Simple Thoughts

so who ever said that sleep was bad for you? maybe I should get myself a few zzzs

in response to Jess’ entry: My thoughts on those sex photos…

(as much as I feel sorry for her… I don’t think she really meant it, it seemed like she was in a way forced and faking)

(Edison’s response) … he kind of reminds me of some terrorist or something! (haha cause of the seriousness in his voice and the way the video was filmed, white wall, etc)

1. sex is definitely natural in a marriage, that to say, but when it is out of marriage, it is not as natural or shameless as it seems, especially in a society like the Chinese.

2. I think the female celebrities were not forced, they seemed to enjoy the process of being ‘filmed’. Which I think that they deserved this sort of… embarrassment, they should know, if you don’t want anything to be seen, than don’t take a picture of it

3. I agree that the person who stole those pictures online are really unethical, however I think Edison and those girls deserve to ‘punished’ for their actions.

4. It is a good lesson to teach them, perhaps in the future, people should think about what they are doing before taking action.

5. This teaches the public that Celebrities are not as ‘good’ as they seem, looks can be deceiving.

I don’t get it with guys… it seems that if you ask 10 Chinese guys: who is your favourite singer? 8 of them would probably answer Kelly Chan… I don’t get why she is so popular… she cannot sing, she cannot dance, and she has this stupid attitude as if she is the most awesome person in the world… (which stinks… cause she steps on others)

Why do guys like her so much? for her hot body that took her months to look sexy, hot?

I don’t understand guys.

I have this weird attitude that, if everyone likes a certain celebrity or song or game, whatever… I would not like it, I have this weirdness that either I like it before they do, or I would not like it.

I guess in a way… I am a bit… rebellious? (ha ha, most people who know me would probably never associate me with this word) Somehow, exactly, when, I do not know, but some point in my life, I decided to not follow others, I want to be myself, someone distinctive, a person who thinks and is not just a mirror of everyone else.

like for example… a few months ago, my friends got this game, actually… I wanted to try out that game… to the very least to see what it is like exactly… but on second thought, by having that game, I would associate myself to being labeled to those people who only get that game just because everyone has it.

Then, there is Se7en, the Korean singer… I actually kind of liked his music… but those crazy fans were just too fanatic, thus… I decided to wait till he wasn’t that popular anymore… which is… now? Now, I could totally focus on listening to his music! I am so weird…!

So, thus what I do instead is try to find something that is less popular (by the way, I haven’t yet) and start a own trend… (I’ve actually done many trends over these past few years anonymously! shh, he he mm is the word!) Like… I had gotten a Neopet’s account way before it became popular… I still go on it, because when someone comes up to me saying “oh look, another copycat” I could proudly say something like “actually no, I didn’t copy anyone, nor could I verify that people copied me, but the fact that I had it WAY before the trend proves that I didn’t follow others, or that I copied others for that matter” ofcourse, another example is the now, so popular… Facebook, I got it when it was called “The Facebook” thus proving that I did not copy others… I joined just because I liked it, not because everyone is on it.

I just don’t get people who want something only because everyone else has it… not because they actually like it, in fact, they probably hate it…

but do you think I am going too far? this just gets me thinking…. am I weird? rebellious? or… [insert word] ?

sigh~ these days there are so many stars in Toronto, my eyes are hurting from their brightness.

let me begin with just a few:

David Tao- David Tao Love Can Live 07 Thu, 03/29/07 08:00 PM- Air Canada Centre.

Rain- unknown name June 09th 2007, Molson Amphitheatre.

in a way, I guess its a good thing, not only does it promote Toronto, but it also shows that we are worthy of stars to come however, I am a bit disappointed that Jay Chou still haven’t made any plans to come… T.T

I use to think she was pretty, she was definitely awesome for quite some while…

I found this pic of her during her high school days, wow! so pretty!

this is more about her (all info was taken from her wikipedia page):

*she is one of the Taiwan’s top supermodels in terms of popularity and pay;
*She studied at the University of Toronto where she majored in Western Art History and Economics;
*She is one of the most recognized Supermodels in Taiwan.
*This could be because she is relatively tall at 174cm, and only weighs 53kg. She also has a breast size of 34D
*Chiling was scouted on the streets when she was 15.
*She was in attendance at the Chanel International Show in 1999.

When I first heard of her, I thought she was gorgeous, she had manners, she was so polite, she was so elegant. I really looked up to her as somewhat of a role model.

But as I learned more about her, I learned to hate her, as pretty as she is, as popular as she is, as rich as she is (she came from quite a wealthy family) her style of clothing is disgusting. She has a fantasy to show off her boobs, in any picture… in my opinion, shee has turned from elegant to cheap.  (the picture below is definately not a good example… but I assume you get the point)

I think she had turned from someone who is classy with high education to some what of a slut.

many would perhaps say that this is her job, but as popular, famous, rich, and gorgerous as her, must she dress so outregous?

just sharing my two cents

haha, what a find, not exactly surprised but I could laugh at this, according to The Standard ‘ Britney Spears and Paris Hilton have been named the worst-dressed celebrities of 2006, according to an annual list from US fashion critic “Mr Blackwell.” ‘.

haha, its time that they deserve this sort of recognition… but… neways, here’s the highlights of the article:
Britney and Paris were named as “two peas in an over-exposed pod! Style-free and fashion deprived.”

Party-loving teen idol Lindsay Lohan was next, with Blackwell saying her dress sense had gone from “adorable to deplorable.”

Christina Aguilera, Mariah Carey, Paula Abdul, Sharon Stone, Tori Spelling, Sandra Oh and Meryl Streep rounded out the list.

Blackwell, however, praised Kate Winslet, Angelina Jolie, Beyonce and Katie Holmes for their sense of style.

While I was walking around STC on Sunday, I noticed a lot of Britney look a likes (well… not as SCANDELIST) I thought: eww, don’t they read the news? darn people.