It's Out! Now at 10:59 pm. But you won't find it yet. ^_^ As usual, I am watching it at a hosting site. I am considering releasing the link to that site only at the final episode.
Stay tuned for pics... (update 12:50am: This Ep 19 was boring without Eng Subs. I skipped a few parts and checked other stuff.).
I just realized that I somehow.. accidentally missed Ep 18. O.O How did that happen?? O.O
Oohh.. it's X'mas music...
(below) hmm... pretty boy Chan Yong, as Min Ho/Kim Tan had observed at the beginning. His face is small, feminine and pretty compared to that older man beside him. He looks almost like a girl.
What an entrance. Unauthorized:
Hahaha... look at what the silly old man is looking at:
Hey... nice decor!! Who did it? Love it. I love the bubble chair. Cute. Funny the old man is sitting in it. Some kinda joke by the director? ^_^ With that sort of mood? I love the lighting above. Cool.
Her voice sounds so lovely when she says it: Happy Birthday, Kim Tan. The voice and words he wants to hear.
She certainly looks better playing Kwang Tae Kyung's mom. That was just 4 years ago. She aged a lot.
Nice jacket (& suit). Interesting design.
Haahaha! Look at his face:
And his face: sitting across from each other.
Nice shot of the duo:
Preview Ep 20: Looks like he found...
Wednesday, 11 December 2013
Tuesday, 10 December 2013
The situation with my bro
Been pursuing a thief at an establishment. Mentioned to bro that tomorrow I have to return to "look for" my money.
Later, in bed was watching youtube Lee Min Ho on my phone. I was happy and then the most super fragrance of soy sauce chicken wafted through my window. Smelled fabulous and I shouted from my bed: "AHhhh!! Si Yao chicken!! MMMM!!!". ("si yao" is Cantonese for black soy sauce)
He said from his room: "If you like it so much, look for it. ". I felt something was wrong about the comment, that he had used the words "look for it".
I thought he was joking and went to his room. He was plugged into earphones and looking at his watch that he was holding in his hand. He wasn't smiling.
"You mean look for the Si Yao smell ah?!" I said loudly in a fun mood.
"You like it so much, look for it.". he said again. I looked at his face for longer while he looked at his watch and he wasn't smiling.
Then he said, "Tsk. You are so noisy I can't do this.".
I just immediately went back to my bed and continued watching Lee Min Ho on my phone.
I am not upset by his last sentence. But that he had used my earlier comment about looking for my money to get back at me. He hasn't been supportive of my going back to the place to recover my stolen cash. I don't know why.
Previously, when I asked him to help me with it, he had refused. So although the money was his, I am in fact attempting to get it back on my own, which is rather lonesome. If it had been the other way around, I would have helped him, went together with him, backed him up in any way within my means.
The fact that he doesn't see that he is not helping--I have not focused on it because it is something that cannot be changed. I am pretty independent in that way. In that I can do things without anyone backing me up.
Later, he tried to make it up by trying to be cute with his stuffed donkey, coming around my door with it while I was watching my phone.
I didn't want to bring it up, but nevertheless couldn't smile and forgive. Finally, I moved to my desk and while checking e-mails at my laptop, I asked, "What did you mean by "look for it"?". I knew exactly what he had meant but wanted to raise this issue since I couldn't get past it.
He was quiet.
I repeated what he said, ""If you like it so much, look for it". "If you like it so much, look for it"."
I said it twice, exactly the number of times he had said it.
He was quiet until he defended himself by saying, "That one is lack of caffeine.".
I said quietly, "You are just being GL.". (GL means "guai lan". A Hokkien vulgarity to mean bad ass attitude with malicious intent in upsetting people).
My bro, sad to say, is like that. I have come to learn this only some years ago. He didn't use to grow up this way so it is an aspect of him that I have come to notice.
Strangely, he doesn't see it. He thinks I am kicking up a fuss. Said I wasn't being understanding and that there were incidences where he had let pass things I said to him too.
I did not argue that he can take his GL out on other people, but not on me, regardless of how bad he feels. When I was really sick, I never once took my temper out on him. I even thanked him for thanking care of me.
And I am tired of convincing myself to understand people and thereby convincing myself to forgive them so that we can move on.
Why must I convince myself to understand them? He has a headache from his brain fog, he is feeling bad, so I must understand that and swallow his venting on me? Why must I do that?
So, I am to be the trashbin that he dumps his "lack of caffeine" on, just because... ? Just because of what?
Definitely, he takes advantage of me, in that sense. Because I am familiar.
It is also not the first time he puts his attitude first rather than consider my feelings. He has become egocentric in recent years. When he defends himself, he only sees it from his point of view, but not mine. Whereas, I consider both viewpoints and in accepting the other person's viewpoint, convince myself that I should be the one to understand. That is in fact wrong because it allows the other person to step all over me. It is because of this that a past relationship I had with someone dragged out during which I was completely taken for a ride.
That person is similar to my brother. They seem not to be aware of what they do, but they are egocentric and it is always they who are right while it is others who do not understand them.
After his muttering defense that I was not being understanding as he moved about in the kitchen etc.., he left to go out (Chinatown, presumably).
Frankly, sometimes, it isn't so bad to live and spend a life alone.
At any time when I am angry, even at my angriest, I have never been GL to my brother. I say what needs to be said but never in a sarcastic or malicious way. I don't hit back in that way.
What I do not appreciate is the maliciousness of the words he used. To his own sister. It wasn't just some random "go away" that I wouldn't have taken offense.
The fact that he didn't support me every time I went to try getting back the money, that's fine. But don't hit back by insulting my attempts at getting back the money.
Makes me regret ordering a X'mas surprise present along with our Amazon orders for him (it's on the way). I don't feel like giving it to him. Had the thought of stashing it in my drawer and giving it only when in the mood.
He's like mom, not appreciative. When I was ordering it based on the review, I took the chance that he would not appreciate it because it's a book, even though it is about his favourite characters. He don't read books. Yet for the fact that it is about his favourite stuff at the moment, made me order it without asking first if he would like to have it (it wouldn't be a surprise then).
Update Fri 20 Dec: The instant DHL arrived on Sunday, December 15 (I called DHL on Sat), we loved & adored the stuff we got from Amazon. Bro loved the surprise book I got him so much that he is protecting it in a plastic wrapper. I love my 2 books. And we certainly love BMO.
Selected AmazonGlobal Priority Shipping because Amazon auto-informed upon checking out that it would go past X'mas if I chose the cheaper option. Supposed to arrive in 2~4 days with Priority. It felt longer than that and was a day longer than the 2~4 days (although it is within the Amazon delivery estimation date).
The 2~4 days estimation would be correct if DHL had delivered on the day it arrived at their delivery center but it was Saturday. If I hadn't called to have it delivered on Sunday, it would have taken another day longer.
Order was done on 10 Dec. Shipped on 11 Dec. Arrived 15 Dec. Counting 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 (5 days). Pretty fast still. ^_^ Am happy (though movement of the package in the US side was and is always slow).
Monday, 9 December 2013
Little India Singapore: Yeah, blame it all on the Alcohol scapegoat
Update 17 Dec Tues: Out of 400 in the riot, "will only proceed on charges for 28". The rest are free (or can't even be caught). Meaning, they can always do it again. The penalty at most, is just don't step foot in Singapore again. The message sent is that we need them so much that a little riot like that is fine. Go ahead and continue working. If I were them, I would do it again. It's fun to let out some steam and then go back to work after. Get to do what Singaporeans can't (or dare not).
Meanwhile, one man will face "five years in jail plus flogging" just for bringing a sword on an MRT train while in "samurai" attire (even though it's just a lower Japanese skirt on top of a T-shirt).
And a "drunk" man got off with hitting 3 Singaporean women on Circular Road. No charges, no penalty.
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Some years ago when I went there for the first time with my family, I already felt it was unsafe. Masses of Indians who didn't look like Singaporeans in one location. I felt as if I was in India instead of Singapore. It was so bad I was very irritated that my folks had chosen to go there and I wanted to get out ASAP.
When we were at Mustafa and they wanted me to deposit my backpack, it pissed me off. I said why should I deposit my backpack?
I felt this was very different from the usual practice in Singapore. I mean this is Singapore not India. Which shopping center or mall requires deposit of handbags and backpacks? It's ridiculous!
Worse still, Mustafa cable-tied all shopping bags right after purchase. Why? Afraid customers would steal? What an insult.
The fact that they have to do that reflects badly on their own people. Implying that their people are thieves, not to be trusted not to steal in a shopping mall. -.- It's ridiculous. I can only think that this is the case in India, that's why the practice is also applied to Singapore.
Plus, the Indians (or India Indians) would cluster at the tiny single-file elevators, with no sense that they were completely blocking the way. My bro says they like to "cluster f**k".
Since then, I have never gone back there. I don't know why Chinese Singaporeans go to Mustafa when there are so many classier and more respectable malls in SG with greater variety of items.
In this video below, even a local Indian (young guy) says he would advise his friends to avoid Little India. At night, there are fights and he's heard of molest cases. He emphasized that it is not safe. To think he is saying that about a place in Singapore. I can't quite believe it. It's like he's talking about another place. The "authorities" have certainly kept a very good lid on this matter. This is the first time I am hearing about fights and disturbances there.
(aftermath of the riot)
http://sg.news.yahoo.com/video/shopkeepers-residents-express-shock-wake-113041787.html
(below)Update: Tues 10:53 pm
Are they reading from a script? Paid to say? The bespectacled guy who said everything is good in SG, is because he is earning well here. 15 years taking up our space, eh. No NS, no childhood here. Just money even though English no good. How nice.
http://sg.news.yahoo.com/singapore-charge-24-indian-workers-rioting-044957734.html
(below) Update: 12:55pm 13 Dec Fri:
http://sg.news.yahoo.com/it-s-a-%E2%80%98who-dares-wins-situation---ex-singapore-riot-police-officer-095039613.html
That's what I was saying! Where was their tear gas?? I think they didn't have any.
Precisely! I was thinking how did so many get injured? How did their police cars even get overturned? Because they are softies, sit around too much with nothing to practice on. They are all young men in a peaceful time.
The riot wasn't even a full course one. Had the rioters been really serious, it would be been total chaos. The police and anti-riot forces took 2 hrs (more than that I would say) just getting it under control.
Look at this old 1960s photo: The men were so fit! So tight their bodies and solid. Handsome. These are warriors. The ex-police officer said they did "everything" from traffic policing to coastal patrolling and controlling riots. That was a police officer. Amazing. Click to enlarge.
Riot In SG (Little India)
The Yahoo news report said the riot was "rare". Actually, it's the first time this has happened. So it is Not "rare". It has never happened before.
A riot has Never happened in Singapore ever since LKY took control. It is a thing of the past. His son takes over and we are back to the 1960s.
Having foreigners was supposed to take us "forward" but it is taking us backward.
In the time I was born and bred here, I have never seen or experienced a riot in Singapore. Certainly, the police officers who were at the scene never either. Otherwise, how did they get so injured?
So far, the policemen I have seen are young men. They have only known peace. So they just drove into the scene in their police cars and ... what did they expect?
So far, I have not seen the anti-riot forces use any shields, tear gas or anti-riot gear. What did they do? From the report it seems they reacted slowly and timidly.
When I first saw the Yahoo news headline, I thought "Little India"? You mean our Little India? It couldn't be. Is there a Little India in India?
Clicking on the article, I saw that indeed, it was the Little India of Singapore.
It was surreal reading it.
A riot in Singapore? Unbelievable.
Practically speaking, the India Indian was probably hit by the bus because he was black (and they tend to wear dark-colored clothing). Against the black of the night, the driver couldn't or didn't see him.
The "authorities" always walk around the true problem. Instead of getting rid of the foreigners and reducing their numbers and preventing non-Singaporeans (including PRs) from occupying our flats, they consider not selling alcohol at Little India, keeping foreigners in housing estates to 10%, increasing the number of buses...
How is the government going to arrest 400 people? At most, just capture the ring leaders. The rest are free. They carry on going to work the next day and nobody knows they were part of the riot if they don't brag or talk about it.
When I read the Yahoo news at about 3am this morning, there was only 1 thought: Send all of them back.
Fact is, for every foreigner occupying a seat in a bus/mrt, it is 1 less seat for a Singaporean.
Won't be surprised if one day the government is overthrown by the foreigners they brought in.
For Little India, with this riot, it is a mark on a tourist spot. And everyone is watching. Malaysia must be so happy now.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/jenniferwells/2013/12/09/singapores-little-india-riot-a-shock-but-not-a-total-surprise/ (the riot occured on Sunday late night towards midnight)
The Forbes article says out of 5 million people in SG, 3 million were born here. Assuming the 5 million stats is even correct, there are 2 million foreigners.
If even a few thousand of them riot and/or hold Singaporeans hostage, we are finished.
A riot has Never happened in Singapore ever since LKY took control. It is a thing of the past. His son takes over and we are back to the 1960s.
Having foreigners was supposed to take us "forward" but it is taking us backward.
In the time I was born and bred here, I have never seen or experienced a riot in Singapore. Certainly, the police officers who were at the scene never either. Otherwise, how did they get so injured?
So far, the policemen I have seen are young men. They have only known peace. So they just drove into the scene in their police cars and ... what did they expect?
So far, I have not seen the anti-riot forces use any shields, tear gas or anti-riot gear. What did they do? From the report it seems they reacted slowly and timidly.
When I first saw the Yahoo news headline, I thought "Little India"? You mean our Little India? It couldn't be. Is there a Little India in India?
Clicking on the article, I saw that indeed, it was the Little India of Singapore.
It was surreal reading it.
A riot in Singapore? Unbelievable.
Practically speaking, the India Indian was probably hit by the bus because he was black (and they tend to wear dark-colored clothing). Against the black of the night, the driver couldn't or didn't see him.
The "authorities" always walk around the true problem. Instead of getting rid of the foreigners and reducing their numbers and preventing non-Singaporeans (including PRs) from occupying our flats, they consider not selling alcohol at Little India, keeping foreigners in housing estates to 10%, increasing the number of buses...
How is the government going to arrest 400 people? At most, just capture the ring leaders. The rest are free. They carry on going to work the next day and nobody knows they were part of the riot if they don't brag or talk about it.
When I read the Yahoo news at about 3am this morning, there was only 1 thought: Send all of them back.
Fact is, for every foreigner occupying a seat in a bus/mrt, it is 1 less seat for a Singaporean.
Won't be surprised if one day the government is overthrown by the foreigners they brought in.
For Little India, with this riot, it is a mark on a tourist spot. And everyone is watching. Malaysia must be so happy now.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/jenniferwells/2013/12/09/singapores-little-india-riot-a-shock-but-not-a-total-surprise/ (the riot occured on Sunday late night towards midnight)
The Forbes article says out of 5 million people in SG, 3 million were born here. Assuming the 5 million stats is even correct, there are 2 million foreigners.
If even a few thousand of them riot and/or hold Singaporeans hostage, we are finished.
Little India Riot in SG
Me: So. Who is going to riot next? Indos? Filipinos?
Bro: Japanese. *Me wondering why the low profile Japs would suddenly riot* Complain why the price of sushi so high.
Me: Indos. Filipinos scared of the cross. Indos scared of nothing.
Bro: Indos scared of batik shirts.
Me: Hahahaha!
*No idea why Indos being scared of batik shirts is funny. They always tend to wear batik shirts. Very old-fashioned, very uncool, very boring, very Indo.
Thursday, 5 December 2013
Questions: Ep 17 Heirs
Eng subbed version...
What's with the mobile phone and unlisted number? Why did it connect to Choi Young Do?
How did Kim Tan know that the gloves Eun Sang bought from the store cost 3300 won?
Wednesday, 4 December 2013
Heirs Ep 17 & Preview 18 Lee Min Ho
Ep 17 is out! 11:08pm. I am so early, the 2nd part of the video is still "encoding in progress". Cool.
Stay tuned for pics.
Ohohohoho... the 2 knights go after Chan Yong. As if he is her keeper. ^_^ Poor Chan Yong. Choi Young Do enters so coolly.
The search is on for Cha Eun Sang...
Choi Young Do goes through the files...
Nice side-view hair...
Min Ho steps in...
Min Ho searching CCTV records...
He calls Young Do... ^_^ And I love Young Do's sharp smug look... ^_^
While Young Do blabs on... CCTV shows... Totally heart-breaking.
Hmm... interesting jacket... on Young Do: I have never seen such a pattern before on a man's formal jacket.
Hahaha...funny scene. They know each other so well... like husband and wife. Myung Soo's theories about Eun Sang's disappearance disgusts Young Do who tells him to "mogo" (eat) and the guy accepts with "Mm." and proceeds to eat funnily. This guy can be a cute comedian (odd that he's a singer in a group in real life?).
Look like it was a lucky thing Kim Tan took her passport earlier. It seems she is still in Korea.
Cute Min Ho:
Cha Eun Sang found. I love the background song. ^_^ Love it when the music stops with a heart stop.
Min Ho looks like a boy when he lays in bed like this...
(below) Hahaha! Young Do uses the direct method: he gets the police. ^_^ I love the way he walks to her. The "clop clop" sound of the heels of his shoes. Decisive, firm, certain. I love it. So Victorian. He carries the coat very well (2nd pic, very tall, straight, intimidating Victorian-looking). No wonder he is a model.
Ahh, she's so lucky to have the love of 2 lovely men...
I love his ring, by the way. ^_^ Clearer pics from Tudou:
(below) Oh my god. He looks absolutely dashing standing there in the rain. ^_^ Like a prince in his white coat (lab coat? ^_^). Just as what he said when she once asked where he came out from when he seemed to have come out of nowhere... "from a fairytale".
Quite scary as he approaches. Hahaha... luckily it is out of love and not something else. Like wherever she goes, he can find her.
I thought he was going to bend his head to give her a last kiss... but he gives her his umbrella...
His fingers are very nice... slim and lovely (those beneath hers that take her hand to hold the umbrella).
(below) Oh dear... he's sick. Even so... he still looks handsome!!! Oh my god. His lips are pale and colored to look sick. His hair... ooh I love the style.
Looks like he doesn't want to live anymore...
That's what you get from an 18 yr-old. The fury of of an 18 yr-old.
The way he pines for her... I completely understand. I was like that once... the feeling of being torn apart, you don't want to live anymore if you can't be together. It's like that. Physical separation. Even knowing the other person is alive and well... is not enough. In fact, all the more, you feel the pain of it. Every thing is a reminder. Going to the places we used to go, etc.. It hurts very badly. That's why, never fall in love with anyone. It's not worth it.
Young Do looks like the leader of this gangster group. ^_^ Very stylish and stands out easily from these 2 guys. I imagine pointing at him when asked which of them I want.
Young Do restraints Min Ho with a hug... ^_^
Min Ho is beaten senseless...
Preview Ep 18:
Ok, now Min Ho looks bad. Finally.
And Choi Young Do finally gets to eat noodles with Eun Sang...
And looks like Eun Sang has come back?
Stay tuned for pics.
Ohohohoho... the 2 knights go after Chan Yong. As if he is her keeper. ^_^ Poor Chan Yong. Choi Young Do enters so coolly.
The search is on for Cha Eun Sang...
Choi Young Do goes through the files...
He calls Young Do... ^_^ And I love Young Do's sharp smug look... ^_^
While Young Do blabs on... CCTV shows... Totally heart-breaking.
Hmm... interesting jacket... on Young Do: I have never seen such a pattern before on a man's formal jacket.
Hahaha...funny scene. They know each other so well... like husband and wife. Myung Soo's theories about Eun Sang's disappearance disgusts Young Do who tells him to "mogo" (eat) and the guy accepts with "Mm." and proceeds to eat funnily. This guy can be a cute comedian (odd that he's a singer in a group in real life?).
Look like it was a lucky thing Kim Tan took her passport earlier. It seems she is still in Korea.
Cute Min Ho:
Cha Eun Sang found. I love the background song. ^_^ Love it when the music stops with a heart stop.
Min Ho looks like a boy when he lays in bed like this...
(below) Hahaha! Young Do uses the direct method: he gets the police. ^_^ I love the way he walks to her. The "clop clop" sound of the heels of his shoes. Decisive, firm, certain. I love it. So Victorian. He carries the coat very well (2nd pic, very tall, straight, intimidating Victorian-looking). No wonder he is a model.
I love his ring, by the way. ^_^ Clearer pics from Tudou:
(below) Oh my god. He looks absolutely dashing standing there in the rain. ^_^ Like a prince in his white coat (lab coat? ^_^). Just as what he said when she once asked where he came out from when he seemed to have come out of nowhere... "from a fairytale".
Quite scary as he approaches. Hahaha... luckily it is out of love and not something else. Like wherever she goes, he can find her.
I thought he was going to bend his head to give her a last kiss... but he gives her his umbrella...
His fingers are very nice... slim and lovely (those beneath hers that take her hand to hold the umbrella).
(below) Oh dear... he's sick. Even so... he still looks handsome!!! Oh my god. His lips are pale and colored to look sick. His hair... ooh I love the style.
Looks like he doesn't want to live anymore...
That's what you get from an 18 yr-old. The fury of of an 18 yr-old.
The way he pines for her... I completely understand. I was like that once... the feeling of being torn apart, you don't want to live anymore if you can't be together. It's like that. Physical separation. Even knowing the other person is alive and well... is not enough. In fact, all the more, you feel the pain of it. Every thing is a reminder. Going to the places we used to go, etc.. It hurts very badly. That's why, never fall in love with anyone. It's not worth it.
Young Do looks like the leader of this gangster group. ^_^ Very stylish and stands out easily from these 2 guys. I imagine pointing at him when asked which of them I want.
Young Do restraints Min Ho with a hug... ^_^
Min Ho is beaten senseless...
Preview Ep 18:
Ok, now Min Ho looks bad. Finally.
And Choi Young Do finally gets to eat noodles with Eun Sang...
And looks like Eun Sang has come back?
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