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Ari 6:49 pm on November 30, 2006 | 2 | # |

Some Like It White: Who would you side with? The local Malaysian guy or the girl who was labelled ‘SPG’?

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The idea’s totally there and I really enjoyed the argument between Ash (screenshot above and it was definitely not Taufik Batisah, ok) & Layla (2 obvious main characters).

It was quite a dialogue written by Khairil M Bahar who is apparently tripling up as editor as well as director for the 11 min short film by FYI Films Productions.

Thanks to Uncle Sha at his new webbie http://sha.tc for sharing the vid on his front page as we speak (you read and I type).

Malaysia definitely boleh (the film was made in Malaysia)! So can Singapore and any other countries if given the opportunities so.

You can check out Khairil’s other work, entitled Nicotine.
Ari 8:35 pm on November 29, 2006 | 16 | # |

“How’s this pose? Good?”

I am not really a fan of Britney Spears nor a fan of her skin. But seeing some of her unseen before like this upskirt in the car (NSFW) with Paris Hilton is, to me, quite rare. I got the link from a devil and the devil’s link from Skins.be forum.

Photoshopped? No? Even the car (above picture) gave you the warning sign!
Ari 6:42 pm on November 29, 2006 | 3 | # |

How many of you knew of the Singtel IPTV trial that they (Singtel) are extending over at Singnet.com.sg?

How many of you did apply for the free trial in order to be part of the ones who are going to “help shape the future” of Singapore’s broadband and channel surfing?

I, for one, did apply for the trial although did not put much hope in accepting a Starhub Maxonline and CableTV subscriber and obviously after about 3 weeks prior to my application, had my sign-up rejected in e-mail (see below).

To me, I believe, I am the perfect candidate to test out new products as I will definitely go all out to bring any merchandise to its greatest heights and stretch out their limitations and feedback to its creator before anyone else even get to reach out their phone to complain to the respective helpline. Hence, needless to say, rejecting “this man” is the last thing Singtel should do unless of course they are keeping their red eye for checking that I do not have any Singtel product under my name.

But isn’t accepting my offer to be tried and tested on their product a good way of ‘fishing’ a customer who’s apparently more loyal to the other big fish?

They seriously should start doing telephone interviews first before approving test pilots blindly based on anything else other than ’skills’!
Ari 8:38 am on November 28, 2006 | 4 | # |

If there were to be a word to describe me, I would like to be called a DISASTER!

If there were to be a word I would like to be remembered for, let it be FORSAKEN…