RagnaRulZ

Rant: I have developed a craving to bid on classic Tomica on eBay. After receiving a parcel recently, I went on to bid on a few today and WON! Wooohooooooo! Then the guilt creeps in and I have start convincing myself again. With a day job, I hardly have the time to really appreciate them and take time to document them with pictures. I also feel like asking my friends to sell me their Tomica. LOL

I'm glad it's a movie, the animation and quality speaks for themselves. I could see that the TV series had many difficulties due to the shortcomings of the technology back when it was airing. With (Q)/3.0 showing soon, next month! I'm really curious how they would unravel the mystery shrouding Mari and the new changes that will happen. Japanese fans are more fortunate since they have the monthly magazine called Young Ace which drops the occasional EVA freebies and scopes on the upcoming movies. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1waA5dy_GO8

Your talent, oh you knew it all along. I never could be as compassionate you, I get high on hating stuff. My talent? Finding the laziest way to do things I do not like.

Ooh... I see your point. But so far, I don't consider playing sports and reading my law books satisfying. They're tiring and boring and dry. D: Ah, I see. I remember going thru a few projects, no matter how tired I wanted to finish it. Been a while since I felt like this... Hi-five on the sports thing, I never could feel happy after feeling like dying.

Good thing my best friend has the manga, so I leeched from him. Sorry, Billy.

It was the plot when the brothers rescue a mining town from a tyrannical military officer.

Tiring... but is it tiring and satisfying? You know, there's a difference.

GAH! How could I forget about Gunpla. While I don't buy and build them so often, I'm always keen on reviews and builds from other "Gunplars". Plastic model kits in general is a visceral experience that takes your mind away from other stuff and focus on the completion on the model. Upon completion, marvel at your handiwork and feel that you have accomplished something epic, no matter the skill level.

I'd gladly omit some McDee's over here for some of CA's food trucks.

I am thankful to the staff who didn't stuff in copious amount of fillers. Despite having a year to broadcast the episodes weekly, I never find the pacing to be awkward or draggy. However some of the plots/arcs from the manga were omitted, it didn't take away the focus to the main plot and build up of the characters were nicely shown.

Oh my, there are so many noms that I enjoy but I'll start with my most favourite kind. I thoroughly enjoy crispy food, (yay, junk food junkie!), it can taste bland but it must be crispy. The concert that goes on when crunching on those stuff is how I like my food to be. Which makes puff pastries one the best foods to me.

True, Fab! We hardly ever have any unique menu items/promotions. Other fast food chains are cleverer to create menu items for the various festivals that plays on the locals' tastes. Pizza Hut does a pretty good job. While McDees isn't that exciting for that matter, I enjoy its breakfast meals 1-2 times per week.

@@Nao\.K, you gotta listen to the whole album. Many other epics are in it too! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Aw_Oqq-rw8 Rin' - Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence This is truly one of the best rehash of the original song. Sublime...

Ciara, good job on roping in an old comrade! Hey, Nao. Welcome welcome!

Sterling recommendation there, Optic. Western Digital is also my first choice when it comes to external HDDs. They haven't skipped a beat since I first used them.

One BIG flaw in Singapore's McDee's is that, there is no bacon on the menu. If I were in another country and see bacon on a McDee's menu, I assure you I'll flip the right out.

I took up photography as a module for my diploma, using a DSLR was a pretty steep learning curve. I never quite got the shoot I was looking for, but the lessons were fun. I settle for a Panasonic Lumix LX5 and has been my light capturing device ever since. I value photography because it aids my creative process as an artist. My Hobbies: Diecast mini cars: I started out collecting Hot Wheels, followed by Tomica when I was in my late teens. As of now, I find Tomica to be the best collecting experience for me - working suspension and opening doors and overall better paint details than regular Hot Wheels. I'm not quite a collector as I don't feel much of an heartache just because I play with them. I am very fond of the 1/64 scale models. Doodling: For most parts, I was self-taught. But I'm hoping to change that by going to school, I think I'm hitting a plateau in terms of what I can achieve alone. But I'm mighty proud of myself to be able to achieve to this level without professional help. I am seldom happy with my artworks and hoping to achieve something better with the next one.

Been listening to the entire Kajiura Yuki - Fate Zero Original Soundtrack Vol. 2. Damn, does Kajiura-sensei knows how to make kickass OSTs!

Hahaha! Yea, gotta love Japan for that. They are currently pushing out collaborative merchandise for 3.0, including shavers! Rant: Machine in my office malfunctioned in the weekend, my Monday has already started. =\

Yea, AGE made some of the of the supposedly most prolific deaths into pretty insignificant ones.

Victor, 3.0 will be showing on the silver screen in a couple of months! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7ZIGJRvnEU Warning: overly loud audio Rant: While I agree with the goals my workplace has, I do not agree with the way they want to achieve them. Taking away credit from the person who put in the most of the work and then give it to somebody else who only demands the job to be done is simply unethical and ridiculous.

I mostly listen to OSTs to be inspired, as of recent Fate/Zero OST Vol. 2 has been giving me excellent vibes. Allow me to share the bittersweet song, "This Day, And Never Again" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziAmw3ThOqI

I wanted to be a race car driver since I first watched F1 in the earliest years of my life. Knowing that Singapore hardly has any racing culture or feasible form of grassroots car culture, I told myself that this dream will forever be a dream. But I want my collection of derelicts. I very much do not want to be a Singaporean for the rest of the my life.

Please tell me that there're lesser deadly animals than Down Undah.

It is a fad from the start. But that didn't stop anyone from having fun.