With my honey being busy with work and having her mood swing lately....I am left with my eyes wide open and blink blink away.
Also...the stock market situation is not helping, so unstable as the prices just going on a wild swing. If unlucky....caught in the wrong wave then back-side tears. So....just no point to take that risk for a small profit.
Now....having spoken to my ex-property agency boss, he advised me to sign up working under him. He is a director in Orange Tee. I think I may do that since my pau pau days....is getting lesser and lesser. Now my eyes nearly popping out....still waiting with tongue long long but still no smell of it too. So....to keep myself busy, I will go to see him one of these days to have a frank talk. No harm....as there are a few things we can do eg property sales, rental, loans and insurance. The thing is must step into the biz to know what are the opportunties to be had.
Friday, March 28, 2008
Thursday, March 27, 2008
Still no luck with my 4D and toto
wah....even when I am trying to post this, my post also kena "lost" due to some error thingy! FUCK!! Double Fucked!!!
Maybe this "lost" blog thing is trying to tell myself to shut-up....and don't make things anymore difficult then it already is...
And that the situation is not as bleak as what it is esp the share prices. With today's price increase the new price has almost reached the cost for what I paid about 2 weeks back. Poor timing has caused me big money.....still, nothing to complain about.
No luck this week....same things for next week and the next few weeks, becoz my honey was saying that she has lost self-confidence for sex becoz she is "fat". Hello....honey! better wake up soon so tat U can see for yourself that you are still sexy with a nice body and ass. And that I still have the hot for you the same way as when we 1st met, still no change for my view of you.
What can I do to help you to regain some of your self -confidence. That is the bottom line for my.
As for the share issue....best to sell off some of these shares and converted it to cash as cash is KING now. The whole market situation is so unstable and not worth the risk.
No matter what....no honey will mean no sayang2, so sad as no sayang2 also mean no song song....I must pray hard hard to big GOD for best luck to kena the toto jackpot, then the jackpot
$$$$$$ will be all mine. Then maybe my happiness and fcuk luck will turn for the better. Same for my mood too.
Man....is controlled by his own big and small head. Just so simple. Give him enough of the sayang2...he will go all out to take good care of you too. A nice exchange, agree?
Maybe this "lost" blog thing is trying to tell myself to shut-up....and don't make things anymore difficult then it already is...
And that the situation is not as bleak as what it is esp the share prices. With today's price increase the new price has almost reached the cost for what I paid about 2 weeks back. Poor timing has caused me big money.....still, nothing to complain about.
No luck this week....same things for next week and the next few weeks, becoz my honey was saying that she has lost self-confidence for sex becoz she is "fat". Hello....honey! better wake up soon so tat U can see for yourself that you are still sexy with a nice body and ass. And that I still have the hot for you the same way as when we 1st met, still no change for my view of you.
What can I do to help you to regain some of your self -confidence. That is the bottom line for my.
As for the share issue....best to sell off some of these shares and converted it to cash as cash is KING now. The whole market situation is so unstable and not worth the risk.
No matter what....no honey will mean no sayang2, so sad as no sayang2 also mean no song song....I must pray hard hard to big GOD for best luck to kena the toto jackpot, then the jackpot
$$$$$$ will be all mine. Then maybe my happiness and fcuk luck will turn for the better. Same for my mood too.
Man....is controlled by his own big and small head. Just so simple. Give him enough of the sayang2...he will go all out to take good care of you too. A nice exchange, agree?
Monday, March 24, 2008
Our CEOs vs Ben Bernanke's pay!!!
Wow.....saw this on BBC this morning that Ben Bernanke ( Chairman of US Federal Bank ) is making about less than US$ 200K a year. In fact...his annual pay was US$193K. And he is the 3rd most powerful person is USA.....and when he speaks people listened and not just in the US but the world over. His words can move "billions" and this is not a small peanut.
To me.....there is something very special with this "GUY" and that he must be already very, very rich or he is a "NUT" case.
We have more "nutcases" here in Singapore making much more money every year than him by doing much less things too. Look around....there are so many CEOs of listed companies trading in the "penny range" in the SGX but they are earning lots of money yearly. Some of these companies are losing money yearly too...still these CEOs are always smiling at their company's AGM, happily reporting that their company lost so and so for the year.
So funny....and the best of all, what is SGX or the authority here doing about it? Guess nothing becoz they themselves are part of the problem too.
To me.....there is something very special with this "GUY" and that he must be already very, very rich or he is a "NUT" case.
We have more "nutcases" here in Singapore making much more money every year than him by doing much less things too. Look around....there are so many CEOs of listed companies trading in the "penny range" in the SGX but they are earning lots of money yearly. Some of these companies are losing money yearly too...still these CEOs are always smiling at their company's AGM, happily reporting that their company lost so and so for the year.
So funny....and the best of all, what is SGX or the authority here doing about it? Guess nothing becoz they themselves are part of the problem too.
What is happening to the people of this world?
So sad to see so much suffering among the people....and most of these suffering are caused by the very people these people looking up to as their leaders! And yet....most time, these "leaders" said or do things to cause more pain and suffering...not less but more troubles for their own selfish gains. Yet...people are so blinded to follow these "leaders".
They came in all forms and shapes. Religious leaders, state leaders, political leaders, leaders of businesses and countries.....but most of them only have one agenda, to grow richer and more powerful then to control the rest of the people who are staying around them. They loved playing gods....but they are no gods, maybe at best a minor sinner! They loved to control who live, who die too.
There is a quote that I think is good...."the doctor selling snake oil will caused greater suffering then one who is a lay person" ( Why? the trouble is people will trust the doctor more then the other person ). And this is also the case....why these so-called leaders caused all these pain and misery without themselves understanding what they are doing.
They came in all forms and shapes. Religious leaders, state leaders, political leaders, leaders of businesses and countries.....but most of them only have one agenda, to grow richer and more powerful then to control the rest of the people who are staying around them. They loved playing gods....but they are no gods, maybe at best a minor sinner! They loved to control who live, who die too.
There is a quote that I think is good...."the doctor selling snake oil will caused greater suffering then one who is a lay person" ( Why? the trouble is people will trust the doctor more then the other person ). And this is also the case....why these so-called leaders caused all these pain and misery without themselves understanding what they are doing.
Dalai Lama must balance politics, spiritual role - that is not easy!
New Delhi and Beijing - Thrust inescapably into the eye of the international storm currently raging over Tibet, the Dalai Lama enjoys unique status as both the spiritual and political leader of Tibetans worldwide. That status, however, also poses him unique challenges.
As the symbol of Tibetan aspirations for greater freedom from Chinese rule, the Nobel Peace Prize winner is buffeted from one side by Chinese officials vilifying him and from the other by young Tibetan exiles urging him to be more strident.
Beyond all that, he must, as a Buddhist monk, match his words and actions in the worldly political arena with the nonviolent philosophy at the heart of his spiritual practice.
"He is the first to acknowledge that, so far, there have been no tangible results from his policy of patience," says Pico Iyer, author of "The Open Road," published this week, who has talked at length with the Dalai Lama over many years.
"Twenty years of patience have just seen more and more terrible things," he adds.
The Dalai Lama's "temporal role is entirely guided and lit up by his philosophy," says Mr. Iyer, and the results have led some observers to question if his Buddhist vision of the world is always in line with the demands of mundane politics.
"Historically," says Mr. Baker, "Tibetans have been bad at being politicians and much better at being monks. It is one of their great misfortunes that their advances in the study of consciousness and spirituality have not been balanced on the secular and political side."
For now, however, the Dalai Lama "is the only unifying force" capable of delivering any kind of agreement with Beijing, says Baker. "If he disappears," he says, "all the pent-up frustrations will arise in ways that no one will have the moral authority to control any longer."
And from the look of the protests at the Olympics' solemn ceremony, it was the protesters who turned the joyful bow to the Olympics' roots into a political statement about China's crackdown in Tibet and other rights issues. They are member of Students for a Free Tibet who protested in Ancient Olympia and Paris-based group "Reporters Without Borders". What is a fat joke is that most of these so-called abused protesters are "ang mo" so what the fxxk are they protesting about? Are they from Tibet...did their father/mother/children live in Tibet and now suffering there?
There are many more of these type of rubbishs : See below
"The very idea that they will be able to parade the torch through Tibet after the crackdown is obscene given what's going on in Tibet," said Anne Holmes, acting director of the London-based Free Tibet campaign. ( Idiot - if there is no violent protest in the first place then should there be a crackdown - another chicken and egg issue here )
The first torchbearer in the relay was Greece's Alexandros Nikolaidis. After the torch left the stadium, a Tibetan woman covered in red paint or dye lay in the road approaching the village of Olympia while other protesters chanted "Free Tibet" and "Shame on China." Japanese runner Haturi Yuuki came within a few feet of the protester, then stopped and ran in place while plainclothes police removed her. They also dragged off a man accompanying her who was waving a Tibetan flag. Police said the woman and the three members of Reporters Without Borders were being detained. One of the men arrested was Robert Menard, the group's general secretary. The three Frenchmen were charged with the misdemeanor count of offending national symbols. They were released pending trial in late May, and said they hoped to return to France on Tuesday. ( So what is the real agenda here? In France...they also have lots of problem with their Muslim brothers and the Africans who are treated like 2nd class citizens. So go and make right your own problem before disturbing the peace at other's countries ).
In Nepal, police in the capital of Katmandu broke up at least two separate protests by Tibetan refugees and monks and arrested as many as 475 protesters, officials said. Chanting "China, stop killings in Tibet. U.N., we want justice," protesters were marching to U.N. headquarters in Katmandu when police stopped them about 300 feet away and snatched their banners. ( So sad, guessed the Nepalese have no choice but to send these people back to Tibet then they will know not to creat troubles for others ).
The Tibetan activists have already said they plan to demonstrate elsewhere on the route. ( Just how many are actually Tibetan? There are always people who eat too full...too free for their own good...so easy to be brain-washed to do crazy things ).
I am a layman Buddhist and I do agreed that monks/nuns should be praying hard in the temples for World Peace and not out in the streets creating troubles and misery for people. Just not right....what is happening to "RELIGION"? Such a shame!!!
As the symbol of Tibetan aspirations for greater freedom from Chinese rule, the Nobel Peace Prize winner is buffeted from one side by Chinese officials vilifying him and from the other by young Tibetan exiles urging him to be more strident.
Beyond all that, he must, as a Buddhist monk, match his words and actions in the worldly political arena with the nonviolent philosophy at the heart of his spiritual practice.
"He is the first to acknowledge that, so far, there have been no tangible results from his policy of patience," says Pico Iyer, author of "The Open Road," published this week, who has talked at length with the Dalai Lama over many years.
"Twenty years of patience have just seen more and more terrible things," he adds.
The Dalai Lama's "temporal role is entirely guided and lit up by his philosophy," says Mr. Iyer, and the results have led some observers to question if his Buddhist vision of the world is always in line with the demands of mundane politics.
"Historically," says Mr. Baker, "Tibetans have been bad at being politicians and much better at being monks. It is one of their great misfortunes that their advances in the study of consciousness and spirituality have not been balanced on the secular and political side."
For now, however, the Dalai Lama "is the only unifying force" capable of delivering any kind of agreement with Beijing, says Baker. "If he disappears," he says, "all the pent-up frustrations will arise in ways that no one will have the moral authority to control any longer."
And from the look of the protests at the Olympics' solemn ceremony, it was the protesters who turned the joyful bow to the Olympics' roots into a political statement about China's crackdown in Tibet and other rights issues. They are member of Students for a Free Tibet who protested in Ancient Olympia and Paris-based group "Reporters Without Borders". What is a fat joke is that most of these so-called abused protesters are "ang mo" so what the fxxk are they protesting about? Are they from Tibet...did their father/mother/children live in Tibet and now suffering there?
There are many more of these type of rubbishs : See below
"The very idea that they will be able to parade the torch through Tibet after the crackdown is obscene given what's going on in Tibet," said Anne Holmes, acting director of the London-based Free Tibet campaign. ( Idiot - if there is no violent protest in the first place then should there be a crackdown - another chicken and egg issue here )
The first torchbearer in the relay was Greece's Alexandros Nikolaidis. After the torch left the stadium, a Tibetan woman covered in red paint or dye lay in the road approaching the village of Olympia while other protesters chanted "Free Tibet" and "Shame on China." Japanese runner Haturi Yuuki came within a few feet of the protester, then stopped and ran in place while plainclothes police removed her. They also dragged off a man accompanying her who was waving a Tibetan flag. Police said the woman and the three members of Reporters Without Borders were being detained. One of the men arrested was Robert Menard, the group's general secretary. The three Frenchmen were charged with the misdemeanor count of offending national symbols. They were released pending trial in late May, and said they hoped to return to France on Tuesday. ( So what is the real agenda here? In France...they also have lots of problem with their Muslim brothers and the Africans who are treated like 2nd class citizens. So go and make right your own problem before disturbing the peace at other's countries ).
In Nepal, police in the capital of Katmandu broke up at least two separate protests by Tibetan refugees and monks and arrested as many as 475 protesters, officials said. Chanting "China, stop killings in Tibet. U.N., we want justice," protesters were marching to U.N. headquarters in Katmandu when police stopped them about 300 feet away and snatched their banners. ( So sad, guessed the Nepalese have no choice but to send these people back to Tibet then they will know not to creat troubles for others ).
The Tibetan activists have already said they plan to demonstrate elsewhere on the route. ( Just how many are actually Tibetan? There are always people who eat too full...too free for their own good...so easy to be brain-washed to do crazy things ).
I am a layman Buddhist and I do agreed that monks/nuns should be praying hard in the temples for World Peace and not out in the streets creating troubles and misery for people. Just not right....what is happening to "RELIGION"? Such a shame!!!
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