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Tuesday, July 17, 2012
World in darkness 23 - 25 Dec 2012
Today I received the e-mail (as below), about having no sunlight for 3 days this year. Don't know la if it's true or not.
The e-mail contents:
NASA predicts total blackout on 23-25 Dec 2012 during alignment of Universe.
US scientists predict Universe change, total blackout of planet for 3 days from Dec 23 2012.
It is not the end of the world, it is an alignment of the Universe, where the Sun and the earth will align for the first time. The earth will shift from the current third dimension to zero dimension, then shift to the forth dimension. During this transition, the entire Universe will face a big change, and we will see a entire brand new world.
The 3 days blackout is predicted to happen on Dec 23, 24, 25....during this time, staying calm is most important, hug each other, pray pray pray, sleep for 3 nights...and those who survive will face a brand new world....for those not prepared, many will die because of fear. Be happy, enjoy every moment now. Don't worry, pray to God everyday. There is a lot of talk about what will happen in 2012, but many people don't believe it, and don't want to talk about it for fear of creating fear and panic. We don't know what will happen, but it is worth listening to USA's NASA talk about preparation. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aj1lyEHbZE&feature=related
Listen to the master's explanation below: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfhPG6NiKMU
This talk was delivered last year (2011).
Saturday, December 24, 2011
Helo Helo out of XFM charts
Yup, the day has finally arrived - Helo Helo is no longer in the XFM Underground chart.
Anyhow, it has been there for 5 weeks and peaked at no.4, so I'm thankful to all of you who voted for it.
Will try my best to get the next song into XFM!
Anyhow, it has been there for 5 weeks and peaked at no.4, so I'm thankful to all of you who voted for it.
Will try my best to get the next song into XFM!
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Thank You on Hitz.fm
Yay!! Heard Thank You on Hitz.fm MET 10 charts today. It was this week's newbie :))
The radio announcer said "very strong lyrics". haha. Super.
Hope you all can help to vote for it on http://hitz.fm/@hitz/MET-10
The radio announcer said "very strong lyrics". haha. Super.
Hope you all can help to vote for it on http://hitz.fm/@hitz/MET-10
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Helo Helo on XFM
Heard Helo Helo on XFM for the first time today. It was no.24 on XFM underground chart. Gotta thank all of you who took the time to vote for it :)
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Music Star Academy: Wendy Wednesday - MSA Featured Local Hero
Music Star Academy: Wendy Wednesday - MSA Featured Local Hero: "Yup , MSA is now having a local hero Demo/Album/Single/EP section to expose to all of you loyal readers and customers and musicians or fell..."
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Seeing ghost in Bukit Cina
A few years ago, my friend M, was out with 3 of his friends. It was around 1 something in the morning and his friends wanted to do something daring.
So they decided to go to the cemetery at Bukit Cina. He decided to not go up the hill with them and decided to just wait for them down. M found a Malay coffee shop nearby and went in.
There was a group of people playing 'dam' board game, and no one bothered to look at him when he came in (typical Malaysian style is to look at anyone who step in a shop, rite?). There was also a guy cleaning the table and sort. An old lady passed some things to the people there. M was just waiting for someone to take his order but no one bothered.
A while later, the old lady came over to his table and asked what did he want. He said a hot coffee, since it was a cold night. After some time of silence in the cafe, the group who was playing the 'dam' game made some sound among each other. That made M a little relieved.
When his friends were done roaming around the cemetery, and not seeing any ghosts, they called him, saying that they're coming down. When he wanted to pay for the coffee, it was only 60 or 80 sen, he couldn't remember. He told me it was the best coffee he's ever tasted. Then he went off to meet up with his friends a few distance away and they left.
Recently, he met up with some friends and they talked about ghost stories. This incident popped up, as he was saying about those 3 guys going up to the cemetery and he just waited at the coffee shop nearby. One of his friends who stays at bukit cina, said there was never a malay coffee shop opened at night along the particular location he mentioned. They went back to the place because M was sure there was one. They could not find it even after making a few rounds.
Guess the shop never existed. It's a mystery how he sat and drank non existence things. And, ahem, to give out money into thin air.. ha ha.
So they decided to go to the cemetery at Bukit Cina. He decided to not go up the hill with them and decided to just wait for them down. M found a Malay coffee shop nearby and went in.
There was a group of people playing 'dam' board game, and no one bothered to look at him when he came in (typical Malaysian style is to look at anyone who step in a shop, rite?). There was also a guy cleaning the table and sort. An old lady passed some things to the people there. M was just waiting for someone to take his order but no one bothered.
A while later, the old lady came over to his table and asked what did he want. He said a hot coffee, since it was a cold night. After some time of silence in the cafe, the group who was playing the 'dam' game made some sound among each other. That made M a little relieved.
When his friends were done roaming around the cemetery, and not seeing any ghosts, they called him, saying that they're coming down. When he wanted to pay for the coffee, it was only 60 or 80 sen, he couldn't remember. He told me it was the best coffee he's ever tasted. Then he went off to meet up with his friends a few distance away and they left.
Recently, he met up with some friends and they talked about ghost stories. This incident popped up, as he was saying about those 3 guys going up to the cemetery and he just waited at the coffee shop nearby. One of his friends who stays at bukit cina, said there was never a malay coffee shop opened at night along the particular location he mentioned. They went back to the place because M was sure there was one. They could not find it even after making a few rounds.
Guess the shop never existed. It's a mystery how he sat and drank non existence things. And, ahem, to give out money into thin air.. ha ha.
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