I signed up for PPP!

No, it ain't about Pee Pee or poo!!! Its Pay Per Post!!!
(yeah sound like Paper Post)

Its a new site thanks to Sam Nass's blog who got me into this site...
Since I love to write, not much but enough, I thought it would be cool to try this as it pays!!!

So I would love you guys to try it out! It is pretty easy actually... (even my 12 year old brother could do it)

Just go to the website below and just sign up and start writing. If you have seen how Sam has his new credits, he spend it on a cool CD and as for me, I am so gonna activate my Itunes since I don't own a credit card and its a fun way to spend time online... Not just surfing on youtube unend or blog hopping but making use of my blog to bring much more than gossips and hunks...

At least now I have an excuse to be online blogging more... Mummy won't nag that much anymore!!!! Okay I hate to sound all corny but I can't wait to try this blog ads thingy out and start online shopping!!!! Its really a win win situation!!! For those of you out there dying to get that thing you have so desired online, what are you waiting for?

So it is really up to you to begin earning some honest bucks online...

Show Me the Meaning of Being Lonely!!!

Well, it is rather true that the grass always seemed greener the other side.

The bird in the cage wishes to be free outside while the lil birdie outside wished to sit in a cage...

Yes, I feel extremely lonely, I feel extremely unwanted...

What to do?

Nobody loves me, everyone hates me...

I don't wanna be single anymore!

Way To Go Malaysia!!!

No... Nothing about political victory or any breakthrough in terms of general discrimination but then again... its the 2nd ever torch relay run to be held in Malaysia...

Yes and I was part of this pretigous event...

I waited in the blistering sun for almost 2 hours on the 21st of April 2008 near college for the arrival of what seem to be a horde of chinese people (according to mum, they must be the people from the China Embassy since they were closed) in buses along with the torch bearer who was being tapped from a green DBKL van (which you usually see our dedicated cleaners being shipped all over town in)

All in all, it was a fun event... Loved being able to participate in it... Especially standing next to a cute Aussie (don't ask me why I didn't take his picture with my lecturers and friends standing close by)

Enjoy!

Yes, you see the flames??? thats the torch Relay guy but I can't get him cos everyone is so freakin mengacau only...

Bachelor: The unknown contestant #626

*eh Sam this is for you la...

BACHELOR NO : 626

NAME : @men

OCCUPATION : Law Student

AGE : 22

ZODIAC : Aquarius / Tiger

FAVE HANGOUT : KLCC or Pavilion (Shrines of the gay and the queer)

TALENT : Belting out a tune or two, talk for hours unend, blag blig blog, couch potatoing and snoozingg...

Three things you can’t live without?

Wow, hmmm, I think it would be people, music and Jesus...
* People includes family and friends... bloging friends included.
** Music includes my ipod and my computer...
***I know its not 3 things... So??? I have too many things I can't live without!

What is the sweetest thing a girl / guy has done for you?

My darling faghag, Auglia made this wonderful photo album that has pictures from when we first meet till my 22nd birthday... Was extremely touched...

The most daredevil thing I’ve ever done is...

Too many but one thing is me eating a tarantula, fried ones... in Cambodia... Cool right?

What’s one thing you’re glad you’ve outgrown?

Answered this before but I think it would be my school pants...

Your biggest mistake is...

Saying something stupid when I was young that caused a family fued... what??? I was only 9!

Which actor would play you in a movie about your life?

Hmmm... myself! I want to be an actor and who could play me better than myself... but if you insist, I suppose Steve Carell?

Why do women / men...

Why do men have to think about sex all the time? I am not complaining btw...

If you were a product, how would your advertising campaign read?

Got "Ed" yet??? Dial 1-800-336863 now!

I cry silently...

Well, I am writing my second post for the day is due the the fact that its a sad, sad day!!!



I got a call at around 3 from Lady A telling me that I just got through my audition to be on a show called My Aussie Adventure from TV3. Unfortunately, my exams are just before when I am suppose to travel...

Sadness...

Am lamenting at the moment... But do catch the show and maybe you can catch a glimpse of me! They did some pre-audition interview... And check who is the second class hero that made it to Tasmania... thats where I am suppose to go!

Sunday Morning... No rain is falling!

Well, well, what a wonderful Sunday morning to have it spent at home... Usually by now, I would be scribbling notes frantically in hopes of understanding what my lecturers are talking about!

As revision has ended, except for family law, there are less than 40 days encounting to my first paper (which is coincidentally Family Law). I am so not prepared for this...



Listing down my topics to zoom on...
My list are as follow...

Law of Tort
1. Negligence covering Duty of Care, Breach, Causation & Remoteness
2. Nuisance
3. Rylands v Fletcher
4. Defamation
5. Trespass To Person
6. Consumer Protection Act 1987
7. Psychiatric Illness
8. Occupier's Liability

Law of Trust
1. Formalities
2. Constitution
3. 3 Certainties
4. Constructive Trust
5. Resulting Trust
6. Secret Trust (This is the one where you keep your property on trust for your mistress)

Family Law
1. Nullity (Now includes the new Civil Partnership Act 2004 and Gender Recognition Act 2004)
2. Divorce
3. Financial Provision
4. Domestic Violence (S&M)
5. Child Law
6. Local Authorities

Land Law
1. Freehold covenants
2. Leasehold covenants
3. Adverse Possession
4. Co-Ownership
5. Proprietary Estoppel
6. Licences

Total of 26 Chapters in 40 days... Should I still procrastinate?

Arghhh... giler-ing already! So much to so yet so little time...

American Idol again

Today being one of those mad mad days...
I woke up at 6 to get ready to go out all the way to Shah Alam to witness my uncle's wedding... Yes, he is getting married... Or rather legally speaking, already got married... Was so romantic...
Then it was all about TV3 and the screen test... Was really crazy that I couldn't get through those gates... I didn't have any contact number of anyone or whatsoever... Hence, I have to call into TV3 to find someone and thankfully by divine intervention, I met Ida who was just so hospitable and got me in... She even told me that she is quiting the job and I do hope we cross path again someday...

Lepas screen test all, I went to 1U for makan with my new "uncle and auntie" before having a peep at my sick brother in the hospital... Dengue fever...

Well well, and what have I got to say every Wednesday? American Idol tonight had every contestant to deal with a Super Diva and made them deliver Diva-rific songs...
And guess what, everyone did a superb job...

My darling David Archuleta belted the best ever version of "When You Believe"


While Syesha impressed me with a very nice version of "Vanishing"


But David Cook's version of "Always Be My Baby" was mind boggling...

Shout to the Lord...

so much for pledging not to blog for the remaining days till exams but how can I stop when I saw American Idol finalists singing Shout to the Lord on National TV!!!
This song is one that I sang over and over in church and it brings a sense of pride and joy to have a christian song played on national TV...



And I was also shocked to have them sing Seasons of Love by Rent, one of the first songs I learned in Choir...
Memoirs, memoirs...

Sing a song...

Well, Music has been a big part of my life and I don't really mean like how many would relate it to instruments and how much of one is trying to be a performer someday. I just simply love good music and it translate to my very eclectic taste. No, I ain't trying to say that music today i no where near bearable listening material however, what we have today as much as i tried to appreciate it is basically... noise!

So I was having tandoori chicken and Naan (a favourite and we only get to eat it when we have guest from overseas) so this distant aunt of mine was here this weekend. She used to find me and my siblings "way too immature to even stand in her presence or even to strike up conversations". Prior to this, my sister and I were basically fighting over my Ipod in the car ( our very own way of showing affection for one another) both of us trying to out do one another with our musical taste... Hence, our conversations at the table was music. Boy, was she shocked at our taste in music. Sis loves classical, acoustic music with a blend of Japanese music and English oldies as well as some more mellow, melancholic music while I am into Motown, Beatles and vocal driven songs not to mention Diva-Galore-rific songs from Whitney. We end up having Celine Dion and Il Divo playing on her PDA while we had naan. What ambiance!

I used to have friends and all teasing me about my musical taste... "So old one?" "Har, what song is that? Who is that?" But I could never be bothered... I always think that people who can enjoy such music are not the unclassy few... hahaha...

But thinking back, it was a fun night... I had my parents and the three of us singing oldies which i totally loathe such as Neil Sedaka's Runaway Train and that unending song about the Itsy Bitsy Tiny Polka Dot Bikini...

Here are a few tracks to spice up the blog...
And yes, they are my absolute favourite...

This is my current fave sing-a-long song... David Archuleta's Version of "Smoky Mountain Memories"


Love Song by Sara Bareilles is so addictive...


4 minutes is my "Walking Song"


Stevie Wonder is one of my many idols... here is the only one I performed at my... erm "audition"