Once

You only need to be nice to people once to know that you really don't have to be that nice to people.

Why did I even bother when nobody gives a shit.

Oh, like so deep right ?

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You know what people say, keep your friends close, keep your enemies closer? It never ceases to amaze me what people do when they are desperate. At the end of the day, don't we all confide in those that shares the same fate ?

w . t . f .

Erm.

Hectic, hectic, hectic in deed for me, since I got back from my great escape to Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, which in fact, from the beginning of the trip, it has been sort of like an endless race with time, you know, like the show Amazing Race, which of course I'll go into details only if I have time, and I've got gazillions of photos from the trip to go with that.

Anyhow, it's end of the year, and tons of blockbuster flicks are coming out, basically on weekly basis, and wow, since I got back, I've been watching 3 movies in the past 3 nights, Warlords, I am Legend and National Treasure: Book of Secrets respectively. Again, it's end of the year, I've got plenty of lists to sort out and I'm currently digging every single flick I've watch in 2007 from my memory, and right now, I have about 52 movies in my 2007 list, which is my all time high and I'm just refreshing my memories which one really did it for me in 2007.

Hiccup In Singapore

In Singapore right now, going to Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. Don't jeles.

The Great Escape

Cut with Everyone
The Great Escape

Coming near you 11 December 2007

Press CTRL + Z to Undo

Don't we all just love the undo command? Every time I did something wrong, I just simply press ctrl-z and waa laa, I just undid the parts I wish to delete. But there are times when I was just so immersed in finishing my work only to realize that I've made a mistake somewhere along the way and finding myself pressing the keyboard like a mad man to find out where did I make the mistake. And by the way, did you know the amount of times you can undo on one application is actually based on how much memory that program is used to store the working history? Some let you undo 50 times, some let you undo 5 times, some doesn't even undo. And when you chances of undoing ended before you managed to recover those many wrongs, wouldn't you just close the application and start from scratch again? Or perhaps just leave it because you can't be fucked anymore. For me, both, depending on the scenario of course.