I’m not a man with much words, and I am most certainly a person which would want to say something would be awesome, fantastic or epic before it happens. Yes, in other words, I am reserved until I see it happen. (Below are some photos of the event. Photos without my watermark are from The
A Way More Awesome #TwtUpKch 2011 Than Expected Read Post »
Malaysia earned themselves bragging rights at the 26th South East Asian (SEA) Games after they dramatically beat bitter rivals Indonesia 4-3 on penalties last night. As a football fan, I have never put so much hope on the Malayan Tigers (Harimau Malaya) as they sucked 10 years ago. They were so bad, that everyone labelled
You know, people claim Kuching is boring. Yes, many people say my lovely city is boring, lifeless, dull, quiet, errmm.. dead? But that’s simply gonna change this December because, boy do I have some news! First up, the Hitz Kuching Birthday Invasion. Held at the Borneo Convention Centre (BCCK), the event will see the likes
Break Free of Kuching in 2011! Read Post »
There was a hashtag over Twitter last night, and it’s popularity grew by the minute. I goggled it up, and found a blog. I read it, and I wasn’t pleased. ‘Not amused’ would be an understatement. For once, Sarawakians were shot in the head about how their Semenanjung counterparts were ‘ill treated’ here. There were
A Quick Guide To Sarawak Read Post »
The Seminar on Social Media and Society: Promoting Responsible “Netizenship” was held last Thursday, and I was invited to give a 30-minute talk, or as Ari and Rodz put it, I was ended up giving a lecture. Whom did I lecture you may ask? I believe it was a room filled with 87 clueless souls
MCMC Says ‘No Complaint, No Problem’ @ AZAM Social Media Seminar Read Post »
Remember this post on Boyination? I was simply blown away with the moves shown, and a huge admiration of these dancers crept into me. They flipped, twisted, jumped and danced to the music, and it was obvious not everyone can do such moves. I know I can’t. Well, this coming November, Kuchinginites can hope to
Sarawak Borneo Street Dance – Are You Ready To Flip? Read Post »
Sarawak football is indeed a sad sad tale to tell. No one knows what went wrong until we leaped downwards and no one knows wheather we will survive when we are back to top flight next season. You could blame the lack of support from our local fans, but with such bad quality presented during
No Goal, No Win, No Hope Read Post »
Word is out. The event I attended in Mukah was a dialouge session with Pehin Sri Taib Mahmud. It was front page of the New Sarawak Tribune to much of our suprise considering the event was a closed event. No press was suppose to cover it, yet alone put it on their front page. But….
A Different Man Behind Closed Doors Read Post »
The video below by Demi Lovato is one of my favourite songs at the moment. I basicly fell in love with it from the start. However, the best of the song is actually this part: “You can take everything I have, You can break everything I am, Like I’m made of glass, Like I’m made