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Tuesday, 13 February 2007

Wow... you know you don't have a nightlife when...

Yes, I've seen those you know you're from the 80's or 90's when:
Saved By the Bell, 90210 etc...

For me, I was talking to someone and went something like this:
Me: Yea, I met her at.... Uh, what that's Korean BBQ place in Chinatown...?

That was quite sad for me, but you know you don't have a Boston nightlife when you don't know Chau Chow or Apollo =X

Tuesday, 06 February 2007

Heroes... OMG

Wow, what a great episode of heroes, I get giddy like a school girl watching that. And YES I guessed Clare's father right, I just thought him, my second guess was Sylar, but that'd just be weird. That's just silly though, to have super human regeneration, both your parents have to have super abilities cmon.

Guilty pleasure = The Hills. I feel bad for Whitney getting played by Spencer, but man Spencer was with some smoking chicks. Do girls think he's really hot?

Dancelife, haha, my recent new MTV show addiction. I kinda watch the show just for Kenny. I got sorta a man crush on him. He's just cool, awesome dancer, from Boston, and dating a Pussycat Doll! He's got it all!

I came across this and found it interesting:

And I felt bad laughing, but it's so true... Think the Family Guy's Peter Griffin.... if he had another daughter:

Thursday, 18 January 2007

Interesting stuff

On my last post about sushi, the nerd side of me found this interesting:

And of course, had to run into a disturbing story:

Police: Girl Locked in Room for 2 Years

Wednesday, January 17, 2007

(01-17) 19:14 PST Oshkosh, Wis. (AP) --

A 13-year-old girl's father and stepmother were arrested after the teen told police she had been locked in a room for nearly two years, allowed out only for meals, chores and one-minute timed bathroom breaks, authorities said.

Clint M. Engstrom, 32, and Lynn M. Engstrom, 35, were charged Tuesday with one count each of causing mental harm to a child, a felony.

"The behavior they engaged in and the conditions this child was kept in are just appalling," District Attorney Christian Gossett said.

According to the criminal complaint, the girl had been locked in a small bedroom since February 2005 as punishment for bad behavior, spending 22 hours a day in the room that had an alarm and dead-bolt lock on the door.

A camera recorded the girl's activities, and the room's only furnishings were a urine-soaked mattress, blanket, pillow and empty dresser, the complaint said.

The couple were jailed on $25,000 bond each. It was not clear whether they had attorneys in the case. A preliminary hearing was set for Jan. 25.

Detectives learned the girl's story when her parents took her to a hospital on Jan. 12 because she was hearing voices, Gossett said. He said he did not anticipate filing other charges against the parents.

The complaint said a search found that there were toys and electronics for three other children living at the home, about 90 miles northwest of Milwaukee, but virtually nothing for the 13-year-old girl.

If convicted, the couple face more than 12 years in prison each and a $25,000 fine.

Gossett said he did not know where the girl was on Wednesday. The county social services office said it could not comment on individual cases.

And on a lighter note, guilty pleasure: Top Chef, ooooh, can't wiat, and eek, Heroes next week!!!!

Monday, 25 December 2006

Merry Christmas!

Sunday, 17 December 2006

Question

Hmmmm, if you were asked, "What would you do if your child was homosexual?"

And you replied, "I hope my child is not a homosexual."

Does that make you homophobic automatically?