Archive for June, 2006

the ‘fever’

my dream for this world cup final would be England vs Australia. I would not know whom to support. I have been a long and loyal supporter of England. There has not been a single English game in the last two world cups that i have missed. This could change soon with the upcoming English […]

cold cold cold

its a cold winter and im getting a cold. its a fuzzy feverish feeling. everytime i sneezed and coughed, everyone looked at me with the he-got-the-disease kinda look. the tissue cover just confirmed their greater fears… oh no, we could be infected!!
i dont blame them.
anyway, as i was going to work today, a gal from […]

writely…now spreadsheet

only months ago, we were excited by Google’s acquisition of Writely..a server based Word-type application which will change the way people write and save documents forever… now while still in limited beta testing mode, Google once again attacked the core business of Microsoft with the overnight launch of Google Spreadsheet. It appears that Google knew […]

the Euston Manifesto

the recently launched Euston Manifesto (named after Euston pub in London, the birthplace of the manifesto) has created quite a stir in the blogosphere. I would stop short of calling it a new political movement, but it is definitely one in the making.
for those who can’t really fit into the great divide of Left and […]

666

Book of Revelation, Chapter 13, verse 18:
This calls for wisdom. Whoever is intelligent can figure out the meaning of the number of the beast, because the number stands for the name of someone. Its number is 666.

J once told me, ‘how could you blog while you are at work?’, ‘how could you possibly write about your bf/gf on the blog?’. seriously, i dont know the answer. i guess some people would love to just write about almost anything that come to their minds. well, i’m not (at least not all the […]


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