Monday, January 08, 2007

El Laberinto del Fauno

A couple months back I saw this trailer on the Apple movies site. Immediately after watching the trailer, I knew that I had to see this film when it came out. During the Christmas holiday, I was able to find one theatre that was showing this film. My sibs and I went to go check it out and man was I right. I loved it. So here goes the review. The film title actually didn't make much sense to me because the actual foreign title translated would be The Faun's Labyrinth. Who the hell is Pan? The film is set during WW2, 1944 rural Spain to be exact. The main character, Ofelia (she's rad), and her mother are sent to live with her step father in the woods. We then are introduced to this adoptive father who's a military captain tasked with destroying the rebels. Man is this guy a dick and boy is he evil. Also, Ofelia's mother is pregnant with Captain JACK-OFF's kid (his acting is too good really, he makes me hate him). They arrive to the house which is also a fortification where they meet the rest of the characters in the film. Because of the mother's pregnancy and illness, Ofelia is often on her own. In her loneliness, she creates a world filled with fantastical creatures and imaginative destinations. That's basically what the film is about. But it's not totally fantasy. I'd say the film is more 25% fantasy and 75% realism. I’d go deeper into the plot but I don’t want to spoil anything.

Oh, there’s side story that I wanted to share. I went to the theatre during matinee to watch the film. Upon purchase, I asked for 3 tickets. The lady looked at me and asked if she could see my ID. I was like," oh crap, we get a student discount?" She then said, "No, the film is rated R. Can I see some ID?" I was shocked! Shocked! I'm 25 years old. And if you think about it, I'd have to look younger then 17 to be not eligible to watch the film. That lady was dumb. She must have been blind.

So yes, ladies and gentlemen, the film is rated R. You must be wondering why this film is rated R when it's clearly a fantasy film? Boy, are you in for a surprise. This movie is pretty damn gruesome. The characters are cool as hell, but they are pretty creepy looking. But the war scenes are pretty jacked up. People get blown up and stuff and you see it. Cooool! I give the film 2 thumbs way up. Check it out. My favorite scene in the film is task #2 with the retrieval of the dagger. Damn, so cool. Enjoy!





Friday, January 05, 2007

School Rumble Opening Theme



Sorry this will be my last youtube type post. I know it makes the blog run slow. I saw this on Tsuji Eriku's blog and I had to jack him. One of my favorite all time animes. I just started SR 2nd Semester. I hope that turns out good too. Enjoy the music video.

Placebo Gathering - Nindu 2006



HAHAHA I'm just lost for words here, literally. That's because I'm drunk fool. Rockin my Lakers Jersey. PEACE!

New Kids on the Block II - Bboy Jam




This is a bboy jam thats going down on Feb 3rd. It's local of course. The only reason why I'm posting it here is if you look under the panel of judges you'll see my name there. HAHA Killa-B. Yeah, names a bit corny, I know. Also my homies Placebo Effect and Instant Noodles and ETC are gonna rep so keep an eye out for them. Okay that is all.

Letters From Iwo Jima

Happy New Years everyone! I have finally returned. My company gave their employees a whole week off. It was great. I slept all day. I caught up on some reading. I watched a little Trash TV. I even played some Nintendo Wii. I partied like no other. It was awesome. Haha I gave a shitty intro. Okay now on to the blogging.

Letters from Iwo Jima. I really didn't know much about this film other then that Clint Eastwood Directed it and the obvious fact that it is about World War II. Boy was it hard to find a theatre in LA that was showing this film. I guess it's more of an indie film. My brother, sister, and I had to catch it at the Arc Light Cinerama Dome out in Sunset. Tickets cost me 14 dollars. Freakin craptastic. I guess it was kind of cool; you get your own assigned seats. We were ghetto enough to bring in our own diet cokes. Hurray!

The film starts off in the present with the uncovering of thousands of letters of the soldiers who fought on Iwo Jima. Magically, the film travels back 61 years to the soldiers who wrote those letters. Among them are Saigo (Kazunari Ninomiya), a baker who's only purpose is to survive the war to see his unborn kid; Baron Nishi (Tsuyoshi Ihara), an Olympic champion; Shimizu (Ryo Kase), a former MP; and Lt. General Tadamichi Kuribayashi (Ken Watanabe), he's awesome! These guys are the ones that stand out to me, but there are definitely more characters in the film. This is the untold story of the Japanese soldiers and their General who defended against the invading American forces on that island. Each character has their own story and in the film you get in touch with who these people really are. I really enjoyed this film. A picture that shows Japanese soldiers as human beings. One of my favorite scenes is when Baron Nishi speaks with the wounded American captive. True compassion between two human beings. Just awesome.


Tuesday, December 12, 2006

MGM Holiday Party 06 @ Cabana Club

For the first time in my 2 years at Metro Goldwyn and Mayer (MGM) Corporate, MGM decides to throw a holiday party to end the year. I don't know why we never had one before, ummm, maybe because we were bought out, sold, and then retained and rebuilt had something to do with it. Well, whatever the reason may be, I have to tip my hat off to our CEOs. They really know how to throw a party. The secret location of the party was at the Cabana Club. Included in our package were free valet and a free 40 dollar taxi voucher incase you were too intoxicated to drive home. Ohh and the best thing was, free booze and food till 10pm. As you can see in these photos, I was tore up. But I had a romping good time.

My main mission of the night was to have fun and hang with my friends. But, honestly, I wanted to meet some of the hot employees and temps that work in our building that I have not meet before. Sorry to say, I met a few (MERCEDEZ) but there actually weren't many. Either way, I still met some. HAHA, fun times. Hmmm, I hope I didn't have beer goggles. *Scratch* *Scratch* I was sure faded that night, though. Man, thank goodness for Patrick and Pepcid Complete (I’m Asian and I’m missing an enzyme that helps break down alcohol properly). That really helped me out there. And so did the raw beef and mash potatoes. Nice soaking materials.


I should have brought my camera, me thinks! These photos are courtesy of my friends at work and, I must say, either they are crappy photographers or I just look like shit in every photo. Damn, someone should have told me to fix my hair and my eyes from chinkying up. Oh wells, I just hope they throw another party next year. HAHA That’s if I'm still with the department. PEACE!



MGM CREW 2006

Thursday, November 30, 2006

The House of Glam @ Cabana Club

Nov 22nd, me and the fellas roll to the Cabaña Club for some romping good times. Yes, I am wearing a sweater. I was dying in there. And no, I'm not mentally ill. Well, not that I know of. But yeah, the Cabaña is a real cool spot. It was actually my first time there and will definitely not be my last. Glam did this spot justice. What a way to kick off the Thanksgiving holiday. The Cabaña Club has an in door dance area as well as an out door dance area. So if you were baking, like I was, then you'd go out and chill, grab a drink, a little smoke if you smoke, and just enjoy the vibe. There were plenty of hotties to dance with, but Asian girls in LA are kind of harsh. Even if you try, you'd probably get brushed off by most of them. Not all of course, but majority of the Asian fems gives off a snobby demeanor. HAHA But if you’re the man, then you got it easy. Still a challenge for me every time I go out. Till next time. PEACE!

Wednesday, November 29, 2006

Britney NOOOOO - I Had To!



Well, umm, yeah, umm, gross. Here are shots of Britney's fire hole. It might be old news but it's new news to me. I really don't like posting topics on my blog about things that I have no interest in, but seeing this was a shocker. I had to, no choice. Okay, no more Britney posts. BTW, I loved her MTV performance when she wore the nude bikini thing. HAHA I know what your thinking, eat shit! I have my guilty pleasures too.

Holy Daddy - Korean Film Review

Alright, I'm back. It's been a while since I've posted anything. I blame it all on work. Damn, I've been swamped this whole month. SAWWKS!!! Oh wells, here goes the review. I watch a ton of Korean movies. I don't know how it all got started. I don't even understand the Korean language. However, what I do know is a good movie when I see one. This movie surprised me. I haven't seen any films in quite a while now, so I was very skeptical to watch this film. Maybe because of my low expectations, this movie came out the way it did for me. The film is called Holy Daddy. Seok Jo (Kim Sang Joong) is a gangster in prison. All he wants to do is see his son Won Tak (Lee Min Woo). Ironically on his last day in prison, he dies. Seok Jo is then visited by an angel who tries to take him into heaven. Before departing to heaven, Seok Jo requests one wish, to be his son's best friend. The angel agrees and gives him a second chance to right his wrongs by reincarnating Seok Jo into a teenage boy named Dong Hoon (Ha Dong Hoon).That's as much detail as I am going to get with this film. It's a comedy and drama all rolled into one. I really enjoyed the film, especially Ha Dong Hoon’s character. He is great. Kind of annoying sometimes because he plays a character that isn’t up-to-date on technological advances.This movie is very heartfelt and funny. I liked it a lot. Go and rent it!

Thursday, November 09, 2006

Halloween Party 2006 - Finally got the damn pictures.

Yeah yeah, Halloween is over. I know. Damn, it was damn fast too. Here are some pictures that I got from Aimee. So this is of us on saturday night Oct something. We all wanted to go out to a costume party so we all went to Century Club. And no it's not 18+. For some reason, that night only, it was 21+. I thought the party was pretty chill. Very chill, infact. I got my dance dance on. The best costume of the night had to go to the random white guy dressed as TRON. So sick. Had a glowing frisbee and everything. Sorry, I'm just not in the mood to write right now. You can tell by all my ramblings. Alright, happy Halloween. Till Next year, suckas!

Monday, November 06, 2006

Kid Koala - Floor Kids Pt. 1



So I was flipping through youtube and I found part 1 to this whole Floor Kids bboy video. So the two people battling are BBoy Nugs vs BBoy O-live. Part 1 is of Nugs and Part 2 of O-live. I think O-live smoked Nugs. HAHA But yeah, great videos. Check this one out, yo. The art is straight sickness.

Kid Koala - Floor Kids Pt. 2



Sup my peoples! Alright, this video that you are about to watch or have already watched is a bboy cartoon animated by Jonathan NG for Kid Koala's Floor Kids. I hope I got that right. Well, the video is f'n sick. Right now in the bboy community, beat riding is the trend. It is where you hit majority of the beats with footwork tricks ie) cc's, which in turn makes the dance a bit cleaner and more rhythmic. NG does a real good job in this video. Much props. This is by far the freshest cartoon I've seen of breakdancing. I hope he makes more. Enjoy!

Thursday, November 02, 2006

A Halloween Story @ MGM

On Halloween day, our department (participations) @ MGM held there first annual Halloween party. It was pretty cool, I'm surprised majority of the workers dressed up. Me and Petey came as Spidermen. HAHA For the entire day, we just f'd around acting like idiots. Even though we were suppose to have worked, we just kinda kicked it, walked around, went to other floors, and got MGM bought krispy kreme donuts in the lobby. For lunch, me, Pete, and Judy went to Chipotle Mexican restaurant for some tacos. Damn, everyone was staring. HAHA I loved it. Sorry, I'm an attention whore. It was cool though, we were the only spirited ones on the street that morning.

At 3 o'clock was when they brought out all the foods and drinks. Well our Vice President is kind of a cheap ass so he brought chips and dip. It was pretty cool, but damn where's the real food nukka! I was freakin sugared out. Nasty. But yeah, it was cool seeing all the different costumes. Everyone loved the two spider people. We were the hit of the party, even though we didn't win for best costume. My friend, Ben, won for his Tim Campbell costume. TC was our beer gut and bald EX VP. :)

This is the whole participations, residuals, and audit team.

Here are some other shots of the department peoples chillin in our meeting room for drinks, food and fun.

Wednesday, November 01, 2006

The Room - On the Corner of Santa Monica and 14th.

Sup fam! Alright, so I was lucky enough to have been invited to this little gem located in Santa Monica. Man was it hard to find! The entrance is in the back of some shop and the club next door to it doesn't help the fact. However, this place is f'n off the chain. The spot is called "the Room". From my sources, there is also another "the Room" located in Downtown LA, but the one in Santa Monica has really dope music. I'm not 100% sure on what nights they play dope music, but we went on a Friday. So yes, go on a Friday! So what type of music? Well, they started off with a little Groove Theory (hee hee I love thier one hit single "Tell Me"). You know the song. It goes:
-Tell me if you want me to
-Give you all my time
-I wanna make it good for you
-Cuz you blow my mind
-I promise boy that I'll be true
-You're the perfect find
-So tell me if you want me to
Okay back to the topic at hand. They also played a little rare samples from popular tracks and then they hit me hard with the real old school hip hop. Man does it feel good listening to a little Tribe Called Quest now and then. The spot was chill. The occasion? We went for a friend of mine. It was her bday. Nice choice of venue. The crowd was mixed, just how I like it. And if the women are shitty, you still have the atmosphere (dim red lights) and music to vibe off of. For Kevin and I, it was a real chill spot to grab a few beers and mellow out.
But don't get me wrong. I'm a dancer at heart and we got down. Man, this picture looks hella wierd. I look ummm pretty GAY. Yes two thumbs up for this club. If they keep banging out dope music, pretty people, and fresh atmosphere, then you'll be sure to see me there on a weekly basis. HAHA, okay okay it aint super dope. Just something fresh to check out. Highly Recommended. GOOD price too. Holla!

Group Photo 1

Group Photo 2

Friday, October 27, 2006

7th Annual Culture Shock Choreographer's Showcase

Alright yall, this past Saturday Oct 21st was the annual Culture Shock Choreographer's Showcase. It's an event where all or most of the Culture Shocks come out and do a performance. DC, Chicago, Atlanta, Oakland, San Diego, LA, and many more others were there to represent as well as other teams such as Jabbawockies and Super Galactic Beat Manipulators. I wish I could tell ya that the event was dope however I did not buy a ticket. HAHA Isn't that funny. You get to perform on stage but if you don't have a ticket to the show, you can't watch. I was very broke at the time so I didn't have a chance to get to see all the acts. I did catch a few performances because the venue was kind enough to set up a TV in the back. Hopefully the DVD will come out soon or youtube videos so that I can peep the many awesome showcases that were there that night.

Oh, so if you don't know already. I am in the Culture Shock LA bboy team. And this past Saturday was my very first on stage performance doing choreo. I, actually, am not very good at choreo, I would be catagorized more as a freestyle dancer slash bboy. But yeah, I worked pretty hard to get the steps kinda right. I know I messed up a few times, but hopefully it wasn't too bad. I really thought it went well. I really enjoyed performing and what not and I am very excited about our next showcase in Las Vegas. Oh and seriously, I was soo nervous. I think I said "OH SHIT" twenty times before hitting the stage. It was a super rush.

Before the showcase started, there was a preshow outside were bboys and bgirls and funkstyle dancers and whomever get to come together and dance. It was a super huge cypher with different styles if you think about it. Culture Shock LA represented hard core. We seriously turned that shit out. Here are some pictures of us.

This is the Culture Shock Breakers. I think we have more bboys but I couldn't find all of them. Seriously we looked sick in the circles. LA represented to the fullest.

Here is a group picture of us and a few randoms in the upper left corner. It's all love though, I know everyone wants to be in a picture with me. HAHA but yeah, Culture Shock LA's street team is what your lookin at. HOLLA!

Last thing, I must say it was a helluva an experience. I really enjoyed the time spent together in San Diego. Just getting to dance, chill, party, and do watever made this trip very memorable. Even though I don't remember a thing that happend saturday night. Pass the alcohol, please!

Thursday, October 26, 2006

Bboy Spiderman!



Since it's getting to that time of year, I thought I'd be festive and bust a little footwork with my costume. Enjoy. Oh, and I couldn't see crap.

Sunday, October 15, 2006

TOP GUN NES sucks ASS



I saw this post from YODC. I dedicate this to William Wang. He loves the movie. I dedicate this to my brother Rick and my cuz Henry who also have done the exact same thing as what the player in this video has done. We never passed the damn game. I'd die at the fueling. The plane never landed. WEAK. ENjoy!

Friday, October 13, 2006

Rino Nakasone


Sup yall. Damn, I've been soo busy with dancin' and breakin' that I haven't had the time to post any of my past adventures. So a few Sundays ago Culture Shock LA was honored to have Rino Nakasone aka Music from the Harajuku Girls come and teach a class. I must say, she's a nasty dancer. Straight old school flavor. Her routine was dope, but too bad I suck at choreo. I pretty much botched the whole ending up. But it was fun and cool nonetheless.

If you guys don't know who the harajuku girls are then you don't watch enough TV. HAHA They are Gwen Stefani's back up dancers for the album Love Angel Music Baby. When I first saw the video Holler Back Girl, it was pretty sick that they used Japanese back-up dancers.

If you want to read up more on Rino Nakasone you can check her myspace account http://www.myspace.com/rinonakasone. Add her as your buddy :)

Monday, October 09, 2006

Lindy Hop Collective

Sup folks, it’s that day of the week again. Monday. Hurray! Work! Yes! Fun! Yes! Well, not really. More fun for me some times and not for others. Today is one of those fun days. I'm doing jack diddly at work. Well not necessarily jack diddly; I did happen to browse through youtube.com today. I don't even know what I was looking for. I was searching for some Japanese clips, then I tried searching for some bboy clips, and lastly I searched for Culture Shock clips. Too my surprise, the search brought me to this classic clip from a film called Hellzapoppin'. Dude, these guys are fresh. The whole jazz collab plus the dancers are nasty. Pure enjoyment. So much enjoyment that I did more searches and these are the recommended clips that I found. Enjoy them as I did!


This first clip is from Hellzapoppin' featuring The Harlem Congaroos (dancers, AKA Whitey's Lindyhoppers). The scene begins with workers moving props and finding instruments. They begin with a cool jam session which attracts maids and chefs to come out and dance the lindy hop. My favorite clip!


This clip has very little dancing but the music is outstanding. "Oh shit, I'm a poet and didn't even know it" (that's what Andrew Tran said to me in the Bay). Just check it out. Awesome musicians like legendary Lestor Young on tenor sax, Barney Kessel on guitar (I'm a jazz guitar fan), and Jo Jones on the drums. Also, Marie Bryant kills it on the vocals.


This clip is from the movie Don't Knock the Rock. Who said white folks can't dance. These guys are mean on the dance floor. And the track in the film is on fire. My favorite dancers are the first pair to go out in the circle (he's the one wearing the glasses who trips in his routine, pure flavor).


The last clip I checked out, before going back to do some real work, was from a sound short called After Seben. It stars Chick Webb & "Shorty" George Snowden. I guess from the synopsis they say this clip features the early beginnings of lindy hop. This clip is very cool but not as exciting as the others I have featured. However, there is one particular dancer in this clip that I wanted to point out. His name is James Barton. In this clip he plays the emcee performing in blackface. OMG this guy is freakin the nastiest dancer to live. Just check out his moves towards the end of the clip. He's a straight up bboy. I recognize some of his dance moves to be associated with breakin'. And that pogo action is bonkers. Haha it's crazy. Peep it!

Saturday, October 07, 2006

Crustaceans with MGM Homies

Last Friday, me, Judy, Chris, and Peter went out to eat at Crustaceans for Peter's bday. It was chill. We had to get kinda dressy just for lunch. But it was all good. Krusty Asians (crustaceans) is a high class vietnamese restaurant. The food is actually more fusion from what I saw. I'm a true Vietnamese so I know. The food was good. We had good times. Check out the food below.

This was a salmon eggroll thing. Was pretty good. But if your not down with fishy, then I'd say NEXXXXTTTT!

Peter got the Shrimp Eggroll. It was pretty bomb. And I liked the sauce.

My main course was Kung Pao Chicken with Rice. Umm when did they start serving Kung Pao at a Vietnamese Restaurant? I don't know.

Peter got some Felit Sole or some crap. It was pretty tasty. And he had a fried rice cake which is pretty much the only thing Vietnamese about this place. HAHA

Coconut Flan with Rasberry Sauce. YUMMM!

So comming back to Crustaceans is my 3rd time. And what I highly recommend getting no matter what, full or not, is the fried bananas a la mode. OMG! CRAZY GOODNESS.

It was a good friday lunch. It was chill. You know how we roll at MGM. Just straight gangsta. Till Next time. Ciao.

Thursday, October 05, 2006

Aretha Franklin - One Step Ahead



Alright yall, I just saw this video on youtube. Not sure how long ago it was posted, but I ,sure as hell, am going to post it on my blog. This is Aretha doing what she does best, sings beautifully. I never got a real huge boner listening to "Ms. Fat Booty", however I love the original song they sampled. One Step Ahead is freakin F-F-F-FRESH!

Wednesday, October 04, 2006

Josee, The Tiger and the Fish aka Josee to Tora to Sakanatachi

It's been a while since I've posted any movie recommendations on here so here goes. Come to think of it, I actually really don't know if I would recommend this film, however it's enjoyable. Here is a quick run through of the film, seeing that I don't have much free time at work. The movie is about this guy Tsueno. A college student who does what any normal college student would do. Bones chicks. Okay that was a bit crude, I apologize. But this film isn't about sex or anything related to college life. It's about a boy who falls in love with a girl who has cerebral palsy (paralyzed from the waist down, I think). Now you might think it’s going to be a sad movie, right? Wrong! Yes it is a love story, but this is where the coolness comes in. It's a straight up regular relationship. They have sex; they get into fights, nothing sappy here. Just the REALNESS! It's about two young lovers stuck in the real world. It can be sad at times, it can be funny at times. I wish I could quote the movie, but I don't remember, however the best line in the film is when Josee tells Tsueno, if we stay here you can do the nastiest things to me. WOW!!! Talk about disturbing. Enjoy!

Thursday, September 21, 2006

Trying to meet Chicks at a Club! Mistake?

So I was having a conversation with a good buddy of mine, and we so happen to have stumbled upon the topic of meeting girls at a club. Now, I'm not that smooth. Just an average Joe. I know a few individuals who can get a girl's number with ease or just to talk with them without a problem. However, I am not that guy. My favorite line is "umm, you want to do dance. DOH" Yes my friends, that’s the one liner that many guys try to use and fail miserably with. But, this blog isn't about techniques on how to meet girls at a club. It's more about just going out and having a good time with friends.

So I ask, why do guys set themselves up for disaster. The way I see it, if you go to a club thinking on hitting on women and trying to leave with one when the night is over, you'll be sorely disappointed. Now, if you go to a club or party on the intention of just having fun with your friends, then I'm pretty sure you'll have a great time. So then you ask, well what happens with the girls. Can't you do both? Yes. But doing it one way is better then the other. Here are two actual scenarios that took place in my life.

A few friends and I go to a club. We dance and party together. Just having a good time. Luckily, I am blessed with friends who know how to dance (freestyle) or else it gets a little more complicated. We chill, not thinking on hitting on women for the sake of just going out and having a guys night. Then without knowing, a few girls randomly pop up and ask to dance or just to spark a conversation. Maybe they liked how we were dancing. I don’t know. Now, there were no premeditated ideas of meeting women. It just so happens that we had our cake and frosting too. Since we went to a club just to have fun, meeting or not meeting women did not affect the outcome of our night. But since we got to meet some pretty cool chicks, then it just made the night that much better.

Scenario 2, I go to a club with a few friends. On the way there, we psyche ourselves up on how many girls we are going to meet and how many numbers we are going to get. Sounds great. We show up and we see the prospects of hundreds of hotties. WE ARE GONNA GET SOME! While in the club, we walk around checking out who our prey is. We ask, get denied. We ask again, get denied. Circle the club a few times. Ask again, get denied. Ask a forth time, get denied. See the pattern. Now its 12am, prime time to dance and all the girls are taken. We soon get desperate and start asking the uglies. Shit, I got rejected by an ugly. DAMN this night SUCKS.

My advice, just go to have fun. I know these scenarios are purely coincidental but the idea is true. Meeting girls are fine, but please don’t make it your sole purpose. Yes, I am a straight guy! Don’t get me wrong, but setting yourself up to such an expectation can only lead to a train wreck. Or you’ll get desperate and leave the club with a nasty looking girl.

Wednesday, September 20, 2006

I Get No Comments! Should I be sad?

I have to say this whole blogging experience is great and I've been blogging constantly for a few months. I guess you can say I'm a virgin who still needs to learn a few things before he can truly take off his training wheels. However, off the top, I ask, do people actually read this stuff? My true intention of this blog was not to get popularized in the blogging community, but as a way to freeze my thoughts and memories and place them onto a page where I can revert back and forth from. You see, my mind is in the short. This blog is my diary. But, we guys don’t say that. It’s true. It is a diary. I can’t hide the fact. And it helps me create a timeline of perplexities comprised of my mind.

But, back to the question at hand, lately I’ve become curious. So I did a search. Why no blog comments. Apparently, there are guidelines upon guidelines to getting feedback on what you write. You must have good stories, things of interest, new ideas and thoughts, etc. Crap, I never knew. Here I was, writing for the fun, for the now. Numerous amounts of mindless jibber-jabber that gets spat onto my blog. I see people’s blogs and I’ve become envious of the amount of intelligent feedback and quirky responses. Damn, my stories must suck. Do my movie reviews not move you?

My true intent has now become a thing of the past. I want readers to read and comment. I’ve given in to the dark side. My mind has been clouded with cravings of ecstasy that if someone were to embark on my journey, it would add something to their lives. I guess it’s like xanga, myspace, and friendster, I get a boner every time someone comments.

But then again, who cares right? I mean, this blog is my own. It is for my eyes to see and a tool to share thoughts to a few friends, who never comment mind you. Should I be sad? I guess the fact of the matter is, till I receive a stream of comments, then it won’t really bother me if I never get any. It’s like love. How can you miss it if you’ve never experienced it? Blast you curiosity cat. Till then, I wait.

Placebo Bay Trip Freestyle. Sorta!



Okay, its finally done uploading. Here is Placebo Effect in the Bay doing a little freestyle. Just having good times. HAHAHA peace!