happy incident of the day

[ladybug]

whoo hoo!! CONGRATS! ;D ;D ;D

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a few strangers have left nice messages on my blog! awww

[gaozai]

happy incident for the past 3 days:
gave miriam a helmet, she was so surprised.
sang ktv overnight inside neway miriam's theme room.
waved bye bye to miriam and her dad.

i'll be 27 soon but i'm still a crazy fan... hopeless?

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helmet?!


my happy incident of the week - got laid twice, heh heh

[ladybug]

lots of piscean babies here. are we gonna do a nana celebration? for yenyen hsuehli and raine? did i miss out any others?

oh my happy incident was i bumped into natasha yesterday at work! haha so random

[choo]

i always tot yenyen is aquarius?

[gaozai]

perhaps this post will suit more for the nana incident topic, but it's still a happy one lah.

went east ocean for lunch.
after finished our food, waiter walked up and asked in mand, "may i know how many candles do you want on the cake?"
colleagues and i exchanged looks among ourselves then laughed out.
then the waiter said, "looking at the situation, i think it should be one." then he walked back to kitchen.
we laughed even louder.
waiter walked back with the cake and asked, "who is the birthday girl?" i gigglishly raised my hand. he then put the cake with an unlighted candle in front of me, then rotated the cake so that the "happy birthday" tag was facing me. then he said, "ok now it's time to make a wish." yah right, the candle not even lighted and birthday song also not yet sing. he has never celebrated his birthday before or what???
we were "arm chio-ing" throughout until we heard someone started singing "happy birthday..." it was a few uncles and aunties sitting at a big table behind us.
okay, we thought they were just having fun and would stop after one line. but no wor! they sang finish whole song and still clapped(heng not very loudly)! so paisei!!! ironically, our table is silent one
the waiter finally came back with a lighter for the candle. then my colleagues felt they should at least sing in mandarin again if not very "sia suay".
moral of the story is, if you want to bring your friends to east ocean for meal during their birthday, please find elsewhere to do the cake thing... because i think east ocean waiters lack experience in this.

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lunch with colleagues.
a senior designer on my left asked me if i have finished my reservist.
taken aback, i said "you mean NS."
"no, reservist," he replied, nary a shred of humor in his voice.
the expression on my face made a colleague burst out laughing.

it feels good to make people laugh

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www.tanki-senri.com/
emo-masturbation with zhang yimou's new film Riding Alone For Thousands of Miles.
i thought it will be predictable. well it was, but so moving!
zhang's back in good form

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i have food to eat today, unlike the starving children in africa! unlike the poor thing civillians in world war two!
and i have a roof over my head, i dont have to brave the tulmultous weathers like the homeless in siberia!
oh look! i have running water in my house, simply by turning on my tap! wow!

and all these because we have a great ruling government! i am so happy! arent you?

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from my friend's blog -

In every online discussion on gay issues, you can be sure SM Goh's "born this way born that way" remark to Time magazine in Feb 2003 would be quoted, without taking into account what he said in the National Day Rally of that same year, which amounted – in my opinion – to a repudiation:

"As for my comments on gays, they do not signal any change in policy that would erode the moral standards of Singapore, or our family values. In every society, there are gay people. We should accept those in our midst as fellow human beings, and as fellow Singaporeans. If the public sector refuses to employ gays, the private sector might also refuse. But gays too, need to make a living.

"That said, let me stress that I do not encourage or endorse a gay lifestyle. Singapore is still a traditional and conservative Asian society. [This, I remember, was greeted by thunderous applause] Gays must know that the more they lobby for public space, the bigger the backlash they will provoke from the conservative mainstream. Their public space may then be reduced.

"I am glad that conservative Singaporeans and religious leaders have made known their views on the matter, clearly but responsibly. I hope we will now move on and focus on more urgent challenges."

i am so happy that the singaporean government acknowledges my existence as a gay man, even though in the eyes of the law it is illegal for me to have sex!
i am also speechless with gratefulness that the government allows me to contribute to the nation's economy, nevermind that i am denied any shred of gay rights!
three cheers to the government!

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haha was considerably cheered up by azzie's "got men" email after a shouting match with my ma over our differing political beliefs.

it's really nice when someone's little gesture brighten your day, or when yours brighten someone else's.

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the whole host of smses i got this morning from frens saying good luck with the new job!
u guys are sweet as honey

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was at the worker's party rally at serangoon stadium on fri night. the crowd was incredible and overwhelming, both in terms of quantity and morale.
at one point, me and my friend spotted someone holding a "WE HEART SYLVIA" sign. hahaha so cute!!! tonight, i just realised that the person who made it is local poet/writer alfian sa'at!
www.blurty.com/talkread.bml?journal=sleepless77&itemid=137355

me to warren:
the time now is 2046 hrs. we will shortly see our future for the next 5 years....