Nuffnang 5th Birthday Bash

Ok, the rule says I gotta be creative to win the invites to Nuffnang B'day Bash.

Instead, I'm gonna cheat. *If you know what I mean* =3

So the question is 'how should the stick man celebrate his 5th b'day?'

I think, everyone should get their friends to do the stick man pose, better still, get some friends to do it with you.

Spot me! I'm in green!

See, its done! =D

On top of that, why I would love to be there at the 5th Nuffnang b'day bash?

The answer is plain simple, it is because of these guys...

Spending some time with them would be my objective.

I cannot ask for more, knowing them was undisputedly one of the many great memory chapter created in my life.

I thank God for all the fun times we had during that short time frame.

Indeed it still put a smile on my face, remembering how we all look like dressed up for halloween.

Also the hard and difficult times we share, working towards one objective while overcoming obstacles.

We all grew from that experience, but ultimately is the friendship and trust that was forged which was important.

From a little blogger who had seen Nuffnang grew from thin air to what it is today, 2007 - 2012 and beyond.

Ultimately getting the chance to be able to go back of the house and experience what being in there was all about.

I had never regret forsaking the chance to stay in Taiwan Longer.

Come to think of it, if I had stayed, I would not have meet these bunch of awesome people. :)

See you at Nuffnang 5th Birthday Bash! Tickets please! *muka tak malu* =D

Pastor Ordination @ Kechara

I was invited to go for a Pastor Ordination at Kechara house not too long ago.

At 1st, I was thinking, "pastor ordination", must be a new church!

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Or so it was...

My guess why they call them pastors is because pretty much like the Christian definition, pastors look after their 'flocks'/followers.

Nevertheless, it was an eye opener.

1st time going into a Tibetan Buddhist association house.

The super star of the night is a monk by the name of - H. E. Tsem Tulku Rinpoche.

He is probably the most 'diva' monk I've ever meet or know of!

Hollywood portrayal of monks went out my mind and into the trash can.

His manner of speech, outlook (shades), his persona, nothing like a stereotype Shaolin monk.

no this is not him

"Je suis qui je suis!"

You see what I mean...

I have to give him credit though, he speaks well, and he definitely knows how to engage the people.

For that, I respect him.

Thus ends the pastor ordination.

Indeed a new experience.

And no, I don't want to become a monk. :)

Left 4 Speed 2 (Left 4 Dead 2 Parody )

Remember the game Left 4 Dead?


Some time ago, I think I've posted a video of a parody of Left 4 Dead.

Now with the new Left for Dead 2 game released, fan boys just cannot wait to make a parody out of the new game.


I know I haven been updating my blog for a long time.

Hope this made up to you.

Enjoy!



"Look they are dropping us presents!"

"Err.. why are they exploding?"

Tree Hug-gers

I saw this some what amusing sign in one of Sunway Pyramid toilet the other day.

It is another way of telling you to wipe your ass again and again with already shit filled toilet paper.


I like the creative tag line.

Sadly, I'm one who concerns more about hygiene then trees. :P

Nobody is gonna smell your shit and say that "oh that guy is noble, he is trying to save the environment!".

They'll just say "you stink!".