Why Apple products rule?
From the ingenious solution to the iPhone 3G not being able to be activated)to the very user friendly design such that 3rd party softwares had to be installed using hacks. It has definitely made life a lot easier on its inexplicably large crazy fanbases.
So, what's the difference between the new iPhones and bricks?
bricks don't cost 300 dollars each.
Monday, July 21, 2008
Wisdom of the Unenlightened looks at the apple products
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iBashing,
Wisdom of the Unenlightened
Saturday, July 19, 2008
open letter to the politically unknowing malaysian
Dear friend,
Recently there has been some stuff that's been going on in the political scene in Malaysia, and one of the more recent ones has been the second arrest of Anwar Ibrahim, former deputy prime minister and a high profile gay rights activist under the suspicion of sodomy.
The day he was detained, there was a plan for a gay and homosexual rights rally demanding his release. However it was democratically dispersed by the government through the peaceful use of road blocks and tax payer's money in exchange for frustration and inequality.
However many of the supporters instead picketed the streets, holding up sign boards in support of Anwar. Some picketers can be seen holding up signs saying "Gay people make good PM", a woman in particular was seen holding a sign that reads "I wish I'm a man coz then I'd be gay for Anwar", and more noticeably some held pickets that read "Allah God Dumbledore is gay too"
The morale of the people are heightened by the recent events and confidence in the government is definitely instilled amongst the people.
Sincerely,
JukeBox
Ed note: Well this is one of the posts that reminds me that anonymity is everything in my blog, therefore it would be important to me for those of you who knew me to keep it to yourself.
in any case for the religious references, it was meant to be funny, so in any case don't be too offended by it ;D.
Recently there has been some stuff that's been going on in the political scene in Malaysia, and one of the more recent ones has been the second arrest of Anwar Ibrahim, former deputy prime minister
The day he was detained, there was a plan for a gay and homosexual rights rally demanding his release. However it was democratically dispersed by the government through the peaceful use of road blocks and tax payer's money in exchange for frustration and inequality.
However many of the supporters instead picketed the streets, holding up sign boards in support of Anwar. Some picketers can be seen holding up signs saying "Gay people make good PM", a woman in particular was seen holding a sign that reads "I wish I'm a man coz then I'd be gay for Anwar", and more noticeably some held pickets that read "
The morale of the people are heightened by the recent events and confidence in the government is definitely instilled amongst the people.
Sincerely,
JukeBox
Ed note: Well this is one of the posts that reminds me that anonymity is everything in my blog, therefore it would be important to me for those of you who knew me to keep it to yourself.
in any case for the religious references, it was meant to be funny, so in any case don't be too offended by it ;D.
Labels:
fictional news,
Ra n dom
Thursday, July 10, 2008
sword
sword.
If there's one thing you cannot take away from me, it's my self esteem. Look at the past pictures, I am learning, now I used several filters for my pictures, slowly but surely my drawings will be nicer, better, and I'll draw faster too.
Monday, July 07, 2008
what a little tutorial can do for you
Sunday, July 06, 2008
Photoshop Project #1
Is finally done, just trying to learn some skills from tutorials floating around the blogosphere.
check it out.
Saturday, July 05, 2008
Universities in Malaysia to offer new course
Kuala Lumpur - July 2008: One year after the infamous court case of Altantuya Shaaribu, who was brutally murdered and her remains blown up with explosives, several universities in Malaysia has announced that they are going to capitalize on the creative resources of the country and offer a course in Explosive Arts and Creative Homicide.
A spokesperson for one of the universities detailed the courses in an attempt to woo new students said, "In terms of talents in using explosives and the amount of untapped ideas in ways to kill a person, Malaysia is one of the premiers in the world", he continued, "If we let these resources go to wast, (pause) it would be crime."
Addressing the subject on whether the courses would influence the public in the notion that the country does not care about high profile murder cases, the spokesperson replied, "In between blowing up a person with C-4s, and chopping up one's husband and placing it in the refrigerator in a house that is being defaulted, well I guess the issue should already be established in the Malaysian public's mind".
After detailing the course guides, the Creative Homicide course fashions a very special way of assessing the capabilities of the students by having them do a practical in lieu of a regular final exam. High fliers would be able to come up with completely new methods in killing a person, such as grinding up a victim in a human size blending machine, or maybe feeding a person to a tank of hungry mice. The projects will be judged based on novelty, gore and hilarity.
The universities are also trying to get one of the renowned politicians in the country to give a special guest lecture to the incoming class to start them off in the right direction. Quote, "it would be very influential, since it shows that even a country's leader would be able to spend time and effort coming up with smart ways to annihilate a fellow human. After all, he is a figure that Malaysians ought to follow."
A spokesperson for one of the universities detailed the courses in an attempt to woo new students said, "In terms of talents in using explosives and the amount of untapped ideas in ways to kill a person, Malaysia is one of the premiers in the world", he continued, "If we let these resources go to wast, (pause) it would be crime."
Addressing the subject on whether the courses would influence the public in the notion that the country does not care about high profile murder cases, the spokesperson replied, "In between blowing up a person with C-4s, and chopping up one's husband and placing it in the refrigerator in a house that is being defaulted, well I guess the issue should already be established in the Malaysian public's mind".
After detailing the course guides, the Creative Homicide course fashions a very special way of assessing the capabilities of the students by having them do a practical in lieu of a regular final exam. High fliers would be able to come up with completely new methods in killing a person, such as grinding up a victim in a human size blending machine, or maybe feeding a person to a tank of hungry mice. The projects will be judged based on novelty, gore and hilarity.
The universities are also trying to get one of the renowned politicians in the country to give a special guest lecture to the incoming class to start them off in the right direction. Quote, "it would be very influential, since it shows that even a country's leader would be able to spend time and effort coming up with smart ways to annihilate a fellow human. After all, he is a figure that Malaysians ought to follow."
Labels:
fictional news,
Ra n dom
blogroll to the left
so i found some friends' blogs floating around on the blogosphere, some of them has RSS enabled so I thought it might be a good idea to just link them up so I could check them out when there are new entries :D
in any case, you could learn how to make your blogroll here, or you could just use the premade blog list in the blogger function.
in any case, you could learn how to make your blogroll here, or you could just use the premade blog list in the blogger function.
Labels:
blogging and web design
Friday, July 04, 2008
Discovery Channel Ad Rip-off
An imitation of Discovery Channel's I love the world ad.
I love Michigan FootballI love basketball
I love to yum cha
I love char koay teowI love playing chess
and other board games too
Boom de yada
Boom de yada
Boom de yada
Boom de yada
I love bowlingI love playing pool
I love all my friends
I love hanging out
I love singing K
and in a choir too
~ Boom de yada ~
~ Boom de yada ~
~ Boom de yada ~
~ Boom de yada ~
I love anime
I love weird music
I love to laze around
I love to surf the net
I love reading blogs
and also writing them
~ Boom de yada ~
~ Boom de yada ~
~ Boom de yada ~
~ Boom de yada ~
I love Michigan FootballI love basketball
I love to yum cha
I love char koay teowI love playing chess
and other board games too
Boom de yada
Boom de yada
Boom de yada
Boom de yada
I love bowlingI love playing pool
I love all my friends
I love hanging out
I love singing K
and in a choir too
~ Boom de yada ~
~ Boom de yada ~
~ Boom de yada ~
~ Boom de yada ~
I love anime
I love weird music
I love to laze around
I love to surf the net
I love reading blogs
and also writing them
~ Boom de yada ~
~ Boom de yada ~
~ Boom de yada ~
~ Boom de yada ~
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About this blog
A lot of stuff about what I think, and not what I am about. Which is good, because I would be able to make fun of Notre Dame, Wisconsin, Penn State, and discuss on our futility against Ohio State. (But Woo Shoelace!)
I still think the word "god" should not be capitalized, because like oxygen or air or universe, it's an entity, and is not specific or special in its meaning.
I still think the word "god" should not be capitalized, because like oxygen or air or universe, it's an entity, and is not specific or special in its meaning.