The watch that countdown to your death

I was in the car on the way home listening to the radio as usual. Some interesting topic the DJ have on today, which is the Ticker watch. The watch that gives you constant reminder to when you are going to die. The funny part of the watch is that it actually aims to give you the actual time you have left before you die. Would you actually buy this watch?
 

Pros:

1.  You will be able to know how long more till your death and get everything needed to do before you died sorted.
2. Others won't be so shock with the news of you dying, and might be able to take the news calmly.
3. You tend to value the time and spend each and every second more wisely.
4. You tend to value life more and might even be more adventurous.

Cons:

1. The price of the watch might be too pricy.
2. You might spend the rest of your life worrying about your death.
3. It might not work as stated and you might be just using a normal watch and feel stupid afterwards for spending such a big amount of money for nothing. (P.s you might actually end up feeling happy due to not dying as predicted by the watch.)

Tell me what you guys think? For me if I were to wear that watch and know I will only be alive in a month time. I most likely quit my job and travel the world if I have the money or spend each and every moment with my love ones. Do things I will never do and  feed myself with all sorts of amazing food as I'm such a foodie.

Election, time to change

May 5th 2013 was the first time I had my finger painted blue just for the election day. I'm really excited and nervous as it was my first time voting. At the same time too I am really disappointed at some of my friends who are having this really couldn't care less attitude of as long as everything in their life still comfy and rosy they won't do anything. I think that attitude is very immature and not good as this is their country which their family, friends and themselves are living in. This election is very important as it will affect our future generation greatly.

Anyhow, I kept checking the news as well as online while typing off with my friends exchanging news about who is winning and all. The results announced online are way faster than the telly. It's almost as if they are taking their own sweet time to announce and as if they already know who won just trying to buy time and recreate their own 'fake' victory.

True enough, some places they call for recount even though it's pretty obvious that the opposition had won. During the recount, randomly the lights trip and not to my surprise it's not even TnB fault. The black out is just a distraction to make the extra illegal votes to be added in. Just like that the BN won and it's not a fair or clean election like what MR. N stated.

Even before that, many foreigners were given free ic's to vote when the people who are a local and registered also didn't get a chance to vote. How is that fair at all? I don't mind if foreigners were given an ic, but they must do something to deserve that. Not just because of fraud that they managed to get those ic's which i think is very wrong indeed.

Another point I would like to state is, don't try to separate us into different groups when there is this so called '1 malaysia' thing. We have awoken and won't be mislead by any corrupted leaders.

Drink Drank Drunk

 

Have you ever been at one point in your life being very drunk and not be able to control how your actions as well when you are sober? Well, today's topic will be about the drunkest moment of your life. The reason why I would like to start off with this topic is mainly because my lil bro went out on a birthday party with his mates and ended up pretty much really drunk when he is back. He actually puke all over my dad's BMW on the way back. I guess my dad must be fuming inside...who knows? Anyway, due to my lil bro drunkenness it actually reminds me of my past being so drunk that I can't even walk properly at all.

It all started with me and my close friend going to an exhibition in UK and we have a couple of drinks there before heading back to her place and have more drinks due to a house partying going on. In total up, I had about 8 glasses of wine which is very bad. The worst part is I don't even know that I was drunk and kept on drinking as I seem much more sober than my friend over there. I was that drunk that even when I walk out from my friends place to go back I don't even notice that i didn't bring back my jacket which is a shocker. The weather at that time is freezing is like 3-4 degrees and yet due to the alcohol i don't feel cold at all just normal. (some places people keep warm by drinking alcohol)

I only realize that I've forgotten my jacket after 5 minutes of walking back, and decided to turn back to my friend place to collect it. The plan fail as it turns out my friend was too drunk to even answer the door and I had no choice but to walk back without my jacket. I fall a few times on the road and even on the side walk where there are rocks. I have blisters and wounds all over my knees, elbow,hands,knuckles and even chin! I practically looked like a witch because of the fall, as part of my chin looks longer due to the swell from the fall on the rocks and it's purplish color.

 

Sometimes I just wish that they have signs to show that drunk people are walking lolz I mean 'crawling' hahaha...I'm joking here.

Anyhow, I'm really glad that even thought it's a painful lesson for me that day to learn not to over drink when you are not at home as chances of you getting an injury is practically very high...the fact that I'm still here right now is still practically mind blowing as I fell twice on the road,in the middle!Imagine that?! Hopefully, this will give some of you guys a pre lesson before you over drink and get overly drunk like how I did that day. Drink save LMAO...

More drunk people pics below...

Pros and Cons of wearing make up and no make up

Today's topic : Being told that you look a lot younger than your age, is it good or bad?

If you are told that you look younger than your age how would you feel? Do you take it as a compliment or taking it negatively?
 
Today I was working as usual, and this foreign worker at my work place said to me, "Eh? Kenapa you ponteng skolah arini?" (Eh?Why did you skip school today?) I'm speechless, as this happened to me once before when I was in the wet market helping my mom carry the groceries she brought and this Chinese uncle who was selling fish to my mom asked why aren't I attending school like the other kids? I found out later that he thought that I'm 12, at that point of time I was 22. It happened again today, quite similar situation like the last time except I've upgraded from just being primary school girl looking to being old enough for secondary school which is good enough to make me happy for the moment. He got a shocked look on his face when I told him my age which is 24 (going on 25 in May)As  he and his colleague thought I'm 13, which is hilarious.

To me if you are being told that you look like you are 20 at the age of 30's  then that a compliment. If it's the other way round, like if you are not that old like early 20's and someone told you especially a stranger that you look 13!!! I don't even know whether to take that as a compliment or what...as it seems weird too in a way.

Leave some comments on what you think is the suitable age for someone to say you look young and what age they shouldn't ? As I would love to see your view on this topic. =)