Mar 22, 2009

New Hobby - Paper Crafting

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I've realized that my blogging pattern has been rather erratic these past couple of weeks. It's been rather hectic at my 9-to-5 job that when I get home, I'm just too darn tired and sick of staring at the PC screen.

Anyway, while I was "away" from the internet, I actually picked up a new hobby - Paper Crafting. It actually combines my love for stationery and my nature of being a very meticulous person.

Check out my very first handmade card:





I was quite surprised that I was able to cut a foam sheet into a flower petal. Cutting curvy corners is definitely not for the impatient people. Lol!


I also made this dove tag for my sister as she demanded requested that I made something for her.







I've got so many ideas on what to do next, and so I've been busy sourcing for materials, cutting and gluing the pieces together to make something nice. Let me know what you guys think of my hobby ya! :D

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Dec 3, 2008

Bitten by the Lovebug

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Fuckidy fuckidy fuck. Just when I thought I've gotten my polygamous hormones subdued reigned in, there I go again with that all too familiar girly giggling and blushing and "Omg! Omg! Omg!".

Damn it. I am an adulterous little 'ho.

And god bless McChef's loving heart for still wanting to be with me. Oh, the stress I must be putting him through. Poor guy. The last time this happened, I told myself that would be the last of my affairs (well it should've been especially since McChef threated to poke my eyes and make me blind!). But a leopard doesn't change her skin.

It was the intensity in his eyes that shot through my heart. He had that mysterious air about him. He kept me mesmerized. Everything about him invited me in - his voice, his face, even his smell.



Oh Robert Pattinson, I HEART you!!!




Robert plays the uber-sexy vampire, Edward Cullen, in the movie Twilight. Before this movie, I knew nothing about Robert apart from he was the guy who played Cedric in the Harry Potter movie.

I wasn't too crazy about him then.

Then I went to watch Twilight. I have no knowledge what the movie's about. I've never read the book (didn't even know it existed).



All I knew about the movie was what my colleague told me,"It's about a vampire being in love with this human girl and he's constantly struggling between how he feels for her and how much he wants to eat her".

Yeah, that's something I can relate to as I too tend to have that kind of relationship with my food.

So, on Saturday I went to watch Twilight (I've watched it 4 times since that Saturday - yes, I've been going every single day!). I went to the cinemas with an open mind, uncorrupted by the hysteria surrounding the movie, untainted by the movie reviews. I didn't bother Googling about the movie whatsoever.

And the scene where Robert first came in, ooh la la... I was smitten! And as the movie continued on, I fell in love with him. I was also captivated by the chemistry between Edward and Bella (his love/food). The intensity of his eyes, his gesture.... OMG!


For those who hasn't watched the movie Twilight, go and do yourselves a favor and watch it. Hey, I went to watch it again the next day. I even bought the first two books! (and mind you, I don't read books).

Oh Robert, BITE ME!!! BITE ME!!!


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Sep 20, 2008

The Story Behind Perky's Hornbills

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I love tattoos. Not so much til I have to be covered head to toe with tattoos, but yeah I love tattoos. I love coming up with ideas on how my tattoos should look like, I love the sound that the needles make, I even love the pain and that weird sense of euphoria while getting inked.

I got my first tattoo back in 2001. I had wanted to get one for the longest time. And it was like a cruel joke when Ernesto made me wait for a year before he honored me with his work. It even has become a tradition to talk about how I got mine done every time the two of us meet up.

Initially, I had wanted a Japanese lotus flower inked onto my lower back (I was into many things Japanese back then). But he suggested, since I'm afterall Sarawakian, I should get one that represents me being a native. So he suggested a tribal hornbill design instead.


I was only in Kuching for 3 days, which was spent mostly hanging out at Ernesto's studio. I fell asleep on his couch and suddenly he woke me up and said,"Hey, your design's done. Take a look at it and when you're ready, we'll start".

Drowsy and dazed from sleep, I was like,"Huh? Are you serious?"

So I took a look at the original designs he had for me. One was the hornbill he mentioned and the other, I can't seem to remember because I didn't like it. This is one of the reasons why it's very important to choose your tattooist. You want an artist who is not only creative, but very flexible to work with. I'm sure everyone has their own reasons behind their inks, but I absolutely cannot have my design picked from a portfolio. Mine has to be an original. The idea of someone out there having the same tattoo as mine would just kill me.

Also, you shouldn't be stingy when forking up the moolah for tattoos. It doesn't hurt in the long run to pay a lil bit extra for a good tattooist as your tattoos stay with you for life. And having a world class tribal tattooist do it for me, I knew I was in good hands.



That tattoo sure was worth the wait and pain. Machine work, shaded black and gray with no outlines, the tattoo looked like it was 'penciled' on my skin instead. It kinda gave the "it's there but not there" look. So people had to look twice every time they saw my tattoo. And every time that happened, I don't deny that I do enjoy their attention and curiosity.




I don't know why I suddenly remembered this experience. Perhaps it's a sign for me to get a new ink huh?

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Sep 5, 2008

The Show Will Go On

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On September 5th, 1946, God had spent a little more time in creating a very special being. He had selected a baby boy born in Stone Town, Zanzibar, and blessed this child with such an enormous musical talent and a character that was bigger than life itself.

You and I may not have been there to witness this magical event but we were definitely in some way touched and influenced by this person. I'm talking about the late Freddie Mercury of my most favorite band in the world, Queen.

If he had lived, he would've been 62 years old this year. Oh God, if he had lived, I can only imagine what else would he have done for the world of music. If he was still alive, I'm pretty sure I would've found a way to meet my idol.

I could be blind and deaf in one ear but I would still be able to recognise that distinctive Freddie Mercury voice. Eventhough his speaking voice naturally fell in the baritone range, his singing was mostly done as a tenor.

He had a recorded range of 4 octaves (E2 to E6) and was known to be able to hit the high C. Mind you, this coming from a guy who had no vocal training whatsoever and had even suffered from vocal fold nodules.

Biographer David Bret described his voice as "escalating within a few bars from a deep, throaty rock-growl to tender, vibrant tenor, then on to a high-pitched, perfect coloratura, pure and crystalline in the upper reaches." My favorite was when Freddie sang using his throaty rock-growl, like the one in "Spread Your Wings" (which is my current favorite song to play while driving).




Freddie was such a trooper. Even when he was so weak (facing the final stages of AIDS), he was still able to record songs like "The Show Must Go On", which Brian May had dub as the best vocal performance from Freddie. When I listen to track, it's hard to imagine that this guy was dying because the vocals and emotions were so strong in that song.

Call him queer, call him a genius, love him or hate him, you just cannot deny the contributions Freddie has made for the world. Take the song "We Are the Champions". It's become a sports anthem or the soundtrack for fight scenes in movies, and until today there isn't any new song that has taken its place in the hearts of football fans.

Or how about Bohemian Rhapsody? Do you know of any other rock band that has been able to produce anything else like it? The multi-layer vocal tracks, the complex chords, the theatrical segments, the a cappella and heavy metal parts. This song was so huge and yet has no chorus in it!

Oh I could go on and on about Freddie and Queen. Nothing gives me more joy than talking and learning new things about them legends. I mean, I could listen to, for instance, "Love of My Life" so many times and yet there's always something new to learn. Once I blocked out Freddie's voice and just concentrated on listening to the harmonies. Oh, it was beautiful, and not to mention complicated. This song is a good example of Freddie's familiarity with rubato phrasing, showcasing his classical piano influences, notably by Chopin and Beethoven.

Happy Birthday, Freddie, and knowing you're rocking next to God makes me that much more envious of Him.


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Jul 26, 2008

When the Stars Align (Part 3 of 3)

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You know, when I wrote Parts 1 and 2 of When the Stars Align, never in my wildest imagination that it would attract the kind of attention that it did. I didn’t even know they had alerts for this sort of thing. It was really touching for me to find out that strangers have actually placed links of my blog in a forum and asking others to check my blog out. Thank you guys! :)

I must say, expectation is riding high on this finale post on my WWRY experience. Wow, for the first time I’m actually feeling the pressure to write on my own blog. Afterall, I don’t want to get attacked by other MiG/WWRY fans out there for what may be deemed as a so-so ending.

*Note: Please bear in mind that we were not able to take any pictures inside the theatre hall. Therefore, pics in this finale post will be quite limited.


Best Seats & Surprise!

We arrived pretty early at the theatre lounge… We were already so high from meeting MiG Ayesa (saw him walking around with a hot blondie whom we’re guessing was his missus) and the WWRY band. Every time we saw Caucasians walking around with heavy makeup, we were like,”I bet they’re one of the cast members!”




Originally, only myself, Big Fat Witch and Far East was seated on the 5th row. Due to strict budget, Cikgu Garang Cat opted to get the cheaper 2,000 baht tickets (where the view isn’t as great as the ones you get from our 5th row ;) ).

Big Fat Witch knew how much she loved the show (and MiG Ayesa) that it just wouldn’t feel right to leave her out. So Big Fat Witch forked up some moolah so that Cikgu Garang Cat could sit together with us.

And we kept that a secret from her up to the moment we were about to enter the theatre.

When we finally gave her her ticket, she was more than happy and we were more than happy that she was happy. So all that happy happy happy added to our excitement :)



With our 5th row, right in the centre, tickets :)


I gotta tell you guys this, 5th row smacked in the centre was and is THE BEST SEATS in house. You don’t wanna sit too in front as that’ll restrict your view (and probably give you neck cramps). But you don’t wanna sit too far behind either as you won’t be able to see the tiny details that make this show so awesome.



Before the show - The Mercury Phoenix Trust emblem, which was designed and drawn by Freddie, was based on the Star Signs of the members of QUEEN (yes, this is how it looks like from where we were seated ;) )



Icing on This Already Very Sweet Cake

I don’t wanna go into too much detail about the show itself as I want you all to watch it with your own eyes & listen with your own ears!

But let me tell you this, MiG sang pitch perfect. Even Sivan Raphaely (who played Scaramouche) did very well for herself (her performance in Singapore was a little bit shaky). We thought that the Killer Queen understudy in Singapore was effing great, but Annie Crummer’s performance… left me speechless. Her vocals are *mmmmuuaah* and I so dig her diva attitude!

We were so into the show – we lipsynced along, clapped along, reacted to the jokes (we went “oooh” when Scaramouche mentioned how INXS didn’t even want Galileo in their band – surprisingly no one “got it”). We were really into the show!

There were moments in the show that I swear to you, MiG was looking at us from the stage.

We were smiling throughout the show. Although Carly Graeme (who played Oz) didn’t perform as great as Kerry Ellis, I did shed a few tears when she sang “No One But You (Only the Good Die Young)” as I had my thoughts on Freddie. Yeah, I know, Brian and Roger originally wrote that song as a tribute to Princess Di but I thought it was great that they included this song for him in the musical. You can’t possibly have a QUEEN musical without paying tributes to the QUEEN ;)

At the end the cast and the band took their bows. Both Big Fat Witch and I stood up and gave the cast a standing ovation, while screaming,”You guys rock!”, “Good job!”, “Rock On!” “WoOOOOooOOOhhhhh!”





And the icing on the cake?
MiG Ayesa pointed to us, smiled and bowed to us. MiG, the man himself, acknowledged us in the crowd!

Even the four guys we met earlier pointed at us, smiled and waved. We just became hysterical (I think everyone else in the crowd thinks we’re weirdos or something).

Those acknowledgements from them meant the whole world to us. They said that they were going to make it extra special for us, and those acknowledgements was a personal touch on their end. They kept their word! We felt like we were the luckiest fans in the crowd! :D

We bumped into Ryno after the show at the cafe downstairs. We congratulated him & the cast for a job well done as well as thanked him for this wonderful experience. He asked which show was better - we told him this one was 100 times better! :)



To sum up QUEEN’s We Will Rock You musical, let me tell you this, to fully enjoy it the audience needs to move, get involved and accept the invitation to join in extended by the casts. You can’t just sit there, staying cocooned in the comfort of habit… otherwise you just won’t “get it”.

There were 2 guys seated in front of us but they hardly showed any emotion or movement throughout the show. The typical theatre goers I presume. They just sat there (blocking my view sometimes). God knows what’s wrong with them ;)

I am forever grateful to the musical creators of WWRY and everyone involved in it as they did one helluva job in keeping the flame of Freddie Mercury alive and ensuring that his and QUEEN’s musical legacy survives through this digital age. And I’m pretty sure that along the way, QUEEN’s music will reach new generations.

Brian May often performs with the London production on special occasions like anniversaries and Freddie’s birthday. So I hope that one day I’ll get the opportunity to watch that very special show.

But for now, I’ll just settle with the fact that this is the best thing I’ve ever experienced in my whole life.




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Jul 25, 2008

When the Stars Align (Part 2 of 3)

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Making the Right Call

So there we were at the lift area. We were on the 4th floor. We noticed that the lift kept going to the 6th floor first before coming down to our floor. Each time the lift opened, we could see some of the WWRY cast members in it.

What ARE the chances of meeting MiG Ayesa in the elevator?

Yes, that idea did pop into our heads. But each time the lift opened and there were no sign of MiG, we thought maybe it wasn’t meant to be. Then at one point, the lift door opened and it was empty. Cikgu Garang Cat wanted to enter, but I told her no.

I could see the frustration on Big Fat Witch and Cikgu Garang Cat. I could also sense their urgency of getting to the ground floor as quickly as possible. Who knows? Maybe MiG had somehow made his way there already.

So I told them, “Ok, whatever it is, we’ll just take the next lift, ok?”

So we waited for the next lift to come.

Ting.

The lift door opened.

And on the right side of the lift was a man leaning against the wall, clad in singlet and Bermuda shorts. The first thing I noticed was how muscular his arms were.

OMG! IT’S MiG AYESA!!!!

It took a while for the rest to notice it was HIM in the lift. And when they finally did, we started giggling like blushing teenagers.

I think MiG heard us giggle, so he greeted us in Thai (he probably thought we were Thai).

I was sooo happy that he greeted us, I started having verbal diarrhea.

“Hi MiG!! We caught the show in Singapore, and this will be our second time watching the show!”

MiG replied,”Oh really?”

And when he said that, he eyes just opened up and for the first time I could see what beautiful eyes he has. He’s so much better looking in person. The pictures really don’t do him justice at all.

We chatted a little bit in the elevator. And when the lift door opened, we were so dumbfounded by our good luck, we almost walked away without taking pictures with him. But luckily, Far East was there and he went up to MiG and asked if we could take pictures with him.

And so the camwhoring begins.


MiG with the Sylvester Sisters


MiG with the lucky ladies...


Group pic with MiG


Dang it! Faiz got a solo shot with MiG!



Got him to sign my program book too!





The best part was we got to personally give him our handmade gift!



And he loved it! In his own words, ”These are so awesome!”, "These photos are awesome!" and "Terima kasih".

One thing I learned from our meeting with MiG Ayesa was how down to earth he was. He didn't have a big entourage (like other big stars do), and that made him approachable and accessible to his fans. He's really a cool, super nice and warm guy.

Before we parted, we told him that we were seated 5th row from the stage. And then MiG said that he was going to make the show extra special for us. In my mind, I thought, yeah he probably says that to all his fans but was still glad that he said it anyway.





Grab Some Grub

It was time for us to look for dinner. Better not go to a rocking musical with hungry stomachs, regardless of how great the musical is. As we were walking around the Esplanade looking for a restaurant to dine in, we saw the WWRY band members: Llewellyn John (bass), Matthew Marinus (drums), Ryno Zeelie (guitar 2), Etienne Oosthuysen (percussion).

Actually, it was Big Fat Witch who spotted them first (it was Ryno’s hairdo that caught her eye). As they were still eating at that time, we decided not to trouble them.

Perhaps if we’re lucky, they’d still be there after we were done with dinner.










We must be very lucky people indeed as the band was still there. I was quite a nervous wreck because these guys are like music Gods. And again, I turned to Far East to do the “dirty work”. So he went up to them and I followed him from behind.





The guys are just so damn cool. They didn’t mind signing my program book, we took pictures together and even chatted for awhile.




The guys were more than delighted after finding out that this was the second time we were watching the show. Just like the first show, we had purposely flown to Bangkok to watch it again.


“You guys were so good that I thought the cast was singing on minus-1”


I even let it slip that we were seated 5th row from the stage. Before we parted ways, the band told us that they were going to make it extra special for us.

L-R: Llewellyn John (bass), Matthew Marinus (drums), Perky, Ryno Zeelie (guitar 2), Cikgu Garang Cat, Big Fat Witch, and Etienne Oosthuysen (percussion)


And again, I was doubtful that they meant it but was glad that they said it anyways.

Even after all this, the best part has yet to come.

(to be continued….)

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Jul 23, 2008

When the Stars Align (Part 1 of 3)

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Dreams do come true. I didn’t think mine would because it seemed a bit far fetched even for someone like me. I contemplated a few days about writing this post because to do this post justice, I had to forsake something very important to me as a blogger – my anonymity.

When I started this blog, I had assumed a nickname (and even an alter ego) to protect my identity. None of my post would contain my pictures and most of the time, even those mentioned in my stories would be given nicknames. There were times I had to delete some of the comments because my friends had mentioned my real name. Such was the length I went in order stay anonymous.

But the wonderful experience I had while I was in Bangkok was too good, too great to be kept to myself. So I'll be including pictures of my trip here… don’t want you guys calling me a liar lah pulak kan? ;) And finally you all will have a face to go with the alias fabulously known as Perky.

To those who’ve been reading my blog, you guys know that I was in Bangkok last weekend together with Big Fat Witch, McChef, Far East and Cikgu Garang Cat to watch QUEEN’s We Will Rock You musical. For us girls, it was the second time watching the show. As for Far East, well, he saw how enthusiastic and excited we were from the Singapore show that he just had to see it for his own eyes.


Well you all know what a huge fan I am of QUEEN, so huge that I know the story behind their songs, their videos, their biography, the instrumentation for most of their songs, Brian May's solo parts and rifts, the way Freddie works around the notes so he can hit the higher notes later part in the song... If there was a class on QUEEN, I can bet you my scrawny arms I'll ace it. I'm that HUGE of a fan.


The Journey to the Dream Begins Here

The Sunday before we left for Bangkok, I was having lunch with my sis, Big Fat Witch. I had briefly mention to her that perhaps we should make a gift for MiG Ayesa, to show him how much we love his performance (and how obsessed Big Fat Witch is with him).

I didn’t want to just buy a gift. That’s just not personal at all. I wanted a gift that was different, something that MiG can remember us by. So I told BFW,”Hey, let’s do scenes from the musical. You as Galileo (MiG’s part) and I be Scaramouche (his love interest).”

So the idea of the gift evolved from there. We decided to do a parody of the scenes instead. We wanted to make it funny. We enlisted the help of famed photographer Bibik Nyonya and creative director, Mama Diva. We got into costume and snap snap snap, our pictures were taken. Taking pictures is not my forte (something Bibik and Mama can testify to) and it takes one very good photographer to make me look nearly as good.

The gift we made – a parody of scenes from the musical with BFW as Galileo and me as Scaramouche. Sorry, can't publish its contents as that is for MiG's beautiful eyes only...


As I had to go back to Kuching on Thursday (one day before flying to Bangkok), I never even thought of how we were going to pass the gift to MiG, let alone if we'll ever get the chance to pass it to him personally.


Venturing into the Land of a Thousand Smiles

(the promo outside of Esplanade, the venue for WWRY musical)



This trip was joined by Far East, Kitty Cat and McChef (although McChef didn’t join us for the show). Being the lazy spontaneous person that I am, I never even bothered with booking us a hotel room. Just thought we’d do it backpackers style, you know.

The girls goofing around outside the hotel. (L: Big Fat Witch, R: Cikgu Garang Cat)



But Far East is just one of those guys who MUST have a proper hotel room. Yeah, he's such a girl ;) So he booked us two rooms at this hotel called Chaophya Park Hotel. It was only when we got to Bangkok that we found out that that’s THE hotel where the casts of WWRY was staying at.

Far East with Big Fat Witch posing outside the hotel



Yes, we're very fascinated with this signboard ;)



That’s the second sign of the many wonderful things to come.


The Good Samaritan

Since we were staying at the same hotel as the cast members, it did get to our heads that maybe we’ll get lucky and meet them there. So on Saturday morning, we had our “stalker” mode on and hoped and prayed that we’ll get to see the cast members.

It was pretty obvious that we were waiting for them (Big Fat Witch was like a beacon with that WWRY bag of hers). So this Thai guy, who was wearing a WRRY crew tag (probably one of the local crews), approached us,”Hey are you guys waiting for MiG? He already left. You just missed him about half an hour ago. If you’d like you can go to Esplanade at 5pm after the matinee show. The cast usually hangs around there before the next show”.

We were very fortunate to have known that piece of information, otherwise we would’ve waited and waited and wasted more time waiting and hoping to see the cast members.

That guy was our sign no. 3.


Okay, Position Yourselves Guys!

Around 5pm we were at the lounge area near the theatre, waiting to catch a glimpse of the cast members (and if we’re super lucky we get to see the main cast). So while waiting, we did a little bit of camwhoring to kill the time.


Annie Crummer as the Killer Queen. She was sooOOOOoooo GOOD!! Her vocal range is amazing, the facial expression priceless!





And then we saw that people were slowly coming down from the escalator and exiting the theatre. Oh boy oh boy oh boy, we were so damn excited!



Again we waited and waited. There was no sign of any of the cast members. Then Far East saw this lady who was wearing a WWRY jacket and looked like she was very important to the show.

So he approached her (coz we ladies didn’t have the balls to ask. Yeah, literally) and asked if the cast was coming down. She replied,”There will be no meet-and-greet the fans today”.

Oh bummer. It felt like someone took all our happiness away with a snap of the fingers.



But then she said,”But you can take that lift over there and go to the Ground Floor. Perhaps you’ll see the cast members there”.

This lady was our last sign. Some say God was pointing us to the right direction, but I’d like to think that Freddie Mercury had a little something to do with setting this whole thing up. Perhaps it was Freddie’s way of showing me how happy he was to have a fan like me, someone who has been pining her whole life to meet The Flamboyant One in person.

L-R: Big Fat Witch, Cikgu Garang Cat and Perky (Far East dubs us as dolls)


And off to the lift area we go...

(To be continued…)


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Jul 12, 2008

If I Could Have a One-Night Stand AND Get Away With It

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You know, when I was much more carefree with the men in my life younger, I never did have a one-night stand. I just couldn't bring myself to do it. Yes, I'd flirt with strangers in the club, but just when they thought they had sealed the deal, I just walked away. Cold feet. Cold turkey. Cold whatever. I'm too much of a germaphobe to just get it on with anyone and god only knows what kind of germs/disease those men have.

Well, unless if you like it dirty, then I guess a one-night stand would be more of your thing than mine.

Anyways not that I'm regretting I didn't seize the opportunity of doing it back then. Even if I wanted to do it right now, there's no way in skank hell will I live the next day to reflect on the pure joy of the experience due to the strict almost military-like regime that is known as McChef.

Anyways, just to humor me with my wild fantasy, below is my Top 5 list of men I'd so get it on with (in no particular order and would prefer to have all five of them together if I can *wink* ):


ADAM LEVINE (from the band Maroon 5)





If Adam wasn't this really talented singer-songwriter who can hit the falsetto like no ones business, I probably wouldn't look at him twice. But because he is all that and more (blessed with a super hot body), I do find myself blushing whenever I see him on the tv and somehow those naughty thoughts creep into my subconscious mind.

When he sings live, he doesn't sing the same lines from the studio versions. Instead he improvises on stage. That pretty much tells you just how creative he is ;)



CHRIS EVANS (actor who should keep his clothes off always)





Chris... Chris... Chris... Chris Evans. Ever since I watched him as Johnny Storm in Fantastic 4, I've fallen madly in love with him. His wit, his comedic timing, his charm, his sarcasm and that body... Aiyai yai!! 'Nuff said!



RYAN REYNOLDS (the dude that was once engaged to Alanis Morisette)





Ryan Reynolds I believe is a seriously underrated actor. This guy has excellent comedic timing (did you guys watch him in Van Wilder?? He could just sit there, with no script and you'd still laugh your ass off because his of his facial expressions). And he's pretty eye candy too.

But what really caught my eye was this scene in the Amityville movie, where he was chopping wood outside of the house. Oooh la la! I would really love to find out if those hips can do so much more than just looking good. Oh damn it, Scarlett Johansson is one lucky b*tch!




ZAC EFRON (you call him metrosexual, I call him a very gay straight boy/singing actor)





I'm so thankful for Disney for coming up with High School Musical. If it wasn't for that "little unknown" movie, I would never have known who Zac is. This guy is a package - he sings and dances really well (as evident in Hairspray), his acting is pretty good, and he seems like a decent guy (he ain't thrashing night clubs and landing himself in tabloid mags, right??). Also, we could trade beauty tips the morning after ;)



JESSICA BIEL (buns-of-steel 24-7 who's currently dating Justin Timberlake)





Okay, so she's not a man. But that won't stop me from fantasizing about her. For a night with her, I'd be a man (or die trying). To me, she not only have this beautiful face but she also has a beautiful smile that reflects the soul within. Well, I think she's got a great personality. Oh and there's also the tiny fact that she's got a super hot bod! My god, have you seen her bum??? She really makes having muscles super sexy as she's one of those rare ones who manage to maintain her curves.

Buns of steel Jessica!



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It Won't Be Long Before Soon

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At this time, next week, I'll be trying my darnest best to get some sleep. But I doubt that I will get any as I'll be in Bangkok, gearing up to watch this the following night:




Yeah, that's right baby! I'll be watching Queen's We Will Rock You Musical for the second time!! Only this time I'll be seating 5 rows from the stage! Woohoo!! Can't wait can't wait!


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