Alrighty, here's another one of those weird quizzes from http://afrotoast.blogspot.com/
So here goes...
RULES:
1. Put Your iTunes, Windows Media Player, ETC on Shuffle.
2. For each question, press the next button to get your answer.
3. YOU MUST WRITE THAT SONG NAME DOWN NO MATTER HOW SILLY IT SOUNDS.
4. Put any comments in brackets after the song name.
5. Tag 5 people to do it
6.Put this on your blog.
** [artist name/lyrics] either that or my own comments
1. If someone says, "Is this okay?" You say?
Hate That I Love You [Rihanna feat. Ne-yo/ lmao okayyy..]
2. How would you describe yourself?
With You Gone [Ryan Cabrera/ hmmm... interesting...]
3. What do you like in a guy/girl?
All Black [Good Charlotte/ HAHAHA... "like the colour we dress, all black"]
4. How do you feel today?
Radio Song [Jet/ hmmm... no link really.]
5. What is your life's purpose?
Three Flights Up [Yellowcard/ hmmm okay in a metaphoric way, yes]
6. What is your motto?
Hip City [Electrico/ uhmm not really]
7. What do your friends think of you?
Makes Me Wonder [Maroon 5]
8. What do you think of your parents?
On The Way Down [Ryan Cabrera/ lol... okay thats really mean of you, WMP]
9. What do you think about very often?
Hey There Delilah [Plain White T's/ hmm... pity I don't know any Diliahs.]
10. What is 2 + 2?
Last Chance [Jet/ uhh hmm...]
11. What do you think of your best friend(s)?
Love Today [Mika/ haha... that was freaking random]
12. What do you think of the person you like?
What About Now [Daughtry/ Interesting really.
13. What is your life story?
Feels like Tonight [Daughtry/ hmm well not really. I'm freaking tired tonight]
14. What do you want to be when you grow up?
Bubbly [Colbie Cailat/ uhh no?]
15. What do you think of when you see the person you like?
When You're Gone [Avril Lavigne/ oh god, that would be so so sad]
16. What will you dance to at your wedding?
Topless [Breaking Benjamin/ probably gonna mosh to it rather]
17. What will they play at your funeral?
Cold Hard Bitch [Jet/ zomg. okay...]
18. What is your hobby/interest?
What I Want (feat. Slash) [Daughtry/ interesting and true]
19. What is your biggest fear?
I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing [Aerosmith/ true... I'm right smack in the middle of everthing]
20. What is your biggest secret?
Start The Machine [Angel and Airwaves/ shhh..!]
21. What do you think of your friends?
Look After You [The Fray/ hmm well thats literally true if you think about it.]
22. What will you post this as?
Face Down [The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus/ zomg awesome song and title for this post]
Alright, I'm not gonna tag anyone to do this so yea, its up to you guys really. Interesting and strangly logical answers for some of the questions though.
*Any copyright infringement for the above song titles will NOT be held responsible by the owner of this blog or its posts. Songs are for referencing purposes only*
Okay thats that, so yea its getting late. Time for bed and probably more work tomorrow.
"WORK IS A GIFT"
Cya'll later.
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Saturday, May 31, 2008
Thursday, May 22, 2008
Sleeeeeeeeeeeepy.
Blogging while waiting for Mr J to come to class. God, I have totally NO energy or willpower to write my journal for this week, so I'll polly article tomorrow.
Manchester United ftw.
Feeling freaky sleepy and cold and I feel under the weather. And as if that wasn't bad enough... gah. Forget it.
A little shoutout to the people doing tutorials around me. Sleepy faces are evident in school today for obvious reasons.
Zomg. Sleeeeeeeeeeeeepy. zzzz.
Gah well I quote "WORK is a GIFT" from a fellow friend of mine. Its time to get to work. Though my lecturer's not here YET. Trust me, I'm looking forward to the lesson; it'll be freaking fun (as all classes are).
Alrighty, gotta get ready for Class.
I DON'T WANNA FALL ILL. bullnuts.
Cya'll later
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Differentiation; Not Your Average Math Question.
(A response to http://afrotoast.blogspot.com/, check it out)
As mentioned, this article is dedicated to a request from afrotoast, a friend of mine.
Since I had nothing else but (school) work on my mind these few days (refer to the previous post for details), I'll conjure an article up within 30 minutes or so.
Incoming Wall of text; you have been warned.
Our society has it in such a way that when an individual is adversely different in a certain way or manner, other people will tend to look at him or her differently. This is what we call a generalisation or the more commonly used term, stereotyping.
"A simplified and standardized conception or image invested with special meaning and held in common by members of a group" (as cited from dictionary.com) defines the term "stereotype".
But what does stereotyping got to do with being different in the society?
As mentioned earlier, the act of stereotyping or generalisation is very often used when someone tries to stand out in a crowd. Obviously, this is very situational in a sense that you doing something perfectly normal in a set group may seem like taboo in another group.
Stereotyping is used to treat people acting differently in a group due to the fact that we as humans have this "oh that person is so different from the rest of us, so he must be a weird-do thus lets stay away from him" mentality. You can't say that you've never ever encountered a situation like that ever before haven't you?
This is harsh but its evident and happening in our world as we speak. Its due to this type of stereotyping that actually discourages creativity and discourages people to go "beyond their limits".
What is it with our modern society that condemns such individuals with stereotypical equations? Is it wrong to afterall, be different?
I personally believe that everyone, and I really mean everyone, at some point in their lives, will develop an urge to be different in a way or another; superficially or otherwise. This is largely due to the fact that when you're in a group, you want to stand out from the mass of other people and thus the only way to stand out is to portray yourself differently.
Notice that this can work both ways; positively and negatively.
The effects of both ways elaborated are rather straightforward as standing out from the crowd would either mean you're exceptionally good versus the person that gets left out or gets picked the last at football games.
But should people let the society dictate the way their lives should be led and lived?
I think not.
I'm sure I've mentioned in my previous blog entries that it is always good to "get out of your comfort zones" and "go over your personal limit" as it often reaps unexpected results, so as long as one doesn't overdo it. When you live in a society and are part of it, it is very much likely that you as an individual will get influence at how the way things work throughout the society and naturally, you'll not even think about distinguishing yourself as peer pressure is an element and you're not comfortable to being treated differently.
But lets face it realistically, who likes being treated differently? I'm sure and assume that everyone wants to be treated as an equal in society and nothing less and to be totally honest, I'm not even sure myself if I can personally withstand being treated as a lesser in society; its not that simple and easy to get by.
This is also the reason why racism is such a controversial topic in the world as it talks about the different in skin colour and the inequality faced. I'll not go into explicit detail due to the controversy (as mentioned) but i feel that people shouldn't be judged based on their skin colour and race; its just not fair.
Coming back on topic, certain aspects of being different from the masses are critical in understanding human behaviour and actions (some of which I've already elaborated on).
In a way, we say everyone is different. That claim holds a certain degree of truth as yes, we are very different living beings individually due to a number of aspects, like the way we think for instance, but what if the way people think about a certain subject is altered by the way the society is structured and worked? Aren't we all the same and back to square one?
No, I have my own belief that everyone is different in their own special way no matter how much influence and grip the society has on them. In a sense, every living organism on the planet is different; even twins share distinct differences, be it mentally or physically.
Being different doesn't always have to be an outright action or having a distinct personality so as long as we believe that we're all unique.
So the next time you feel left out and ostracized in a group remember that you're afterall, you and no one will be able to replace that no matter how different or similar you are as compared to the rest of the group.
And thus, the next time you smile at a stranger and the person looks at you funny, think not of it as a social faux pas, but as a step towards a different and more enriching life.
As mentioned, this article is dedicated to a request from afrotoast, a friend of mine.
Since I had nothing else but (school) work on my mind these few days (refer to the previous post for details), I'll conjure an article up within 30 minutes or so.
Incoming Wall of text; you have been warned.
Our society has it in such a way that when an individual is adversely different in a certain way or manner, other people will tend to look at him or her differently. This is what we call a generalisation or the more commonly used term, stereotyping.
"A simplified and standardized conception or image invested with special meaning and held in common by members of a group" (as cited from dictionary.com) defines the term "stereotype".
But what does stereotyping got to do with being different in the society?
As mentioned earlier, the act of stereotyping or generalisation is very often used when someone tries to stand out in a crowd. Obviously, this is very situational in a sense that you doing something perfectly normal in a set group may seem like taboo in another group.
Stereotyping is used to treat people acting differently in a group due to the fact that we as humans have this "oh that person is so different from the rest of us, so he must be a weird-do thus lets stay away from him" mentality. You can't say that you've never ever encountered a situation like that ever before haven't you?
This is harsh but its evident and happening in our world as we speak. Its due to this type of stereotyping that actually discourages creativity and discourages people to go "beyond their limits".
What is it with our modern society that condemns such individuals with stereotypical equations? Is it wrong to afterall, be different?
I personally believe that everyone, and I really mean everyone, at some point in their lives, will develop an urge to be different in a way or another; superficially or otherwise. This is largely due to the fact that when you're in a group, you want to stand out from the mass of other people and thus the only way to stand out is to portray yourself differently.
Notice that this can work both ways; positively and negatively.
The effects of both ways elaborated are rather straightforward as standing out from the crowd would either mean you're exceptionally good versus the person that gets left out or gets picked the last at football games.
But should people let the society dictate the way their lives should be led and lived?
I think not.
I'm sure I've mentioned in my previous blog entries that it is always good to "get out of your comfort zones" and "go over your personal limit" as it often reaps unexpected results, so as long as one doesn't overdo it. When you live in a society and are part of it, it is very much likely that you as an individual will get influence at how the way things work throughout the society and naturally, you'll not even think about distinguishing yourself as peer pressure is an element and you're not comfortable to being treated differently.
But lets face it realistically, who likes being treated differently? I'm sure and assume that everyone wants to be treated as an equal in society and nothing less and to be totally honest, I'm not even sure myself if I can personally withstand being treated as a lesser in society; its not that simple and easy to get by.
This is also the reason why racism is such a controversial topic in the world as it talks about the different in skin colour and the inequality faced. I'll not go into explicit detail due to the controversy (as mentioned) but i feel that people shouldn't be judged based on their skin colour and race; its just not fair.
Coming back on topic, certain aspects of being different from the masses are critical in understanding human behaviour and actions (some of which I've already elaborated on).
In a way, we say everyone is different. That claim holds a certain degree of truth as yes, we are very different living beings individually due to a number of aspects, like the way we think for instance, but what if the way people think about a certain subject is altered by the way the society is structured and worked? Aren't we all the same and back to square one?
No, I have my own belief that everyone is different in their own special way no matter how much influence and grip the society has on them. In a sense, every living organism on the planet is different; even twins share distinct differences, be it mentally or physically.
Being different doesn't always have to be an outright action or having a distinct personality so as long as we believe that we're all unique.
So the next time you feel left out and ostracized in a group remember that you're afterall, you and no one will be able to replace that no matter how different or similar you are as compared to the rest of the group.
And thus, the next time you smile at a stranger and the person looks at you funny, think not of it as a social faux pas, but as a step towards a different and more enriching life.
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Saturday, May 10, 2008
I Spy... (Part 4)
Blogging from Starbucks at a certain location on the island. Surprisingly, WirelessSG isn't giving me the usual connectivity issues; its freaking stable.
Once again, I decided to venture out into the harsh and cold (not really) world in contrary to the comfort of my home to do my work. The workload we get in Poly by far (from my opinion), is similar if not more than the workload of a professional worker in the industry. Determination goes a long way.
I'll keep this update short as I've got loads to do, in a short duration.
Friday night Starbucks sessions, period. Two words: Laugh+Hysterical. Link the words up yourself. All I can say is that I've never laughed so hard in a long time. lol.
And as usual, its time for a little game of...
"I Spy..."
Gold Roast
a Dictionary
Laptops
Bags
Cars
Plants (Green)
Diamond Shaped Stickers
C.H.I.J.M.E.S (hint)
LA VIVA (hint)
"TO TURN ON THE INLET VALVE BEFORE RUNNING OUT THE HOSE" (right beside)
Media Marketing Notes (mine)
"PANAMA"
And oh, I've gotten certain feedback about my blog being:
1) Too wordy
2) Too Small (font size)
3) Having No Pictures
about point number 1 and 2, I've explained it in my previous entries thus won't start again. As for point number 3, I'll do my best to "colour" the blog with pictures. Here's one to start with,

Note the price tag located on the top right handed side of the sign. It reads "$75.90". Lol
Oh well... Its back to my notes/webpage/ICA brief/proposal/(insert random school work here). And that reminds me, lunch and errands. hmm...
Cya'll later!
Once again, I decided to venture out into the harsh and cold (not really) world in contrary to the comfort of my home to do my work. The workload we get in Poly by far (from my opinion), is similar if not more than the workload of a professional worker in the industry. Determination goes a long way.
I'll keep this update short as I've got loads to do, in a short duration.
Friday night Starbucks sessions, period. Two words: Laugh+Hysterical. Link the words up yourself. All I can say is that I've never laughed so hard in a long time. lol.
And as usual, its time for a little game of...
"I Spy..."
Gold Roast
a Dictionary
Laptops
Bags
Cars
Plants (Green)
Diamond Shaped Stickers
C.H.I.J.M.E.S (hint)
LA VIVA (hint)
"TO TURN ON THE INLET VALVE BEFORE RUNNING OUT THE HOSE" (right beside)
Media Marketing Notes (mine)
"PANAMA"
And oh, I've gotten certain feedback about my blog being:
1) Too wordy
2) Too Small (font size)
3) Having No Pictures
about point number 1 and 2, I've explained it in my previous entries thus won't start again. As for point number 3, I'll do my best to "colour" the blog with pictures. Here's one to start with,
Note the price tag located on the top right handed side of the sign. It reads "$75.90". Lol
Oh well... Its back to my notes/webpage/ICA brief/proposal/(insert random school work here). And that reminds me, lunch and errands. hmm...
Cya'll later!
Saturday, April 26, 2008
I Spy...
Blogging from Starbucks once again. Laptop for the win. Currently taking a break from the monotony of studying so I decided to take a look at my surroundings.
I spy with my little eyes...
Tall Buildings.
Jagged Structure.
Blue Blue Sky.
Starbucks.
Iced Caffe Latte.
Metal Rubbish Bin.
Green Trees.
Someone In Blue.
Little Kids.
Okay look, I'm bored. Oh well. Back to my books and notes.
Cya'll later.
I spy with my little eyes...
Tall Buildings.
Jagged Structure.
Blue Blue Sky.
Starbucks.
Iced Caffe Latte.
Metal Rubbish Bin.
Green Trees.
Someone In Blue.
Little Kids.
Okay look, I'm bored. Oh well. Back to my books and notes.
Cya'll later.
Friday, April 4, 2008
Official 1st post
Hey there,
First of all, welcome to the blog. This may sound alien or almost insane to many, but yes, its my first time blogging. I used to hate blogging, and bloggers (no offence) as I didn't really fancy the idea of sharing your life and intimate thoughts with the world. Ironically, I'm one of them now! But looking back, I guess i was just bought over by the prospect of generating article after article at one's free will and being able to share these articles with the world.
I, though, have a different approach for my blog.
The main intention for the blog is actually to host my "bucket-list". What's gonna happen is that I'll blog everytime i manage to do something that's on my bucket-list.
However, don't fret.
Aside from that, I'll be including perceptions of life and multiple entries of daily occurrences. So be sure to watch this space for more updates.
Stay Golden.
First of all, welcome to the blog. This may sound alien or almost insane to many, but yes, its my first time blogging. I used to hate blogging, and bloggers (no offence) as I didn't really fancy the idea of sharing your life and intimate thoughts with the world. Ironically, I'm one of them now! But looking back, I guess i was just bought over by the prospect of generating article after article at one's free will and being able to share these articles with the world.
I, though, have a different approach for my blog.
The main intention for the blog is actually to host my "bucket-list". What's gonna happen is that I'll blog everytime i manage to do something that's on my bucket-list.
However, don't fret.
Aside from that, I'll be including perceptions of life and multiple entries of daily occurrences. So be sure to watch this space for more updates.
Stay Golden.
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