Monthly Archives: May 2009

difference in degrees

If Channing wasn’t some semi-famous A/B list actor he’d just be another good looking shirtless guy jogging on campus I sprain my neck to ogle. Lucky for me, he is a movie star with a couple new flicks out this … Continue reading

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the cuteness

From My Famous Friend an insightful feature piece on Stephanie March back in 2006: Stephanie has always been horribly superstitious, and the mention of anything important causes her to knock on wood. This makes it amusing to talk about important things where … Continue reading

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things that annoy me (but really shouldn’t)

I don’t usually go crazy english-nazi during everyday conversations but some things just drive me… crazy. Examples: – when people pronounce ‘client’ as a one-syllable word, sounding like ‘klein’. WTF, you manglish flers. – when people pronounce ‘flour’ as a … Continue reading

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quoting without regard to context

“then I feel entirely justified in collecting free panties twice a year.”

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hits and misses

How do you go from this:   to this:   Mariska has a hard on for Carolina Herrera dresses. She tends to wear Herrera to award shows. (I mean, how else do you think this fashion idiot knows who Carolina … Continue reading

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Barbie Stephanie

And you thought the Kentucky Derby was all about the horses and booze.   Let’s be honest – who wouldn’t want a life-size Stephanie March doll? Even better if it comes with different outfits.

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*speechless*

Grik couple have 21 children: IPOH: Anyone who is astounded by American couple Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar’s brood of 18 children do not know about housewife Chu Seok Len yet. … “I have graduated from raising my own children … Continue reading

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i don’t mean to offend anyone but are you a moron?

Is there any way that the papers misquoted him and I might’ve mistaken our Education Minister for a sexist dweeb? Here are two back to back quotes in a news item in The Star about the Minister wanting to make sports … Continue reading

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the awesomeness of Star Trek

let me tell you it. I am a fan but no purist. Wasn’t too sure about the whole idea of ST getting ‘reimagined’ but when I saw the product, I understand now. I tried to find something really obvious about … Continue reading

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Baby, I Think We’ve Made It Big

Ever heard of the Sanderson Hotel, London? Me neither. It looks like the sort of thing that might be called “comtemporary luxury with a touch of whimsy” in magazines. But all this eclectic modern sophistication is not the main point. … Continue reading

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well poupon you too, mister

From the I-dunno-what-else-to-say department, via the Huffington Post: Hannity Attacks Obama For Putting Mustard On His Burger Really, what else is there to say?

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AHA!

  I couldn’t place the actress that played Call-Me-Sam The Lawyer but she was so darn familiar so I looked her up. Melinda McGraw. … How could I forget that name? Melinda effing McGraw is MELISSA SCULLY. duuuuh!!!! Though, obviously, … Continue reading

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irony

  From The Star’s Battleground Ipoh photo gallery. I’d be lying if I said I was surprised and appalled. Nevertheless, it’s painful to watch. An exciting day in Ipoh. One for the history books. But not any kind of history books … Continue reading

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laksa love

Nana shared a write up about Malaysian food in the NY Times, published in 2006. I just wanted to reproduce this bit on asam laksa: The bowl that arrived was a master class in contrasting textures and flavors, with each … Continue reading

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no reason to be cute, detective…*

but d’aaawwwwww Olivia Benson is the cutest detective evah. I’m starting this one like I did the previous one – I didn’t HATE this episode. I only half hated it. The entire fucking second half!! Ok, so let’s start with … Continue reading

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