8 Random Facts About Xpax BB

1. It's addictive. Due to the fact it's freaking cheap (RM2.50 unlimited data/day), you just get hooked to your BB like nobody's business.
2. It pisses off iPhone users like Timothy Tiah
3. You see something effing funny, you snap and tweet about it, like this Tiew Brothers
4. You can shit and read your emails at the same time inside the toilet (or anywhere you prefer to shit, the grazing field if you're a cow, the lift if you're a psychotic immigrant)
   
5. You can bid for your lots in eBay. Whenever a fucker raise his price by 0.01 cent, you can raise it another 0.01 cent to piss him off.
6. Word Mole, the game that comes along with BB Curve 8520 rocks, according to David and Nicki
7. It's not for college kids who dreams to be cool *hint iPhone* , it's for people who are actually cool.
8. Did I mention that you can shit and tweet about what color is your shit?

P.S. Go get your Xpax BB before the promotion ends. :D

Cheers
Robb

Emo Today

Emo post ahead. Don't bother reading if you wish I'll die tomorrow

I just finished reading Fourfeetnine's blog post wishing her brother a Happy Birthday.

Read the entire post and the comments as well and you'll feel very warm and fuzzy. It's almost like you have imaginary butterflies flying around you. Yea, that kind of warmth. Their family is so intact, together and loving. It's like a TVB drama put together. Hahahaha.

Truth to be told, I think I was a little depressed after digesting what was shared by Audrey and her family. Reason? Well, being a Chinese, you tend to compare a lot of stuffs and this scenario is no different. I wouldn't say my family isn't loving or warm but somehow.. it's just different.

Here we go again, sharing my thoughts on my family, and this time in not a very positive manner.

My dad is the man of house. He has everything a typical Chinese dad has - brains and absolute authority over everything in the house. He works really hard to put food on the table for the family. He lays down the rule of what is acceptable and what isn't and if things don't go his way, he'll punish without hesitation - canning when we were still children. As we grew older, canning was no longer practical, but that didn't stop him from exerting the authority as he was still the dad who pays for our meals and lives. He doesn't talk much to the family nor share what's in his mind at all.

My mum endured quite a tough life of her own. Coming from a relatively poorer household, she didn't exactly have a lot when she was growing up. She practically spent quite a bit of her life servicing elder relatives, her own grandmother when she was young and my grandmother when she was still around. As a mother, she tried her very best to give a lot to her children and it's very seldom that we see her angry of us. We definitely appreciate that as she balanced the strict and cold dad we have. However, my mum is still subject to my dad's authority and that means sometimes my dad's actions can't be explained by my mum nor could she do anything about it.

My elder sister... I think the perfect word to describe her from me would be.. rival? Hahaha. We have always been at each others neck and trying to kill each other apart due to our different views in everything in life. I was very competitive in nature and my elder sister being the closest person I could compare myself with kinda get dragged along unwillingly. Our childhood was filled with disagreement with each other, how I thought I'm a better person that she was and vice versa. Dad's decision to send her to pursue medicine in Russia added more discontentment rooted deep down within me against her and let's just say that till today, we still have a fair share of things we do not see eye to eye in.

My younger sister is a blessed girl if you ask me. She was led up by 2 extremes siblings in the family, my elder sister for being stern, conservative with her values and follow-my-advice advices and me for being rebellious against the family strict rules, think for yourself instead of others and don't-blindly-listen-to-what-I-say advices. As such, she was able to digest the good qualities from both of us and made her own choices on what values she would be comfortable to live with and I'm happy to say that I see her living a pretty happy life on her own but of course, me being an extreme, I do have certain things I don't agree with her in life as well. But generally, I'm better with my younger sister than my elder sis.

Back when I was still living in Ipoh, the chain of authority was kinda like this;

Dad -> Mum -> Elder Sis -> Younger Sis -> Me

Yes. In case you don't know, the youngest child gets more attention and more protected in most families. Didn't help that I'm the only son, I wasn't given extra privileges. Instead, I was given extra beatings for crossing over the line all the time (told you I was rebellious). Guess what? I was actually gang bullied by my sister when I was growing up. I know, I am a loser. FML. T_T

My elder sister had physical advantage over the younger days of growing up and she has always used that against me. I remember well she took out a knife from the kitchen to threaten me and my parents didn't even cane her while most of my naughty acts get punished severely by the cane.

There are instances where my younger sister would kicked me for fun and then cried out loud. My parents would storm down the stairs with a cane and beat the shit out of me without listening to what actually happened.

Their individual acts were horrible enough on me. Guess what happened when they teamed up and collaborated their acts? I'm not even gonna share it cause it's just so depressing la. With such memorable incidents flashing through my mind, how can I not feel depressed when I read Audrey's post?

My parents weren't exactly helpful in understanding our lives unless it's life and death situation (like you cry cause of nervous breakdown like that). Mum was busy working (which I think she enjoys a lot, gives her freedom and life) most of the time while dad doesn't talk to you nor have the initiative to find out what's up in your life unless you speak out first. Even if you do so, most of the answers you'll get back are 1 word answers that puts an end to conversations straight away. As time passed by, I grew to not bother starting conversations anymore and it's fair for me to say, not one person from my family truly understood me when I was a teenager due to the fact I've given up in sharing my life to them as much as they've given up to find out about my life.

With an early childhood of unfair punishment & reward system and getting bullied by your sisters (shame on me) to a teenage of negligence where your family have no idea what you do nor have the initiative to find out.. I think it's safe for me to say I didn't exactly enjoyed my years of growing up that much.

Thus, when I read Audrey's blog... It was just painful for me and yet I feel happy for her family. I don't exactly have any main messages to send across today, I'm just rambling about how bad I feel. Hope you guys don't mind.

Emo
Robb

I Can Draw Too

I always have a soft spot for bloggers who can draw and express themselves.

Perfect example would be Miao from Akiraceo.com. His drawings are very cute and inspiring in nature. Heck, even my current blog banner and avatar is drawn by him. So yeah, he's like my idol in this case. ^_^

Today while I was on the way to play Magic at CCE I saw a tweet on my Xpax Blackberry. It was from Twitter, a direct message from my idol in drawing, Jian.

The message is as follows;

I think you'll like the 'Draw Wafu&Pafu!! :D' contest! http://drawcontest.com/i/bc4ad5e14907

It was to promote his efforts to get people to draw Wafu and Pafu. Some of the drawings were really cute such as from Jian himself;


And there were also cute ones from his fans like this one;


Of course, when I saw that using my Xpax Blackberry, I wanted to take part and start drawing too since I have unlimited access to do all kinds of stuff online due to the RM2.50 per day for unlimited data for BB services, but due to the fact I was enrolled in a mini tourney for Magic, I couldn't spare the time to do so.

Thus, I gave up on the thought. But before I close the browser I accidentally stumbled upon other drawing contests that were on going and one of them was a drawing contest for Shooting Star.

Some of the drawings featured are as such;


The moment I saw this, I knew it was my time to showcase my artistic side. Thus, the moment I reached home, I went to my computer and started drawing a masterpiece for the 'Shooting Star' drawing contest in Paint.

After a considerable amount of hard work, my masterpiece was ready. I went to the site just to find out... the cibai contest does not allow artist to upload their drawings and they must draw on the site itself using Flash!! FML!!!

I mean come on, I'm pretty sure my drawing would pawn all the others.

Just take a look.


Ain't this the best Shooting Star image you have ever seen?

P.S. No stars were harmed in creating the image.

Artistic
Robb

Being Sick Sucks

Am not sure if you know, but I do tend to get sick easily. T_T

I wasn't able to tell why, but after a long thought, I think it's mainly due to my eating habits. You see, back in the time where I still stay with my parents, I hardly fall sick. Maybe like once a year? But ever since I've moved out and stay on my own, I tend to get sick pretty often, almost like once every 2 months or even more.

Living condition is probably the same but I guess the food I take in these days are definitely imbalance compared to what my parents had fed me for the past 18 years. I mean, when you stay on your own, you tend to eat all the nice, tasty food without caring for balance in nutrients (screw nutritionists) and sometimes when you're in need to save, you just whack instant noodles like nobody's business. As a result, most of us who stay outside tend to be malnourished and thus becomes easy prey for sickness.

I, am a living example of such person. T_T

I miss my mum's cooking all of the sudden (though I admit I prefer choosing what to eat, but look how easy I get sick these days. FML).

The previous 2 days had been hell for me. I woke up one morning feeling like the earth is splitting into two, but I ignored it and thus went ahead to the office to work. Upon arriving, I felt that a tornado came through me and I was literally floating around. I couldn't help it but to take a quick rest in the office to regain my spirit before I could work.

Little did I know, I was pretty wreaked and I could barely crawl back to my seat to work properly. The next thing I knew, I was bombing the West toilet (next to Nicholas, Jestina and Michelle) as the East was occupied then. They had to endure the radiation worse than Hiroshima and Nagasaki had as my ammo was liquid and almost endlessly flowing out from my armory.

After emptying the armory, I continued working for awhile before global warming struck me and I had to once again lie down in the office to be okay. I stayed on because that day, I had to attend a movie screening and give out the tickets as Nicki wasn't able to watch the movie due to unforeseen circumstances and I didn't want her to be there since she's not watching thus I pressed on.

But as the sun goes down, my health kept getting worse and when it was time to head to the cinema, Nicki came to me and tell me to go home and she'll take care of everything. She was like an angel when I heard that from her. I was touched. I went home to get my rest but wake up randomly to check twitter in case anything went wrong during the screening. Thankfully nothing went wrong and it was a smooth sailing.

Nicki was great. She told me that she wanted me to go home because she can't let bloggers see me in my sick condition. My sick half-dying face would be all over the blogs if I was there. Lol. She was so sweet. ^_^

The pain didn't end there though. Today, when I woke up, the giddiness and fever continued and I decided to call it a day off and informed the boss and country manager about it. Went to the doctor about 10am and got medicine - antibiotic, panadol alike tablets and something to combat giddiness.

After 3 rounds of medication, I feel better now, writing this entry.

But being sick still sucks. I have a lot of work to catch up. :(

So if you happen to be staying outside like me, take my advice and start eating balance meals. It's okay to indulge in tasty food, but be sure you don't miss your veggies and fruits. :(

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The day when I was sick, I was also denied of the luxury of unlimited data on my Xpax Blackberry. I forgot to reload my credit (left RM2.40 only) and thus I no longer had access to unlimited data today. This is reasonable of course, since it's a prepaid service. Activating it back is as simple as ABC, just send BB ON to 28882 and BB 250 again and you're back on. Of course, if you've already miss the day, activating it on the next day (12AM) would be wise. ;)

That's my tip on how to use your Xpax Blackberry wisely.

Stay tune for more Blackberry tips.

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I think I'm feeling better. Have a meeting tomorrow at KL Sentral. Hopefully I'd be fine when I wake up. Wish me luck.

Half sick
Robb

Namewee Does Not Represent the Chinese Community

Of course, he is entitled to his own opinion, I'm entitled to mine and you are entitled to yours.

I'm writing this blog post in response to one of his latest videos that bashes TNB for the blackout he experienced in Muar.

Check it out


From my observation, he appears to be somewhat irrational in his actions. Of course, the initiative to find out more about the inconvenience caused to him is good, but not willing to be engage conversation and understanding the situation proves that he's just a hot headed person that blows up whenever things don't go his way.

In addition, from the way the video is made, it is as if, he is trying to fan racial tension indirectly as he showed himself speaking in Chinese while having all the TNB staffs who happened to be all Malays (confidently) to be against him.

Upon watching this video, I must say I am ashamed if anyone is to associate me together with Namewee as a Chinese. I think irrational, hot headed, unreasonable people exist in all races. Namewee is one from the Chinese community.

I know that he's angry that his place has no electricity often due to breakdowns, but yelling and scolding TNB without understanding more isn't exactly very helpful, what else taking video of himself scolding TNB and bashing TNB (showing Malay TNB staffs) intensify the fragile racial tie especially among the ones easily influenced (not enlightened Chinese students and practically any conservative Malays).

Tell me your views on this.

Do you feel that what he did was rational for himself and the community?

Cheers
Robb

Nuffnang Asia Pacific Blog Awards Part 2 - Uniquely Singapore Tour

After working hard for almost 2 weeks for the Blog Awards, it's time to sit back and enjoy for awhile, ain't it? That's the truth that I didn't expect. As I was made person in charge (IC) for Group C for the Bloggers Tour the day after the Blog Awards, I was kinda expecting myself to run up and down and working my ass off to look after the bloggers. Thankfully that wasn't necessary as everything was very well in order. Singapore is indeed a very beautiful city.


Of course, the absence of my unlimited data plan for XpaxBlackberry is no doubt noticeable. Else wise you'll be able to see me tweeting here and there showing you where I was back then. The good thing about XpaxBlackberry is, you can subscribe and unsubscribe any time you want to.

You see, as I was about to cross the border to Singapore, I knew if I left my Blackberry Unlimited Services on, it'd be a waste of money as it auto renews it services every night. Thus I sent 'BB OFF' to 28882 and it will record that I requested to turn off the Blackberry Unlimited Services. Then, when I need to activate it again when I'm on my way back to Malaysia, I merely sent 'BB ON' to 28882 followed by 'BB 250' and I'm back online!

Talk about convenience, eh? ;)

Okay, back to my main point. There were about 180 bloggers going for the tour and we had 4 buses bringing us all over the city of Merlion, stopping at various unique locations.


Among them is a visit to the URA Museum. I think it stands for Urban Redevelopment Authority, but Chee Ching and I keep making fun of it as a Japanese word where URA is something like a plant/animal that is very exotic. That was what we really thought it was before we arrive.

Basically the URA Museum showcase how the government of Singapore built the island and laid out the plans of the entire island. There is 1 section of the museum where there's a model of the entire island laid out like the picture below.


Seeing this, Chee Ching and I can't help but to suppress my urge to turn into Godzilla and start laying the smackdown on the model island. XD

Lunch was at Maxwell Food Center, one of the most famous place to have a good and affordable lunch in Singapore.


Similar to Food Centers in Malaysia, there are a lot of stalls and you can order from anyone you like. However, they do not deliver the food to your seats and you're required to carry your own food back to your place which is kinda 'school canteen' if you ask me. *Shrugs*


The food in Singapore are different from Malaysia because we are from 2 different countries technically. However, not many people are totally aware of such and will start comparing certain food that shares the same name in Singapore with the food in Malaysia. As such, Malaysians who are eating in Singapore tend to think Singaporean food is below par but I beg to differ as I think it's all a matter of preferences in our taste buds.

I think many of us wouldn't like people bashing our favorite food saying that it sucks and it should taste another way instead, right? That's what a lot of Singaporeans felt when a Malaysian goes on their island and say their food sucks cause they taste different. Sarawak laksa is different from Penang Laksa, both Sarawakian and Penangite would probably end up killing each other if anyone of them mocks the other. Let's not make this an international crisis over food, eh?

Next stop was the MINT Museum of Toys.


This place is just absolutely stunning for what it holds within a small building.

It contains 5 floors and each floor has a significant amount of toys of all ages in mint condition!! The tour guide who guided us through the floors were very good in what he does. He was explaining the origins of all the toys in the museum and I must say he was impressive!


However, due to exhaustion from the previous day, I missed out what he said mostly. I fell asleep on a very expensive couch in the museum. XD

But hey, I'll share the pictures of the toys in the museum with you. :D




We then visited the Royal Selangor showroom in Clarke Quay where the bloggers was given a tour on how simple pewter products were made. We have also arranged for the bloggers to undertake their very own pewter bowl making class, called School of Hardknocks where they get to knock a flat pewter disc into a bowl.


After a good knocking experience, all the bloggers graduated with their bowls and a certificate from the School of HardKnocks!


Next stop was the Singapore Flyer which definitely dwarves our Eye of Malaysia a lot.


It was a very smooth ride inside the Flyer, you barely notice the rotation inside the capsule and I must say it was very very comfortable inside. Given the chance, I'd definitely do something crazy inside the Flyer. Thinking about sex? No! (Though that is really gonna be kinky!) I was talking about maybe a wedding proposal, anniversary dinner or something like that! And you know what? They do provide that kind of services (NOT THE SEX ONE!). Check with Singapore Flyer and who knows, you might be able to do it. :D

The day ended when we brought the bloggers to Bugis Junction for shopping instead of Orchard. Reasoning, the bloggers all felt that they can't afford Orchard shopping and thus spent all their time at Bugis instead.


The Bugis street market is no doubt a better, safer, cleaner place to shop compared to the likes of Petaling Street where nothing is overpriced meant to slaughter tourists.

All in all, the Singapore tour experience was fascinating. From the bottom of my heart, I'd like to thank Uniquely Singapore for the wonderful experience and of course, for the SG Nuffies who worked damn hard to organize the wonderful tour. I daresay I'm representing a lot of the bloggers who went for the trip as well. :)

Singapore has grown to be a place I am quite fond of nowadays.

Given the chance, I'll like to be in Singapore again. ;)

Cheers
Robb

Nuffnang Asia Pacific Blog Awards

The company didn't send me down to Singapore for 2 weeks for nothing. It was for the biggest and the grandest event Nuffnang has ever hold in the Asia Pacific region, The Nuffnang Asia Pacific Blog Awards!


If you're one who reads blogs, you'd probably have already read and seen what I'm gonna share in general, but I'm gonna share more information on how the Nuffies in SG and I worked together to put up the event.

We brought in over 400 bloggers from Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines and Australia to Pan Pacific, Singapore for the Awards and people start pouring in as early as 6.30pm where the Nuffies crew were all prepared and brief on their roles. The SG Nuffies in particular have been so briefed, if anyone brief them again, they'll probably vomit briefs for the guys to wear (lame joke).

The entire week before the Blog Awards, Nuffies were busy preparing the logistics, protocol and script for the event. We were made to understand our roles inside out clearly to prevent and screw ups. I was made Programme IC along with Elayne to ensure all the protocol and agenda proceeds smoothly. I have to say, Elayne is quite good match to me as we were both very calm and able to respond to scenario changes swiftly during execution.


Bloggers were served soft drinks and juice at the cocktail lounge along with plenty of Pringles who are the title sponsor for the Blog Awards. Thank you Pringles!


Of course, the event was attended by prominent bloggers from all over the 4 main countries of Nuffnang such as Kennysia, Xiaxue, Jehzlau and more. Among the one you should bring your attention to is no other than Xiaxue who won 3 Awards that night - Most Influential, Best Original Blog Design and Region's Best Blog.


Jayden who won SGD5000 from Pringles for his creative video entry was no doubt a very talented person (who also happens to have something in common with me, if you know what I mean). He came dressed up ala Willy Wonka (Charlie & Choc Factory).


I was also fortunate to have my very own boyfriend coming down to Singapore to attend the very grand event I was organizing. He finally got to see me after 2 weeks of separation and imagine how fuzzy our feelings were when we saw each other. ^_^



The event was no doubt very grand compared to all previous events I've undertook. It's very formal with proper protocol proceedings. Each act has its own rules and executors to ensure everything is taken care of. Call me anal, but if anything screwed up that night, I'll most likely regret it for the rest of my life.


Among the highlights of the night was performances by JC Sum and Magic Babe Ning from Singapore who were quite impressive with their acts.


We also had Electrico, a popular Singaporean Indie band that rocked the Awards with their songs on stage who played 5 songs for the audience.


Having them perform in the event itself was no doubt an honor for us but trust in me that it was not easy arranging the protocol and reacting to certain circumstances that arose on the day itself. But phew, luckily everything went smoothly despite some challenge in the evening.

Of course, the awards presenting were very well done and in style where we arranged ushers for all the presenters and winners and navigate them to walk the right paths on stage but I think a repetitive protocol for 12 categories made it less impressive. But nevertheless, during the winner's speech for Best Original Blog Design, something funny happened.


Kennysia went on stage before Xiaxue could speak and said exactly what I captioned in the photo above. Lol!! In case you don't know, Steven Lim was one of the bloggers Xiaxue really hate and no doubt perceived as annoying in Singapore. Hahaha.

Well, me being gay, I was on the lookout for queer guys in the hall and see if I can find any cuties as eye candies. I think I found one, but I think he's straight (as claimed by my SG colleagues). He's in the photo below.


Don't you agree that he's cute and fall under my preference? Hahahaha.

All in all, judging from all the blog entries that came in after the Blog Awards, I think it's safe to say that the event was a big success! This is definitely due to all the hard work of all the Nuffies from all 4 countries. Big thank you to you all!


I would also like to thank my 'other half' of the night, Elayne for doing a great job along with me as Programme IC. I think if I'm straight, we'd have been a perfect match. Lol.


The only regret I have during the Blog Awards is... I cannot live update the results using my Blackberry Curve!! There isn't any Prepaid BB plan in Singapore unlike Xpax Blackberry in Malaysia!! Once I came back, I quickly activated my BB services by sending BB ON to 28882 and voila!! I'm back connected using my BB!!!

Ever since then, till today, I cannot live without tweeting!! If you don't believe, just follow me on my Twitter and you'll see me tweet about everything, from shitting in the toilet to warming my cold palms with my balls and etc. Lol.

Well, that's all I'm sharing for tonight. I'll share more on the tour in Singapore the next day! See ya, peeps.

Cheers
Robb

Gay Life in Singapore

Sorry that I postponed my promise, but here is the post I wanted to share with you guys.

If you've been reading my blog frequent enough, you'd probably know what kind of guys I'm into.


I like guys who are fair, cute and boyish. Of course, nothing fat and nothing too thin is important as well (sorry to break the hearts of the bears and monkeys)

If there's one thing that Singapore fail to capture my heart with, it is the gay community in Singapore. I will come to the reason why later. Singapore, being a more open country still has laws against homosexual acts. However, the law has never been enforced and the gay scene continues to grow with many 'sauna' and 'spa' available for gay men to meet and to have fun with each other.

There are ways to get to see the gay community in Singapore. Among them are;

- Sauna and spa
- Gay clubs
- mIRC

Saunas and spas are basically free for all hunting ground for people who get in there. Entry fee to these places can go as high as SGD30 which is almost the price you pay for a whore at Geylang, but there's no guarantee that you'll be able to find something you like in it, but the last time I checked, these places are blooming with business! Asking from experience AJs (the term Singaporean use for gays), they said some saunas are better than the others such as Absolute where you'll almost find 'good catch' most of the time.


Gay clubs in Singapore are similar with the ones in Malaysia. You pay for an entrance fee and you get in. You dance with your buddies till the night ends and you head home and sleep. Yes, it's that boring here in both countries usually. The only difference you get in Singapore is the music there is much better than the ones in Oblique and Marketplace. Any attempt from you trying to know someone will most likely be perceived that you're a weirdo. Of course, there are exceptional cases (such as you're a celebrity or a Caucasian). Expect to see lots of moneyboys trying to fish for Caucasians for paid sex. Other than that, most people are there trying to have fun with their own group.

mIRC for the gay community in Singapore and Malaysia is very vital, especially for people who are looking for casual sex, chats and knowledge about the gay world in real time (forums are too slow, portals are slow too). In Malaysia, the server would be DALNet and the channel would be #gaymalaysia while in Singapore, the server would be Galaxynet and the channel you'd want to be in is #sgboy and #gam .

In mIRC you get lots of people looking for sex and all kinds of fetishes such as;

- any chn/mly boy got place (amk) and pop wanna touch/lick/suck 29 176 66 tanned chn bi 6' jucy cock in running shorts/sexy brief/trunks/gstring....no chubb pls

- anyone alone and horny in serangoon wanna jo?

- seeking for transsexuals or shemales only..17 183 56 chn top in amk..

All in all, mIRC is the way to go if you're looking for fun in Singapore as it's free (providing you have Wifi access and a laptop/desktop) and you actually get to see the people you want to get on bed with before you meet them. It's definitely more effective than hitting the clubs and getting to know your targets' looks unlike you hitting the sauna not knowing what to expect in it.

In addition, I've also found out that the gay sex trade (prostitution) is much higher valued compared to the straight's. Often enough in #sgboy I see people asking to be paid for sex. As mentioned, a shag in Geylang cost averagely SGD30. While in the #sgboy channel, I've seen guys asking for SGD150 per shag and there are takers to his price, surprisingly.

I was curious myself and thus wanted to know how much would I be worth if I'm involved in the trade thus I went on disguise and started asking to be paid for sex. Of course, if you're offering your body, you'll need a good picture of yourself and I use the one below.


Am not sure if I should be happy or what, but from the offers that came in, my price ranges from SGD120 to SGD150 per shag and for a moment I was calculating that I should just do this right away instead of running the Blog Awards. Lol. I couldn't do it, as you may already know, I hate living a life where I'm dependent on someone else. Being a moneyboy means I'm subject to do things I hate which involves servicing fat, old horny fags. Fuck this shit, I don't sleep around for money. If I do sleep around, I'd do it with cute, fair, boyish guys. :D


Nevertheless, it was fun cock teasing the horny fugly fags that were trying hard to sleep with me. Lol.

After 2 weeks in Singapore and browsing their gay community, I think it's safe for me to say, most of their gays are not what I look for in a shag buddy. Majority of the gays are either tanned, manly, Muscle Marys or old/fugly/fat. Only a handful of them have the boyish looks or fair and most of these handfuls are moneyboys who wants money for sex.

Thus if there's one thing that fails to attract me in Singapore was the gay community which is due to my own personal preference. However, everything in Singapore is great! Low cost of living, strong currency, good government, great public transport and almost no crime in the streets!! It sucks to be a Malaysian visiting Singapore for work. T_T

Oh well, that pretty much sums up the gay life I've observed in Singapore.


P.S. Do not ask if I did anything in Singapore. I will not answer.

Cheers
Robb

Quarter Life Crisis

I'm breaking a promise now.

I'm not blogging about the gay scene in Singapore in this post. That would have to come later.

Being in Singapore for 2 weeks opened my eyes to a lot of things. Well, I've been enlightened when I'm in Singapore.

I can officially announce I'm having a Quarter Life Crisis now.

I am now looking at life with lots of questions. Everything that I once believed in has been shaken quite a bit (exaggerating, not everything). I'm very very concerned of where my life is taking me? Is there a better life ahead? Should I step out of my comfort zone?

Tell me guys. Community, spirit or gold? Which one is the most important?

Can you help me rank them?

Would really appreciate your opinion.

Cheers
Robb

1 Week in Singapore

My my. What a long week I've had.

For starters, I only managed to use the free BB services by Xpax for 1 day before I crossed over to Singapore. But still, Xpax's rate is undeniably the best since it's as low as RM1 per day.

Once I touched down, I went straight to the Nuffnang SG office where I settled down and started working. Believe me, last Monday was not an easy Monday as Nicki was not well and called in sick. I had to cover everything that was left to her to work on at first since I will not be physically around in Malaysia, I passed quite a bit of Blogger Relations stuff to her, especially movie screenings. It wasn't easy, believe me, it wasn't.After the hectic workload from Malaysia, the Blog Awards preparation came onto me. Work, work and more work. But of course, the team's hard work was compensated when Boss Ming graced us with occasional treats such as Chickadees, Pringles and his own cooked Spaghetti Bolognese! Boss Ming rocks!

I was also brought to various places to eat in Singapore where Boss Ming insisted that the Singaporean food is better than Malaysian before I even tasted the food. He shared that every time a Malaysian comes to Singapore they always say that Malaysian food taste better after they took a bite so he got so pissed, before a Malaysian would even taste the food, he'd say the food is better than Malaysian. LOL!!

Well, as a person with good interpersonal communication skill (PR skills), I was no doubt very politically correct with my words and trust me, I've demonstrated quite an arsenal of PR skills to various parties during my course of stay in Singapore and all of them are very docile towards me after my speech/communication. I personally think I'm a genius in talking to people (providing I want to or motivated by gains, LOL).

Some of the things regarding food I learned in Singapore;

Hokkien mee in Singapore is not the same with KL nor the one at Penang. Hokkien mee is a total different style of frying without usage of Dark Soy Sauce. It's also by default using the yellow mee instead of the thick noodle. It also contains lots of prawns and some squid to go along with it. It does not have a strong flavor (or saltiness) but it's definitely a healthier noodle.

Char Kuey Teow in Singapore is fried differently and taste a little sweet compared to the Malaysian counterpart. In addition, it also has thin sliced Chinese sausage which is also sweet in nature that goes along with it. Definitely different, but nice to try.

Chicken Rice is everywhere and it can go as cheap as SGD1.80 to SGD4 depending on places. For me, it's overrated both in KL and Singapore. It's just steamed chicken with oily rice. Sure, it's nice to eat, but it is definitely not something you'll go orgasmic over. And no, Ipoh is NOT famous for Chicken Rice. Ipoh is famous for Chicken, Beansprout and Hor Fun. Ipoh folks eat Beansprout Chicken with Hor Fun in Chicken soup. It's just that KL people likes to eat with rice thus they serve rice along and then everyone think that's the right way to eat.

Pork is everywhere. This means Japanese, Italian, Western whatever shit restaurant in public serves pork unless it's a Halal eatery. This definitely open up more delicious items on the menus and believe me, Japanese Ramen never taste so good before in Malaysia and the missing ingredient is no doubt - pork.

Well, I don't have time to share more since I need to start working.

I promise I'll share with you what I discover about the gay scene in Singapore next.

Sneak peek - Guess how much I am worth if I'm in the flesh trade industry? Ngek ngek ngek.

Cheers
Robb