Okay, I admit it; I have a suspect sense of humour. If you've read any of my previous posts, you'll know this already.
Following pictures may affect the pahala of your puasa. You have been warned.
(Under cut for incredible tak senonoh-ness and NSFW quality)
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Friday, August 19, 2011
Personal philosophy
We all have it, whether we realise / acknowledge / want it or not. The two postcard graphics below defined something essentially "ME"; I swiped it from Sue Anna Joe's blog.
Tell me, what is your personal philosophy?
Tell me, what is your personal philosophy?
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Monday, August 15, 2011
Walking down memory lane ...
Facebook interaction sparks the weirdest things. A friend shared a hari raya song that made me crave to be home and baking cookies and the ensuing conversation unearthed the following video. Ah, recollecting songs of one's youth ... this was before Elton John went Disney-fied and my liking turned to loathing.
It is amazing to note that once upon a time, models in video clips actually look like real people.
It is amazing to note that once upon a time, models in video clips actually look like real people.
Friday, August 12, 2011
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
How David ate Goliath
In nature, size sometimes do not matter. It's all about your strategy (bite location, poison etc). In the case of ground beetles, it takes bite location, sheer cussedness to hang on to a wildly bucking prey and poison to fell the stronger and bigger toad.
Don't click on video if you do not want to see nature red in tooth and claw. As in live consumption of prey by said beetle. You have been warned.
Ah, Toad. R.I.P.
Courtesy of New Scientist.
Don't click on video if you do not want to see nature red in tooth and claw. As in live consumption of prey by said beetle. You have been warned.
Ah, Toad. R.I.P.
Courtesy of New Scientist.
Riding like a boss
I want to ride my bicycle
I want to ride my bike
I want to ride my bicycle
I want to ride it where I like ...
- Bicycle Race (Queen)-
Riding the bike is a green transportation strategy. Many cities, particularly in Europe, embraces biking in the cities as a means to reduce pollution and traffic congestion.The Netherlands is popular for both canals and bicycles (with no doubt a number of the latter ending up in the former, thanks to great beers that the Netherlands are also famed for). To encourage more people to opt to cycle, these cities set aside a bicycle lane for cyclists' safety.
But of course, where there are space near the curb (or affectionately known in Malaysia as shoulder of the road), so shall appear assholes who want to park there. In developing countries, drivers don't even bother with space; double and triple parking is pretty normal. How to overcome this? The mayor of Vilnius, Lithuania decided that a drastic approach is needed.
What I am interested to know is, can we do this here too? The crushing of inconsiderate motorists' vehicles, I mean.
Monday, August 8, 2011
Oh dear God ...
... let this film come to our shores on the date displayed ...
Yes, I have a thing for Mr Hardy. He is gorgeous, articulate, naughty and has a voice and lips to die for. I am shallow *shut up*.
But you put Mr. Hardy with Mr Benedict Cumberbatch and Gary Oldman and Cieran Hinds and Mark Strong and oh my Lord ... *topples from palpitation*
Yes, I have a thing for Mr Hardy. He is gorgeous, articulate, naughty and has a voice and lips to die for. I am shallow *shut up*.
But you put Mr. Hardy with Mr Benedict Cumberbatch and Gary Oldman and Cieran Hinds and Mark Strong and oh my Lord ... *topples from palpitation*
Sin no more?
Easier said than done. Especially with the discovery of this site.
*facepalm*
How goeth your Ramadan?
*sigh*
*facepalm*
How goeth your Ramadan?
*sigh*
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