Sunday, July 30, 2006

I thought it'd be best, I dedicate this entry to a good friend of mine. She's been a good buddy for the past 5 years, right from the moment an idiotic classmate told her something I never said to him, till as recent as burning my tongue whilst conversing with her, at pastamania. =)
Originally, U2 had written this song for Myanmarese rebel, Aung San Suu Kyi, and later on, became very synonymous amongst Americans during post 9/11.
And love is not the easy thing
The only baggage you can bring...
And love is not the easy thing...
The only baggage you can bring
Is all that you can't leave behind
And if the darkness is to keep us apart
And if the daylight feels like it's a long way off
And if your glass heart should crack
And for a second you turn back
Oh no, be strong
Walk on, walk on
What you got, they can't steal it
No they can't even feel it
Walk on, walk on
Stay safe tonight...
You're packing a suitcase for a place none of us has been
A place that has to be believed to be seen
You could have flown away
A singing bird in an open cage
Who will only fly, only fly for freedom
Walk on, walk on
What you got they can't deny it
Can't sell it or buy it
Walk on, walk on
Stay safe tonight
And I know it aches
And your heart it breaks
And you can only take so much
Walk on, walk on
Home...hard to know what it is if you never had one
Home...I can't say where it is but I know I'm going home
That's where the heart is
I know it aches
How your heart it breaks
And you can only take so much
Walk on, walk on
Leave it behind
You've got to leave it behind
All that you fashion
All that you make
All that you build
All that you break
All that you measure
All that you steal
All this you can leave behind
All that you reason
All that you sense
All that you speak
All you dress up
All that you scheme...
11:32 AM
supernova lit up.
Saturday, July 29, 2006
Sometimes, fate likes to play a game with you, entitled "Screw you, Karthik!".
Its funny, that a year ago, I came home just about this time, from a wonderfully forgettable drinking session at Van's, and today, I come home after spending an enjoyable time, with friends from a distant past. Namely, secondary school and JC mates.
Good stuff. =)
Though the best part is, I do not see a need to wake up at 7 later, to attend a make-up lecture in school..
8:53 PM
supernova lit up.
Spare the rod, spoil the child...Ah yes, often we wonder, if my kid grows up to be a brat, how do I go about disciplining him? Face it, tough love's the one thing that will get your child to grow up, into a somewhat decent person in society. An ECW-like situation can do wonders too.
Of course, the best punishments meted out, are the ones that get into the head of the kid. Mind games, they just suck out every ounce of hope in the kid, leaving him in tears, wondering, "Shit, I am definitely done for now. There is, no escape.".
So here are, some of the first class tips, that the Supernova himself has come up, for all you stars out there.
1) Bring your kid to the toilet, along with the cane. Fill up a pail of water, and ask him to soak it for like an hour, whilst muttering into his ears that the cane would slowly swell up, so that you can whack him the next day.
2) Open up that drawer in your studyroom (no, not the one with backdated issues of FHM), but the one that contains, the collection of canes over the years. They are the ones, that come in various sizes and dimensions. Then, give him the luxury of choosing which cane he'll like to be whacked with. Different sizes come with different repititions - the smaller the diameter, the larger the reps.
3) Tug him along for a visit to the mama-shop. Give him a dollar, and ask him to buy a cane of his own choice. Make sure he pays the aunty/uncle for it. Pek-chek, man.
4) If caning gets a wee-bit boring, try leaving burns. Or at least, threaten to do so. Show the kid that you have started the stove, and the spoon used for the unwanted branding, is getting heated up. If the kid still doesn't feel somewhat threatened, proceed to Plan B.
B for burning.
5) This one never fails. ECW-style. Everything goes. Skipping ropes, hangers, sticks, toy swords. Name it. Use it.
With that, I end, my rather psychotic post.
Disclaimer:-
1)The above mentioned works for kids aged 7-12.
2)No, I do not harbour such sadistic thoughts. Though sometimes, they seem rather amusing measures.
5:44 AM
supernova lit up.
Got this off my mail..
Aquarius (Jan 21 - Feb 21)
DO'S
Aquarius are friendly and fascinating people. They have in-depth knowledge about various subjects and you can converse with them for hours without getting bored. They are capable of giving a lot of love that can be amazing. They have a very broad outlook of life and you can relax in their presence. They will always welcome your ideas and actions about humanitarian causes. To keep an Aquarius lover interested you must possess that mysterious and intriguing quality. Once hooked they will always be very faithful to you.
DON'TS
Do not expect or plan a normal, simple and predictable life with an Aquarius partner. Aquarians are totally unpredictable. They can go to any direction without giving any advance notice. They are basically very restless and get bored easily. Though they are very friendly, do not expect them to reveal their inner most feelings to you (they never will). They can be detached and impersonal, which may seem strange to others.
I love me.. =)
3:20 AM
supernova lit up.
Wednesday, July 26, 2006
You're tall, or short.. I LIKE YOU..Women, they just come in all sizes and attitudes. Shakespeare once said, "Hell hath no fury, than a kway teow scorned".
But one thing that's always just seems to turn every dude with the rod on, is just how women bring it to the table, with their bickering cat fights, and especially, the behind-the-scenes plotting that could probably even make the COA be ashamed of his wartime tactics.
It can happen in school, where one comment on the sex appeal of a girl by a bf, has developed a full blown cold war between the gf and the hot gal. If she's hot, she's hot. Period.
Or like how two girls are sizing you up so much, that they'll make it so evident, that they are fighting for your affection. And suddenly, Sakura and Ino from Naruto seem to be somewhat mild.
In summary, insecurities lead to a hell lotta confusion and bickering. Oh well, as the blogger song goes, I like watching all this, whilst I dine on my home-made popcorn.
Then again, nothing beats an angsty female, running around with gun shots blazing through the sky..
1:47 PM
supernova lit up.
Tuesday, July 25, 2006
Karthik by Day, Supernova in the Night..As many a reader might have noticed,
Desker Rocker has finally made his long awaited comeback (no, not about how the king of slums is back, but rather, the slime that's been much missed, IS BACK!!).
Yepz, so whilst I shall refrain from opening legal suits against him, for clear plagiarism of material on his blog (READ: Desker Rocker Now In Session. Hmmmm...), but it was what the buddy had asked me last night, that quite got me thinking this morning.
What, do we all live for?
If you'd scaled down DR's literature, I mentioned living for my beliefs and principles. My beliefs, are simple.
That taxi prices should be cut down to how it was, pre-10th july. Seeing the meter jump 50 cents higher, just when it crosses that underpass at Farrer Road, definitely jolts you up from any continuing wet dreams from the night before.
That stuff happen, not for a reason, but for a greater good. If everything happened for a reason, I'd probably have shot close to a dozen people down, and bare testimony to the CJ, saying, it happened, for a reason. =)
That Daniel should be whacked, for having disrupted my train of thought, and as such, I have to adjourn to the 11th floor, for somemore store packing. Wooo..
So what do you live for?
PS The title bears no relevance to the content of this material, and as such, I am just an average dude trying to carry balls at work, and work my way up by cock sucking my bosses.
PPS You actually bothered giving thought to my PS? Tsk tsk, you're sad.
7:22 AM
supernova lit up.
Monday, July 24, 2006
Belief & TrustSean shared with me, this beautiful story, on belief and trust.
Once, a man brought a group of people to Niagara Falls. There, a tight rope was tied across it. He asked the crowd, "Do you believe, that I can make it across the Falls, on this tight rope?"
The crowd went, "No".
Our friend proceeds to cross the line, does somersaults and other stunts on it, before reaching the other end. The crowd applauded.
Again, he asked them, "Do you believe, that I can make it back to where I started?"
Crowd goes, "Yes!!".
"How about if I were to push a wheelbarrow on it?"
"Yes!!"
Finally, he asks them, "Alright then. Who would like to volunteer, to be on the wheelbarrow, as I push it, across the Falls?"
The crowd went silent.
Moral of the story: It is easy, for us, to believe in something, based on what we see. But developing trust in it, takes a lot more, than just, believing.
6:26 AM
supernova lit up.
Saturday, July 22, 2006
White Rabbit..On a normal day, Phil Ritchie (Rockstar Supernova) bores the socks outta me. Not last night.