(I'll update the packaging tomorrow)
I came across this new biscuit last month in Jusco, I bought it and found that:
The biscuit has the dotted lines like the postal stamp.
Which I can easily 'tear' it.
I find that it's good cos I'm a hand-itchy person, so instead of eating the whole biscuit, I'd 'tear' it first.
This, will help me to eat lesser, in a way. I think so.

- I watched for the 3rd time yesterday
- With the proper subtitle, I think I really understand the whole movie now
- It's a movie told in non linear format, but people still can understand it in linear way.
- The OST is goooood (a la Summer in the movie)
- Each viewing gave me different inspiration
- Am thinking to write the trivia of this movie, soon.
- Malaysian censorship board SUX TO THE CORE. They censored the kissing part, censored some 'bad words' that's said for fun purpose - why not put it 18-rated movie and keep them uncensored?? There's no NUDITY involved at all!!!
Bottom line: I'd still give this movie a solid 9/10 for creative story telling method, for being inspiring and good choice of music.
Two days ago I saw 3 mosquitoes resting on Francesco's body,
I moved its body and the mosquitoes flew away.
I told my sister.
She said "Finally, after 9 years, he's alive"
15 Minutes, 8 Murders, 1.20AM, 1 Room, 1 Murderer
I was about to sleep last night but I couldn't - the mosquitoes were flying beside my ears.
Feeling irritated, I woke up turned on the light and started the killings.
The result was good.
You see, I've been feeding them, seeing them growing...
And I'm not even their father/mother.
That made me pissed :)

It has just got better ;)
It is now available @ http://panasonic.jp/support/global/cs/dsc/download/LX3/index.html
This update is highly recommended to all the LX3 users.
It will also fix an issue that's found in the previous major upgrade firmware 2.0
LOL!!!! VERY FUNNY LA THIS SONG'S LYRICS
But quite NSFW.
If you would like to try out the MP3 version, click here
Outdoor activity is always the best
Hello bear fans.
It's been a while since I last updated my blog.
I've been busy doing the promotion of my latest MV to my friends in bear community.
Currently it has more than 25k viewership on YouTube.
What an achievement for bears.
So of course, this time, I went to Broga hill, an outdoor trip that is long overdue for me - as an active bear.
So, while human was busy taking photo at my back, I was taking photo at the higher place - I feel superior than human, for once.
Not to forget the exotic sunset - it's a rare sight in my country (I came from Norway, just FYI)
However, Trevor told me that last week there's another bear friend of mine, brought to this very hill.
I wonder where is he/she now - looked like a far relative of mine.

There's a fine line between "need" and "want"
But without realising the difference - it will end up with different experience for an individual.
Let me just give you an example:
I want a camera that can gives me professional result - a DSLR is what I want.
But actually, I only need the camera to capture the unforgettable moment, quick and easy to carry.
With that, I need a compact camera.
Further more with my compact camera, I can develop my photography skill from there - even with limited function, compared to SLR.
Result: I'm very happy with my Panasonic LX3 camera, up until today - not only I learned more about photography with that, but in the future, in case my level of 'need to take good photograph' increase - that'll be the time for me to get a SLR.
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Another quick example is - in Malaysia, especially in Klang Valley, majority of the people need to drive (thanks to the public transport that sucks).
But in countries with highly efficient public transportation system like Singapore or Hong Kong - they want a car instead of they need a car - because the public transport is pretty reachable to many places that the citizen need to go.
So, the "needs" and "wants" depends on the environment surrounding you.
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I want a job that can give me good income - so that I can have good life.
But with my skill, my experience - I need to do more to have better value.
Therefore, instead, I need a job to sustain my life, to pay the loan, and have some pocket money at the end of the month.
If I want higher pay, then I'll have to work more, sacrificing my work-life balance, work like no tomorrow.
I might be happy on the figures shown in my bank account, but again, I might be unhappy about my life.
If I want a simpler life, I need a job to sustain me just that, the bank's saving figure might be suffering, but I'm happy with my life - that I have enough time to spend with family and friends - and of course, my hobby.
So, different preference will lead to different happiness.
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I want happiness - but I don't know where shall I seek for happiness - and I know that human is greedy, so there's no limit on the desire.
I start to trial and error, finding things that can make me happy.
But after all, I know I need few things in my life - family, friends and hobby.
Money - yes, I need that but if I have a decent job and I'm doing it well - by controlling my desire, it should be fine
So, by spending time with family, talking about old days with friends, listening to the music that I like -
I'm more than happy.

While the Digi's "Pimp My Broadband" contest had just come to an end - we've got a new beginning!
Voting is now available for the SLURPEE®LICIOUS contest!
Please visit the following links to vote for us ;)
1) http://bit.ly/Slurpee1
2) http://bit.ly/Slurpee2
3) http://bit.ly/Slurpee3
You can vote 5 times a day.Again, thanks to those who supported the Digi's contest - now, will need your new support again!

Happy Deepavali to all the Hindu's friends!
I'll also take this chance to share a Beatles' song, The Inner Light.
Download will be available for one week.
You can tell The Beatles' musicianship is really diversified.

Sorry, I can't.
I've been having small blogging competition with my friend, Tee Chong.
That's how in last August, we managed to blog > 100 posts, respectively.
But with yesterday's chat session,
I think WTF or Pengsan or Kanasai is what I'll expect from my friend.
As you can see, I've chosen a 'new clothes' for my blog.
But it needs further customisation to fit its body.
So till then, please bear with me.
Cheers.

It's addictive, but if you try to unplug - you don't quite miss anything.
A lot of people love Facebooking nowadays.
I find it very useful to find back my primary/secondary school mates and some long lost friends - and of course, stay connected
It's a good entertainment, as I can have a glimpse (privacy violated?) into people's live - of some of their happy moment, where they went (especially places of interest)
I use it as an idea sharing tool - I have a "Random" photo album on my Facebook, which I post whatever thought or random idea that I have - an sometimes can further interact with my friends.
Unfortunately, in my opinion, Facebook, an all-in-one (entertainment included) tool has its addictive features that you'll need to watch out.
Take games, for example - what do you get in real life even if you own a large farm in Farmville?
Or, having people to 'like' or praise your Bejeweled skill - what does that translate to your real life?
Many of the games or quizzes actually do nothing much to improve your usable skill in real life.
Some people love to comment(in fact, cos it's easy to comment), but wouldn't it be more heartwarming if you could get a real hug when you are down?
My point is, Facebook-ing shouldn't be a hobby, it isn't healthy.
Get something in real life - see real people, see the real grass, see the flower.
Yes it doesn't come cheap, but I believe the experience is worthwhile.
P/S: In fact, I had the inspiration for this article after reading this on BBC, and also after seeing the movie, Surrogates
