Dog gives up on life after being cheated upon.
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Sex: The ultimate cure for stress
Stress management?No more fear boys and gals.
"Do your palms sweat, knees shake and lips quiver at the thought of giving a presentation?Getting a little sweaty between the sheets can prevent you from getting that way at the podium. According to a recent study, having sex before a stressful event, such as giving a speech or going on an interview (even before an operation!), can greatly reduce anxiety. The calming effect can last a week."
-Dr. Mike Roizen and Dr. Mehmet Oz
[Full article]
I remember reading a 07/08 Durex survey on the average frequency of sex in diff. countries. Americans having sex once every 4.3 days, well below the global average of once every 3.5 days, with only the Japanese (7.6) and residents of Hong Kong (4.5) having less sex.
That's pretty sad for Japan, considering its market in the online porno industry. So they like to show others, but not do it themselves? That's certainly some kind of fetish.
But it's a vicious cycle. If u feel stressed, u'll suck in bed. And the more u suck in bed, the less likely u'll do it, leading to even more stress.
The ultimate cure?
Just think about the cycle "reversed".
Monday, September 29, 2008
Oasis: Morning glory, Live forever, Songbird
Oasis.More than 50 million records sold worldwide, eight UK number-one singles and 15 NME Awards, 5 Brit Awards and 9 Q awards.
What else do I have to say.
Morning glory
Live forever
Songbird
The next soccer prodigy: Ibrahim Afellay
With the likes of C.Ronaldo, L.Messi, and S.Aguero being the hottest young talents on the field,
the search is on for the next young prodigy.
Samir Nasri was someone I rated highly, but he's plying his trade for Arsenal already. (Damn.)
Nevertheless, here is someone we should all look out for.
Ibrahim Afellay.
Dribbling pace excellent, finishing still needs some touching up, movement off-the-ball is fantastic, and someone who can play across the pitch as an attacking midfielder or a wing-forward.
Needs some bulking up though, as the "physical" players unsettled him at times.
Impressive he is, an Arsenal scout has already seen him playing for PSV 17 times.
Scouts of Liverpool and Rafael Benitez, may I suggest this player to u.
And we'll be witnessing his immense potential this Wednesday when we take on PSV.
the search is on for the next young prodigy.
Samir Nasri was someone I rated highly, but he's plying his trade for Arsenal already. (Damn.)
Nevertheless, here is someone we should all look out for.
Ibrahim Afellay.
Dribbling pace excellent, finishing still needs some touching up, movement off-the-ball is fantastic, and someone who can play across the pitch as an attacking midfielder or a wing-forward.
Needs some bulking up though, as the "physical" players unsettled him at times.
Impressive he is, an Arsenal scout has already seen him playing for PSV 17 times.
Scouts of Liverpool and Rafael Benitez, may I suggest this player to u.
And we'll be witnessing his immense potential this Wednesday when we take on PSV.
PSV- dribbling, movement
Euro 2008: Holland - Playmaking, key passes
Sunday, September 28, 2008
How about a Moonwalk in space instead?
China has just completed nation's first space walk.
Ooh. Looks like everyone's trying to do something in space. Publicity for the nation?
Why not do something else. Something more extraordinary. Like the first Moonwalk in space, maybe US can consider firing Michael Jackson up to Mars, for a 10 km Moonwalk on the red sands there?
Or how about shooting a chicken up into space? To capture the first laying of egg by a chicken. As we know space is a vacuum, imagine the egg accelerating downwards forever as there's no resistant force acting on it.
Both these will generate far more publicity, not to mention the entertainment for us folks on planet earth.
Ooh. Looks like everyone's trying to do something in space. Publicity for the nation?
Why not do something else. Something more extraordinary. Like the first Moonwalk in space, maybe US can consider firing Michael Jackson up to Mars, for a 10 km Moonwalk on the red sands there?
Or how about shooting a chicken up into space? To capture the first laying of egg by a chicken. As we know space is a vacuum, imagine the egg accelerating downwards forever as there's no resistant force acting on it.
Both these will generate far more publicity, not to mention the entertainment for us folks on planet earth.
Saturday, September 27, 2008
3 foolish gals - Singles ad
Women do love lying on the bed together, gossiping for hours.
But what do u get when u dump 3 bimbos on the bed?
3 foolish gals talking about their would-be "singles advertisement".
Video: 
Friday, September 26, 2008
Utada Hikaru: Distance, First love
Music Treat for u guys: Utada Hikaru.Powerful vocals and lovely voice.
Distance
First Love
First F1 Night race in Singapore
Spectacular nightscene together with the floodlights brightening up the F1 circuit,
this Sunday's maiden night-race surely looks promising.
A preview of what's to come.
Check out the 3D simulation of the entire race.
Considering the heavy tropical rainfall that we frequently face in Singapore,
racing at speeds of 300km/h on a wet circuit is going to cause all the cars to "fly" into the S'pore river.
Isn't that more spectacular?
I'm beginning to enjoy the idea.
Here, Mark Webber tests the Singapore F1 Street Track.
this Sunday's maiden night-race surely looks promising.
A preview of what's to come.
Check out the 3D simulation of the entire race.
Considering the heavy tropical rainfall that we frequently face in Singapore,
racing at speeds of 300km/h on a wet circuit is going to cause all the cars to "fly" into the S'pore river.
Isn't that more spectacular?
I'm beginning to enjoy the idea.
Here, Mark Webber tests the Singapore F1 Street Track.
Thursday, September 25, 2008
"Female" and "Male"
Here's a geek/bimbo (decide yourself) explaining the origins of the 2 words, "Female" and "Male".
It may be titillating for some of you.
Gal, 3 stars for your cute russian accent.
U have earned a place in my "links".
It may be titillating for some of you.
Gal, 3 stars for your cute russian accent.
U have earned a place in my "links".
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Female bloggers=neurotic
My PC has crashed.
How I realised my dependence on it nowadays, kinda feeling something's been left out of my life.
Went school to submit my solution online and decided to do some "surfing" which i seriously lacked in the past 2 days.
That was when I came across this article:
What Makes Bloggers Write?
Posted by: Cathy Arnst on September 22
http://www.businessweek.com/careers/workingparents/blog/archives/2008/09/are_bloggers_nu.html
"Highly neurotic women are more likely to blog than women lower on the neurosis scale, whereas there was no such difference in men. They’ll blog even if they are cool as a cucumber. Neuroticism is defined in the Big Five as “the tendency to experience negative emotions, such as anger, anxiety, or depression. It is sometimes called emotional instability.”
"
Gals, happy defending.
How I realised my dependence on it nowadays, kinda feeling something's been left out of my life.
Went school to submit my solution online and decided to do some "surfing" which i seriously lacked in the past 2 days.
That was when I came across this article:
What Makes Bloggers Write?
Posted by: Cathy Arnst on September 22
http://www.businessweek.com/careers/workingparents/blog/archives/2008/09/are_bloggers_nu.html
"Highly neurotic women are more likely to blog than women lower on the neurosis scale, whereas there was no such difference in men. They’ll blog even if they are cool as a cucumber. Neuroticism is defined in the Big Five as “the tendency to experience negative emotions, such as anger, anxiety, or depression. It is sometimes called emotional instability.”
"
Gals, happy defending.
Monday, September 22, 2008
Aftermath: Chelski 1-1 Manure
The players gather for a post-match conference.Ferdi: What was that dudes?
Roon: I fu*ked my best. But they were too strong.
Fergu: Shut Up Bitc**s! 1-1?! I told u guys we needed a win.
We're heading for relegation zone.
I know our our sponsor is in sh#t, but it doesn't mean we can play
like sh*t!!!
Scola: Brother, relax lah. Sometimes u gotta ..
Fergu: Did i say i was talking to u? U shut your hol*!
Scola: In Brazil, we relax ...
Fergu: This is England. If u want, u can go back to your mam*fu*k*ng country.
Terr: I think we did ok. But Anelk u may want to consider
WHAT THE FU** WERE U DOING THERE?! Missing the sitter 0.5 meter from goal.
Anelk: *Sulks* Don't give me that look. U're a defender, u know nuts about scoring.
Dogbar: Yea, I know it's damn hard to score from 0.5 meter.
Reporter: C.Ronal, was it Real Mad playing against Chelski?
C.Ronal: I love my club.
Reporter: Then why are u here?
C.Ronal: I love my club.
Reporter: Is that the only English u have learnt?
C.Ronal: I love my club.
Reporter: How's your injury?
C.Ronal: My club loves me.
Both teams leave the room with C.Ronal exposing the Real Mad tattoo on his butt when Scola pulled his pants down.
People I respect: Eminem
My first showcase of people I RESPECT, in no particular ranking.
Eminem.
I don't like raps personally, in fact, I hate them.
It was so bad, I even thought raps deserve no place in the music industry.
But, after watching the movie 8 mile, u'll realise this guy is different.
And below's the theme song for it, Lose yourself.
The movie tells his story, his rise from the slums to success.
The song, on the other hand, is an inspiration for everyone.
"Look, if you had one shot, or one opportunity. To seize everything you ever wanted, one moment, would you capture it or just let it slip?"
"You better lose yourself in the music, the moment you own it, you better never let it go.
You only get one shot, do not miss your chance to blow. This opportunity comes once in a lifetime yo"
"You can do anything you set your mind to, man"
- Eminem: "Lose yourself"
A real man.
Eminem.
I don't like raps personally, in fact, I hate them.
It was so bad, I even thought raps deserve no place in the music industry.
But, after watching the movie 8 mile, u'll realise this guy is different.
And below's the theme song for it, Lose yourself.
The movie tells his story, his rise from the slums to success.
The song, on the other hand, is an inspiration for everyone.
"Look, if you had one shot, or one opportunity. To seize everything you ever wanted, one moment, would you capture it or just let it slip?"
"You better lose yourself in the music, the moment you own it, you better never let it go.
You only get one shot, do not miss your chance to blow. This opportunity comes once in a lifetime yo"
"You can do anything you set your mind to, man"
- Eminem: "Lose yourself"
A real man.
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Rock, pebbles, sand, water
I'm actually learning japanese on my own.
So basically, i dl-ed some ebooks and tried to sieve some good info from them.
Fascinatingly, I came across an article on time-management.
The author was actually sharing his views on how to spend just 10 min a day reviewing new jap words.
So here I quote:
Here's an interesting analogy I found on the Internet on managing your time:
(by James R. Beach)
A professor walks into the room carrying an empty 10-gallon water jug and dragging an obviously heavy bag. He places them on the teacher's desk. Without a word, he begins placing white rocks, just big enough to fit through the mouth of the jug, into the jug until they reach the very top.
"Is it full?" he asks. The class nods.
"Maybe not," he says. He then stuffs tiny pebbles into the jug and the pebbles find their way through the cracks in the rock. "Full now?" he asks. The whole class nods. He then shovels sand into the jug, occasionally shaking the jug, and the tiny grains sift through the rocks and pebbles. "OK," he says, "now is it full?" The class nods in unison. He smiles. He then slowly pours water into the jug until a water glass is finally empty.
"The lesson here," he says, "is that there is always more room in our lives than we think there is. When you think you're out of time, there is still more available if you look for it."
Here's the time-saving payoff:
The ROCKS are the important things we have to accomplish regularly to be successful. They go into our "time jug" first, because they are most important.
The PEBBLES represent those things we may not like to do, but we must do. They go in next. The SAND represents things that we should do, we may even like to do, but they're not as important.
The WATER represents the few remaining things that make a difference.
If you reverse the order, putting in the water, then the sand, then the pebbles, there will not be enough room for the rocks. So prioritize your activities and make sure the rocks go on your schedule first.
That's all from the book.
I have seen some brilliant articles on time-management but none came across so simple yet effective, using pebbles and crap.
Brilliant analogy I would say.
I'll save it for my kids.
So basically, i dl-ed some ebooks and tried to sieve some good info from them.
Fascinatingly, I came across an article on time-management.
The author was actually sharing his views on how to spend just 10 min a day reviewing new jap words.
So here I quote:
Here's an interesting analogy I found on the Internet on managing your time:
(by James R. Beach)
A professor walks into the room carrying an empty 10-gallon water jug and dragging an obviously heavy bag. He places them on the teacher's desk. Without a word, he begins placing white rocks, just big enough to fit through the mouth of the jug, into the jug until they reach the very top.
"Is it full?" he asks. The class nods.
"Maybe not," he says. He then stuffs tiny pebbles into the jug and the pebbles find their way through the cracks in the rock. "Full now?" he asks. The whole class nods. He then shovels sand into the jug, occasionally shaking the jug, and the tiny grains sift through the rocks and pebbles. "OK," he says, "now is it full?" The class nods in unison. He smiles. He then slowly pours water into the jug until a water glass is finally empty.
"The lesson here," he says, "is that there is always more room in our lives than we think there is. When you think you're out of time, there is still more available if you look for it."
Here's the time-saving payoff:
The ROCKS are the important things we have to accomplish regularly to be successful. They go into our "time jug" first, because they are most important.
The PEBBLES represent those things we may not like to do, but we must do. They go in next. The SAND represents things that we should do, we may even like to do, but they're not as important.
The WATER represents the few remaining things that make a difference.
If you reverse the order, putting in the water, then the sand, then the pebbles, there will not be enough room for the rocks. So prioritize your activities and make sure the rocks go on your schedule first.
That's all from the book.
I have seen some brilliant articles on time-management but none came across so simple yet effective, using pebbles and crap.
Brilliant analogy I would say.
I'll save it for my kids.
GG for Man Utd
5 min to go before Chelsea takes on Man Utd.
Wes brown replacing vidic in central defence is seriously worrying, Anelka to "own" him.
All lies with C.Ronaldo's performance.
Prediction: 2-0 to Chelsea.
Goals: Deco, Anelka/Cole
C'mon Man Utd. I'll be supporting u guys for this match.
Time to halt Chelsea's progress.
Oh. I haven't announced.
I'm a Red. LFC fan. U can blast me anytime u want.
Wes brown replacing vidic in central defence is seriously worrying, Anelka to "own" him.
All lies with C.Ronaldo's performance.
Prediction: 2-0 to Chelsea.
Goals: Deco, Anelka/Cole
C'mon Man Utd. I'll be supporting u guys for this match.
Time to halt Chelsea's progress.
Oh. I haven't announced.
I'm a Red. LFC fan. U can blast me anytime u want.
Thursday, September 18, 2008
Intro
Hi boys.
I'm now 23, 3rd year Electrical Engineering undergrad, and experiencing "the" major phase change in life.
Time to settle down, be serious, save up for marriage, and what else?
Folks around me have been telling me all their stories.
Things that they should've done, regretted not doing, shed a tear for, etc.
Here's my take.
Life is about dreams, for without dreams there isn't motivation for living.
So go on, embrace ur dreams, achieve what u set out for, be it simple happiness, owning a multi-national company, having laid 50 women...
Do what u really want to.
But before u throw ur books out and head out to party cos that's what i told ya,
listen to my entire story.
Sad to disappoint, but not now boys.
Enough said for the first post.
Cya around.
I'm now 23, 3rd year Electrical Engineering undergrad, and experiencing "the" major phase change in life.
Time to settle down, be serious, save up for marriage, and what else?
Folks around me have been telling me all their stories.
Things that they should've done, regretted not doing, shed a tear for, etc.
Here's my take.
Life is about dreams, for without dreams there isn't motivation for living.
So go on, embrace ur dreams, achieve what u set out for, be it simple happiness, owning a multi-national company, having laid 50 women...
Do what u really want to.
But before u throw ur books out and head out to party cos that's what i told ya,
listen to my entire story.
Sad to disappoint, but not now boys.
Enough said for the first post.
Cya around.
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