” or on the opposite end “love hurts.”
Jambunathan points out that while suicide seems to be an extreme option, others regularly indulge in self-destructive behaviour because of failures in their relationships. The “broken-hearted” might turn to alcohol to try and forget their relationship or sleep around to make themselves feel better, he adds.
Julia*, 30, remembers when she drove to see her then boyfriend after they had a fight over the phone. She was at a party and had been drinking a lot.
In any other circumstance, she wouldn’t have driven but at that moment she really had to see her boyfriend.
“I had many near misses on the road. I almost drove off a bridge but in the end I arrived at my destination. It was a very stupid thing to do,” she recalls.
She says that while career and financial issues are important, they are not as important as her romantic relationships.
Nazmi Johan*, 35, says that even tough-looking males can be “over-sensitive” when their relationships fail.
“It’s quite funny to see a grown man cry because of a girl but it happens,” he says.
“Love is the biggest seller. In almost every movie, there is always some sort of love element. People always believe that there is someone out there made for them and they will live happily ever after,” he muses.
Gregory Tan* who has been “dumped” a couple of times admits that he felt lost and turned to alcohol when his heart was broken.
“When that “one” person rejects you, it’s as if the whole world is rejecting you,” says Tan.
These days, he tries to be more philosophical about things. “I try to take an ‘everything happens for a reason’ attitude. When I fail at a relationship, I would say to myself that I would find someone more compatible,” he says.
Jacques believes love, not relationships, is a big reason why people consider suicide. In Alviss’s case, she believes that the root problem was that he did not feel loved.
“Even though his family love him dearly, he had a deep belief that no one loved him and so he was not lovable. So, any external sign of rejection or break up can trigger bad feelings,” she says.
*Not their real names
Wednesday, 15 December 2010
Today is officially the last day of SPM
Last day of SPM, but I'm not free yet because the Law test is still waiting for me. Going to register for it later. Taking it on Monday. Have to read two more books again. 500 questions somemore. Anyway, I've decided to choose Ice and Lightning wizard. Gameplay looks pretty cool in Youtube. I'm a magician Level 30 currently playing in Hercules world in Malaysia server. A good server to train as it's a fucking new world and you can barely hear "CC" or "KNN. Stop KS". So, that's it.
Tuesday, 14 December 2010
11 year old girl gets raped 100 times! FFFUUUUU
THE incident of a young girl who was raped over 100 times in three months was only exposed a few days ago when her mother wrote about it in her weibo (micro-blogging site) last month.
Tang Juan from Yongzhou in China appealed to the public for medicinal prescriptions to help her daughter, 11, who had contracted a sexually-transmitted disease.
PEDOBEAR, PLEASE START READING FROM HERE. ~~
The girl also suffers from minor mental problems after the rapes, reported The Daily Chilli.
On Oct 1, 2006, her daughter followed Zhou Junhui, 23, to dinner - a man whom she had just befriended at an ice-skating arena.
Zhou took her to a video shop after dinner and raped her several times.
He threatened to tell her teachers and classmates, and even kill her entire family, if she told anyone of the rapes.
Two days later, Zhou forced her to follow him to "work".
The girl then left a note for her parents: "Mama, I can't study anymore, they wnt me to work, I must go. Mama, I will be back, I must come back..."
Tang lodged a police report and went in search for her daughter.
She said she had sex for over 100 times since she left home and at one time, she was even gang-raped by four men for five hours.
The young girl was given 30 yuan (S$5.92) for every customer she served, while the boss at the leisure club took 70 yuan.
Zhou took all the money she earned.
Police have charged seven people in connection with the case.
Source
Monday, 13 December 2010
100000th Viewers!
Hey dudes. I'm back. It has been a long time since I last posted on Blogger. And I just realized that my blog has achieved 100,000 viewers after 3 years. I started in Form 2, and those are just hard work. I don't really mind though. SPM is over and I'm bored. Bored like watching someone's shit flying on the TV. You know how bored it is, it is so boring that I couldn't describe it.
League of Legends is a fun game. Having lots of good time slaying idiot bots with fellow summoners. Get the beta keys from Garena LOL forum now. Hehe.
League of Legends is a fun game. Having lots of good time slaying idiot bots with fellow summoners. Get the beta keys from Garena LOL forum now. Hehe.
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