| Your Musical Tastes Match: Jennifer Garner |
 See her whole playlist here (iTunes required) |
Thursday, September 29, 2005
| Your Brain's Pattern |
 Structured and organized, you have a knack for thinking clearly. You are very logical - and you don't let your thoughts get polluted with emotions. And while your thoughts are pretty serious, they're anything from boring. It's minds like yours that have built the great cities of the world! |
Wednesday, September 28, 2005
hi, good evening, May i speak to XXXXXXXX plz?
Hi I am jacky, calling from Market Probe, precision research pte ltd.
so r u XXXXXXXX?
If yes
Good...
If No
That's sad...
well, this is stuck in my head....
nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
hahaha
well, ystdy i got 11 calls, today i got 12... wat's next?
??????????????
sleepy
Hi I am jacky, calling from Market Probe, precision research pte ltd.
so r u XXXXXXXX?
If yes
Good...
If No
That's sad...
well, this is stuck in my head....
nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
hahaha
well, ystdy i got 11 calls, today i got 12... wat's next?
??????????????
sleepy
Tuesday, September 27, 2005
| Your Hidden Talent |
 You have the power to persuade and influence others. You're the type of person who can turn a whole room around. The potential for great leadership is there, as long as you don't abuse it. Always remember, you have a lot more power over people than you might think! |
| You Are a Sarariiman! |
 Or "salaryman." Whatever. Treadmill off, treadmill on. Most of the sleep you get is on Tokyo's extensive subway system, since you are putting in 14 hour days. You're a workaholic who works hard for no overtime. And vacations? Forget about it. You spend most of your trip hunting around for gifts to bring back all of your coworkers. |
| You Are a Henna Gaijin! |
 You're not Japanese, but you wish you were! You can use chopsticks with your eyes closed, and you've memorized hundreds of Kanji. You even answer your phone "moshi moshi." While the number of anime videos you've seen is way higher than the number of dates you've been on, there's hope. Play the sexy, mysterous gaijin, and you'll have plenty of Japanese meat. |
| You are a Believer |
 You believe in God and your chosen religion. Whether you're Christian, Muslim, Jewish, or Hindu.. Your convictions are strong and unwavering. You think your religion is the one true way, for everyone. |
| Your Animal Personality |
 Your Power Animal: Eagle Animal You Were in a Past Life: Whale You are active, a challenger, and optimistic. Hard-working, you are always working towards a set goal. |
| You Are 40% Weird |
 Normal enough to know that you're weird... But too damn weird to do anything about it! |
| You Are Japanese Food |
 Strange yet delicious. Contrary to popular belief, you're not always eaten raw. |
| Your World View |
You strongly reject traditional values. Above everything else, you value honesty. For you, morality and truth are one and the same. You hate to be thought of as weak or insecure. You abhor hypocrisy and have troubles with authority. You are impulsive and somewhat unpredictable. |
Saturday, September 24, 2005
hahaha
Jacky-san is back from wonderland...
harharhar
hahaha
well...
i have been very bored...
hahaha
i am growing fatter...
hahaha
now jacky-san is fat...
simply fat...
u guys have never seen a fat jacky rite???
hahahaha
friday went out for my fish n co interview...
got the job...
and i also got the job as telemarketer...
hahaha
Jacky-san is back from wonderland...
harharhar
hahaha
well...
i have been very bored...
hahaha
i am growing fatter...
hahaha
now jacky-san is fat...
simply fat...
u guys have never seen a fat jacky rite???
hahahaha
friday went out for my fish n co interview...
got the job...
and i also got the job as telemarketer...
hahaha
Friday, September 23, 2005
Thursday, September 22, 2005
haha
well today is tiring day for me...
walk walk walk...
today met seeweelee at 1pm...
take bus to woodland then go eat...
then take train to cityhall...
met norli...
then we go walk walk...
then we go Marina square...
then we go suntec...
then i go take application form from fish n co...
hahaha
then we go to pan pacific...
take the lift again...
hahaha
then go take bus Lao Pak Sat
eat satay..
then here i am at homeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
=)
i m waiting for my results and chalet and my work, and my malaysia trip...
=))))))))))
byez
well today is tiring day for me...
walk walk walk...
today met seeweelee at 1pm...
take bus to woodland then go eat...
then take train to cityhall...
met norli...
then we go walk walk...
then we go Marina square...
then we go suntec...
then i go take application form from fish n co...
hahaha
then we go to pan pacific...
take the lift again...
hahaha
then go take bus Lao Pak Sat
eat satay..
then here i am at homeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
=)
i m waiting for my results and chalet and my work, and my malaysia trip...
=))))))))))
byez
chat with the lord...
hahahaz
dunno who so bo liao lor...
create such thing...
http://www.titane.ca/concordia/dfar251/igod/main.html
hahahaz
dunno who so bo liao lor...
create such thing...
http://www.titane.ca/concordia/dfar251/igod/main.html
Wednesday, September 21, 2005
hello people...
I have a cool drawing board...
thanks to tall pris...
hahahaz
well...
been slacking...
and my mom suddenly tell me...
Hey, I think u look rounder now...
then i say WATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT...
well, the main cause is since i haven found a job...
i eat and eat and eat....
and thanks to the mooncakes...
as I eat and eat and eat...
even though i am sick...
hahahaz
today i went to borders...
to have my job interview...
and i dunno whether i get the job or not...
as she says if u r shortlisted i will contact u within 2 weeks...
damn...
i wanted for apple for 3 weeks...
now borders must wait another 2 weeks...
W T F...
wateva...
hahahaz
tmr going to suntec fish n co to beg them for a job...
so ppl,
pray for me.......
now i must exercise...
to burn the fats......
i dun wan to b a round jacky-san...
wahahahahhaz
ok that's all...
love you...
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
wahahahahz
ok then love u, dear...
wahahahz
sorry ppl... love u ppl too....
but a different love...
wahahahhahahaz
=X
byez
I have a cool drawing board...
thanks to tall pris...
hahahaz
well...
been slacking...
and my mom suddenly tell me...
Hey, I think u look rounder now...
then i say WATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT...
well, the main cause is since i haven found a job...
i eat and eat and eat....
and thanks to the mooncakes...
as I eat and eat and eat...
even though i am sick...
hahahaz
today i went to borders...
to have my job interview...
and i dunno whether i get the job or not...
as she says if u r shortlisted i will contact u within 2 weeks...
damn...
i wanted for apple for 3 weeks...
now borders must wait another 2 weeks...
W T F...
wateva...
hahahaz
tmr going to suntec fish n co to beg them for a job...
so ppl,
pray for me.......
now i must exercise...
to burn the fats......
i dun wan to b a round jacky-san...
wahahahahhaz
ok that's all...
love you...
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
wahahahahz
ok then love u, dear...
wahahahz
sorry ppl... love u ppl too....
but a different love...
wahahahhahahaz
=X
byez
Tuesday, September 20, 2005
On The Way To Today... July 20th
1801 - At Elisha Brown, Jr's farm, a 1,235 pound cheese ball was pressed. The huge ball of cheese would be loaded onto a horse-drawn wagon and presented to then President Thomas Jefferson at the White House.
1859 - The first baseball game to charge an admission fee was between Brooklyn and New York at Fashion Park Race Course on Long Island, New York. Those attending were charged $.50 to get in, but the players would not get a salary until 1863.
1868 - The legislation ordering United States tax stamps on all cigarette packs was passed.
1923 - Mexican revolutionary and guerrilla leader Pancho Villa was murdered in his ranch in Parral, Chihuahua, Mexico. During the Mexican Revolution he fought the regimes of both Porfirio Diaz and Victoriano Huerta, and became one of the most wanted men by the United States army.
1935 - "G-men" debuted on NBC radio. The show was eventually renamed "Gangbusters" and would stay on the air until 1957.
1940 - The first list of best-selling singles was published in "Billboard" magazine. Only 10 songs were listed and "I'll Never Smile Again," recorded by Tommy Dorsey, was the first Number 1 single.
1942 - The first WAACS, the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps, began thier training at Fort Des Moines, Iowa. Years later, the name would be change to WACS.
1947 - It was ruled in the National Football League that no professional team could sign a player who was still eligible on the college level.
1958 - Pitcher Jim Bunning tossed a no-hitter, leading the Detroit Tigers to a win over the Boston Red Sox. It would be 26 years before a Tiger would pitch another no-hitter, when pitcher Jack Morris came along. This set a major league record for the most amount of time between no-hitters.
1961 - In London, "Stop the World, I Want to Get Off." In 1962, the show would move to Broadway, New York.
1963 - Ray Conniff was awarded two gold-record for the albums "Concert in Rhythm" and "Memories Are Made of This," both recorded on Columbia Records. Conniff recorded dozens of easy listening albums for the label. Previously he had been a trombonist and an arranger with Bunny Berigan, Bob Crosby, Harry James, Vaughn Monroe and Artie Shaw.
1967 - The Beatles' hit single All You Need Is Love/Baby You're a Rich Man was released in the United States by Capitol.
1968 - Iron Butterfly's album, In-a-Gadda-da-Vida, debuted on the United States pop charts. It featured its now-famous 17-minute title track, which in turn contained one of the longest drum solos in the history of rock music.
1969 - American astronaut Neil Armstrong, nearly 240,000 miles from earth, spoke these words to millions listening at home: "That's one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind." A moment later, he stepped of the lunar module Eagle, becoming the first human to walk on the surface of the moon. That first step was taken with Armstrong's left foot.
1973 - Actor and martial arts expert Bruce Lee died on this date at the age of 32 in Hong Kong. Lee was just coming into his own in films when his previous Enter the Dragon grossed over $100 million, and catapulted him into international fame, with a strong fanatical following. According to the coroner, Lee had suffered a cerebral edema, or swelling of the brain, caused by an allergic reaction either to a prescription painkiller he was taking or to a drug he was taking for a back injury. Lee was half-finished with his fifth film, Game of Death when he died. The producers salvaged Game of Death by using a double to finish it. His funeral in Hong Kong drew an estimated crowd of 30,000.
1983 - "ABC News" anchor Frank Reynolds passed away at the age of 59. He would be replaced by ABC News correspondent Peter Jennings. During his many years at ABC, Reynolds was known for being temperamental. From time to time, his true personality came through on the air, most notably during the assassination attempt on President Ronald Reagan; when Reynolds chastized staff members while on camera. Reynolds was embarrassed because he had to retract a statement previously broadcast saying that Reagan’s Press Secretary, James Brady, had been killed in the attack.
1984 - Ty Cobb's record was broken by baseball great Hank Aaron when Aaron appeared in game number 3,034 of his career. At age 40, Aaron, was already playing in his 20th major-league baseball season.
1985 - Treasure hunters began removing $400 million in coins and silver ingots from the ocean floor in the biggest underwater treasure hunt in history. The money came from the Spanish galleon, "Nuestra Senora de Atocha," which sunk in 1622, 40 miles off the coast of Key West, Florida.
Born On This Day... July 20th
1885
Theda Bara [Goodman]
actress d: 1955
1890
Verna Felton
actress d: 1966
1919
Sir Edmund Hillary
explorer
1920
Tommy Prothro [Jr.]
football, coach
1921
Ted Schroeder
tennis champion
1925
Lola Albright
actress
1929
Mike Ilitch
sports executive, entrepreneur
1930
Chuck Daly
sportscaster, basketball coach
1933
Nelson Doubleday
baseball executive
1934
Sally Ann Howes
actress
1936
Butch [Fred] Baird
golf
1936
Barbara Ann Mikulski
U.S. Senator
1938
Jo Ann Campbell
singer
1938
Diana Rigg
Tony Award-winning actress
1938
Natalie Wood [Natasha nikolaevna Zacharenko Gurdin]
actress d: 1981
1939
Judy Chicago [Cohen]
artist, feminist
1940
Tony [Pedro Lopez] Oliva
baseball
1942
Pete Hamilton
auto racer
1942
Mickey [Mitchell Jack] Stanley
baseball
1943
Chris Amon
auto racer
1943
John Lodge
musician, guitarist
1944
T.G. Sheppard [William Bowder]
singer
1945
Larry E. Craig
U.S. Senator
1945
Betty Burfeindt
golf champion
1945
Kim Carnes
Grammy Award-winning singer
1946
John Almond
musician, keyboardist, reeds instrumentalist, vibraphonist
1947
Carlos Santana
musician, guitarist, singer
1956
Paul Cook
drummer
1957
Donna Dixon
actress
1958
Mick McNeil
musician, keyboardist
1963
Dino Esposito
singer
1964
Chris Cornell
Grammy Award-winning musician
1973
Peter Forsberg
hockey
1973
Omar Epps
actor
1986
Sim Soon Heng, Jackywinson
Me lor... wahahahaz
1801 - At Elisha Brown, Jr's farm, a 1,235 pound cheese ball was pressed. The huge ball of cheese would be loaded onto a horse-drawn wagon and presented to then President Thomas Jefferson at the White House.
1859 - The first baseball game to charge an admission fee was between Brooklyn and New York at Fashion Park Race Course on Long Island, New York. Those attending were charged $.50 to get in, but the players would not get a salary until 1863.
1868 - The legislation ordering United States tax stamps on all cigarette packs was passed.
1923 - Mexican revolutionary and guerrilla leader Pancho Villa was murdered in his ranch in Parral, Chihuahua, Mexico. During the Mexican Revolution he fought the regimes of both Porfirio Diaz and Victoriano Huerta, and became one of the most wanted men by the United States army.
1935 - "G-men" debuted on NBC radio. The show was eventually renamed "Gangbusters" and would stay on the air until 1957.
1940 - The first list of best-selling singles was published in "Billboard" magazine. Only 10 songs were listed and "I'll Never Smile Again," recorded by Tommy Dorsey, was the first Number 1 single.
1942 - The first WAACS, the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps, began thier training at Fort Des Moines, Iowa. Years later, the name would be change to WACS.
1947 - It was ruled in the National Football League that no professional team could sign a player who was still eligible on the college level.
1958 - Pitcher Jim Bunning tossed a no-hitter, leading the Detroit Tigers to a win over the Boston Red Sox. It would be 26 years before a Tiger would pitch another no-hitter, when pitcher Jack Morris came along. This set a major league record for the most amount of time between no-hitters.
1961 - In London, "Stop the World, I Want to Get Off." In 1962, the show would move to Broadway, New York.
1963 - Ray Conniff was awarded two gold-record for the albums "Concert in Rhythm" and "Memories Are Made of This," both recorded on Columbia Records. Conniff recorded dozens of easy listening albums for the label. Previously he had been a trombonist and an arranger with Bunny Berigan, Bob Crosby, Harry James, Vaughn Monroe and Artie Shaw.
1967 - The Beatles' hit single All You Need Is Love/Baby You're a Rich Man was released in the United States by Capitol.
1968 - Iron Butterfly's album, In-a-Gadda-da-Vida, debuted on the United States pop charts. It featured its now-famous 17-minute title track, which in turn contained one of the longest drum solos in the history of rock music.
1969 - American astronaut Neil Armstrong, nearly 240,000 miles from earth, spoke these words to millions listening at home: "That's one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind." A moment later, he stepped of the lunar module Eagle, becoming the first human to walk on the surface of the moon. That first step was taken with Armstrong's left foot.
1973 - Actor and martial arts expert Bruce Lee died on this date at the age of 32 in Hong Kong. Lee was just coming into his own in films when his previous Enter the Dragon grossed over $100 million, and catapulted him into international fame, with a strong fanatical following. According to the coroner, Lee had suffered a cerebral edema, or swelling of the brain, caused by an allergic reaction either to a prescription painkiller he was taking or to a drug he was taking for a back injury. Lee was half-finished with his fifth film, Game of Death when he died. The producers salvaged Game of Death by using a double to finish it. His funeral in Hong Kong drew an estimated crowd of 30,000.
1983 - "ABC News" anchor Frank Reynolds passed away at the age of 59. He would be replaced by ABC News correspondent Peter Jennings. During his many years at ABC, Reynolds was known for being temperamental. From time to time, his true personality came through on the air, most notably during the assassination attempt on President Ronald Reagan; when Reynolds chastized staff members while on camera. Reynolds was embarrassed because he had to retract a statement previously broadcast saying that Reagan’s Press Secretary, James Brady, had been killed in the attack.
1984 - Ty Cobb's record was broken by baseball great Hank Aaron when Aaron appeared in game number 3,034 of his career. At age 40, Aaron, was already playing in his 20th major-league baseball season.
1985 - Treasure hunters began removing $400 million in coins and silver ingots from the ocean floor in the biggest underwater treasure hunt in history. The money came from the Spanish galleon, "Nuestra Senora de Atocha," which sunk in 1622, 40 miles off the coast of Key West, Florida.
Born On This Day... July 20th
1885
Theda Bara [Goodman]
actress d: 1955
1890
Verna Felton
actress d: 1966
1919
Sir Edmund Hillary
explorer
1920
Tommy Prothro [Jr.]
football, coach
1921
Ted Schroeder
tennis champion
1925
Lola Albright
actress
1929
Mike Ilitch
sports executive, entrepreneur
1930
Chuck Daly
sportscaster, basketball coach
1933
Nelson Doubleday
baseball executive
1934
Sally Ann Howes
actress
1936
Butch [Fred] Baird
golf
1936
Barbara Ann Mikulski
U.S. Senator
1938
Jo Ann Campbell
singer
1938
Diana Rigg
Tony Award-winning actress
1938
Natalie Wood [Natasha nikolaevna Zacharenko Gurdin]
actress d: 1981
1939
Judy Chicago [Cohen]
artist, feminist
1940
Tony [Pedro Lopez] Oliva
baseball
1942
Pete Hamilton
auto racer
1942
Mickey [Mitchell Jack] Stanley
baseball
1943
Chris Amon
auto racer
1943
John Lodge
musician, guitarist
1944
T.G. Sheppard [William Bowder]
singer
1945
Larry E. Craig
U.S. Senator
1945
Betty Burfeindt
golf champion
1945
Kim Carnes
Grammy Award-winning singer
1946
John Almond
musician, keyboardist, reeds instrumentalist, vibraphonist
1947
Carlos Santana
musician, guitarist, singer
1956
Paul Cook
drummer
1957
Donna Dixon
actress
1958
Mick McNeil
musician, keyboardist
1963
Dino Esposito
singer
1964
Chris Cornell
Grammy Award-winning musician
1973
Peter Forsberg
hockey
1973
Omar Epps
actor
1986
Sim Soon Heng, Jackywinson
Me lor... wahahahaz
Dear Jacky,
Thanks for writing in. I have checked with Mr Costa and regret to inform you that he is still in the process of selection. Should you find another better opportunity, please do not hesitate to go for it.
Thank you.
that is a reply from ACO when i emailed them.
hahahaz
time to search for jobs....
whhheeeeeyyyyyyyyyyy....
Thanks for writing in. I have checked with Mr Costa and regret to inform you that he is still in the process of selection. Should you find another better opportunity, please do not hesitate to go for it.
Thank you.
that is a reply from ACO when i emailed them.
hahahaz
time to search for jobs....
whhheeeeeyyyyyyyyyyy....
Monday, September 19, 2005
student designer
| In a Past Life... |
 You Were: A Blind Warrior. Where You Lived: India. How You Died: Buried alive. |
designer
| In a Past Life... |
You Were: A Famous Herbalist. Where You Lived: Egypt. How You Died: Killed in Battle. |
student
| In a Past Life... |
You Were: A Gentle Herbalist. Where You Lived: North Africa. How You Died: Hung for treason. |
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