I judge by da cover, so what?

You know how sometimes ppl say don't 'judge a book by its cover' because we could be deceived by it?

The blunt truth is, even the person who believe it like a life-saving-guide does it unconsciously. hypocrite? not really, at least they tried.

I am one of the majority that does it consciously and willingly, but not to the extreme.

WHY?

I'm telling you, judging something/someone by its cover is the most useful tool in making fast decisions. Eventually, everyone does that when they need to decide and don't have many light years ahead to evaluate or let the devil/angel in them battle to the end.

so what if we made the wrong decision in the end? at least we learn more tips in doing that again next time!

Someone I used to know always say, 'The dressing doesn't matter because it's what you are that counts.'

I didn't agree. The first impression is of utmost importance. What they see in the real you is more of a support.

Conclusion? I think I win hands down if we're to debate.

note: this entry came about just because me and iris were hunting for books by looking at iys cover, at a book sale. LOL!

mobile is king!

i LOVE the technology when they tell you they have all sorts of apps
that can do various shit.

But you know what?

i HATE it when they don't function properly and failed.com when i
susah-payah downloaded and installed this little idiot apps.

It's a love-hate relationship, complicated too! story ends. *tut*

Know the limits and what not?

I realised I hadn't been blogging for a long time.

I knew what was the reason. Only ONE.

I am limiting myself to what I can and cannot write.

Ever since the whole drama of my blog controversy, I couldn't blog about personal things or upload photos of my whereabouts.
I couldn't blog about current news that's being debated by every blogger.
I couldn't blog about what are the upcoming events and parties.

Then yesterday, I logged in to my blog and felt annoyed by these reasons.
I was soooo annoyed I had to write about this today.

The million-dollar question, should I continue writing in this blog if I'm so limited by its history?

The Best Job In The World!

I found this at the bottom of the email AirAsia sent to me yesterday.

Tourism Queensland in Australia is looking for a 'Island Caretaker'.

6 months contract, and you're getting AUD$150,000!

I'm telling you, the name of the job may sound 'not so cool'. Go to the website www.islandreefjob.com and read through their job scope and responsibilities.

Trying out spa? Bushwalking? Going around the island on a helicopter? Try out the new snorkelling gear?

You call that a job?! It's an all-paid for holiday!

The fact is, it's probably only a gimmick by Tourism Queensland to create a hoo-haa over this island by choosing someone to be the caretaker. The caretaker also need to explore and blog or video record his/her experiences there. And most probably it'll be uploaded online for viral purposes. I don't know.

STILL!

Closing date for application: 22nd February :)

Sarcastic satisfaction

I feel damn right satisfied today.

A bit sarcastic too.

That's because I realised people are still tagging on to my blog like a leech because they got nothing else better to do.

I have to give a professional occupation name to these people.

BECAUSE they're so professional and efficient in their job, they spend their time searching for bloggers who seem racist. They always manage to find something and dedicate their blogs to talk about these racist scumbags/mofo. (whatever you all called it).

Note to these 'leeches': Name callings are not 100% racist when you never mention the race.

Anyone has any idea what kinda occupation name to give them?

TNB, take that!

I can't describe in words how I hate most of the government offices in Malaysia.

But what I hate more are the privatised ones, and to name 2 of my favourite hatees:

TELEKOM Malaysia & Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB)

Both of them share several similarities, which I personally experienced:

• Rude staff (especially over the phone).
• Yakking away with colleagues while doing their work (in the branches).
• Efficient in chasing you for money but totally disappear when you have problems with their products/services.
• Their technicians are busier than any International companies' CEO and you have to wait for them like an idiot.
• Takes a zillion years for someone to answer the hotline or the branch's phone.
• The staff finish work 5 minutes before their official closing time.

And then today, I saw this article about TNB's financial condition.

TNB posts Q1 loss, braces for bad 2009 (link)

How did I respond?

I laughed my jaw off.

Have you ever had this urge?

You know sometimes you just have this urge to start something new?

To do something and be somewhere entirely new.

Get to know people you have never met before and not related to your cliques of friends in any way.

Do crazy (but rationale) things that you only used to imagine.

I know... it sounds ridiculously weird.

But I so feel like doing it.

One Fine Day.