Monday, 27 July 2009
emo 2009 64th entry
Goodness!!! What a boring, crazily insanely quiet restless little ghostly town on a Saturday evening!!! Am going nuts.. Where are all the HUMANS!?! NO SALES!!! Sigh. Anyway.. Are human gradually born to be greedy?? Here's some example: Can I have some sample?? (When you didn't even buy a single thing!?!), Can give me more gifts?? (When you only buy like $50 or lesser??), More Miniatures la.. (When I'd already gave you 1 cuz you only spent $100??), Give bags la.. (When I already gave you some samples, a pouch, 2 miniature, 3 body lotion, four (30ml) fragrance where you suppose to get ONE (30ml) when you spent $150 and you only bought like $300+ and you're asking for even more??). Sigh.. Aiya.. Give la.. Give more la.. GIMMIE.. GIVE ME MORE!!!! Hmmm.. What's that word?? SICKENING!!! >,<"
Saturday, 25 July 2009
emo 2009 63rd entry
Drink, emo and get drank.. Had been singing tons of Chinese Karaoke pop. These had became my daily routine for the past weeks. I'd somehow lost my speaking for ENGLISH!!! Boring huh?? I guess the one I love will never be mine. Things worsen when my company accused me of stealing stocks and testers back because of one MOTHERF*CKER.. It's like WHAT THE FUCK!?! Sigh. I 'd truly lose my interests working hard for the company. Should I start hunting for other jobs?? BORED!!!!
Friday, 10 July 2009
Thursday, 9 July 2009
Wednesday, 8 July 2009
emo 2009 60th entry
Michael Jackson's body arriving at Staples Center for Memorial.
Michael Jackson's casket enters the memorial.
Michael Jackson Memorial Service - Rev. Al Sharpton.
Michael Jackson Memorial Service - Video Montage "Through the Years".
Michael Jackson Memorial - Jennifer Hudson - Will You Be There.
Michael Jackson Memorial Service - Stevie Wonder.
Queen Latifah recites a Maya Angelou poem at Jackson's memorial service.
Michael Jackson Memorial Service Brooke Shields.
Jackson's brother Jermaine performs his favorite song, "Smile."
Usher brings tears singing "GONE TO SOON" at Michael Jackson At Memorial.
Michael Jackson's Daughter Paris Speaks: "I Love Him So Much".
Michael Jackson Memorial - "We Are The World".
Michael Jackson Memorial - Finale - "We Are The World/Heal The World".
Michael Jackson Memorial Service - Staples Center Jackson Brothers Closing Words.
Michael Jackson's body arriving at Staples Center for Memorial.
Michael Jackson's casket enters the memorial.
Michael Jackson Memorial Service - Rev. Al Sharpton.
Michael Jackson Memorial Service - Video Montage "Through the Years".
Michael Jackson Memorial - Jennifer Hudson - Will You Be There.
Michael Jackson Memorial Service - Stevie Wonder.
Queen Latifah recites a Maya Angelou poem at Jackson's memorial service.
Michael Jackson Memorial Service Brooke Shields.
Jackson's brother Jermaine performs his favorite song, "Smile."
Usher brings tears singing "GONE TO SOON" at Michael Jackson At Memorial.
Michael Jackson's Daughter Paris Speaks: "I Love Him So Much".
Michael Jackson Memorial - "We Are The World".
Michael Jackson Memorial - Finale - "We Are The World/Heal The World".
Michael Jackson Memorial Service - Staples Center Jackson Brothers Closing Words.
Tuesday, 7 July 2009
Monday, 6 July 2009
emo 2009 57th entry
The more than 1.6 million fans who registered for tickets to Michael Jackson's memorial service will wait until Monday to learn if they received one of the 11,000 tickets for Tuesday's ceremony.
The two-day registration period for the service at Staples Center in downtown Los Angeles ended Saturday. Another 6,500 tickets will be given away for the Nokia Theater overflow section next door.
Fans had to register for free at staplescenter.com between 10 a.m. Friday and 6 p.m. Saturday for the random drawing of 8,750 names. Each person selected will receive two tickets and will be notified by e-mail after 11 a.m. Sunday.
Before the drawing, officials at AEG, the owner and operator of the Staples Center, will "scrub" the entries to eliminate duplicates and any suspected of being made by automated systems or "go-bots," said Jackson family spokesman Ken Sunshine in a statement.
Winners will receive a unique code and instructions on how to pick up their tickets at an off-site distribution center on Monday. At the distribution center, they will receive the ticket and a wristband that will be placed on their wrists at that time.
Fans must have both the ticket and the wristband to enter Staples Center on Tuesday. Wristbands that have been ripped, taped or tampered with will be voided.
Sunshine said those steps are being taken to prevent ticket-scalping.
City officials are preparing for massive crowds. Assistant Police Chief Earl Paysinger says anywhere from a quarter-million to 700,000 people may try to reach the arena, even though a wide area around Staples Center will be sealed off to those without tickets.
City Councilwoman Jan Perry strongly urged people to stay home and watch the memorial on TV. The ceremony will not be shown on Staples' giant outdoor TV screen and there will be no funeral procession through the city.
No details were given about the actual memorial events, which come as the nation's second-largest city struggles with a $530 million budget deficit. Perry said the cost of police protection for "extraordinary" events like the memorial is built into the Police Department's budget, but she still solicited help for "incremental costs."
Last month, donations covered about $850,000 of the city's $1 million cost for the Los Angeles Lakers' NBA championship parade. Critics had blasted the idea of using city money when it is considering layoffs to close its budget gap.
The more than 1.6 million fans who registered for tickets to Michael Jackson's memorial service will wait until Monday to learn if they received one of the 11,000 tickets for Tuesday's ceremony.
The two-day registration period for the service at Staples Center in downtown Los Angeles ended Saturday. Another 6,500 tickets will be given away for the Nokia Theater overflow section next door.
Fans had to register for free at staplescenter.com between 10 a.m. Friday and 6 p.m. Saturday for the random drawing of 8,750 names. Each person selected will receive two tickets and will be notified by e-mail after 11 a.m. Sunday.
Before the drawing, officials at AEG, the owner and operator of the Staples Center, will "scrub" the entries to eliminate duplicates and any suspected of being made by automated systems or "go-bots," said Jackson family spokesman Ken Sunshine in a statement.
Winners will receive a unique code and instructions on how to pick up their tickets at an off-site distribution center on Monday. At the distribution center, they will receive the ticket and a wristband that will be placed on their wrists at that time.
Fans must have both the ticket and the wristband to enter Staples Center on Tuesday. Wristbands that have been ripped, taped or tampered with will be voided.
Sunshine said those steps are being taken to prevent ticket-scalping.
City officials are preparing for massive crowds. Assistant Police Chief Earl Paysinger says anywhere from a quarter-million to 700,000 people may try to reach the arena, even though a wide area around Staples Center will be sealed off to those without tickets.
City Councilwoman Jan Perry strongly urged people to stay home and watch the memorial on TV. The ceremony will not be shown on Staples' giant outdoor TV screen and there will be no funeral procession through the city.
No details were given about the actual memorial events, which come as the nation's second-largest city struggles with a $530 million budget deficit. Perry said the cost of police protection for "extraordinary" events like the memorial is built into the Police Department's budget, but she still solicited help for "incremental costs."
Last month, donations covered about $850,000 of the city's $1 million cost for the Los Angeles Lakers' NBA championship parade. Critics had blasted the idea of using city money when it is considering layoffs to close its budget gap.
Sunday, 5 July 2009
emo 2009 59th entry
Madonna paid tribute to Michael Jackson on Saturday night in the same arena where he was to stage his comeback, dancing along with an impersonator doing Jackson's distinctive moves.
Jackson, who died last week, was to begin a series of 50 concerts at the 23,000-seat O2 starting July 13. A picture of a young Michael Jackson appeared on stage while Madonna was performing "Holiday," then the impersonator came on, wearing a sequined jacket, white T-shirt, white glove and white socks in the Jackson manner.
The impersonator's appearance would not have surprised anyone paying close attention to Madonna's Web site, which had a picture of him dancing in rehearsal. An estimated crowd of 17,000, including the fashion designer Valentino, turned out for Madonna's concert, the first of two this weekend in London on her "Sticky & Sweet" tour.
Madonna paid tribute to Michael Jackson on Saturday night in the same arena where he was to stage his comeback, dancing along with an impersonator doing Jackson's distinctive moves.
Jackson, who died last week, was to begin a series of 50 concerts at the 23,000-seat O2 starting July 13. A picture of a young Michael Jackson appeared on stage while Madonna was performing "Holiday," then the impersonator came on, wearing a sequined jacket, white T-shirt, white glove and white socks in the Jackson manner.
The impersonator's appearance would not have surprised anyone paying close attention to Madonna's Web site, which had a picture of him dancing in rehearsal. An estimated crowd of 17,000, including the fashion designer Valentino, turned out for Madonna's concert, the first of two this weekend in London on her "Sticky & Sweet" tour.
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