That Sharnie Warnie Blog

2013-02-08T11:19:00.002+08:00

SINCE I'VE BEEN GONE

2012-06-27T17:50:00.000+08:00

ok. lotsa things have happened (and changed) since I haven't been updating this silly blog for the past half a year (or maybe a year?) my writing style has obviously changed. and so has my life. got a new someone now :)

so. just to jumpstart this stupid blog again, CLEAR! [pound blog with defibrillator]

I've been introduced to Coldplay's new album Mylo Xyloto and I must say it's quite different from Coldplay's other albums. it's got this really poppy, psychedelic, electrical feel that isn't hallmark of Coldplay. maybe they were writing that album while on drugs or something. I dunno.

aside from that, this song has been ringing in supermarkets and 7-11s around the world nonstop. it's getting a little irritating, though it's one helluva catchy song. cute boy singing girl song. his sexuality: questionable.

oh, and I'm starting to dislike the new layout for blogger though it's been on this site like, forever.

DEAD BLOG DEAD BLOG

2011-10-25T21:22:00.000+08:00

WOOTS. this blog is dying because of neglect! sorry people who actually read this! ah well, so I've caked up quite some news to talk about.

apparently, this 4-eyed fish can see ABOVE AND BELOW WATER. OMG.

well, quite frankly, if you wanna see above water, just surface lah. but no, this fish through evolution had split its pupil in 2, so a top pupil sees above water, and the bottom one sees down. pretty effective in looking out for prey or predators.

and the eyes are sensitive to different colors than that of humans. instead of red, blue, and green light that our cones are sensitive to, these fish see la vie en ultraviolet, violet and blue light. a very purplish world they live in, hmmm, if you get my drift.

oh, and a while back (since I'm writing this post so overdue), Barcelona just held it's last bullfight before its ban. that's really sad, having a tradition banned just because of "animal abuse".

since bulls are bred to be stabbed for the bullfights, I really don't understand what's the big deal about it. I mean, millions of chickens are slaughtered everyday just to feed you. many in inhumane and utterly disgusting conditions you can't fathom. so like chickens, bulls for bullfights are just the same.

and it's a colorful tradition that has spanned and survived the centuries. it's been featured in films, musicals and operas and has become part of not just Spanish or Portuguese culture, but international culture.

I mean who can't forget the fantastic aria by the Toreador Escamillo from Bizet's Carmen?

ah well, so that's gone now. we'll only remember it in stories and films. and from grandfathers' stories.

and I just came across this fantastic website that serves up all kinds of crazy eccentricities. quirky stuff. Dark Roasted Blend

in this article here they've got fantastic shots of a little island off Japan, which got abandoned simply because its sustaining trade, coal, got replaced by oil. in the industrialization of Japan, coal was a booming industry, pushing Hasima Island to 131100 people per square kilometer. that's denser than the Vatican or Singapore or Hong Kong.

came across it by Googling "inception limbo", coz quite simply, I can't imagine a heaven better than Inception's limbo.

I mean, imagine walking in your own world; an entire landscape you created yourself. imagine all that city planning, all that amazing architecture you could do. huge, wide avenues for cars you could fill with your subconscious. immense, tall buildings that stand proud. man, all that concrete is turning me on.

actually, Inception's Limbo was inspired by Le Corbusier's Plan Voisin of Paris. by razing hundreds of the fantastic limestone apartments that line Parisian streets, fantastic monolithic towers would be built. I like the idea of the new flats, but not the part where the old ones have to be demolished.

ah well. I'll post something tomorrow about the birdwatching session I'm having at 6 am. and also about Rihanna's new music video.

what's up with that look, Matt?

2011-09-12T23:33:00.000+08:00

just finished the latest episode of Doctor Who, The Girl Who Waited. looking back, I guess it was a bit lackluster.

so Amy gets trapped in another, faster time stream, that makes her wait 36 years for Rory and the Doctor to come and rescue her. well of course, she's become like one of those junkies from a zombie movie who goes out to kill the bad guys.

so she's what, a 50 something year old who has perfect skin on her arms, and a fantabulous figure. the makeup isn't too great. quite obvious in some points.

just look at the color difference around her mouth!
bad smoothing? weird lighting?

there was though 2 pretty good scenes between the two Amys and when old Amy gets left behind. interesting juxtaposition of the young and old Amy. the scene where old Amy allows young amy to leave is just moving. well, ok. not moving. just touching.

"and then you get to know them, and then.. they're face just, sort of, becomes them..."

well the music's been recycled from past episodes, but at least it still keeps to the themes, which I believe in any series, it crucial. but still the reason why I don't like such episodes is because it's not a continuation of the previous story; it's just another adventure on the TARDIS and like the Doctor said, one of the "Top Ten Greatest Destinations for the Discerning Intergalactic Traveler".

still don't get any of the River-Silence juice. or maybe...

"Where is she?" HUMMMMMMM

whoa, Matt, what's up with that look? does someone's memory of something that ceased to exist matter? maybe it does. maybe like in The Big Bang 2, how Amy remembered the Doctor, she'll remember the old Amy back. possible link to the River-Silence plot? lots of TARDIS this time though.

oh, for goodness' sakes it's a damn gif! click on it to view.

maybe I should change to a Tumblr. or Wordpress. oh I don't know. i just hate how Blogger doesn't support animated gifs.

oh but did you hear? a mother was charged with raping her 10 month old son. hey, hello. c'mon. how sex crazed must you be to rape your own son when he's just a little baby? and what's there on a baby?? it's just a raisin or something like that. dads sa

Blogger app. YAY.

2011-09-09T11:31:00.000+08:00

ahahaha. finally after 4 years of iPhone existence, they build this app for us. what a wait.

I still remember how it was like typing out a blog post from a tiny little screen on the same interface as the one we see on the internet. obviously it's irritating as hell going back for spell checks. you can get the app on iTunes here!

sadly I've got nothing much to talk about other than Doctor Who. I've become a real fanboy at this.

well the episode that just came out. ok, not just. last Saturday. that was just absolute crap. another time wasting Doctor Who episode, very much like last half of this series' The Curse of the Black Spot. it was a complete waste of money, since building props for a piratey show wouldn't be cheap (Pirates of the Caribbean blew their budget at $300 million), and complete waste of my time watching it.

who was the writer? Stephen Thompson. ok, never gonna watch any of his shows anymore.

looks like a lousy patch of
pen ink, really

I mean, the plot was just, urgh, lame. so you get a black mark on your hand after you get cut or injured, and then this creepy model woman rises out of the water and sucks you into her hand. yea right, as if I'm scared.

and then the Doctor goes all like, "There're lots of universes nestled inside each other, now and again they collide and you can step from one to the other."

right, so this spaceship is from another universe? I think the Doctor'll know better. "Dimensions" would have been more apt that "universes". just like the TARDIS. how it works is that it's dimensionally transcendental. so the interior is nestled exists within a different dimension than the exterior, that's how it's bigger on the inside, no miniaturizations needed.

but anyway both the episodes of the Black Spot and Night Terrors didn't serve any promotion to the River-Doctor-Amy-Rory-Silence-TARDIS exploding-cracks in the universe story. unlike all the others. crappy shiz.

but I'm quite interested to know more about the next episode The Girl Who Waited. coz there was this shot that caught my eye.

don't they look like TARDISes? like the ones below?

hmmm. let's see what happens tomorrow then...

Eiffel gets struck by AWESOME LIGHTNING

2011-09-02T12:22:00.000+08:00

lol. that headline was a wee sensational. ok, not "wee". very sensational.

but I mean, look!

cool shiz.

imagine what the people on the tower would be feeling. there's this immense burst of noise that shouts in your ear, and then you cringe to cover them. then you realize it's lightning, and you immediately try to get your hands away from the tower, coz everything's metal. but the bolt's already gone. and the episode of terror's over.

you laugh it off.

apparently it was struck three times since it was built.

one in 1902. the very first.

one on 25 May 2009

and just on 28 July 2011. oh. sorry. that's old news.

but I've got more news as well. like this man who pushed a suicidal person off a bridge to save his life. it was very shocking to see the man suddenly push the guy off like that. I mean, you thought he was gonna bring him back to terra firma. but no...

I really like this design, though it's
not real. a bit of the 5th gen iPod Nano.

and you should have read this by now, that Apple just lost it's iPhone in a bar. yep. again. and this isn't the iPhone 4 like the last time. this is the iPhone 4G or iPhone 5, depending on how they market it. heard it's got a bigger screen, it's gone thinner and lighter.

or. maybe it's a publicity stunt that iPhone purposely does. it just releases to the wide world a really lousy prototype with a horrid iOS and "pretends" to be frantic about getting it back. of course, they give China people and edge to copy the iOS, but hey, any China person can buy an iPhone and copy the iOS and sell fakes.

still remember when Tom Dickson from Will it Blend? did a little video.

ah well. nothing much really to say. sorry. unless it's about this Gaypon thing.

I don't know what's up with the Americans, they really like coupons. and porn. even the URL for Gaypon is www.dailygaypon.com. quite the suggestive, isn't it? and I mean, do gays really need a coupon system specifically for them? well of course, I believe the cause is kinda good: apparently part of the proceeds go to gay charities and support groups. gays do need the kinda emotional and social help coz really, they're quite alone in this very straight world. but I'm thinking, can't they give a better name to it?

MATT SMITH IS AWESOME

2011-08-28T21:24:00.001+08:00

I actually like that huge
swath o'hair

that was a fab start to Doctor Who! real great. lots of revelation moments this one.

it's hilarious that the Doctor has a phone on the TARDIS. I mean, if something travels through space and time, what kinda network provider do you have?? is it a line phone? a mobile? seems like anyone can call the Doctor; the Queen, Winston Churchill.

well, Doctor Who spoilers abound here so if you haven't seen Let's Kill Hitler, don't look. but I mean, why stop the series for 3 fecking months???

oh, who knew that Mels was a regenerated River Song. the moment she went like, "Why not do it now, since they're both here?" we're like, "HOLY- IS THAT REALLY?"

and then she glows and regenerates and we all know she's River Song. actually, didn't you see that coming? I was reading online schtuff about River Song and then lotsa people couldn't believe River Song was Melody Pond. I mean, there were HUGE HINTS. I've already done a post about this by the way.

1. the girl in the spacesuit

"What are you doing?" "Saving your life!" "NOOO-" *BANG*

2. a spacesuit-y thing killed the Doctor

"I'm sorry."

3. River's "I killed the best man I ever knew." (obviously the Doctor)

"It's a long story, Doctor. Can't be told. Has to be lived."

4. the baby Amy was carrying in the photo in the orphanage

"How can that be me?"

5. the girl damn regenerated

"I'm dying. I can fix that. It's easy, really. See?"

oh, ok. the last hint was really surprising. I thought that Amy's daughter was the Doctor's! oh well, at least it got sorted out in A Good Man Goes to War.

wait what was this about? IT'S ABOUT MATT SMITH FOR GOD'S SAKE.

oh he's a fantastic actor really. brilliant. his performance in this episode should be given an Oscar, or a BAFTA, or something like that. I particularly like the scenes where he's dealing with the interface, and he's trying to stay alive.

"I'm going out into first round, ring any bellAAAAHHHOOHH!!!"

but when he's selecting the voice interface, it's very much like he was selecting his appearance when he regenerated for the second time.

it's just immense how much energy and vigor and pain you see go through Matt Smith's Doctor. he's got such a youthful body yet inside, it's this old, wise little Time Lord. he's been through so much, all that craziness, the chaos of the Time War and the Daleks and the Master, and he doesn't want to spiral back into it. you can see that fear, the painful memories in his eyes.

"...help me...save Amy and Rory...AARRGH JUST...help me..."

River, River, why do you have to kill the Doctor.... make him suffer, and die, yet stand there and watch. even with the Eleventh Doctor's sprightliness, he's still so vulnerable, so desperate, so hapless. he's alone, in the universe, and how horrible should that feel, being almost 800 years old and yet no real friend to be with?

oh man, if only I could have enough opportunities to act like that. it'd be so great, like Phantom's final scene, or Edward Scissorhands, or THE DOCTOR. but that'd be weird; a foreigner acting as the Doctor. well at least we'd have an Asian Doctor. right, but in the UK it's just Indians and Arabs.

IMMA WHOVIAN

2011-08-28T21:21:00.001+08:00

*this is an old post, you can skip to the previous one if you like.

I don't think there's a doubt about it. I'm completely hooked on Doctor Who.

thanks to @coollike. Charlie McDonnell's one of my favorite YouTubers. very true to his heart, amusing.

I always wanted to use the music from the soundtrack to create another symphony or a song. and dear Charlie's beaten me to it. urgh.

well, he was the one who introduced to the Doctor. he started ranting about the new series of Doctor Who and made it seem so cool an hyped and shiz. turns out it was. I love it.

but one thing about it is, I don't entirely agree with the series' philosophy. rewriting time? not too great. I believe time events can't be changed. the past was the past and it will always it. there's simply no way a time traveler can change it. take a look at the grandfather's paradox. yea, well I believe in Novikov's self-consistency principle.

but hey, if time could be changed, I'd take the theory of chaotic time, where everything just goes catastrophic just because someone changed a tiny little thing in the past. like say if a time traveler had pricked the belly of a mother who might want a child. she mightn't have given birth to one, since it was "just a wee too painful". and probably that person who could have been born was Harry Truman. no one would have dared drop the atom bombs on Hiroshima and/or Nagasaki, and thus the war would have continued, and may never have been won by the allies. small change = big results.

just imagine.

and turns out, I was so inspired by the time traveling alien of the Doctor, that I convinced my Drama Club to do a play about a time traveler. we needed a filler for the year end, just to get some standing in our school. our CCA's quite obscure in our school actually, since plays and musicals are so horrid to write and produce.

can't tell you the storyline. spoliers!

good name, eh?

well whatever. here's Matt Smith cross dressing.

awesomejuice.

I really respect him as an actor, really. he can play these characters very well, albeit with a little Matt Smith tinge to them. the drama-ish type. fun, whacky, crazy. cool guy. apparently he cross dressed for this play That Face. yea, pock-marky face of his... LOL

ok. now for more music. I just went by for a friend's recital. great job with it though, but a little iffy on some notes. too much pushing, perhaps? nerves?

well anyway I got some great inspiration for music. first off is one of Schubert's songs. here's a Liszt transcription of it. damn disable embedding.

and also.

the main chord progression is very much like one of mine. thief.

BADMINTON

2011-08-24T16:32:00.001+08:00

urgh. the badminton fever hit me again.

I used to play badminton almost every other a couple of years back, but since my class split and we had more schtuff to do, I kinda stopped. but thank god I haven't lost my swagger yet. you see, I'm playin' in a competition this Thursday in hostel, and I'm playing singles. so it ain't so easy when you're up with the pros.

after not playing for almost a year, my arm's getting sore from all that tax. oof. I need a full body massage.

well whatever. about school. I noticed @fakeNUSH got much more active now.

oh and I noticed Google's done something about it's logo. Jorge Luis Borges. one of those metaphysical, surrealist writers. I quite frankly like those kinda things, makes your imagination run wild.

but the thing about Google's little icon is that it looks so much like one of those cool sci-fi movies from the 20s, like Metropolis. have you seen it? it's pretty good, seriously, for a silent movie. pretty good story line, nice set. just the makeup is a wee creepy.

classic shot from the movie. ah, if only our city planning was
like that.

oh, and talking about city planning, I was looking at Myanmar's new capital Naypyidaw, and my god the planning. it's seriously all over the place.

I MEAN C'MON WHAT KINDA CITY PLANNING IS THAT

haphazard, messy, crazy. down south you can see some semblance of order, but around it, it's crazy. traffic's gonna be a problem later, zoning is gonna be difficult when the population grows and rezoning is critical. AND WHO THE HELL GRIDS IN SQUARES??? as everyone knows, buildings don't fit best in square plots, but rectangular ones. but that comes from experience, many cities started out with square grids, but like New York, they've turned to really long blocks, which is detrimental to traffic.

but hey, at least it don't look too bad.

I'm sorry, it's my inner architect and urban planner screaming out. somehow I'm obsessed with organizing things and people, and carving order out of chaos. yea, ok. my table's messy. but out of chaos, order. everything has it's own place, and though they're messy around their areas, the general order remains.

now that's what I call some good city planning.

looking through all the schtuff on urban planning got me to America's favorite architecture. I got to know about the crazy styles of architecture and what they're called. sadly none of my idol(Frank Gehry)'s is there. you know it's strange. just a few years ago I said expressionism was a terrible art form; quick, brash. now I love it. I detested Jackson Pollock's No. 5, calling it stupid and childish, yet now I paint similar art pieces. and I would have said Gehry's shiz was a crumbled pie of lego bricks, yet now I fantasize about theaters and city halls that look close to them.

oh, what a taste in art I have.

oh, hope you noticed my new banner for That Sharnie Warnie Blog. it's inspired by that horrid video by Maroon 5. I don't like the video, especially of a half naked Adam Levine filling the screen. the beat's really infectious though. but it's this hipster, retro style that I find trending on tumblrs and Facebook albums worldwide.

revolutionary opera is cool!

2011-08-23T00:28:00.001+08:00

I was trawling the inter webs just a couple of days back, and I came across this cool thing about Beijing operas in the communist days. mainly because I was wondering if there was any opera about a mountain, like Mont Blanc or something like that. then that came up.

right now I'm listening to another opera, Aida by Giuseppe Verdi. his compositions are, very frankly, childish. I hardly see any substance in his work except in a few minuscule phrases. well yea, he writes amazingly catchy tunes, like Va, pensiero or Brindisi, but nothing powerful comes of it.

but I first came to know about Aida when I found out that the Arena di Verona performed annual productions of it. oh, and you know Arena di Verona does massive, epic, set designs.

heh, imagine how much that would cost in Singapore

talking about Aida, I've got a little something from that hilarious British group "Fascinating Aida"

ah well, tomorrow's eLearning so I'm stuck here in hostel. did I ever tell you hostel sucks? well not entirely, since the mosquito problem is over so. it's time to sleep!

WICKED IS IN SINGAPORE

2011-08-21T16:49:00.000+08:00

OMG! YAY! MY LIFE IS ALMOST COMPLETE!

well not really. I can't act or sing in it. all I can do is just watch. and if the cast ain't good it'll be a waste of time since I'd already seen the show on West End.

this was my view of the stage. it looks ok, but it sucked.

we paid almost 100 quid to watch this show. it's an acquired taste really. my mom didn't like it. neither did I. the music was just, well, strange. it was a mix of contemporary classic with pop rock. and the finale was just so sappy and girly and pointless. why can't they conclude it properly?? before I watched the show I took a look at As Long As You're Mine and I quite liked the bass chords.

yeah, alright Adam Lambert was in the video so it was good.

but I still remember when Defying Gravity was sung. it really blew my mind how she could levitate off the stage like that. then I thought, "Oh. Cherry picker."

but whatever, Wicked is now in Singapore. and in Marina Bay Sands' Grand Theatre. oh, god I hate that theatre. it's so small, so tall and just crappy. acoustically, I can't hear a shiz what the performers would be singing without their mics. terrible place.

and we always sit at the top floor

we've seen Thiller: Live there, The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber. all cruise entertainment, really. goodness knows why my mom buys tickets for those kinda shows. but this time I'm gonna be buying tickets. for both Wicked and The Lion King, since it's closing end of the month. oh you know I actually could go for an audition for the Lion King, but I was on holiday so I forwent it. ah well.

anyway, here in Singapore, since it's the seventh month, many ghosts have come out from hell. but the this is, I can't stand that horrid stench of burning paper in the air. and sometimes, I can literally see all the soot and ash flying around like its raining.

apparently more people are complaining about it, and they should. I mean, breathing all that ash isn't good for anyone. and who the hell cares about religious tolerance and all that shiz. yeah, ok they can burn all they want, but they're harming not just their health but our health as well. I'm very sure during this time of year we get a spike in asthma and breathing related problems.

perhaps they could burn the notes in temples, where it's centralized? and not haphazardly along the streets. oh right, it becomes a fire hazard too. another point against it. some people simply aren't considerate and burn tons of silly billions that just cost a couple of dollars under other people's windows. poor Malays have to tolerate the fumes. and Indians too. and Christians. and Buddhists.

I think though we need religious tolerance, we need to ensure that Singapore's a safe place for all, and burning random pieces of paper all over the place isn't the way.

back to The Blog

2011-08-19T23:32:00.000+08:00

WOOTS.

so sorry for the long siesta guys. the blog's been falling into a state of decline ever since I stopped for the exams. right now I'm typing at 11.16pm at night to get at least one post up before this blog dies.

well, I don't have much to say except that Doctor Who is starting again soon! the series, like me, took a freakin' long break for god knows what reason, and is beginning again on BBC on 27 August. I love that show. thanks to charlieissocoollike.

I just noticed YouTube just changed its look again. it used to be some dark grayish bar at the bottom, but now it's light gray. huh, strange. I should've taken screenshots of YouTube as it went through the ages. I still remember the days when the player was in some kinda box and the video description was on the right. loved that.

oh, I guess I'm lapsing into British English again. [the previous sentence said with Received Pronunciation]. you know I find it strange that though Singapore was a British colony, it's lost almost all links with its British past. yes, I do love the British. well, maybe not the people, but I guess the culture. no one ever in Singapore speaks with RP, neither does anyone know who the hell Doctor Who or Graham Norton is. British humour as well is hilarious. Monty Python's absolutely fab.

ah well, I'll be back with some more juicy news tomorrow, as always. so just stick around!

2011-08-10T19:29:00.002+08:00

it's a gif. click to see animation

2011-08-10T19:24:00.002+08:00

it's a gif. click to see animation

and the result of camwhoring

2011-08-10T19:15:00.000+08:00

it's a gif. click to see animation

how to camwhore

2011-08-10T19:01:00.003+08:00

it's a gif. click to see animation

2011-06-03T21:32:00.000+08:00

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2011-05-23T11:11:00.002+08:00

APPLE IS STUPID

2011-05-23T11:09:00.000+08:00

it's nonsense really. what's the point.

you want people to love and patronize your products and yet you do this to us. seriously?

I'm a huge fan of Apple products. they're great. you form a relationship with your gadget, but then Apple just snatches that happiness away with bringing in a new product.

one thing is though, Apple
products look kool.

or cutting your access to it.

but take a look, now the old MacBooks can't even run iTunes 10 because they're running Leopard and not Snow Leopard. so a 4 year old MacBook can't do anything with that swanky new iPhone or iPad, but a 10 year old PC can.

ridiculous.

I mean, all Apple products should be able to do Apple things. but what's the point if a Mac can't run iTunes. I can understand if hardware can't run certain functions for later iOSes, but a Mac (of all, a Mac) can't run the latest iTunes.

so what? force people to buy the Snow Leopard to upgrade? if I like my Leopard, let's keep it that way.

grr.

The Doctor's Wife isn't River Song

2011-05-18T20:30:00.002+08:00

well, we don't know exactly yet. they keep hinting about who River is, but we all know that she's really the Doctor's wife. she did say "it does something to a young woman when a man knows everything about her". but then that something could be killing the Doctor. she did say, when asked who she killed, "the best man I ever knew"; meaning the Doctor.

that's all folks!

oh, and if she did kill the Doctor, then... we saw that the little girl in the astronaut suit was the girl in the photographs.

uh oh. River is Amy's daughter...

but anyway, that's just speculation. I got a source here saying so, but whatever, let's just let it run its course.

but that wasn't the main point. The Doctor's Wife is in fact the name of the episode where the Doctor meets the TARDIS in human form, through a vector called Idris. spoilers abound in the later part of this post so if you haven't seen it, go watch it now!

so the Doctor gets a little box; a Time Lord distress message if you will, and travels out of the universe just to find another of him (he exterminated the Time Lords in a bid to eradicate the Daleks). well anyway they go whizzing off to outside-the-universe, or rather, a "tiny bubble universe sticking to the side of a bigger bubble universe".

but anyway he lands up on an asteroid that's sentient and feeds off energy from TARDISes. here's where the "soul" of the asteroid, House, takes the "soul" of the Doctor's TARDIS and inserts himself into the empty police box.

and so, the Doctor stranded on the asteroid with his human TARDIS, build another TARDIS to chase the rouge one.

but whatever, Suranne Jones' acting was superb. loved every line. wait a minute why does she seem so slutty with all those glamour shots and... urgh, never mind.

do fish have fingers? sad word. is sad. will be sad.

being a TARDIS, she exists all through space and time, so in this humanoid shell, she starts to learn about how to exist as a singular entity. pretty cool.

one of the best episodes of the new season, besting the second and third (aw god don't get me started on that horrid piratey one), but let's see the 5th episode with some kinda programmable flesh.

2011-05-02T14:20:00.002+08:00

LIVE TWEETS ON THE ROYAL WEDDING

2011-04-29T18:06:00.002+08:00

this event is over, but do look out for more live event tweets from That Sharnie Warnie Blog or just check out my Twitter!

2011-04-19T23:36:00.000+08:00

I've never been that big a fan of Sam Tsui, and I feel kinda bad that this post I wrote a while back about how gay he looks in his videos is getting so many hits. seriously, I'm not critical of him. he's a good singer.

but this cover of the song is really really good. better than David Archuleta, better than John Lennon himself. (I never found Lennon's teeth that inspiring)

2011-04-18T23:43:00.000+08:00