Sunday, November 8, 2009
I won't be blogging on Blogger as you can see from my inconsistent entries. I have moved (like, a week ago) to another journal site so check around to see if you can find it! I won't be so dumb to post the link here 'cos I'll find time to put a small box to redirect you guys while I leave my archives here - aw man.
Hint: Check the most-visited social networking site and you'll find it (:
Labels: byeeeeeeeeeeeee
what we could have been, 12:03 AM.
Monday, October 12, 2009
Ever been to Haji lane? Go take a walk there if you haven't been there before. It's just right beside Arab street and when I mean RIGHT, you have to walk to the lane on the right after you cross the traffic lights from Golden Landmark Complex.
You don't have to literally buy their items from there because they sell authentic vintage bags and clothes, which means~ the prices are sky-high. Visit every shop if window-shopping is what you love. The shop attendants over at Haji lane won't bug you that if you need any assistance, nor will they spy if you are going to steal their items. There is somehow this mutual trust between shop attendants and the customers who actually come down to Haji lane for shopping. Several shops are double-stories and trust me, when you go upstairs to view the items, the shop attendant won't stalk you to see if you're gonna dump anything into your oversized shoulder bag. Take all the time you want to browse or even feel the items.
If you're lacking of cash and couldn't afford anything in Haji lane, maybe the least is a $15.90 bracelet, fret not. There is a shop called theblogshop (funny, I know) and their items are soooooo affordable and awesome, you would fall in love with the shop immediately. Actually theblogshop rent out spaces and clothes rack to online-shops (Blogger, Livejournal, you name it). The catch: they don't add any extra rental fee on each individual item, which makes shopping over there so easy and simple.
An elegant or Charles & Keith-like bag costs only $38 and that bag was OUT OF STOCK ONLINE! Woah, that's a major deal you have there. If you're an avid fashion follower, don't think that theblogshop items are off-the-season . Shoulder pads, Topshop inspired lace blazer and denim bomber jackets are all over the place. Not forgetting vintage bags too.
DROP BY theblogshop at HAJI LANE! REALLY!
You WON'T regret. (:
***Nobody paid me to advertise their shop. I love it so much and so does Hayley. Ask her!
You don't have to literally buy their items from there because they sell authentic vintage bags and clothes, which means~ the prices are sky-high. Visit every shop if window-shopping is what you love. The shop attendants over at Haji lane won't bug you that if you need any assistance, nor will they spy if you are going to steal their items. There is somehow this mutual trust between shop attendants and the customers who actually come down to Haji lane for shopping. Several shops are double-stories and trust me, when you go upstairs to view the items, the shop attendant won't stalk you to see if you're gonna dump anything into your oversized shoulder bag. Take all the time you want to browse or even feel the items.
If you're lacking of cash and couldn't afford anything in Haji lane, maybe the least is a $15.90 bracelet, fret not. There is a shop called theblogshop (funny, I know) and their items are soooooo affordable and awesome, you would fall in love with the shop immediately. Actually theblogshop rent out spaces and clothes rack to online-shops (Blogger, Livejournal, you name it). The catch: they don't add any extra rental fee on each individual item, which makes shopping over there so easy and simple.
An elegant or Charles & Keith-like bag costs only $38 and that bag was OUT OF STOCK ONLINE! Woah, that's a major deal you have there. If you're an avid fashion follower, don't think that theblogshop items are off-the-season . Shoulder pads, Topshop inspired lace blazer and denim bomber jackets are all over the place. Not forgetting vintage bags too.
DROP BY theblogshop at HAJI LANE! REALLY!
You WON'T regret. (:
***Nobody paid me to advertise their shop. I love it so much and so does Hayley. Ask her!
what we could have been, 2:16 PM.
Saturday, October 3, 2009
For the past week, I have enjoyed 2 movies that were pretty big hits with *hint* Batman or Superhero fans, Heath Ledger fans and teenagers - well over 16 years-old.
I had just finished watching "The Dark Knight" five minutes ago and to be honest, I was immersed in that movie for a straight 2.5 hours that I almost yelled at every phonecall that rang at home because they TOTALLY disturbed me. Sorry, but you just had to call at the wrong time and at the wrong moment while I'm at home.
(My sis got pissed by me when I "SHH!" her to keep quiet as she entered the room, greeting a rather loud talking volume of "HELLO~ I'M HOME!!!")
"The Dark Knight"
Rating: 5/5
Effects: 5/5
Drama: 5/5
Music: 4.8/5
Cast: 4.5/5
Lastly, villian, 5/5.
I couldn't believe that such a real portrayal of Joker has actually died. Heath Ledger's acting of the Joker was immensely amusing, intimidating and kinda freaky at times. All qualities which the Joker has - even at time of death when Batman threw him off the ledge and still rescued him, left him hanging upside-down.
Can you believe this wonderful man died?
Well, ever since superhero movies start popping up in theatres, I don't give a damn about it because to me, it is like wasting your money when you have already read the comics or know the storyline at the tip of your fingers. But this time, it is the casting that made every single cent and second worthwhile. I'm not talking specifically about the late Heath Ledger, in fact, every actor/actress that plays an important role in making this film a success.
Take this movie for example. I thought it was predictable (well, it is kinda) and not worth the time but when I thought the story was about to end at 1 hour 50 of viewing time, there was a twist for another 30 minutes which blinked by so fast and intriguing that I wanted more. If you had not watch this movie, you are gonna regret it. Right now, I don't.
Woah woah, hold up. I just found something.
Does Christian Bale resemble Peter Facinelli? [YAY FOR CORRECT SPELLING!] - Edward's Dad a.k.a. Carlisle Cullen
Tag your comments (:
"The Ugly Truth"
Rating: 4.5/5
Yes, you have it! The number 1 movie that has got teenagers talking, promoting, psyched about since its release more than a week ago. For its NC16 content, this movie definitely packs it all for first-time NC16 movie-goers or anyone that has just celebrated their Sweet Sixteen birthday.
I know Gerard Butler is over 35 but he's HOT!
I had a great laugh with my friends and the entire cinema through the whole movie with all the hidden "yellow" jokes and other NC16 what-nots you can immediately think of. "The Ugly Truth" provide the basic NC16 content that teenagers can enjoy and... learn (those dying to pass 16 to get into NC16 movies, not PG or G movies like "Finding Nemo").
WARNING: If you wanna have a blast watching this movie, don't ever, EVER bring your friend that doesn't understand one bit of dirty language or any friend that doesn't ever has indecent thoughts once in a while because they will HOUND you through the movie and you will never find peace (or laughter and enjoyment).
Wow, that's the longest sentence EVER.
Anyway, since the movie is awesome, it's uncensored, it gives "freedom of speech", what's not to like with the deduction of 0.5 stars? "The Ugly Truth" provides enough entertainment and romance with all the language alright, but it still seems a little juvenile to me. I don't know why I have these feelings but it's like a cheap (apologies to all if offended) movie, trying to speak dirty languages and make it sophisticated? In all, this is just a minor flaw in the movie. Overall, it rocks. If you miss it, you're gonna be pissed.
*cough* Switching topics. I almost gagged when I read my daily dose of Oceanup.com, check it out.
We have Noah Cyrus (voice of Ponyo, sister of Miley Cyrus) and Frankie "Bonus" Jonas (voice of Ponyo's friend, brother of Nick Jonas). What's wrong? Open your eyes please.
OH.
MY.
GOD.
Resemblance?
I. Can't. Speak.
Oh, why not I end this post with a BANG???
TADAH~!
I had just finished watching "The Dark Knight" five minutes ago and to be honest, I was immersed in that movie for a straight 2.5 hours that I almost yelled at every phonecall that rang at home because they TOTALLY disturbed me. Sorry, but you just had to call at the wrong time and at the wrong moment while I'm at home.
(My sis got pissed by me when I "SHH!" her to keep quiet as she entered the room, greeting a rather loud talking volume of "HELLO~ I'M HOME!!!")
"The Dark Knight"
Rating: 5/5
Effects: 5/5
Drama: 5/5
Music: 4.8/5
Cast: 4.5/5
Lastly, villian, 5/5.
I couldn't believe that such a real portrayal of Joker has actually died. Heath Ledger's acting of the Joker was immensely amusing, intimidating and kinda freaky at times. All qualities which the Joker has - even at time of death when Batman threw him off the ledge and still rescued him, left him hanging upside-down.
Can you believe this wonderful man died?
Well, ever since superhero movies start popping up in theatres, I don't give a damn about it because to me, it is like wasting your money when you have already read the comics or know the storyline at the tip of your fingers. But this time, it is the casting that made every single cent and second worthwhile. I'm not talking specifically about the late Heath Ledger, in fact, every actor/actress that plays an important role in making this film a success.
Take this movie for example. I thought it was predictable (well, it is kinda) and not worth the time but when I thought the story was about to end at 1 hour 50 of viewing time, there was a twist for another 30 minutes which blinked by so fast and intriguing that I wanted more. If you had not watch this movie, you are gonna regret it. Right now, I don't.
Woah woah, hold up. I just found something.
Does Christian Bale resemble Peter Facinelli? [YAY FOR CORRECT SPELLING!] - Edward's Dad a.k.a. Carlisle Cullen
Tag your comments (:
"The Ugly Truth"
Rating: 4.5/5
Yes, you have it! The number 1 movie that has got teenagers talking, promoting, psyched about since its release more than a week ago. For its NC16 content, this movie definitely packs it all for first-time NC16 movie-goers or anyone that has just celebrated their Sweet Sixteen birthday.
I know Gerard Butler is over 35 but he's HOT!
I had a great laugh with my friends and the entire cinema through the whole movie with all the hidden "yellow" jokes and other NC16 what-nots you can immediately think of. "The Ugly Truth" provide the basic NC16 content that teenagers can enjoy and... learn (those dying to pass 16 to get into NC16 movies, not PG or G movies like "Finding Nemo").
WARNING: If you wanna have a blast watching this movie, don't ever, EVER bring your friend that doesn't understand one bit of dirty language or any friend that doesn't ever has indecent thoughts once in a while because they will HOUND you through the movie and you will never find peace (or laughter and enjoyment).
Wow, that's the longest sentence EVER.
Anyway, since the movie is awesome, it's uncensored, it gives "freedom of speech", what's not to like with the deduction of 0.5 stars? "The Ugly Truth" provides enough entertainment and romance with all the language alright, but it still seems a little juvenile to me. I don't know why I have these feelings but it's like a cheap (apologies to all if offended) movie, trying to speak dirty languages and make it sophisticated? In all, this is just a minor flaw in the movie. Overall, it rocks. If you miss it, you're gonna be pissed.
*cough* Switching topics. I almost gagged when I read my daily dose of Oceanup.com, check it out.
We have Noah Cyrus (voice of Ponyo, sister of Miley Cyrus) and Frankie "Bonus" Jonas (voice of Ponyo's friend, brother of Nick Jonas). What's wrong? Open your eyes please.
OH.
MY.
GOD.
Resemblance?
I. Can't. Speak.
Oh, why not I end this post with a BANG???
TADAH~!
Labels: miley cyrus, movies, nick jonas
what we could have been, 9:35 PM.
Friday, October 2, 2009
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
So is this how all romances or relationships with great guys end?
That they ignore you for the rest of your life because, well, they're guilty for dumping you?
That they ignore your friend request, not knowing that your purpose is just to stay as friends again?
That they totally treat you like an eyesore WHILE ignoring you?
Hmm, so this is how it ends for some.
That they ignore you for the rest of your life because, well, they're guilty for dumping you?
That they ignore your friend request, not knowing that your purpose is just to stay as friends again?
That they totally treat you like an eyesore WHILE ignoring you?
Hmm, so this is how it ends for some.
Labels: random
what we could have been, 9:48 PM.
"UP!" in 3D
"New Moon"
