yupp, my childhood dream came through (albeit via CGI)
it was awesomeeeeeeee
the purists will always have a bone to pick the story ain true enough bumblebee shld be a small beatle too many human scenes not enough robot ones megatron is ugly (he is actually...)
but it was amazing really if not for anything else but for the fact that i actually grew up wanting to be an autobot
not a rock star, or doctor, or lawyer but an autobot
i always dreamt as a lil boy that i will find a pair of gold bangles and when i wear them, and clang them together, i will transform into a little robot that can merge with a car as its head/weapon/engine and become a big robot.
so you can probably imagine how i was gripped to my seat the entire movie. The scene near the end at the traffic junction, when the boy runs away with the cube to hide and it's just Prime and Megatron.. and he said " MEGATRON!! today... one shall stand.. and one shall fall.. "
there was a collective gasp from the cinema audience (actually mainly just the 25 - 35 yr old men) those were the famous lines prime utter before he was shot and damaged and eventually died in G1 transformers.
all in all, it was a dream came true for this little autobot. and baby bought me a Mr Potato Head optimus prime which I thought was awesome!!
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(note that some of the seemingly chauvanistic views discussed below were actually thrown up by a woman)
so i was havin coffee with an annoymous friend (let's call her L for discussion's sake)
and we were talkin about a "situation" that seems to be gettin quite prevalent these days, like how me and L both personally have female frens who are experiencing this... how mid-20s women, graduates, well-speaking, relatively successful in their careers, relatively hot, all seem to NOT be meetin good men
many issues were thrown up; how good men are either all married or gay how some women are "dating down" - dating men that are lower-educated, or earning a smaller paycheck than them, etc how *gasp* some of these women including L, are considering going for SDU activities how due to education, financial independence, social status, that they actually don't NEED a man to get by, but at the end of the day, they are but still - women.
i actually think it's quite important to not shut doors u don't have to open every door each time u hear a knock but slam each door shut and u will never find out wat could potentially possibly be behind them.
that said, it is also important that we, as human beings, have standards it doesnt have to be sky-high standards but to expect from others what others have come to expect of you that's pretty fair? no?
i think L shld jus get out more meet more people, do more things, go to more places.
and her being her, i'm pretty sure she'll be just fine.. 8)
this post is for fei and weixiong cos i reckon only they can understand what we're talkin about
i think the moment was best captured during a msn conversation at 5am when we were both eatin Macs we ordered from macdelivery, and weixiong said:
"k*#, we shld be playing mj now lor"
funny how a seemingly routine event gets so etched into our lives that when it's gone? we actually draw association from other objects/events that reminds us of it...
it could be a game of mj, a person (or persons), a movie we watched 10 yrs ago, a song we hear on late night radio, a page of our yearbook, a blog of a stranger
the things in life we touch, or touch us.
*mutters* pls let me siong pls let me siong *mutters*
the website is about this guy called sam who draws pictures from titles that his readers sends him, and i actually think his pictures rock. yes, granted they are stick figures (you arty-farty elitist pig if u snorted) haha.. but i think the stick figures capture the titles very nicely...
sam's got a gift. he manages to use simple colors and stick figures to put forward sometimes "heavy" themes into a simple illustration. and i think therein lies its beauty - its simplicity.
life's complicated enough most times, we gotta keepit simple.
enjoy the website. 8)
6:06:00 PM
of the 2-week term break...
ah yes... 2 weeks stayin up late watchin shows d/loaded from utorrent sleepin in gym jammin with da band spendin time with da gf preping matric pack for skoo startin 1 aug markin common test scripts life is good 8)
Thursday, June 14, 2007 8:18:00 PM
of the new layout...
wayyyyy overdue.. hopefully a new layout wld motivate me to blog a lil more 8)