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Because I am too much of an idiot to know how to hold an AK-47 properly.
After a mere 5 shots [expensive bullets, OMG!] my shoulders hurt like hell.

For the past few weeks, I find myself hanging out at places that offer free refills. Yes, I’m that much of a cheap bastard. McD is one thing, but I’m quickly growing fond of Japanese restaurants like Sushi King and Ichiban Ramen because - yes, that’s right - they offer free refills of green tea [I prefer mine hot, by the way].

Why not Teppanyaki, you ask? That’s easy. I don’t like teppanyaki. I believe bean sprouts are evil sentient organisms that grow in massive numbers in an attempt to take over the universe by putting themselves up for human consumption, allowing their hyperevolutionary virus to act on the human hosts. Zerg infestation is nothing compared to the wrath of those swarming little beasts.

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Small Talk:
[Mini update: 11th July] I’ll be at the Bon Odori festival in Shah Alam tomorrow. Stop by the EMiNA picnic camp [near the huge Panasonic clock] and say hi! Hopefully I’ll be able to shoot more pictars this time around XD


Osaka’s yawn is my new desktop of the month. Wai.

A lot of times people have confronted and voiced their doubts about my tastes in entertainment. The usual conversations would involve a typical, almost predictable set of accusing remarks and questions. This concerns a broad scope of media, actually.

Games, music, movies, books and of course, the biggest fish in my pond, anime. Allow me to explain my habits for entertainment a little bit. Given that a person would spend about 2-3 hours consuming different types of media daily, let’s do some math.

Let’s say I spend about 8-10 hours per day occupying myself with let’s say an average of 4 different types of entertainment. Think of it as reaching into a black bag filled with lots of coloured balls.

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