looks~~~~~~~~~~~~~ gd~ but ho
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Transformer 2 Full Trailer
looks~~~~~~~~~~~~~ gd~ but ho
Funny Street Fighter Comic
So you're ken = Shoryuken (self explained)
anyway all along ryu's being protrayed as a simple guy so it's pretty much expected from him lolz...
thanks to GoS for posting in gamescore forums :)
Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance Dated
You Can (Not) Advance is a continuation of the previous movie You Are (Not) Alone which was shown in cinemas in 2007
Evangelion: 2.0 is a remake of the previous anime series, adding in 3d effects, models and a slight change the storyline,for You Can (Not) Advance, there will be a additional female character nv seen b4 in the original anime series (the girl with the purple hair).
Fans are sure not gonna miss it!!
i know vincent is sure not gonna miss it since he's the one tt sent me the link n he's gonna drag my sorry ass to the cinema to watch with him lolz.. not tt i mind since i watched the original series n The End of Evangelion (which was totally awesome) and the 1st movie remake...
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thanks to vincent for the link~!
remember to jio me when u go watch hor~
Friday, February 20, 2009
SCEA Announces Planned 2009 Line-up
Best Rube Goldberg Ever
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very very interesting.... but.... tt's wat happens when u get too much time on ur hands rite?
Street Fighter The Legend of Chun Li
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Yupz, tt european hot chick is playing chun li...
Lunch @ Aljunied Ave2 Food Market
Today went to Aljunied ave2 to makan it's wanton noodles!
Fare reduced, min. of 2cents per trip saved
"Auntie, i give u 2cents more, can i eat better?"
KillZone2 Ad
Thursday, February 19, 2009
A World Without Fanboys
Public Transport Council expected to decide on new fares soon
However, transport analysts are not expecting dramatic drops and they said fare reductions will probably be in favour of concession groups.
Transport operators SBS Transit and SMRT responded to the Budget announcement last month by saying they would pass on savings from government rebates to commuters.
"If they cut it by 20 cents or 30 cents a day, I think I can save around S$100 a month," one commuter said.
"At the moment, normal fare from one end to the other is about S$2. So 30 per cent is around 60 cents, so that will be good," another added.
"I basically think they should reduce public transport fee by another 20 per cent — back to ’04—’05 levels, before inflation kicks in."
Terence Fan, assistant professor, Management, Singapore Management University (SMU), said: "As the economy is in early stages of slowdown, it’s likely that prices may fall even more later on. So it’s also possible that in the middle of the year or even next year, we’ll see a further reduction."
Transport economists said cuts serve two purposes. One, they help those currently taking public transport, and two, if well—crafted, they could stimulate demand for more trips which could help to stimulate economic activity.
"For example, retirees who would normally be home would now say, ’Hey, hang on a second. I could perhaps use this opportunity to go to that restaurant or kopi tiam to have lunch’, so that might stimulate economic activity," said Professor Fan.
A formal announcement on the new fares is expected soon.
— CNA/so
Finally our "World Class" transportation decides to reduce the fares instead of increasing them
My Socom Pics
Yeah, bought it at Black Tech, spray painted the top with gun metal, bottom with flat black, one coat each (yeah i'm lazy) :p
What is this?
Lunch @ Tim's Restaurant and Cafe
Sirloin Steak n Sausage combo! Passed both Jovi n Caren's test lolz
Boom dee ah da~!~!~!~!~!
Those who watch Discovery channel should find this very familiar~!
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Inside a A380
Lunch @ Old Airport Road
Panda Man by Jay Chou
What the hell is that???
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Someone drew a penis when he signed off his credit card
Over the past 6 months, I have been playing a fun game with my credit card company. The game finally backfired on me today and led me through the most hilarious moment of my life. Most people would have been embarrassed, but me, I'm a little twisted, so I laughed all the way through it like an asshole.
With any story, there is a setup process. Here is the setup to this story. About 6 months ago, I was making a purchase with my credit card and when I went to sign the electronic signature machine, it was broken. By broken, I mean that when I touched the pen to the machine, it went crazy and didn't look anything like my signature. It looked like a drunk 4 year old signed my name for me. It accepted the signature without any problems. So this really made me wonder what I could do to give my credit card company something to laugh about. I mean, they obviously don't review the signatures since they never called me or declined a purchase. For ****s sake, it could have been a stolen card.
I started out modest by signing with a line or an "X". Occasionally I would do last name first. After a couple of months, I became bolder. I wrote goofy ****, drew pictures, etc. Here's a list of some of my favorite signatures over the past few months:
I AM NOT KINGPIN
I STOLE THIS
**** OFF
**** YOU
WALMART SUCKS
CALL ME
CROTCHY CROTCHINGTON
MY BALLS ITCH
911
I'M A CRIMINAL
THANKS FOR THE STUFF
Today I went the extra mile. When it came time to sign my name, a thought popped in my head. I should draw a picture. But what picture should I draw? I smirked as something completely juvenile came to me. This is a rough drawing of the signature that I provided:
Yes, I know, it's not my best artwork, but I didn't have the time to be elaborate with the drawing. I had to look like I was providing a signature. Right after I hit "OK", there was a pause. The register then said "COMPARE SIGNATURE ON SLIP TO CARD." One thought popped in my head: "OH ****!" It then printed the receipt and there in black and white was my ****ty drawing of cock and balls. The lady at the register didn't immediately look at it. She asked for the card. I handed her the card and she flipped it over. Then she brought up the receipt and she smirked, but then took a stern tone and said "These signatures don't match."
At this point I was in tears from trying to hold back my laughter. I tried to explain to her why I had done it, but it didn't matter. I probably didn't make sense as I laughed hysterically through the explanation. She then paged the manager and I erupted in laughter. The guy behind me in line got a glimpse of my signature on the receipt and began laughing. The manager comes up and the woman from the register begins whispering to him. I then hear a few words "he drew a penis..." as she holds up the receipt. The manager blurts out a short laugh and then controls it. He turns to me and I'm out of breath from laughing and I'm still giggling like a schoolgirl.
Manager: Sir, your signature...heh...umm...doesn't match the signature on your card.
Kingpin: I know and there is a good reason for that.
Manager: (quietly) You drew a penis on my credit card machine.
**The guy behind me bursts into laughter.**
Kingpin: Yeah, I didn't think this would happen. I've been trying to see how far I could go with my signature before the credit card company did something about it.
Manager: I guess you learned your lesson.
Kingpin: Yeah, the credit card doesn't accept penis.
**The guy behind me now can't stop laughing.**
Manager: OK, I'm going to decline the signature and have you sign it again.
Kingpin: Fair enough.
Manager: This time, really sign it.
So I had to sign it again and they wouldn't let me keep my artwork. Those *******s. I had singlehandedly broken up the monotony of their daily routine and given them something that they will be talking about for years to come and they wouldn't let me keep it. They will tell their grandchildren about the guy that drew cock and balls as his credit card signature.
So I have a plan now. I'm going to get a new credit card and sign the back with my cock and balls drawing. Then I will consistently use that as the signature. That way, if I ever get caught in the same situation, the signatures will match. That will really **** with them.
JB nursing homes draw some S'poreans
Melissa Sim
WHEN civil servant Gordon Yong, 39, needed to find a nursing home for his mother following her stroke, he found the ones in
They were charging between $1,200 and $1,800 a month - far more than he could afford on his salary of under $4,000, which also supports his three-child family. His working wife also has to look after her parents.
He did the next best thing and got his mother a place in a home in Johor Baru (JB) for $600 a month. This is how Madam Leong Mew Peng, 80, came to live in Spring Valley Homecare, less than half an hour's drive from the Causeway.
Fellow Singaporean Alison Low, 58, checked herself into
The three-year-old home has 11 Singaporeans, making up one in five residents there. Of the 10 other homes The Straits Times inquired at in JB, eight said they had between one and 10 Singaporeans.
Checks with their kin showed cost savings to be the main draw of these homes.
A plug for these homes came in Parliament on Monday from Health Minister Khaw Boon Wan, who said Singaporeans could save money by using JB nursing homes. For what it costs to board someone in a private nursing home here, 'you can stretch it easily to pay for at least 21/2 months of nursing home care in Johor Baru', he said. The facilities there typically charge between $450 and $1,000 a month, compared to those here which ask for between $1,000 and $4,000.
Mr Khaw said another perk is that JB is 'near enough for relatives to visit'.
But 57-year-old supervisor Mohamed Waris, whose father is at
Those who check out JB homes are also finding some with facilities that are comparable to those here.
Spring Valley, for example, follows
China Healthcare, previously known as Econ Healthcare, will open a 200-bed home in JB within two years, following its 100-bed facility in
Mr Yong would agree that JB is still the best choice for him now for those reasons. 'I'm just unable to afford the rates here. But I do wish I was able to bring my mother back.'
simlinoi@sph.com.sg
This story was first published in The Straits Times.
Let's face it, u put
Marley & Me by John Gorgan
The Mom Song
Monday, February 16, 2009
The Rise of the Drug-Running Remote-Controlled Semi-Submarines
Drug lords have been using homemade subs to ferry cocaine to the US from Columbia for a few years but the machines are getting more sophisticated, sometimes employing remote control systems.
The subs aren't really subs, they always have a portion of the ship above water. But at less than 18 inches of height above sea level, they're hard to detect using radar, despite being anywhere from 40-80 feet, carrying from 4-12 tons of the white stuff and 4 people. (Or none if being remote controlled!) They are reported to go slow and steady using diesel engines and up to 1500 gallons of fuel. They can make the trip at 6-12 knots in a single tank. As if they could refuel anywhere. The ships take over a year to make from fiberglass/wood or steel, and cost $2m. Not a whole lot of money since one load can take almost $200m of cargo from Ecuador to San Diego.
Here's a worrying thought:"...if you can move that much cocaine, what else can you put in that semi-submersible. Can you put a weapon of mass destruction in it?" Navy Adm. Jim Stavridis, Commander, U.S. Southern Command
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wow.. i would love to have one of these...
thanks to vincent for the link :D
Hong Kong airport fury makes online hit
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By Sunday, the three-minute clip of the furious woman had racked up close to 40,000 hits in three days on the video-sharing site.
The video starts with the screaming woman running towards the departure gate and bouncing off a female security guard, after she learned that her flight has been closed.
She then starts banging a desk before collapsing to the floor and rolling around, while maintaining a high-pitched wail.
A man unsuccessfully tries to comfort her and get her off the floor, but the shrill screaming continues.
The footage, entitled "A woman missed her flight at the boarding gate HKIA" appears to have been shot with a mobile phone from behind the staff desk.
The woman was travelling on a Cathay Pacific flight to San Francisco on February 4, a Cathay spokeswoman told AFP.
"All passenger doors had already been closed and the crew was preparing the flight for departure," she said.
"As the passengers had failed to show up on time, we had already offloaded their checked baggage to comply with the security requirements."
The spokeswoman said the woman had been able to take a flight a few hours later, adding passengers are always advised to arrive at the gate no later than 20 minutes before the scheduled departure time.
"We do not know who shot the video or who posted it on the web," she said.
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i dunno wat she's screaming abt, maybe she has to rush to tt place or sth, but seriously, if u missed it, catch the next one... rolling n screaming wun make the plane come back -_-
here's the video if u guys are interested to watch
Nissan Pathfinder Commercial (WARNING NSFW)
Dun really understand wat the commercial is trying to tell me, but i like wat i'm looking at :D
thanks to caren for the email