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yeah oh yeah oh yeahin another life, i should have been playing brutal, crushing guitar riffs like nick zinner in a nu-wave punk band like the yeah yeah yeahs. but i guess i settle for the low-end joy of leeson
Counter-Terrorism Originally uploaded by folkstar. I'd almost forgot about motivational posters, so i did one of my own with the first thing that came to mind.
Nothing like a bit of retail therapy and sitting and marble tables to help pass the time
best thing i've heard all day while searching for bravestarr clips on youtube."The guy was a futuristic native american shaman sherrif with a cyborg Horse how cool was that!" - monkeybeastowhen you put it that way, the creators of this fine cartoon must've been smokin' some serious pot.
so many times we long to feel embraced, cared for, validated. in fact, we fill our hearts with love poured upon us by external forces, to if i might be so bold as to say, we fill our hearts with the adoration heaped upon by others to fill that gaping wound inside of us.this sort of love is selfish and self-fulfilling and when the other party stops that flow, our hearts are …
write! keep writing! i'm just drawn to the temptation that this blog will one day be turned into my autobiography. or at least a piece of fiction, of the man that was. as such, i'm immensely proud of the words that have been stored on this blog, because perhaps one day they will serve a purpose other than what they are serving now.if your blog were going to be compiled into a …
Which Office Moron Are You?Rum and Monkey: jamming your photocopier one tray at a time.i took a quiz! everbody should do one too.
i discovered this band about three years back, was crazy about them, lost their music in the great hard drive crash of 2006 and totally forgot about them till now. and omigosh, how i love …
death, how do we part?i wasn't really musing for a topic to write about, but i suppose this one found me in a sense. it's been a rather morbid week with the passing of wayne thunder, then another sudden passing of Corey Nonis from Singapore's pioneering art-rock band, Heritage over the weekend, right after they received the Compass Award for Excellence in Songwriting. …
i think i'm spiraling from geek-dom to n3rd-dom because i laughed myself silly watching this video:awesome shortcuts from alpkan kirayoglu on Vimeo.taken from the Rhode Island School of Design Blog and contributed by one of my heroes, John Maeda
Sometimes i wonder why my neighbours bought a shoe rack if this is the state it's in. And it's freaking messing up our walkway!
our world is changing fast. the act of sex and the concept of love, relationship and marriage seem to be seen as separate topics altogether in today's fragmented, post modern, please yourself generation/society.and maybe this is where i can't seem to join the dots. is the act of sex merely physical as scientists claim, and are we just victims of the hormones secreted by our …
so i was at a retreat over the weekend. somewhere in the western part of singapore, Neo Tiew Road to be exact. if you need a reference point, it's where all the cemetaries are are further down. but it was rather good.. i won't bore you per se with the lessons i've learnt whilst there, but not having jumped online for about 2 days.. i feel kind of 'lost' now that i'm back in …
sometimes i wished i didn't know the things i knewthat within these four wallsi could be safeand you would leave me aloneyou stupid little worldalways trying to tell me what to dowhat to see, and what to saybecause now you've got me all scaredand i'm the only one brave enoughto say how damn scared i am of what you're capable of
all the time in the worldand yet they don't give me enough. it's hard to blog regularly these days, i just don't have the time nor energy to maintain a professional life, bassplaying, church and my family and friends without giving blogging a miss every now and then. so you'll excuse me if this blog becomes neglected for a few days on end sometimes.i'm taking the advice of …
surreal. how i haven't typed in here for so long. it's so easy to just shrug it off really. after a hard day's work, or just the whizz bang of too many rehearsals going on, or the day to day meeting ups with friends.. and the ever pertinent question "what do you read this blog for?"this blog doesn't really have a niche, so in that sense there really isn't a target audience. …
Let’s get one thing straight first: in order for an ideal democratic society to exist, we require a reliable and independent media reporting objectively on public events that help a society’s stakeholders make their own informed choices (represented by their elected government.)“The media, however, contribute also in positive ways to the functioning of …
i have a strange relationship with my country, Singapore. On one hand, i’m disheartened by the stories i read on STOMP, and on the other, there really is no place like this. And then you read magazines like Monocle, who’ve created a one page city guide of how awesome Singapore is as a business city.And ...
so here's how it is.i think too much, maybe waaaayy too much.a thinking man is not sexy, in fact it's a curse, because we tend to think about all the evidence and possible outcomes that it paralyzes you.and a man who doesn't act.. is really not much of a man at all. it's good to have faith, but faith without works is dead. the good intention, the brilliant strategies, the …
i did something rather unfamiliar today, i bought two magazines, Wired and Fast Company to be exact. in an age where print mediums are going extinct as fast as dinosaurs, many are moving online, finding an 'afterlife' in the cloud, the net, the web.. whatever you want to call it."all print goes online" as akin to "all dogs go to heaven"but i bought two magazines, on the …
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