Yes Nat. you see things correctly. actually, i bet you wouldn't if i had not leave that msg on your chatbox. you with your sinister attitude of yours, had boldly abandoned this blog for a time. I remember you posting about it.... somewhere xD on one of your other 2 blogs.
In other news :
NEW YORK (AP) -- Roger Federer has been fined $1,500 for using a profanity while arguing with the chair umpire during the US Open final.
CBS microphones picked up the exchange during its live broadcast of the match.
Tournament spokesman Chris Widmaier says Federer is being docked the same amount as two other players -- Vera Zvonareva and Daniel Koellerer -- for audible obscenity.
Widmaier says a total of $31,500 in fines is being collected by the tournament, topped by Serena Williams' $10,000 for unsportsmanlike conduct. She also was fined $500 for racket abuse.
Daniel Nestor was docked $5,000 for unsportsmanlike conduct toward a fan.
A serial burglar was spectacularly slain with a katana after he broke into a man’s home; the man hacked off the burglar’s hand and slashed his neck, killing him.
Police have not charged the killer, as he was judged to be acting in self-defence.
The man whose home was invaded was a medical student at the esteemed John Hopkins University in Baltimore, living with several other students; he had recently reported a similar break-in in which laptops and a PlayStation were stolen.
Being confronted by another intruder, a 40-year-old career criminal just released from prison, with a long history of burglaries, he was in no mood to back down.
The burglar was discovered breaking in via their garage, and whilst police were summoned the burglar was confronted by the student, who was armed with a katana.
Police describe the burglar lunging at the student, who “then retaliated by striking him with a samurai sword, severed his left hand and gave severe lacerations to the upper torso,” fatally injuring him.
Police politely skirt about his unusual choice of weapon in a nation which prefers to commit homicides with firearms:
“I think everyone has the right to first of all defend themselves and defend their home and if this individual felt that a samurai sword was an appropriate tool to do so, I’m not in a position to say that’s good or bad.”
Self-defence and the right to bear arms, whether sword or otherwise, are of course highly cherished liberties in the USA.
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
omg. someone else besides me posted something!!! good job brandon xD now all we need is the others to start posting. again i mean. :D
one question though, why your laptop picture, SO many boxes behind!! @@
Lo and Behold. No one has updated. As to be as expected since Nat abandoned the blog! Evel she be D:
it has come to my attention, that nat and the rj, are having their trials this week, so good luck to you guys!! though there are many more 3 hour long papers to endure, more brain cell-killing-time consuming-pen ink wasting-question practicing to go, i bet you guys will come out of it in one piece. :D you better, because i don't think i can make do with 2 nats.
oh, and the fact that Australia gets movies much slower than we do in Malaysia is... shocking! or it could be the fact that the market for movie goers over there is much smaller due to the higher price for movie tickets even in terms of dollar to dollar. ah wtv, the point is, i was expecting to watch Taking of Pelham 123 when i got back to Malaysia. and the day i got back was the day they stopped showing it!! faggy luck i say.
i also noticed today.. that i have one week of holidays coming up that i never knew of. i kept checking the AUP timetable for the short semester, and couldn't find any holidays for it.. after closely scrutinizing the damn thing, only did i find a very mysterious looking entry called Study Week right smack in the middle of the list... they couldn't name it "Holiday" for some reason and had to disguise it as a study week?? -.-
and i see brandon has been coming here o.o' post up pics of your place yo!!
