Why did sfogs close down

Gone With the Wind was a fave in high-school drooling over Rhett Butler included! Fantasy - I like Neil Gaiman's works, most of all The Sandman series of graphic novels, and some short stories by him. Oh, and Tim Burton too! Children's fiction - my favouritest author in this category is Roald Dahl - his writing is simply scrumptilicious! Comics - like Asterix have been best companions since childhood, I loved to pick different ones out from my dad's collection. A better idea of my tastes can be had from looking at the books I've previously read, listed below!

OMFG Eshia so cuteeeee and gorgeous! Yat piggybacked me at the bridge. Around 10pm we walked to City Hall with them. Friday, July 10, too many peekchurs so i'll just put 3 memorable ones :D. K da bye. I fucking hate you. Nevermind uh you just go fetch her im not in the mood alr. I dont think so. Thursday, July 9, Doopeedeedoopohhnooo. P Michael. Wednesday, July 8, Bed bugs and flying anteaters :D. Gig name: Culture X. Yay meeee! Monday, July 6, 2nd post for the day. Its tha doooooope yaw!

LOL met Yat around uhm 2pm then bus-ed to Bugis. Alip went off then me and Yat went to some near SMU and took 2 huge burgers while Yat bought ice lemon tea. Sunday, July 5, Dont go. Yat jammed with 5 Minutes Late. Yat and i were alr very pissed at that point so we walked out straight while i was cursing like fuck.

LIYA, if you're reading this, just wanna say you have changed alot. Saturday, July 4, Untitled. Half Asleep and Ever After came across the borders to perform. Misissued, 20 Dischanger and Random Arrival as well. Friday, July 3, Facebook suckballs. Gimme a title for this post. Met them then lepak at Civic. Thursday, July 2, Mosquito bites and YouTube. MSN and Myspace's getting boring. O oooooh she smokes hell yeah. You think you're hot? Tuesday, June 30, Dare for distance?

I have never felt this bored in my entire life! Heartbreak, brain dead. Monday, June 29, Short update. White Enamel. Except instead of just sitting there and letting the story unfold before your eyes, you technically have to live through it—by interacting with the different elements in the scenes. This point-and-click game appears to have ties to the Blair Witch Project. Before being used as a tool to commune with spirits, the Oujia board was actually just a simple parlor game by Hasbro. It was allegedly after a spiritualist used it as a divination tool during the first World War that its connection to the supernatural and the occult became popular.

I played this once, in high school. What happens if you beat the game? Who knows. What used to be called SFOGS has now transferred to a new domain with a new albeit not necessarily better design. As with a variety of topics, Reddit is a rabbit hole or maybe I should say, a black hole for creepy tales. Thank you once again…. My Saturday began with an early morning trip to a place of attraction somewhere in the West side, as my company held our annual Family Day event there.

Honestly I could not recall how the place looked like so it was nice to see it after undergoing a major renovation within the timeframe of my last visit to the current time. I did not stay long. Reached there at am.

We were one of the first few people there. What was initially scheduled at pm, turned out to be a longer wait than expected. In the meantime, I made small talk with some of the die-hards who were there. By pm, the place was packed to its brim.

Siti , finally appeared from one of the glass lifts in the shopping centre at pm. She had apparently waited via the hotel concourse at level 4. After the initial introductions had been made by Lokman Hakim , the master-of-ceremony for the day, Mr Liew , the director of CCT Marketing , the company in-charge of distributing the product in Singapore, came on stage to deliver his speech.

When Siti came on stage to deliver her own wise words, pandemonium reared itself from amongst the crowd, cheering and whooping her every move. If I were to hit out at this particular individual for his boorish attitude during the event, I run the risk of having my neck hung out to dry, as evident from my slamming of his group in my blog back in March. This went on throughout the event. I say, our community still has a long way to go in respecting a formal event.

Basic ethics and courtesy are sorely lacking and with such hooligan-ish behaviour, I feel sorry for the state of our community. And to think the tabloids painted a rosy picture on the event. Some people were just out for some cheap publicity, just for their own personal cheap thrills and lacking decorum. My comments this morning on air regarding the topic was met with equal disdain from my usual detractors, but I too had my fair share of those who agreed with my comments. As we were crossing the road to go to the mosque, a black Mercedes which was turning left into Arab Street honked at us.

When we peered at who was behind the wheel, we saw the would-be host of our wedding, the man himself, Mr A. From the mosque, we then drove to the airport to see Siti off. When we reached there, several of her die-hard fans had arrived and were waiting at the Departure Hall.

Aida and I had lunch whilst waiting for her to arrive. The wait turned into a long one and I even fell asleep sitting on the bench. When I woke up at pm, I felt queasy as she had still not turned up. Then I found out that she had taken the first class SIA flight at 5pm, meaning, she had entered from a different entrance.

We were all stationed near the Malaysian Airlines check-in counter, where she normally pass by. So a lot of us were left disappointed. Well surprisingly I was not disappointed in not meeting her. Subsequently, we went to see my father at Tan Tock Seng Hospital. A few of my relatives had come over the weekend to see him. If all goes well he should be discharged tomorrow.

But the one week or so of constant driving has made me into a speed demon and stunt driver. I went to Bugis Junction yesterday to meet one of my good friends, Farid Amir. They had some high-tech gadget that measured my bone mass, muscle mass, water mass etc. One thing I have going for me is that I already have a ready muscle mass and I have a high metabolic rate, burning at a rate of kilo calories kCal a day.

I just need to do a lot of cardio workout to condition myself and most importantly look after my diet. I was issued a VIP Pass which would last me about 6 weeks. Going to the gym proved to be an eye-opener of sorts. A lot of beautiful people were there working out. She was busy carrying weights when I saw her. Seeing the other guys with good-looking pecs and washboard abs to die for, it gave me the drive and impetus to be like them too.

Not only do I meet beautiful people but also renewed acquaintances with those I had known before as I know some of the trainers there either from my National Service days or through my interests in the entertainment industry. So I hope the next 3 and a half months would be fruitful for me. The fasting month I hope would also help me lose as much as possible. Hope you guys would see a leaner and fitter me during my wedding… Have a great week ahead….

I purposely pushed this latest entry to a later date to honour Aida on her birthday. Hope you all did not mind. I would just like to thank those who had taken the trouble to leave your comments in here and also to those who had emailed me your kind thoughts and advice you know who you are with regards to that fuming mail last Saturday. I can take the abuse but not towards my loved one, who was not in the picture in the first place, and certainly did not want to get involved in any form of altercations with absolute strangers….

Last weekend, I practically stayed away from home from morning till night. So many invitations to answer to. And we were like all over Singapore and even journeyed across to Johor. We began Saturday by going across the Causeway to Taman Perling Utara , Johor , to attend the wedding of Malaysian singer Mazleela with 6 other friends.

We went there via a mini van that we had rented for the day. Kak Maz was also a part of the act for the night. Noraniza Idris , Liza Hanim and Siti have since left the recording company. So it was a surprise when I learnt she was tying the knot.