A place to kick back and relax Nothing matters, only truths or facts Just yak and unwind In the end, hit rewind Thoughts of the day updated Movies of the week rated Adds up to a curious rant Upon this world insignificant
Wednesday, 31 August 2005
more silly people
Amazing. Reminds of the time a friend of mine had a wee bit too much to drink and tried to open the door of the nearest car, which was (you guessed it) a cop car, with two cops sitting in it. LOL
Tuesday, 30 August 2005
darwin honourable mentions
"With petrol prices rocketing, two Hastings men decided it would be cheaper to steal some petrol and headed to Black Burn Farm near Waipawa at 2am yesterday to do just that.
All went well till one of the duo flicked on a lighter to see how the siphoning was going. The car promptly went up in flames and the pair had all the light they needed."
Facinating stuff.
Monday, 29 August 2005
One more chance
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zeenie's corny comment of the weekend:
ww: are you a jaywalker?
me: of course, and a really good walker too! at least according to jeanie.
ww: .......
i'm terrible.
Thursday, 25 August 2005
painful wiki entry
Just when you thought nothing more painful could come out of China.
House of Tan Yeok Nee - a photoset on Flickr
As promised, some photos from our seminar venue.
A very impressive place which highlighted the wealth of someone from way back. Really cool stuff, wish my grandparent's place was still around, afterall it was designed and built by my grandfather. Unfortunately, that entire 'village' of houses which housed a significant portion of the clan was demolished to make way for HDB flats. Oh well, the price of progress i guess.
Monday, 22 August 2005
zeenie away
Friday, 19 August 2005
more odd stuff
There's such thing as a cactus and succulent expert?
And what is it with Caucasian men and Asian women? Relationships of the opposite pairing (Asian men and Caucasian woman) are so much more rare, i wonder if there is any reason for this?
Still on NZ, sometimes their justice system reminds me of Hogan's Heroes, especially with the comedy that recently happened.
In tribute to the Ashes series going on now in England, a game to keep you company for the weekend. Enjoy!
Thursday, 18 August 2005
stuff
Away
All that funny material out there from the usual suspects should keep you pretty busy anyways, but if you're free, try out this scribble game and see what you can come up with!
Friday, 12 August 2005
Funny!
Link via mr brown who got it from Alex Blagg.
The Animal Quiz

You're a Wooly Mammoth!
A little heavy and a lot shaggy, you move a little slower than the world around you. You definitely wish global warming would go away, and maybe even reverse itself a bit. You like long walks on the ice floe, and could even get stuck there without minding too much. Your favorite Sesame Street character is Snuffleupagus. Beware of tar pits... although you really didn't need to be told that, did you?
Take the Animal Quiz at the Blue Pyramid.
Singlish according to Wikipedia
transform my days...
Wednesday, 10 August 2005
another quiz

You're Ireland!
Mystical and rain-soaked, you remain mysterious to many people, and this
makes you intriguing. You also like a good night at the pub, though many are just as
worried that you will blow up the pub as drink your beverage of choice. You're good
with words, remarkably lucky, and know and enjoy at least fifteen ways of eating a potato.
You really don't like snakes.
Take the Country Quiz at
the Blue Pyramid
Quite true actually.
Which Fantasy/SciFi Character Are You?
Elrond
A stern yet benevolent organizer who often knows best, your wits are keenly fixed on aiding efforts you deem worthy.
Now at this last we must take a hard road, a road unforseen. There lies our hope, if hope it be. To walk into peril to Mordor.
I am an Elf! I am immortal (who speaks like Agent Smith)!! Woohoo!!
update... wibblewamble's results:
Galadriel
Possessing a rare combination of wisdom and humility, while serenely dominating your environment you selflessly use your powers to care for others.
Even the smallest person can change the course of the future.
Evo IX Wagon
"Mitsubishi's latest Evo is set to put the boot in with the imminent launch of the Lancer Evolution IX wagon."
That just blows me away..... i've always been partial to wagons, thanks to my doggy, now i can have the best of both worlds. *rubs hands in glee* heh heh heh
Gorillas in the midst
Pasar Oleh Oleh
in the queue

in the queue
Originally uploaded by zeenie.
Being bored in a long slow moving queue, we found this sign with several non-functioning bits and started speculating about what it meant to say. WW came up with the winning entry of "Put on hold award 2005".
LOL
Friday, 5 August 2005
Esplanade photo
Millau Viaduct - France - Cable-Stayed Bridge
Lotsa cool links and information regarding the World's highest (tallest) bridge.
This should be enough to bridge the gap of inactivity on this blog while i (we) go on holiday! =) (sigh, lame i know, the best i could come up with)
Yes, i know everyone's going on holiday too so happy holidays and safe journey!!
I recall a time when as a post grad, i would be so grateful and happy for public holidays, 'cos that would mean that uni would be empty and i could do my stuff in peace without being bothered. *marvels at my geekiness then*
In the spirit of the title of this blog (ok, only vaguely related), here's something extra that's really cool... presenting, the Killer Bean.
Thursday, 4 August 2005
ROAD TESTS
STUFF : MOTORING ::
"The new Mitsubishi Evolution Lancer IX and the not-quite-so-new BMW M3 CSL are cars for nutters. They appeal to the most basic of human instincts, the most primal of our urges, and the quickest of the body's reflexes...... "
mrt blues
*rant*
to the woman who was sitting on my right this morning, if you could open your eyes, you would see that i am already squashed up against the
*rant end*
Thinking about it, my theory now is that she is a JK Rowling fan who hated me because i was reading this book by Terry. LOL
Damn i need a car.
Wednesday, 3 August 2005
beer by the barrel

Picture(65)
Originally uploaded by zeenie.
Was grocery shopping on Sunday and came across this. Finally, beer in a size big enough to quench zeenie's immortal thirst!
Tuesday, 2 August 2005
km8 review
The first place was really cool and had great music consisting of a guy with a laptop (and other assorted electronic gadgets) and a singer, saxphonist, and guitarist. Jazzy chill-out music, i likee. Turns out a famous blogger was there with a companion too!
After they finished their set (i thought i heard the song "Lovely day" mixed somewhere in it), we went over to Tanjong Beach, purely for sentimental reasons, but found that they had demolished our special spot. In its place: KM8:
"A new beach bar called Km8 tucked away in Sentosa's Tanjong Beach comes close enough, going by the crowds that throng the 5,000sq ft set-up on weekends."
It was quite a nice place (see other reviews here), the drinks were affordable and the snacks were crispy (chicken wings). We counted the stars and imagined the clouds, while laying on the spacious deck chairs in the gloom of midnight. A candle beside us illuminated the drinks, but aside from its tiny flame, our surroundings were a mixture of shadows and darkness, very lomantic hor?
Definitely go back again, especially later in the night, just to chill and space out.
One dissin' another
Fantasy’s darkest arts make for a bestseller - Newspaper Edition - Times Online:
"Rowling says that she didn’t realise that the first Potter book was fantasy until after it was published. I’m not the world’s greatest expert, but I would have thought that the wizards, witches, trolls, unicorns, hidden worlds, jumping chocolate frogs, owl mail, magic food, ghosts, broomsticks and spells would have given her a clue?"
via Cowboy Caleb
Monday, 1 August 2005
anna no longer wonky
6 months. It has been a fun experience. I'm glad for all the virtual friends I've made too."
What? No archived posts to keep us nostalgic? Oh well, hope to see her around soon.
geek test
| The Simple Geek You answered 67% of the questions as a geek truly would. |
You don't seem to sway in either direction, however you still seem to have some latent geek attributes within you. Maybe you're interested in computers but not a gamer? Maybe you've got geek hobbies but none of the awkward social tendencies. You may be slightly geekier than you thought and in denial! The simple geek usually has various quirks that friends may make
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My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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| Link: The True Geek Test written by ambientred on Ok Cupid |






