想问你怎么舍得. . .

Woke up feeling emo today.

Had a dream about an old friend... no, he isn't dead.
I guess I should be glad we just drifted apart.
At least I still get to see him; even though he does not see me.

Ah well, people come and go.


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Omgomgomggg! *breaks into fits of hysteria*

I'll be catching it tomorrow with Bestfriend (VincentWong) and Buddy Wai Hong hehehehehe.





AAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH



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I am so bored. There's no one online to talk to, and I've ran out of movies and anime to watch.
I should go study, SPM isn't over yet.

Omg and what's this I heard abt Singapore wanting to ban anime?
Does anyone have any more info on this as all I could find on The Star was this:

Anime fans resist crackdown

SINGAPORE: Angry fans of Japanese animated movies, or anime, are banding together online to prepare for a legal showdown with their nemesis, a local anime distributor.

The distributor, Odex, has taken legal action to get the names of hundreds of people it accuses of illegal anime downloads.

It is expected to write to them, demanding a settlement of up to S$5,000 (RM11,400) and a promise to stop further illegal downloading.

In retaliation, fans and sympathisers are using the Internet to mount a legal challenge to Odex.

Pledges of about S$3,200 (RM7,300) to back such a campaign were made last night.

Odex and its chief, Stephen Sing, have become the subject of online attacks – including death threats – in the wake of news about its anti-piracy moves.

One user, by the name of "nonoabc," created an invitation-only forum for those considering going to court against Odex over its allegations of illegal downloads.

Fans have also sought help in the form of legal advice, and have put together a library of relevant material.

However, three lawyers The Straits Times spoke to on Thursday said this group had little basis for legal action.

The lawyers explained that as long as there is proof of uploading or downloading, they are likely to lose the case.

The forum administrator did not respond to attempts by The Straits Times to contact him.

On popular local forum HardwareZone, a plea for donations for anime fans in Odex's sights has attracted about 50 people offering to contribute between S$2 and S$120 (RM4.50 to RM274) each.

At press time, the promised amount was more than S$3,200, although it is hard to tell how many will pay up – one ‘donor' who offered S$888 (RM2,026) was later found to be joking.

Media experts The Straits Times approached yesterday, like National University of Singapore assistant professor Lim Sun Sun, said the downloaders have reacted strongly because they felt their "right" to download freely – even if illegal – is under attack.

But Prof Lim, who teaches New Media, said Sing, 35, has also made things worse for himself by posting insensitive comments online.

Sing had boasted that he was "busy suing people" in an online message. This "gloating" remark was taken as a personal insult by many fans, she explained.

Anime blogger Chua Kian Wee said Odex's crackdown has "united" the small but vocal local "real anime fan" community with the larger group of people who "just want free downloads." – The Straits Times / Asia News Network

No more free anime?? THE HORROR!



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Went to the Curve yesterday evening with Jia Wen.
Wanted to have ice blended chocolate at Starbucks but ended up at Holly's Coffee cos Starbucks was so bloody crowded.

Had a Caramel Machiatto instead. Not satisfactory.
We bought dough nuts from Big Apple, toooo.
So sinful.







Hahahahahaha Jia Wen hahahahahahaha




Omg act cute haha




LOLOLOL




We damn cannot make it lor






FINALLY!



After about 230985373498 shots, we finally got a decent picture lol.
Went window shopping at the street market after that.

I saw this reaallllyyy pretty, shiny, dangly blue belly stud for RM60!
Yeah but no money la ha ha ha ha.



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I am so frickin bored omg.

Mmmmm sleeep.