Siti Nurhaliza & Calmille

oh god. today is major. like totally. ok first of all, let me set the record straight. i didnt want to go to scholl today for some reason(greve and all), but i have to, i mean there’s a test this afternoon, so i say “hey, i got my imagine-R, so why shouldnt i go?” so there i go, all alone venturing the day at 7am! we all know here in france ade greve, so there was no metro at my house! and guess when did i arrive at school? 11am. talk about suicidal!
and obviously, to make my day complete, there was no test. like i came all the way for nothing. loved it. so i went to my lawyer office, to take my new hse keys! YAY! im officially logé!

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i think i’ve posted earlier about the diffs between msia n fr, and i want to rectify somethin. greve is shit. like over it. im sorry, but when it kene to ur hidung, baru rasa, but i still respect their right, it’s just that i dont know, like can u improve the service a lil bit before going on strike?

i arrived at paris at 5.30pm, and i arrived at home around 7.40pm(usually it takes me 20 minutes from chatelet-temp. house). here, lemme show somethin

[RED] from my school, and for greve reason, i had to stop at bibliotheque and took line 14(10minutes)

[GREEN] thank god line 1 ok, but ala2 salmon la kan? koser bergesel bonton ngan minah2! ewwww gross! had to stop at champs elysees(20min)
[PINK] shit, line 13 at champs elysees was not working, have to go back to concorde to take line 8, just to go to invalides!(15min)

[BLUE] double shit, line 8 wasnt working aswell,so have to go back to champs elysee to cross the pont to invalides(15min)

[BLACK] oh shit, i walked through 20plus blocks!! can u imagine? walk all the way(black line) in cold night!(20min). normally i should take the rer C at invalides, but some fugly HO blocked the entrance, i cant get through it!
[PURPLE] at last,the rer C at pont de l’alma tiba, merasalah menggelupur dalam train tuh!

Home sweet home. well, temp. home.

Minister: I commend yo-yo-yourjournalists trying to project… to exaggerate more than what actuallyhappened. That-that-that-that’s it. We are not the-the and I-Icongratulate your journalists behaving like an actor, that-that’s it…
Reporter: As you say that, sir, we’re watching scenes of protesters being sprayed by chemical-filled water!
Minister: YA! I am watching! I’mhere! You’ve been trying… trying to do it this - to do thiseverywhere but in Malaysia people are allowed to, you know? We know ourpolice head our colleague… Police have whatever allowed theprocession to go to the Istana Negara, you know? Do police, firstpolice, like, they handle them, they attack them, they… the policedon’t, don’t, don’t fire anybody?
Reporter: Our correspondent came back to the office, sir, with chemicals in his eyes!
Minister:You-you-you-you arehere with the idea, you are trying to project, what is your mind! Youthink that we Pakistan, we are Burma, we are Myanmar. Everythingyou-you are thinking! WE ARE DIFFERENT! We are totally different!
Reporter: Well unfortunately when you refuse to let people protest, it does appear so.
Minister: Ya ya we are not likeyou! You-you have earlier perception, you come here, you want toproject us like undemocratic country. This a democratic country!
Reporter: So why can’t people protest then, if it’s a democratic country?
Minister: YES, PEOPLE PROTEST!People do-do… of course they protest. We are allowing them protest,and they have demonstrated. But we just trying to disperse them, andthen later they-they-they don’t wanna disperse, but later our policecompromise. They have compromised and allowed them to proceed to IstanaNegara! Police, our police have succeeded in handling them gently,right? Why do you report that? You take the opposition, someone fromopposition party you ask him to speak. You don’t take from thegovernment, right?
Reporter: Why did you not break up these protests…
Minister: Pardon? Pardon? Pardon?
Reporter: Why did you not break up these protests more peacefully?
Minister: I can’t hear you! I can’t hear you!
Reporter: Why did you not break up these protests more peacefully?
Minister: No we-we are! We… this protest is illegal! We don’t want..this… the… NORMALLY…
Reporter: OK, so let me return to my former question. Why is this protest illegal?
Minister: YA! It’s a illegalprotest because we have the erection in Malaysia. It’s no-no point onhaving a protest! We are allowing to every erection… every five yearsnever fail! We are not our like, like Myanmar, not like other country.And, and you are helping this. You Al-Jazeera also is helping this,this forces. The, you know, these forces who are not in passion, whodon’t believe in democracy!
Reporter: Alright, many thanks for joining us.
Minister:  I don’t, ya, you, Al-Jazeera, this is, is Al-Jazeera attitude. Right?

source: http://kennysia.com/

It’s interesting comparing two nations’ ideology and turns out, there’s loads of pros n cons! ok recently, we’re having a greve movement and it has reached out to most sectors, fonctionnaires, teachers, and even students. now, my U has decided to block the university, thus giving me a day or two of vacations!(ha ha ha). and i went to the AG yesterday, and it went well, hell even the teacher supports us!(they gave us an early-out-of-class-to-participate-in-AG). now that’s what i call solidarity and democracy! we are aloud to express our opinions through manifestation. i mean, sure greve can create loads of public problems, but hey, that’s their right, and we should respect it.

it’s cute when comparing that to malaysia. hell even the PM urged to break down the BERSIH movement. i mean, what the hell is that? we should be aloud to manifest, that’s our right! where’s the democracy in banning public manifestation? BERSIH is a calm, solidarity manifestation. but this recent incident where the force de l’ordre pumping a tear gas and released a water canon towards the participants, it’s not normal! u say the demonstration bring the bad images of malaysia, but a tear gas and water canon isn’t? is that a joke or something?

talking about the joke, i watched youtube on something funny, one of the minister(i dont know who) did an interview with al-jazeera, and he seemed to be tensed and starting to burst out on international tv! you can’t control yourself,can u?

a good government is one who can handle and face the problems, not running from them

i bought this album the first day it launched!! my friend and me stormed into two retailer, Virgin and Fnac to buy this much anticipated album and we were quite surprise to see that not only there was NO promotion(no big poster at all), but her album was not placed in front of other albums! whatever, we bought each other one album, and we LIKE it! like, totally. ok here’s my list :

1. piece of me(16/10)

oh my god. like oh my god. the best song ever! i’ve listened to the stream-version, and i loved it. now the album version is a killer! love the music, electronica, best lyrics, best vocal-projection(wtf?), and it has been confirmed that this is the 2nd single. i can imagine the video, like everytime + do somethin’. aku belom pindah rumah lg, but once dah pindah n settled down, harus bukak kuat2 n menari! merasalah kamel ouali!

2. radar(12/10)

i love her vocal in this song! so cute!!! i love the part “i get the tingle, i wanna mingle” and “da da da da da”. radar is supposed to be her third single, and i wanna a video like a real futuristic one!”. produced by bloodshy & avant(the one created Toxic), this is a fecking great song!!

3. hot as ice(9.8/10)

the yeah yeah song. he he he. the demo version is so much cuter than this album version.
but i love the modification though, the “break it down part”.

4. toy soldier(9/10)

the first time i listened it, i fell in love. love the “brit, i heard, i heard, what you gonna do now?” delicious!
5. gimme more(7/10)

what more to say? but kecewa jugak la sebab video is suck to death!
6. break the ice(7/10)
7. freakshow(6.9/10)
8. oh ooh baby(5/10)
9. heaven on earth(5/10)
10. perfect lover(4.5/10)
11.why should i be sad(2/10)
12.get naked (2/10)

overall (9/10) her best album yet.

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yikes! another cover album looks like a fan-made! yes, i know that’s a Chapelle’s work, but come on! you can do much better than that,can;t you?!

ok enough already, lets move on to the review?

1. Brave(15/10)

i love big time the song ‘brave’!!! like honestly, it’s my personal song when im kinda down, i listen it at maximum audio, walking down the parisian streets in a dark cloudy day, that’s very brave! i love jlo, she always make a song or two about being brave and stand up for yourself, like im all over her!

2. Do It Well.(11/10)

Her first single and beautiful video has been made. what more could i say?(sebenarnye dah malas nak komen..)
3. Mile in These Shoes(10/10)

oh my god, i fecking love this song! first, it has YSL, then this is the promo song for desperate housewives, and i love the lyric!! like this one,

Even if they try
They still can’t walk a mile in these shoes
They couldn’t even lace them up right
Honey these pumps are too big to fill
Ten million men can’t walk a mile in these shoes

Honey, ten million men can’t walk in those shoes, but one man can, and you know who!

Most of the songs is like her previous album, Rebirth. She need a song like her crazy days! total points = 7/10

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