Wednesday, October 28, 2020

Being a geeky engineer - another thought

Disclaimer: This is by no means any complaint to ladies in any form.

Don't we guys love watching weather report, studying the cyclone path, and occasionally, the eye catching reporters. Being a geeky engineer, I am like Curious George and like to keep questioning many things and looking for answers to every question. And I take further steps to study hard into weather data.

Okay, here is my finding: I look up how many days considered arid, say below 55%RH throughout a year. Interesting enough, there are only 40 something days out of a year below this humidity level. Okay then. Give me a reason why all the ladies always complain about skin dryness all the damn time. And they have to moisturize their skins like every other day with cream, facial, and whatever else they use. What's the flip with that?

Alright, and the commercials keep reminding them to use this and use that wonderful product for extra moist, extra protection, heavy duty this and extra armored that. Hmm, is it me or is something fishy going on here? Can't we just use some common products- here is a good one: butter- for keeping skin tender and moist, like how I like my steak. Butter is natural and cheap, doesn't cost a whole lot. I also like to take a step further: From now on, 'butterface' shall be a positive word to honor those ladies using butter, not expensive products, on their faces for sustaining a thrifty lifestyle.

Actually, guys, do we really care this extra moisture scam? All we studs care is keeping that particular place wet, for like, 5 minutes (based on scientific figures from reputation research of the internet). Ladies, now you already know, and you can spend less on facials and creams. And you might ask 'now where should we spend this money?' More on those little hand bags, shoulder bags, purses, clutches, pochettes, baguettes, and those I can't even spell out. Let me take one for the team and speak out: No, if there is one thing let it be lingerie. So that we can make that 5 happy minutes a little longer.

Tuesday, November 29, 2011

My Own Thank You Notes

Honoring one of my favorite bits on the Jimmy Fallon's Late Night Show, here I am with my own little Thank You Notes. P.S. I am so hoping to have the thank you note music comping with this blog too.

Thank you, all you college students in your school outfit. You are like a walking location flash card. Just when I am lost, and yes, here you are. I am currently in the town of... Duke.

Thank you, Facebook People You May Know, for constantly reminding me of people I'm trying to ignore.

Thank you, @ sign, for making our life much much much easier when we have to spell out the word "at".

Thank you, the end of NBA lockout, signed by the Union of Bookies.

Thank you, social networking sites, for linking up people who already know each other and for letting people networking without actually being social.

Thank you, old people smell, for being a reliable indicator of senior citizens.

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

Yet Another Thought

Listening to few ol' tunes the other day. What's up with that Louis Armstrong singing White X'mas? It ain't right man, just ain't right. The song could be renamed to fine x'mas, nice x'mas, or tight x'mas... yeh yo.

Friday, March 19, 2010

Music, Lately

What's going on with R&B music lately? Lyrics are so unbearable.

First off, question to the ladies: How many of you think Trey Songz invented sex? I always thought it was Thomas Edison, oh my bad...

Ah, I am sick and tired of hearing making bed rocks, Okay? And please, I don't see how rocking her bed has anything to do with Stevie. Alright, alright, maybe that one time when Stevie's singing helped me to get laid, that's it. But I am sure this song won't.

By the way, I don't care about neighbor's names. Keep the squeaky noise down and use cup coasters, okay? You probably don't want to hear any scratching, yelling, and wall banding from my apartment either. Geez, trying to get some sleep here, Trey Songz.

And Luda, really? Is it the best you can come up with? Right, how low can all these go...

It makes me understand that there must be a market for all these great songs. If not, R. Kelly would have stopped making records to preach to girls. You know.

Saturday, March 6, 2010

Random Thoughts

Just a thought, or thoughts indeed...

How come we never complain about "Damn! This computer is too fast for me. It needs to slow down."

Okay, of many thoughts come across our minds, men's of course, how about a penis reduction surgery? That's right - I don't think so!

Isn't Bluetooth the greatest invention? Now you can pretend speaking into the Bluetooth car phone and having a fake conversation in your car while you feel it is actually okay to talk to yourself, accompanying with hand gestures, because others have no idea about and don't know you being a total self-talk weirdo.

Monday, November 2, 2009

Sardine in a Can

Sardine is the type that you either love or hate, and I just happen to love the taste of it. However, I haven't been able to find any great grilled sardines in the US, and it has been a challenge to find good sardines in a can also. So, I have been trying to find the best that is available in the US and here are a few of some I have tried:

Cole's Sardines Smoked Portuguese Sardines in Olive Oil, Portugal

The Good: The smokiness is about right, not overly strong, not so weak to distinguish. It adds complexity to the taste of sardine.
The Bad: Falls apart quite easily. Makes you curious whether fish was fresh during canary process.
Rating: 3

Morgada - Sardines Portugaises a la Tomate, Portugal, $4.50

The Good: Overall taste of the tomato sauce is quite good. Sardines are average.
The Bad: Sardines in tomato sauce just not my favorite, quite pricey.
Rating: 2

Matiz Gallego, Spain, $2.95

The Good: The size of sardines come just right! Chunky and tasty, with firm texture yet not too rough, without strong fishly smell. The bone is chewable and crunchy.
The Bad: Just couldn't get enough in one can.
My thoughts: Serve with toast.
Rating: 5

As do Mar Sardine (all'olio di Oliva), Portugal, $2.95

The Good: Taste is decent without strong fishly smell. Texture is not firm enough but overall is not bad.
The Bad: Salty.
My thoughts: Serve with food, say salad...
Rating: 4

Angelo Parodi Sardine (all'olio di Oliva), Portugal, $2.95

The Good: Fair. Taste - Okay. Nothing stands out exceptionally.
The Bad: Texture is slightly soft with slightly strong fishly flavor.
Rating: 2

Ligo (Tomato Sauce), The Phillipines, $0.XX

The Good: Price.
The Bad: Fishes are small and lack of the sweetness. Texture is soft and slightly rough.
Rating: 1

Bela-Olhao (Olive Oil), Portugal, $2.XX

The Good: Fair. Imported from Portugal.
The Bad: Fishes are small with slightly strong fishly taste.
Rating: 1

King Oscar (Two Layer, Olive Oil), Norway, $2.65

The Good: Fair. Neatly packaged. No fishly taste.
The Bad: Fishes are significantly small.
Rating: 2

Crown Prince (Two Layer, Olive Oil), Scotland, $2.65

The Good: Fair. No fishly taste. Similar to King Oscar Brand.
The Bad: Fishes are significantly small. No chewable bones.
Rating: 2

Sardine Pollastrini di Anzio, Italy, $4.95

Piccanti all'Olio d'Oliva Specialita della Casa
The Good: Although size of the sardines is relatively small, they have so much flavor in them, especially a kick of spiciness. Texture is firm, and olive oil is nicely "aged" in the oil.
The Bad: Not enough.
My thoughts: It is one of the best in the market most definitely, but it can't be consumed all by itself because of the saltiness.
Rating: 5

Natural Sea Brisling Sardines in Soybean Oil, Poland, $2.95

The Good: Flavorful.
The Bad: Texture is sort of mushy. Size is rather small. Bones are not noticeable.
Rating: 3


(Not able to find in the US)
Conservas Portugal Norte, Portugal

Porthos - Sardines A L'huile D'Olive
My thoughts: Served with salad.
Rating: 5

Porthos - Sardines A L'huile D'Olive Piquantes
My thoughts: Served with toasted bread, food, and more...
Rating: 5

Porthos - Sardines a la sauce tomate
The Good: Tomato sauce is not made of tomato paste, instead it is tomato oil. Fish is decent, size is slightly smaller as compared to others, without strong fishly smell.
The Bad: Texture is slightly rough. Sardines & tomato sauce just not sophisticated enough.
My thoughts: hmmm.... spaghetti?
Rating: 3

Bon Appetit - Sardines Portugaises a l'huile d'olive, Portugal

The Good: Fair, nothing exceptionally stands out.
The Bad: Salty and relatively smaller than others, fairly strong fishly smell.
Rating: 2

Kampell - Sardinal Portuguese, Portugal

The Good: Taste is unexpectedly fine without strong fishly scent.
The Bad: Not spicy enough, and the size of sardines is relatively small.
Rating: 4

Maruzzella - Sardine (All'olio di Oliva), Italy

The Good: Overall quality is superb. The size of sardines is in the larger size; the taste is well preserved; and they are not very salty.
The Bad: Bones are not crunchy enough to be noticeable.
My thoughts: It is a versatile product to be used for almost everything.
Rating: 4

Nostromo - Sardine All'olio di Oliva, Italy

The Good: Chunky.
The Bad: Not enough flavor, and texture is rough.
Rating: 2

Delicius - Sardine All'olio di Oliva, Italy

The Good: The size of sardines is good. Bones are adequately crunchy. It's lightly seasoned so additional seasoning can be added to it.
The Bad: Texture and taste tend to be on the mushy and fishy side.
My thoughts: It is versatile and I think it can be made as a Pâté .
Rating: 4

Fauchon Rillettes de Sardine, France

The Good: This is not a regular sardine in a can, but pâté in a jar. It has a very enjoyable taste, although it is quite different from what I have reviewed so far.
The Bad: Addictive.
Rating: 5

Minerva Sardines Piquantes Portugaises A L'Huile Vegetale, Portugal

Rating: 3

Season Skinless and Boneless Imported Sardines in Pure Olive Oil, Morocco

The Good: Excellent for making pâté and breadspread. Olive oil complimenting the sardines is thick and tasteful.
The Bad: Firm texture that makes them hard to chew. Sardine itself is less impressive than the olive oil.
Rating: 4
To Be Continue...

Chocolate Reviews

It's a log of all the chocolates I have tried... and I am planning to share my 2 cents on different chocolates:

Cafe~Tasse, Belgium
Noir - The Earl Grey
Rating: 9

Confiserie Heilemann, Germany
Edelbitter-Schokolade 77% Cocoa
Rating: 9

Michel Cluizel, France
Noir Infini 99%
Rating: 9

Recchiuti, San Francisco, CA, United States
Force Noir
Rating: 9

Amedei, Italy
Napolitains - Cioccolato Fondente Extra 75%
Rating: 8.5

Domori, Italy
Tavolette - Chuao Hacienda San Jose
Rating: 8

Baratti & Milano, Torino, Italia
Napolitains - Cioccolato Finissimo al Latte
Rating: 8

Vivani, Germany
70% Cacao Edel Bitter (Ecuador)
Rating: 7.5

Maglio, Italia
Africa Cacao 75%
Rating: 7.5

Republica Del Cacao, United States
Los Rios 75% Cacao
Rating: 7.5

Santo Domingo Cacao 70%
Rating: 6.5

Les Freres Blanc, France
Chocolat noir 72% de cacao
Rating: 7.5

Hachez, Deutschland
Cocoa D'Arriba Mango Chili 77% cacao
Rating: 7.5

Cote d'Or, Belgium
Noir 70% Cocoa
Rating: 7.5

Le Belge, Napa, California, United States
Cacao Noir 72% Artisan Dark Belgian Chocolate With Roasted Cacao Nibs
Rating: 7.5

Valrhona, France
Guanaja - Chocolat Noir 70%
Rating: 7.5

Agnes B Delices 70% Noir
Rating: 7.5

Perlege, Belgium
Noir
Rating: 7.5

The Tea Room, American Canyon, California, United States
72% Cacao Dark Chocolate Infused with Yerba Mate Tea & Cacao Nibs
Rating: 7

Green & Black's, England
Dark 85%
Rating: 7

Chocovic, Spain
Guaranda 71% Cocoa
Rating: 7

Feodora Chocolade, Bremen, Germany
Grand 'Or 75% Cocoa
Rating: 7

Godiva, Belgium
Overall Rating: 7

Marks & Spencer, England
Dark Chocolate with Peruvian Cocoa 72% Cocoa Solids
Rating: 7


The Tea Room, American Canyon, CA, United States
Dark Chocolate Infused with Yerba Mate Tea and Cacao Nibs
Rating: 6.5

Cuorenero, Bologna, Italy
Kiwi a Pezzi - Puro Cioccolato Fondente Extra
Rating: 6.5

Toblerone, Switzerland
Milk Chocolate With Honey and Almond Nougat
Rating: 6.5

Isis Luxury, Belgium
Belgian Extra Dark Chocolate - 85% Cocoa
Rating: 6.5

Meiji, Japan
Cacao 99%
Rating: 6

Stainer, Italy
Tavoletta Di Puro Cioccolator Fondente - Cacao 100%
Rating: 5.5

Hersey's, United States
Cocoa Reserve 65%
Rating: 5

Scharffen Berger, Berkeley, CA, United States
70% Cacao Bittersweet
Rating: 4

82% Cacao Extra Dark
Rating: 6

See's Candy, United States
Overall Rating: 3

Wednesday, November 26, 2008

Another Thought - Current Economy

"Economy, what'd happened?"

"Oh boy, you are in bad shape."

"Hell, you look like SH!T."

Banking systems failed. Auto industries suffered. Stock market crashed. Governments fetch out new plans to slow down the economy free-falling and ease the market pain. Corporate CEO's call for help from the government. Resources (let just say money) are pumped into private industries from the governments, and they even take the liabilities of these firms to ensure investors' confidences. This is happening to this government, which is the same country against Communist all along while it is practically adopting the principles of Communism. Irony huh?

I am not here to bash this country exercising socialistic ideologies (let just ease off on the "C" word here). As a matter of fact, I am definitely in support for the idea that governments shall be formed by the people and shall be for the people. In hard time like right now, I firmly believe the government is responsible for laying out new policies to help the ones in need. However, if it is only one thing this country has reputation for, it is the inability to follow through and complete the intended missions. As an example, remember all the wars?

If we are to help the economy recovered, let's get serious. First thing first - let's get rid of all worker unions - let's fire those donuts chuckers and caffeine inhalers don't have actual work, especially those work groups that have only one person working and fifteen others overseeing for safety and quality control. Just sick and tired of these lazy asses protected by the unions. Isn't the State running out of money and risking bankruptcy? I'm just irritated by these overpaid "supervisors" supervising each other.

I know, people will be crying fouls that without unions all workers will be exploited by the greedy rich. Okay, let me throw a proposal here - let's unify all worker unions into a single governing body. Oh, hey, wait a minute here - Didn't we already have something similar? Isn't it called the GOVERNMENT?!

Next, let's bust a tax cap on those mofluggers making millions a year but paying 15% tax. What is the justification of a person making billions in a year? It translates a salary of 19 dollars per minute. Technically speaking, these people are paid taking a dump. Their bowel even has a price tag on it! Meanwhile, there are people starving in the world and couldn't even get one full meal a day. This doesn't sound right at all!

Really, where does the money come from to pay off these billion dollar tycoons? In the current zero-sum society, the rich get all the doughs, while the poor lose their shirts, or even worse - underwear. Shouldn't these money collectors pay back to the society, regardless if they are willing or unwilling to do so? Isn't this government a self-proclaim humanitarian defender, yet we allow the well-to-do's to get loaded from the public poor? I don't think this is very humane at all, my friend.

Then, let's trim down the size of the government. What's up with all these bureaucracies happening in the government? The pretentiousness of these government officials rots the once plausible nation. These folks are holding a tight grip on their jobs, social status, and power by making jobs more complicated than ever. What's up with the ATF, NSA, FBI, US Marshals, Coast Guards, Secret Service, Marines, Army Corp, Navy, Air Force, CIA, you name it... There are so many of them to confuse the fuck out of us. Really, is ATF necessary? Do we really need a policing force to oversee alcohols, cigarettes, and firearms? Can't NSA and Secret Service be merged? And don't get me started with US Marshals and FBI...

And when the government bails out financial institutions by taking over their debts caused by the sub prime crisis, shouldn't the government own these real estates? These keep me pondering... Why can't the government use these lands/properties for low-incoming housing, retirement homes, or rehab centers? Isn't there a better way to deal with all the empty foreclosed houses? Oh why not build more prisons on these lands? Don't we have prison overcrowded issue in the U.S.? Didn't a study report that once every three people in this country has been/is in jail. Some of these prisoners are charged with use/possess of marijuana. Now I have a second thought - Can't we just legalize it so that the government is not wasting precious money to bust these stoners?

Well, after all, we are living in the united state of accusation.

Thursday, September 11, 2008

Thoughts - Part II

My advice to a friend at the crossroad where he had to make a decision for his career:

Choosing a workplace is like picking a girlfriend. You DON'T go for supermodels. You are better off looking for that person who crazes about you more.

Here is my reasoning: The firms that all dream to work for are like supermodels (and they care less about you, what you think, and how you feel). On the other hand, the firms that are less famous, and less stuck-up are usually the ones who care about you, offer you more, and compensate you nicely. Who wants to be treated as a second class citizen, for real?

Tuesday, September 9, 2008

An Odd Year of Presidential Election

To me, this year presidential election is stranger than others. No, I don't mean the race of the presidential candidate. And no, it is not about the sex of the candidate either. What I have noticed is the correct pronunciation of both vice president candidates' names - Biden and Palin.

Thanks to the everyday TV coverage on the campaign. Otherwise, I would have embarrassed myself by pronouncing Biden sounding like bidet toilet or bidone and Palin to rhyme like pal of Stalin. Let's be honest, a vice president may not be the most influential person, but I surely would not prefer my running mate associated with a bowl washing asses, or Stalin if I were pursuing the presidency. On a second thought, Stalin might love hockey, might be as tough as a pitbull, but a bidet is more useful - as least it keeps my rear end nice and clean.

Wednesday, April 30, 2008

You know you are...

Collecting and complying from various conversation, observation, and reading, here is a checklist for "you know you are a Hipster" if...

1. You buy used clothes not because you can't afford new, and you spend 100 bucks on a vintage outfit;
2. You enjoy cruising on a single speed bike without helmet on a hilly city, e.g. San Fracisco;
3. You wear a jean that is way short so that everyone can see your socks a mile away, and your jean is usually tight enough to make you walk like a robot;
4. You pretend to love all the underground music that no one has even heard of. You are self-proclaim the No. 1 supporter for these bands and you can brag about the way you supported them when the band was unknown all day. Now, you hate them for getting famous and popular with a consistent fan base of 10 people. And with the 2nd CD out, you are feeling that their music direction deviates from the original;
5. You are learning a second language for the reason of impressing other by practicing it through ordering foods and correcting other's inaccurate pronunciation;
6. If you are not a potter, you can't be stoner. If you are not a stoner, you can't be a hipster;
7. Your body naturally move randomly whenever music is on, wherever you are, and whatever type of music is playing, yet everyone is making an attempt to understand your dance style with the music;
8. You must be a liberal, no, a super-dupper-hyper liberal. Occasionally, you are a vegetarian or vegan.

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Thoughts

Just writing down a few thoughts on different subjects... most of them are probably not anything brand new...

--- Save the Social Security System ---

I am quite certain that everyone is aware of the potential troubles with the social security system and have probably heard and thought of different ways to reduce the possible impact caused by the failing social security system. One way to sustain the existing system is to encourage males to spread their seeds and enlarge their family at an exponential rate so that the "legacy" can be passed on to the next generation. I am in complete agreement with this solution, and here comes what I think to be a nice slogan to bring up the social awareness of this solution ~ FUCK! No more "make love, not war" bumper sticker. Just go with the most direct approach - FUCK! In addition, here is a song to sing along with the slogan, imagine all the people fucking all the times. Imagine everyone is busy fucking and no time for crime, no time for violence. It's a wonderful world.

--- Risk Management ---

Life is all about making right decisions at the right moments and managing risks at different situations. What I'd like to share are a couple of life-long guidelines in making the right decisions.

Rule No. 1: It is not worth to break up with your girlfriend if you are only upgrading from a 6.5 to a 7.0. If any upgrade, it has to be a full-step improvement; otherwise, DON'T. Let us compare this with pure investment analysis: If the return does not justify the risk of the investment, there is no reason of making such investment. By the same token, think about all the time, work, and energy spent on a lady and she doesn't appear to be much better than whoever you have right now. Does it make sense to take action?

Rule No. 2: Always go for a 9.0 instead of a 5.0. First of all, let's make sure everyone on the same page; that is, perfect 10 does not exist! Miss 10.0 is like an ideal number such as the square root of -1 - imaginary. A'ight, next is the misconception of getting 5.0 is easier than getting 9.0. My firm belief is that all ladies are difficult to catch. Doesn't matter whether they are 1.0 or 9.0; it's just as difficult. Of course, there is no denial of different levels of difficulties associated with broads at different ranks. Nevertheless, fact cannot be ignored that the possibility of getting turned down by a 5.0 can be as high as by a 9.0. Getting shot down by a 5.0 can cause much psychological adverse affect on everyone than by a 9.0. Not to exaggerate, this can be life changing experience - picture yourself in a club and trying to ask a chubby chick, who is with her hot friend, to dance with you, but you find yourself facing the back of her head while your friends are calling you a chubby chaser. Oh boy!

That's all for tonight, peace.

Wednesday, April 16, 2008

Random Anger

Does anyone know this week (4/14 to 4/21) is the so called "Teen Driving Week"? I was driving to work this morning and saw this message on a big ol' electronic billboard. I was like why wasting so much energy to show this non-productive message on a major highway and what the f^ck is "Teen Driving Week"? I don't even think this week should be the Teen Driving Week at all!

Here is what I think:

Move the "Teen Driving Week" to July or August to go hand-in-hand with the "Spare the Air Week". Meanwhile, we can encourage our teens to drive more to pollute the environment, and we can shoot ourselves in the foot to promote sparing the air by taking public transportation. This is yet another contradicting act from the government.

As long as I can assign each week for a special purpose, why don't we throw in something like: Singing While Driving Week, Pedestrian Walking on the Sidewalk Week, Smell Your Own Fart Week, Don't Flush Until You Can't Stand it Week... These sound like FUN!

Wait a damn second here. hmmm... I know. Argh huh, to add to my calender, I think I will have 4/14 to 4/21 be "the F^cking Us Over" or "the Government Says and We Bend Over" Week to celebrate the glorious deadline to file taxes!

Monday, April 7, 2008

Sex and Sleep

It's been quite a while from my last post. Work has given me stress and not enough time for creativity until last night...

I was all and ready to get some rest last night, and the next thing - yeah, you know it - my upstair neighbor was DOING it. His girlfriend was making hella noise! Don't get me wrong. I am all in support of guys getting heads and ass, but I have to admit that it's not pleasant when you hear moaning while trying to fall asleep. The worst would be this girl purposely faking it! In this situation, I actually thought about turn on my speaker and play some porns as loud as it can to nullify this noise attack from upstair. Of course, being a gentleman as usual, I just put on my headphone as my earplug to block off all the unwanted sound wave.

Sleep was decent, not great, but decent, until 7 in the morning. I was waken up, again by the flicking moaning noise. I was flicking pissed 'cause I wanted to stay in bed until time to work. Plus, who would fucking wake up in 7 in the morning to DO it! That's an act without decency, you know. Remember in your apartment laundry room, there is always a sign telling you not to wash your clothes before 8 am and after 10 pm. This guy is violating the rules and should be expelled from the apartment.

While the noise keeps coming like a wave, a sudden thought just stroke me like a lightning - Maybe this girl is not his girlfriend, maybe she is a professional, a professional service provider. Now, it all made sense because if I paid for any service, I would want to get my full value. Plus, this is pussy we are talking about here, and there is no way that any guys would miss out on hitting that. Having sex and practicing the fundamentals of being a smart consumer, Grrreat! Literally, it's like hitting two birds with one stone.

Then, I forgave him and went back to sleep.

Tuesday, February 19, 2008

I am always in trouble...

when it comes to relationship. Men, males never win a fight in any relationship because women always ALWAYS have the upper hand (or lower, to be precise on the location) . Even though I understand this by heart, I still don't understand why I often find myself in this battle accidentally and inadvertently, especially when it comes to Valentine's Day.

Girlfriend always complains I am not romantic enough and is not impressed with my effort. Well, her girlfriends never help either, if not making my situation worse like hammering nails into my coffin, 'cause they like to share personal life, and especially love to put their boyfriends under magnifying glass. Or worse, we, the boyfriends, are often being prosecuted in trial without knowing the crimes that we have committed. Being well aware of the judicial system and the consequences of being confrontational, I have to admit I am guilty.

Although I accept to all charges of wrong doings, I think it isn't really my fault for not being romantically impressive on Valentine's Day. Just because there are some boyfriends who come up with creative ideas to express their affection, I, then, have become a prisoner of romance. Not that I am scared of being a prisoner, it is just the punishment that worries me. Be real, I hate all my girlfriend's friends' romantic boyfriends because you have raised the bar for the rest of us. And this bar hits us bad, real bad, 'cause we might be facing yet another year to miss out on Steak and BJ Day. The glimpse of hope of getting some heads (opps, I meant to celebrate the great March 14 - Steak and BJ Day) depends heavily on my parole performance now. Flucrak!

Afterthought: I think we ought to liberate and fight against the system. Our objective for this liberation is to make everyday a Steak and BJ Day!

Monday, January 21, 2008

(If I have to decide...) My vote goes to...

JOHN McCAIN


I ain't have much love for politics and am neither a republican nor a democrat supporter... but I think I like John McCain for these following reasons:

1. He is the oldest candidate and it is extremely likely that he will last for one term only. When I get sick of him, I can think to myself that he is going to be around for 4 years. That's it.

2. John McCain can save us from any disasters! He will crawl through elevator shafts, jump off from airplane/helicopter, run after bank robbers in the middle of Manhattan, shoot all the villains in the head to protect the nation. Salute to McCain!

3. McCain's daughter is hot! She is much more attractive than Chelsea Clinton. Imagine you see Chelsea once a week on TV, oh boy, I can feel the sick out of my stomach. On the other hand, I probably won't get tired seeing the McCain's on TV.

That's why my vote NOT to the Clinton's. Sorry.

Sunday, December 2, 2007

Lyrics for "Time to Vote Again"

Music from "Do-re-mi" in movie "Sound of the Music"
Lyrics by Me

Description:

It was my assignment for a music class to rewrite the lyrics for a song. It just happened that I thought of this song because of the simplicity and popularity. Popularity here doesn't mean it is pop music or it is loved by everyone.

I brainstormed the lyrics in half an hour. Originally, I planned to re-write it to be a romantic song. However, on second thought, I was getting tired of writing love songs and would like to try something new. Since the presidential champaign next year is on the news every night, I just took this event and worked out the lyrics with a twist of humor to complete my assignment. There you have my presentation of "Time to Vote Again."


(Prelude)

(Chorus)

C -- D -- E - C - E - C - E
It's the time to vote a-gain

D - E -- F --- F -- E - D -- F
De-mo-crat does-n't look great

E - F - G -- E -- G - E - G
Re-pu-bli-can's e-ven worse

F ---- G - A - A - G -- F ---- A
There is not much to choose from

G - - C -- D - E -- F -- G - A
You can vote for who you like

A ----- D -- E - F -- G -- A --- B
Some-thing I don't care much for

B ---- E - F - G - A -- B ---- C
Now pre-si-den-tial cham-paign

C - B A - F - B - G -- C
It's a big ol' flick-ing joke


C - D -- E --- C - E - C -- E
I don't know who to sup-port

D --- E - F - F -- E --- D ---- F
when e-lec-tion time comes close

E - F -- G -- E - G E -- G
I have heard a sto-ry that

F ---- G -- A --- A - G --- F --- A
some-one called col-bert would run

G - C - D - E -- F -- G A
He got no love from S C

A - D - E - F --- G - A - B
Re-pu-bli-cans hate his gut

B -- E --- F - G - A - B - C
be-cause he's co-me-di-an

C --- B -----A - F B G --- C
who makes fun of e-very-one

(End)

Thursday, November 22, 2007

Random Conversation

A discussion at a bar with a friend came to a point: women always love to cuddle. As Chris Rock would say, nothing makes a woman happier than cuddling. My question is - why cuddling is so appealing to women and deeply sought by women? I apologize to all the ladies out there who are reading this post (I believe this might be unnecessary because I don't know whether I have any female readers here), but I just don't really understand the reasons behind.

To me, cuddling is that a couple are close together with the male figure wrapping the arms around the female figure and whisper in bed or any furniture that both can lay on comfortably.

I would, in this situation, fall asleep in no time because I need my sleep. It is not easy to stay awake for the entire time to cuddle with your significant other. Sleep is extremely important based on the New England Journal of Medicine. As a matter of fact, regulation ought to enforce that no one shall be stopped from getting their sleep in all situations.

In addition, most of the time cuddling is just plain ol' cuddling and it does not lead to a subsequent happy ending according to my humble research. After much analysis, I conclude that cuddling is like investing in mutual funds - it is a long and slowly progressing investment, yet it does not guarantee for personal gain. There is also not much excitement in investing in mutual funds and the return is not greatly attractive. However, it is almost guaranteed for a definite return (regardless of the amount of rewards) and it is a quasi risk-free approach. You don't have to invest in it but you sure would think about it when the market is not performing. One more point brought up by Mr. P-lof was that it is "FDIC" insured. For sure, you can do no wrong if you spend time to cuddle with your girl(s).

Through my thinking process, I just brainstormed that there should be some sort of reward to all the men who spent so much time on cuddling. Like a credit card point reward program, we should be loud for our sincere effort to please you ladies! Therefore, I propose to the Men's Law Committee that for every time we, men, males, make you women feel secure, safe, and comfortable in our arms, there ought to be a happy ending to our action to honor (or reimburse) our good behavior (Partition No. 2007-360A57).

Tuesday, November 6, 2007

Recipe of British Tea Bomb

If there is ever a time when you are tired of Irish Car Bombs, when you are having an afternoon tea and want to spice things up, when you prefer a drink that does not have high concentration of alcohol, here is something you can consider next time when you crave for a drink: British Tea Bomb.

British Tea Bomb:

6 fluid ounce of tea (preferably chilled, black tea) in a pint glass

1/3 shot of Scotch (Usually Irish whisky, i.e. Jameson, is used in a car bomb. In this case, I have no intention to piss off Michael Collins or Murray McDavid, so we are substituting with Scotch, i.e. Red Label. My apology to Johnny and Glen)

1 shot of Merlyn cream liqueur (Usually Irish cream liqueur, i.e. Bailey)

*Additional favor can be added per personal preference, for example, Dutch Chocolate Bomb. Instead of tea and Merlyn cream liqueur, use hot cocoa and Voyant Chai cream.

There you have it. Cheers Mate!

Wednesday, October 31, 2007

6 Reasons I am for Halloween

6. 10/31 can be known as something else besides just 10/31.

5. Star Trek geeks can get their money worth - One more chance to put on the uniforms besides the Convention.

4. Kids get free candies and parents can save and serve the leftover for any occasions.

3. One can cross-dress with no fear and no shame. So... be proud and be all you can be.

2. Ladies dress as trashy (opps I meant sexy) as possible and no one shall call them hoes. Hooray!

No. 1 reason for having Halloween...

One more excuse to get drunk and trashed on a weeknight, and nobody can say you are an alcoholic. Hell Yeah!