yes.. i have a date with Lady Luck tonight, cant wait to see what is going to unfold, hope its good.. well not sure.. meeting her at 10.30pm tonight !

i bet you guys didnt know this, Almost three years ago Maggie Q sneaked into Malaysia for a personal project called Love Asia, an Asian version of the American Sports Illustrated Swimsuit editions. The production is aimed at promoting Asian women and Maggie is featured in it as well.

Tell Hong Kong-based Maggie Q that she is a Model-Turned-Actress and the beautiful one laughs out loud. "Yes, I'm a cliché. But I don't care," she exclaims in a girlish voice, unembarrassed.

"I don't blame these stereotypes," she rattles in an American drawl. "Look at Cindy Crawford and Elle MacPherson. Just because one can doesn't mean one should," she says, referring to the lackluster acting efforts by the supermodels.

While the sylph-like Eurasian would not comment on her own craft, critics have been kind towards her few roles to date. Her most famous role was playing an FBI agent in Gen Y Cops (2000), which also starred Nicholas Tse.
Last year, her stage debut in Hong Kong even earned her rave reviews. South China Morning Post journalist Tom Hilditch wrote that Maggie's was 'a star performance'.

Then, there is Love Asia, the hour-long Sports Illustrated-styled production, lensed by Singaporean photographer Leslie Kee. Maggie is one of 10 models featured in the title, which finally made its debut on the decidedly non-prime time Star World on Friday, at 11:30 pm Hong Kong local time.

Why this production sat on the shelf for better part of three years collecting dust and not seeing the light of broadcast may give one pause, as to the interest in the production. Furthermore, that Star World picks it up only to run its premier during an off-hours time slot on a late night Friday make it seem less than a commercial success.

The production documents the ten models' three days romp through Malaysia for their shoots at different locations throughout the tropical Southeast Asian nation

Maggie Q (a/k/a: Maggie Quigley) gets the video going as any headliner should. The Vietnamese-American beauty, (5'9", 33-24-32) born in Hawaii to her American dad and Vietnamese mom, gives a laid back interview about herself saying "My dream is to do good films, films that mean something, films that that affect people." The interview is interspersed with video coverage of her swimsuit photo shoot. 

This sets the tone for the flow of the production and each girl is introduced - by her first name only - in turn in the same style.

There is Chinese Chi-Ling, (5'9", 34-23-33), born and raised in Taiwan. Mainland Chinese honey Queenie, (5'10", 34-32-33), raised in Shenzen and whose parents found the ad in a local paper for her first modeling job.

Japanese Mayuko, (5'10", 32-23-34), a lusty Tokyo born girl who was raised in Yokohama from the age of 3, claims she didn't know how to pose when she first started in the business "I do modeling jobs, but I am not a model." As a proper Japanese girl she says that she is traditional, and admits that she might 'fall a few steps behind her man', when out with him. Though this doesn't seem to jive with her frisky side when she admits - and wins kudos from the other women - for winning 'best sex location' for having sex in airplane's bathroom. Maggie is notably impressed. 

Chinese born and Hong Kong raised, Almen, (5'8", 34-25-34), says she was a tomboy growing up and that he family welcomed her transition to a more feminine role.

Grace, (5'10" 33-23-33), is 'pure Filipina' as she puts it and a simple gal who was recruited for modeling while shopping with friends at the mall. "At first I hesitated but my friends said, 'go for it'" she recounts.

 
A lovely mix of Korean and Japanese is found in Kae, (5'11", 32-23-33) who -sadly - had to concede defeat to Mayuko, for only being able to muster sex on the beach, to Mayuko's airplane antics.

 
Maggie - who got a producer credit along with Fortune Asia for the piece - also isn't shy about offering romance tips to her fellow models in Love Asia telling them, "Never ever, ever marry someone that you love more than he loves you."  Probe her about her romances, and Maggie, who was last romantically linked with Nakata Hidetoshi, the midfielder of Italian football club Parma, becomes all pensive.  "I like Asian men. I cannot fathom dating Caucasians. They don't have to be pretty boys or beautiful. I can accept flaws in a man," she says cautiously.  Asked if any of her former boyfriends come close to fitting that mould? She smiles. "One of them was my ideal type, but I'm not naming names," she teases.  And although she is a picture of composure and confidence, she admits to feeling insecure sometimes. "I lack faith sometimes. I feel that I don't live up to other people's expectations of me," she says. But she looks confident, you point out.  Then comes her riposte, delivered with an exaggerated voice and impish expression.  "Why, that's because I'm a good actress!"  Actress or model Love Asia, while it may not have been a stunning success for those who appreciate Asian beauty, it might just be a reason to spend a Friday night at home to enjoy all that is stunnin about this production. ok dont go drooling now catch ya later and take care

one finger says it all !

and me trying it out, 

Now for some gothic fashion

erm not my cup of tea, and me trying out gothic wear

LOL, what do you think, i would wear gothic, yea right , no way in hell !

now for some eye candy modeling down harajuku

and me strutting down catwalk of Malaysia, ok la.. sitting down bah

and now for some COSPLAY ! its costume for short in japan, my fav

and my favourite cosplay..

 Darth Vader gone for sexchange !

and the hottest sailor moon around.

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ok i got to go now .. catch ya later. life is just sucky at the moment ! hoping that someone can take my me away and cheer me up !

it is claimed as the bike of the month by Trek, its has laser cutting tech and its one of the best bike money can buy.  and its the Madone 5.2

"The aero-shaped frame was developed specifically for Lance Armstrong when he wanted a fast bike to to win his fifth Tour de France. With his win came a production version. The Madone 5.2 provides the same aero efficiency and made in Waterloo OCLV Carbon craftsmanship as the original we made for Lance. It's time to make your own history!"

yes thats what the website said and guess what .. the bike is arriving soon .

i need a opinion survey on this.. which colour do the majority prefer? let me know what colour you like

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the Chi Red

The Discovery Blue

Custom Flame Orange

Those baby comes stock with regular parts, this bike that is arriving in Malaysia in 10 days time would be handpicked parts. check the specs out

the Frame is made out of OCLV 110 Carbon,

Fork : Bontrager Race X Lite, carbon.

Wheelset: Fulcrum Racing 1.

TiresMichelin Pro, 700x23c, folding

Groupset Shifters
Shimano Ultegra STI, 10 speed, Front Derailleur Shimano Ultegra, Rear Derailleur Shimano Ultergra, Crank Shimano Ultegra 53/39 Cassette
Shimano Ultegra, 12-27, 10 speed, Brakeset
Shimano Ultegra w/Shimano Ultegra STI Levers

Components

Saddle : Fi:ziK Arionne 

Seat Post: Ritchey WCS

Handlebars: Ritchey WCS 46mm

Stem: Ritchey WCS

Headset: Chris King Headset bearings, sealed

The Real Bike will arrive in just 10 days more, just await for the update picture. the price you say ? if i tell you the price can buy you a small little kancil. would you believe me ? well catch ya later. no helmet no ride ok !

i've took the liberty to paste this from henry's blog, thanks henry.. hehe..

A- Damn good kisser.
B- Good all around person.
C- You're wild & crazy.
D- You have one of the best personalities ever.
E- You have a nice ass.
F- People totally adore you.
G- You never let people tell you what to do.
H- You have a very good personality and looks.
I- You get hyper easily.
J- Everyone loves you.
K- You like to try new things
L- You live to have fun.
M- Success comes easily to you.
N- You are absolutely good looking
O- You're an awesome person.
P- You are popular with all types of people.
Q- You are a hypocrite.
R- Sexy !
S- Easy to fall in love with.
T- You're loyal to those you love.
U- You really like to chill.
V- You are not judgemental.
W- You are very broad minded.
X- You never let people tell you what to do.
Y- One of the best bfs/gfs anyone could ask for.
Z- You're a little too hard to find.

I- You get hyper easily

S- Easy to fall in love with.

A- Damn good kisser.

A- Damn good kisser.

C- You're wild & crazy.

OOoooooh check my name out.. i am a double good kisser, and not forgeting the hidden connotation of my name, hehe .. well dont be naughty and think of that ok.  if you want to put it, yes, It looks like its telling me i am a slut sleeping with lots of girls.. hehe .. as i get hyper then easily fall in love with any girl then i KISS and SMOOCH double good and then i ahem.. go wild and crazy..  with them. Use your imagination la. strictly for kids above 18.  catch ya later.. this post is just pure fun..

i've just receive this information from my ammie today, this is bad. taken from BBC news. There are even Tanks around the government area. i hope there wont be any problem anymore.

BBC Last Updated: Wednesday, 20 September 2006, 00:43 GMT 01:43 UK

Military leaders in Thailand have staged a coup, suspended the  constitution and declared martial law.

Army chief Sonthi Boonyaratglin said the military leadership had formed a council for political reform and ousted the Prime Minister, Thaksin Shinawatra.

The coup leaders say the cabinet and parliament have been abolished, but power will be returned to the people.

Mr Thaksin cancelled a speech he was due to give at the UN. It is unclear whether he intends to return home.

The military said the country's stock market, banks and schools would remain closed on Wednesday.

BBC World, CNN and other international TV news channels have been taken off the air, while Thai stations have broadcast footage of the royal family and patriotic songs.

'Temporary measure'

In the capital, Bangkok, soldiers seized government offices and took up strategic positions around the city

In a broadcast on all Thai television channels, the leadership of the armed forces said it had taken control of Bangkok, declared nationwide martial law and ordered all troops to return to their bases.

"We ask for the co-operation of the public and ask your pardon for the inconvenience," the announcement said.

A spokesman for the coup leaders, Gen Prapart Sakuntanak, said the seizure would be temporary and power would be "returned to the people" soon.

The military announced that regional commanders would take charge of their areas outside Bangkok.

It ordered provincial governors and heads of government agencies to report to them in the coming hours.

The rebels - who said they were led by Gen Sonthi - visited the king and declared loyalty to him.

The highly revered King Bhumibol Adulyadej has made no comment about whether he backs the takeover attempt.

There has been pressure growing on the prime minister to resign, including from groups close to King Bhumibol, following a political impasse in which April's general election was declared invalid.

But the BBC's Jonathan Head in Bangkok reports that while many people wanted Mr Thaksin out of office, there will be unease about the way this has happened, and people will be looking to see whether the king has supported the coup.

Opposition Senator Mechai Viravaidya welcomed Mr Thaksin's departure, despite doubts about the methods used.

"I'm delighted he's gone," he said. "It would have been great if he had resigned voluntarily, but apparently he was too stubborn. But at least it's better than an assassination."

Another opponent of the prime minister, Chirmsak Pinthong, suggested that Mr Thaksin's continuation in power would have been even worse.

"I would say that nothing is worse than what Thaksin has done," he said. "Thaksin has already carried out what I would call a silent coup, because he called the country as a dictatorship by using money in a corrupt way.

"Nothing is worse than the Thaksin regime."

'Following orders'

Our correspondent says the coup is a surprising development for a country that had been viewed as one of Asia's leading democracies, and events in Thailand will have repercussions throughout the region.

The streets in Bangkok were quiet on Tuesday night. People were calm for the most part, correspondents say, curious about what was going on, but some said they were scared.

Traffic moved through the streets normally and in the bars of the city centre, foreign tourists seemed oblivious to what was going on.

One soldier on a tank said: "We don't know why we're here, we've been told to say nothing. We're just following orders."

Russell Miles emailed the BBC News website to say there were troops "dressed in Swat-style gear strolling around" near Government House, and "a tense, but fairly controlled atmosphere".

He said: "We saw a group of blokes bundling a cameraman and another chap into a van. We are taking photos, but not out in the open."

The EU's Finnish presidency expressed "grave concern" at events, and the US called on Thais "to resolve their political differences in a peaceful manner".

It is the first coup attempt in 15 years in a country where they used to be commonplace. There were 17 of them between 1932 and 1991.

Just joined the subang10k run today, the run will be on the 5th of November if i am not wrong, Anand my running buddy is not here no more, dude.. come back for this event la.. small and good just for you.

Angie if you are reading this.. this is a good excuse for you to start running.. join la.. i train with you ok.. 

as for Stan Chart marathon, i have turned down the invitation, they sent me a nifty invitation card stating my last years time and inviting me back for this year. i did not reply so i am sure not to participate, BUT BUT .. there is the Bangkok Marathon.. i might be there.. who knows.. cause i have missed the Singapore.. might as well do the Bangkok. catch ya later.. feeling tired.. drained out of my enery today. take care ok

this is dedicated to the the millions who's loved one is fighting a cancer stricken life i pray for you. and god bless you. . those who wants courage being at their bed side. just want them to know that you are everything to them. the need you. be strong and be by their side. God hear you all

Because of you and only you thats why
you know i always miss you
because its good to hold you close
you know that i want you
because you are gorgeous in everyway
you know i need you
because you are always there for me
so please know that i will always be

Does not matter if you are away
no matter if life itself has no direction
but that does not make my heart astray
you know that i will always be waiting
your return will mean the world to me
your return will mean life is beautiful
i miss you dearly, i miss you much
i feel my tears dry as such

give me courage life's journey is tough
hold my hand as as the road is rough
you have given me wings,to try, to fly
i know you will always stand by me
for that i will never leave you apart
together we will draw life's journey like an art
asking me again, your love life is WHo?
my love, my life that, is YOU.

-isaac- 18-Sept-2006

Yesterday was the 1st road race i participated, it was fun, but the problem with this race is .. alas... the wait.

7am in the morning  Jason came by with his Bike and then followed by Justin, we all went to register ourself and got ourself a Tshirt, wow .. really kewl as we have not race and already got a prize, but to me.. joining the race and being at the starting line is being a winner. not many people i know would do that, they would just say, oh it is just a  waste of time participating,

8.45, we waited for the categories to be flagged off, What a Surprise to see Justin's Mom and Dad whom came by to cheer for us, thanks Mr and Mrs Pua, i didnt took any picture but i did have this only,the starting line 

started with the Klang closed category offered only to under 18, what a bummer then follow by under 16, under 18, women open, junior veteran, and then senior veteron and finally the senior 19 - 35 category.  time waited and cheering for racers total 4 hours

Lim mechanic from Boon Foo was there, so was Kimbeley the Msia Triathlete, chatted with them for a while, i even saw my old coach Valentin from Russia and it was a long time he doesnt recognize me anymore, it was like 8 years ago. Well good to see him still training the Selangor division after so long.

12.30 the race flagged off for my category which is the senior 19-35, about 70 people raced. by the 2nd lap i have already dropped to 48, i just see there is no point continuing so i stopped when i saw justin by the side on the 4th lap :( i know i know. people who give up even before they finish are losers, haha .. but hey i know my limits k. those kids were just too fast. i was averaging about 38kmph so says my meter, AVERAGE!! its different from a dualthon or triathlon. cause you cant keep the cadence constant the track was a small little loop of 1.03km  

well no whining, i know where i stand as i dont train like those kids.. it was just for pure experience and fun. it was fun though and i am hoping to join more races in the future, Road bike race.

catch ya later

Curiosity did kill the cat, it killed you cause you clicked on it even when i ask not to,

In essence, "curiosity" is a term that describes an unknown number of behavioural and psychological mechanisms, which have the effect of impelling beings to seek information and interaction with their natural environment and with other beings in their vicinity.

what causes this curiosity is most likely a natural instinct developed by evolution; curiousity confers a survival advantage to certain species, and can be found in their genomes (see Behavioral Genetics).

Who is affected?

Curiosity is common to human beings at all ages; from infancy to old age, and is easy to observe in many other animal species. These include apes, cats, fish, reptiles, and insects; as well as many others. Many aspects of exploration are shared among all beings, as all known terrestrial beings share similar aspects: limited size, and a need to seek out food sources.

Many famous historical figures where affected strongly by curiosity, to explore and conquer, for example, Colombus, Balboa, Magellan, Coronado, Sir Francis Drake, etc. to name a few.

when Madeline ask me to click on a website that had this funny name kevan.. i thought its going to be another spam site. guess not.. it was the Johari's window, i read about this window from one of my Uni course, this johari windows has all the characteristics and personality of a person, it is good to know that some people see you as some characteristics and some you dont even know yourself. i found out that all the characteristics that i have chosen for myself, people do know about it too.. so i think i do know myself infact.. i thought i was lost with my own characteristics. its really a fun way to learn about yourself and your friends. go give it a try, go to Johari's Window now.

this is a wonderful song by Lee Hom, not that i understand chinese, but its just the beat and the tone of the song, blew me right away. i have heard this song from a friend, thanks for sending this song to me, if it wasnt you i wouldnt know bout chinese songs like these.

if you guys love chinese song buy dont know its lyrics meaning and its han yu pin yin. check this

website out for chinese lyrics . I accidentally found it on the net while searching for Lee Hom's KissGoodbye. Thanks Dude, keep up the good work. catch ya later

Is the truth finally catching up with Lance Armstrong, and is this one race the seven-time Tour de France champion may not be able to win?

In Tuesday's New York Times, two of Armstrong's former U.S. Postal Service teammates admitted to having used EPO, an illegal performance-enhancing drug, at some point in 1999, the first year Armstrong won the Tour de France. While neither said they saw Armstrong do the same, the implication was that the drug use was common knowledge within the team. "The environment was certainly one of, to be accepted, you had to use doping products," said one of Armstrong's teammates, who requested anonymity, fearing reprisals from the notoriously vindictive Armstrong, who still wields considerable power in cycling.

The other teammate was 39-year-old Frankie Andreu, a domestique who competed professionally for 12 years and was once Armstrong's close friend and roommate. He's now a motivational speaker and real-estate dealer in Dearborn, Mich. He said he only used EPO "for a couple of races" and was speaking out in hopes of cleaning up his tainted sport.

More interesting -- to me, anyway -- was the testimony the Times uncovered that Andreu and his wife, Betsy, gave last fall during a lawsuit between Armstrong and SCA Promotions. The company had withheld a $5 million bonus it owed Armstrong after he won the '04 Tour because of doping allegations.

The suit was eventually settled out of court in Armstrong's favor, but in  their sworn testimony the Andreus said that when they visited Armstrong in the hospital after he'd been diagnosed with testicular cancer, they'd heard him tell his oncologists that he'd used "steroids, testosterone, cortisone, growth hormone and EPO." Their testimony was disputed by the doctor who administered Armstrong's chemotherapy at Indiana University Medical Center. In the same trial, Armstrong testified that his doctors never asked him if he'd used performance-enhancing drugs, and that he'd never used those substances.

Which testimony is more credible? The Andreus' or Armstrong's? Ask yourself which party had the most to gain by lying. And why is that particular testimony significant? Because one of the possible side effects of prolonged steroid use is testicular cancer. It's impossible to prove, but if what the Andreus testified to under oath is true, than Lance Armstrong, role model and hero to so many cancer survivors, may very well have helped bring about his own cancer through his use of performance-enhancing drugs. Young athletes tempted to go down that road need to know if that's the case.

None of what was reported in the Times is a shock to me. In 1999 I went to see Willy Voet, the Belgian trainer of the French-based Festina cycling team who was at the center of the '98 Tour de France scandal when he was arrested while crossing the border with literally hundreds of vials of EPO, growth hormones and testosterone.

Voet ended up spending time in prison, and by the time he talked to me he was a man filled with remorse. He, too, was interested in helping to clean up his sport, and had written a book in French, the title of which translates as Chain Massacre: Revelations of 30 Years of Cheating. It made him an outcast in cycling but painstakingly chronicled the drug culture that only now is recognized as having infected the sport.

In the 1970s, Voet said, the drug of choice was amphetamines. In the '80s it was anabolic steroids and cortisone. In the '90s it was growth hormones and EPO. He described leaning out a car window to give a shot to a cyclist in the middle of a race. He recalled hiding condoms of clean urine in the anus of cyclists to fool drug-testers. He spoke of dripping IV bags of saline solution into their bodies after a race to lower the ratio of red-blood-cell volume to total blood volume to avoid EPO detection in the event of a surprise drug test.

Of the 500 cyclists he'd worked with over the years, only two had ever failed a drug test. "A racer who gets caught by doping control is dumb as a mule," Voet told me.

And how many of those 500 cyclists he worked with did not take drugs to enhance their performance? "I can count them on two hands. Maybe two hands and two feet if I'm generous," Voet said.

And where did the clean ones finish? I wondered.

"The back of the pack," Voet said.

Armstrong never finished at the back of the pack. Neither did his onetime teammate, Tyler Hamilton, the '04 Olympic champion who was suspended for two years for blood doping. Neither did another former teammate, Floyd Landis, who failed a doping test after winning this year's Tour de France. Neither did Italy's Ivan Basso, or Germany's Jan Ullrich, or Spain's Francisco Mancebo, who finished second, third and fourth to Armstrong in the '05 Tour, all of whom have been implicated in the Spanish doping investigation that rocked the start of this year's Tour. Each disputes the allegations.

There's nothing new in any of this. Voet was telling the truth, but not enough people were listening. The sport of cycling is dirty, was dirty and will continue to be dirty until more athletes like Andreu and trainers like Voet come forward and break the code of silence. Remember those names. They're the heroes.

Here's the thing about truth: It may take a while. It may take years. But truth's a tenacious battler. Eventually it will come out. (taken from yahoosports)

I for once would like to believe that he is innocent, but the holes are beginning to show, most people that do not take drugs will be left in the back of the pack like voet said, its true, (maybe to a certain extent) If Lance is Guilty and he say he is not, he shall live in guilt and forever he will know he is wrong. Whats a win with enhancer to you ? ask yourself..  but if Lance is guilty on drugs, lots of people would be devastated, for one of them is me.  catch ya later,

Bobby is a Shih Tzu, Bobby is the bigger brother of Pussy (poodle) and Gray (persian Cat)

You must be wondering? what the hell is a Tomassini, its a italian bike manufacturer in DUH italy, it is a bike name to be hold with such as Ciocc, Torelli, Viner, Moser, Bellesi, Cinelli and Gios and Moser,  i think thats all the italian bike brand that still manufacture Steel Frames as people these days go for titanium and Carbon. Steel is the way to go. Here is a bit of history about Tommasini

Irio Tommasini has spent most of his life around bicycles. In 1948, while still racing as an amateur, he started working on bicycles. His building career started at an important bicycle factory in Milan where he had the opportunity to gain valuable experience and learn the techniques that enabled him in 1957, to start his own business in his home town
of Grosseto and he still is there till today.

Today i have started a new project (its the Tommasini project) its my bike. My steel bike and yup i will take months to look for all the right parts and the end of the bike it will look like this (the FRAME la i mean) not the whole bike.. the whole bike would be something else.

 I will show you the process of me going thru it one by one, maybe you can find a passion to make your bike into one, let me know .. we can ride together. if you have any cool steel bike pictures let me know where i can find it. Would love to see more design. thanks guys.. catch ya later

This is from the upcoming movie Curious George (out in February 06 in America), not sure if its going to come out in Malaysia or not, but i have watched it already and do not ask me how i got hold of the movie so fast.. really cute.. love ya george. My fav scene is the balloon part where he rescued George, made my heart melt.. AaAWww.w.

 the songs are all sung by Jack Johnson, one of my favourite singer as he has this soothing voice i love to listen to, the album for Curious George is titled  "Sing-A-Longs and lullabyies" for the film.

Song Ablum : 3.5/5 stars

Movie : 4/5 for super cute george. totally goo goo

Word of caution:  please don't go and buy yourself a monkey  

Upside Down

Jack Johnson

Who's to say
What's impossible
Well they forgot
This world keeps spinning
And with each new day
I can feel a change in everything
And as the surface breaks reflections fade
But in some ways they remain the same
And as my mind begins to spread its wings
There's no stopping curiosity
I want to turn the whole thing upside down
I'll find the things they say just can't be found
I'll share this love I find with everyone
We'll sing and dance to Mother Nature's songs
I don't want this feeling to go away
Who's to say
I can't do everything
Well I can try
And as I roll along I begin to find
Things aren't always just what they seem
I want to turn the whole thing upside down
I'll find the things they say just can't be found
I'll share this love I find with everyone
We'll sing and dance to Mother Nature's songs
This world keeps spinning and there's no time to waste
Well it all keeps spinning spinning round and round and
Upside down
Who's to say what's impossible and can't be found
I don't want this feeling to go away
Please don't go away
Please don't go away
Please don't go away
Is this how it's supposed to be
Is this how it's supposed to be

Why Malaysian Government insists on using English for math and 
science?

This is because the whole world uses the language as an information 
and/or technology language.  How dangerous it will be if we try to use 
Bahasa,especially in school.  See example below:-

Hardware  =  barangkeras
Software  =  baranglembut
Joystick  =  batang gembira
Plug and Play  =  cucuk dan main
Port  =  lubang
Server  =  pelayan
Client  =  pelanggan

Try to translate this:

ENGLISH:

That server gives a plug and play service to the client using either hardware or software joystick. The joystick

goes into the port of the client.

BAHASA:
Pelayan itu memberi pelanggannya layanan cucuk dan main dengan menggunakan batang gembira jenis keras atau lembut. 

Batang gembira itu dimasukkan ke dalam lubang pelanggan.

Catch ya later.. me gonna catch some Z

something to cheer people up, life to short to worry about comments of others as sometimes people speak as they are cerebrally unattached i dont blame them but its ok i forgive those kind of people. Well as i said life to short to care bout this empty vessels. Laughter is the best medicine so i say so here is something i want to post up for those Dragon Ball Fanz, If you watched dragonball you would know this guy. Here have a laugh, this characther in DragonBall Z is called Satan (SaH Tan) this character is really cute as he portrays a very strong guy but deep inside he is just afraid of everything and loves dog, Aaww.. who wouldn't