You’re the Man

Or rather, She’s The Man. Yes, I know. Totally teen flick. But hey, whatever works for you, or me, right? So anyway, I watched this movie like twice. I know this is an old movie, last year’s to be exact. But we don’t have the movies channel on Astro then, and we do now. But even if we had it last year, we still have to wait to watch it this year anyway, yes?

I don’t think I need to give a short synopsis of the movie. I believe everyone who was interested already knew, no?

So I watched it once, with much interruption from Tia. So I recorded it to watch it when she is sleeping or whatever. Last night I watched it, but still I was interrupted because Tia wouldn’t let me watch the telly. She wanted me to play with her. So what else is new, eh?

I know that I could stop the movie, and continue whenever I am free. But I couldn’t be hassled, really. I think I would wait later on tonight after she fall asleep and watch the movie then.

I really have to watch this movie because I don’t remember laughing so much while watching a movie lately. But then it could be due to the fact that I kept on watching horror flicks too much.

I can’t start laughing while gory scene was on, else people will think that I had gone wankers wonkers.

Heh.

Big Tree

I was reading online newspaper this morning, and I came across this. I like this one so much that I wanted to put it up here.

Purely for my own reading pleasure, that is. But, you know, really something to think about.

Why do ours never resign?
By HUZIR SULAIMAN

By global standards of ministerial responsibility, Malaysia’s performance leaves much to be desired.

THE Westminster Parliamentary system, for better or for worse, is our former colonial masters’ gift to us, and to many Commonwealth countries. According to its conventions, Cabinet ministers are bound by both collective and individual responsibility.

Collective ministerial responsibility means that the Cabinet must speak with one voice. Whatever disagreements may take place behind closed doors, there must be a united front on policy matters in public.

A rare example of a Malaysian breach of the convention of collective responsibility occurred in 2005 when Deputy Natural Resources and Environment Minister Datuk Dr Sothinathan questioned the Government’s decision not to recognise Ukrainian medical degrees, and as a consequence was suspended for three months.

The Westminster principle of individual ministerial responsibility, however, is probably of greater concern to Malaysians. It is explained by Rodney Brazier in his 1997 book, Ministers of the Crown:

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Twirl

I have nothing much to write these days since everyday is like a repeat of yesterday. Boring and dull, though Tia keeps it very interesting, in a loud and whirlwind way.
But anyway that is not what I am going to talk about. I wanted to talk about this game that I play all the times whenever I am online at facebook. This game, texttwirl. OMG it is insanely addictive. Through the game I learnt all these words that I would have never had encountered in my boring life!

For real. Check this one out. Weal? Wale? Weird right? Yet I go scrambling on my chubby digits on the keyboard to type out whatever I could think of whenever I see the timer ticking. This one is short, though not easy enough for me. Wait till you get this rows and rows of boxes to fill in, now that would make you really pounce on the keyboard.

Tick Tock Tick Tock. This is just too sick! Very sick, and yet very addictive.



So anyway, I had finally succumbed and registered to Facebook. All you folks out there who would like to add me in, the name’s Marlinda Radzi.

Tee hee.

I found people whom I went to grade school with, people whom I knew since I was seven. Yes, folks, since I was seven and I had no clue that I would be able to be acquainted to them ever again since I changed school when I was ten. I made an entry about it, but I am too lazy to dig it up. Perhaps later when I have the time off from playing the ‘twirl. That. Evil. Game! to do it.

Happy Fourth of July!

To all my fellow American friends, Happy Fourth of July!