Year of the Red (and other stories)

Switching CDs

Currently listening to Avril on the radio with a 'live' version of her song Nobody's Fool. Avril is painful to listen to 'live'. On the other hand, we know Ashlee Simpson can't sing 'live' at all, but her studio CD Autobiography sounds really good. The Avril CD has switched over to her studio songs (it's a bootleg, you must have guessed) and sound so much better, though still nothing quite praiseworthy. Where's my M2M CD?

Note: Now, this M2M Shades of Purple CD is original! A China release which was cheap after conversion... equivalent to RM10 here. On another note, my inability to find (even a bootleg copy of) Marit Larsen's Under the Surface CD until now is frustrating. Oh, Marit. Such a tease you are!

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Back Pain Philosophy

Treat the person who backstabbed you with respect. Call him by his name and smile to him. Make it even more challenging for him to do what's in his nature. Life is a circle. Every one of our actions will be concluded sooner or later, in its own way. If not in this life, in the next.

(But why do I have to meet so many of this bullsh!t people in my lifetime?)

I wish to end my circle of life. I guess I've lived so many lives before that I've become muak (disgusted) with this business of rebirth and death already. But it's a tall order to achieve, so I guess a more practicable goal would be to strive to make my next life better.

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Year of the Red

Every morning and afternoon on RED FM, they play a short Fengshui tips segment where this guy Kenny Hu from "I'm-not-printing-his-website-here dot com" sprouts common sense and downright nonsensical fengshui tips (in his pseudo-English accent!) like:

"Please take care of yourself when you're on the road, as accidents might happen to you, this year of the Red."

As he finishes, a prerecorded voice proudly proclaims: "RAT... FM!"

It's just a misheard, but it never fails to crack me up!