Thursday, 30 April 2009

Public & Private Apology

Dear all,

I know it is neither Thanks Giving nor the first day of the New Year.
But, I am here today to sincerely apologise to everyone, yes, i mean EVERYONE that I know. For all & whatever reasons I previously had done, either right or wrong, truth or lie, hurt or cheered, happy or sad.

I AM SORRY

And you do not have to forgive me.
Because today, I realise...

My Parking Experience


This happened an hour ago.
I reached the library on my dad's car.
Parked the car.
While I was packing my stuffs to be brought into the library,
a car stopped a distance behind, waiting...

Man: Honk!
I thought the man wanted to park at the empty space behind my vehicle, so I went back & look at the space & wondered what is the problem.
Me: Ok what, there's plenty of space available. Come on in.
Man: Dei, it's not for parking lah.
Me: Oops sorry. =P

Then I drove off and look for another space.
After a while I saw the man parked at a space just opposite of the place I previously parked at.
I walked towards his vehicle.

Me: Excuse me, this space is not for parking either!
Man: ... walked off.

Tuesday, 21 April 2009

Declaration Of The Alternative

The waves of hectic & oversaturation-ness strikes back again. This time, it will last for a very-super-duper-hyper-ultra-extra long period of time.

Due to the lack of time to blog, I'll be using a microblogging tool called Twitter as my quickie blog (situated just on the upper right column of this page), just for the time being.

This is simply because Twitter has a 140 letters limit, just like text messaging, so I can save some time while I still be able to update some of my activities, thoughts, etc.

Most importantly, it's already a hype thing in the US and people around the world are starting to follow the trend.

Moreover, I daresay that the Twitter trend is on the rise because it comes second after Facebook & it might outdo Facebook in the near future. Even Google wanted to buy over the service.

Find out more about Twitter & get an account for yourself too. -> Click on the picture below.

Twit on, folks!

Friday, 17 April 2009

Festive Greetings

In conjuction with a few New Year celebrations of different cultures especially in the South and Southeast Asian countries, the Vaisakhi (Punjabi/Sikh), Puthandu (Tamil), Nepalise, Thai, Lao, Burmese & Cambodian New Years, not forgetting Easter Day celebrated by Christians last Sunday.

I'm going to show you a wonderful video clip performance (again?) from Britain's Got Talent (not again!) back in 2008.

Suleman Mirza & Madhu Singh, who formed a dance group called Signature thrilled the crowd with their Michael Jackson's infamous groin-covering-moonwalking plus a blend of Bhanggra style dance, which got them to the finals. http://signatureofficial.com/

Perfect for this festive season. Enjoy!

Michael Jackson's Billy Jean remixed by Punjabi MC
One of my favourite mixes.

Happy New Year!

Thursday, 16 April 2009

Never Judge People By Their Looks - Talent Contests

Remember William Hung? The She-Bangs dude from American Idol in 2004. Yea yea, that cute, not-so-good-looking, baby faced, goofy Chinese who got famous without having to get through the audition. All he did was just turning up for the audition, did his daisy doos & groovy moves, and wallah...he's famous.


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About a week ago, in a talent contest called Britain's Got Talent 2009, 60 year-old telephone engineer, Andy Demetriou turned up for the audition & managed to annoy as well as entertain the judges & crowd with his cool dance moves, but did not managed to pass the audition.



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Now, let me show you that not all Willy Hungs sing badly.

On the same day, Susan Boyle, currently the most talked about 47-year-old lady from a village in Scotland, shocked the judges and audience when she sang marvelously in her audition - like an angel.

Before that, many people were laughing in sarcasm on her appearance & age, but they could never imagine that the person standing in front of them could actually stunt everybody with her wonderful vocals. Thank God there's no age limit set for the contestants.

This is undoubtly a must-watch.



A video of the Scot's audition uploaded on Youtube has been watched over 16.5 million times in just 6 days, and an astounding 28 million views in total for all the videos of her on YouTube so far! The internet community around the world is talking about her. People were so impressed that they helped set up an official site of her: http://www.susan-boyle.com/ and also a couple of fan sites too. 

Even one of the judges, Simon Cowell - who is famous for his sarcastic remarks in the American Idol series was so impressed that he stood up and applauded.

With the potential and fame, it's never too late for her to start her career in singing.
I sincerely salute this auntie...

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Last year, cute 6 year-old Connie Talbot sang her way to finals with her Sound-Of-Music-like vocals. And she is now a famous kid.
http://www.connietalbot.com/


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In 2007, Paul Potts, a mobile phone salesman, was also another great jaw-dropper participant, had a similar situation sang an opera piece by the late Luciano Pavarotti during the contest, had won the competition.



He is now famous & his albums are selling like hot cakes across the world. He's going to publish his 2nd album very soon.
http://www.paulpottsofficial.com

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In American idol 2006, an audition contestant, Briana Davis. Not many people can accept her style but she can really sing! See for yourself. She passed her audition and had the chance to get to Hollywood.



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Lets look at the seems-confident-and-arrogant-but-worthy ones, shall we?

An all-men dance group who dare call themselves Flawless proved the audience right by throwing out a near synchronous dance act in front of the judges and trilled the whole crowd during the Britain's Got Talent audition this year.


Awesome performance, ha ha, well done!

So, do you still wanna judge people by their appearance?