You know what the problem with Facebook is? It allows you to have only one status at a time. So, here I am, turning to this old thing called blog.

Huh? Blog? Do people still do that these days?

Yup, you heard that right.

Oh, speaking of Facebook, I just joined Plurk. Sounds like one of those durian types. Anyway. Now I find it too tempting not to set up a so-called social networking site of my own and start harvesting passwords.

Look, think about it. Nowadays, these sites don't even put a lot of words. They're, like, screw the pretending crap, lemme just ask for your password to the other sites. Oh, and while we're at it, why don't you leave your email passwords here as well. Nah, no worries, we won't do anything with your passwords.

Except logging into your other accounts and doing stuff with it. Nah, rest assured, it's nothing of malicious intent, we're just gonna change your statuses automatically and send email to all your friends -- we'll just assume all entries in your address book belong to your friends. What? You mean you have your business contacts and things such as mailing lists in your address book as well? Too bad, then. How would we know that big_burly_daddy@yahoo.com and cute_lil_panda@gmail.com are your director and manager, respectively?

How many of you actually have different passwords for different sites? Chances are, you -- like yours truly -- sign up on many sites using the same username and password. One password. Opens many doors.

But I strayed. Which is why Facebook's 160-character-max status isn't nearly long enough.

Finally watched The Dark Knight and here's my take. If you're a Batman fan -- as in, you know what Batman comics are all about -- this movie is great. If you know Batman as that guy in that uncomfortable costume -- or worse, as that guy who keeps a teen-aged friend in that gay funny suit -- this movie will disappoint you for sure.

As many -- who may or may not know what they're talking about -- have noted on their blogs -- like, where else -- Ledger's portrayal of Joker was the highlight. Dare I say, he was even better than that other Joker. Who knows, guys in the Academy may just decide to give an Oscar to him just because they can. And because he's dead, of course.

The storyline was all right for me. Nothing spectacular. But nothing that required plenty brain twisting, either -- like many have said and I had thus expected. In fact, the plot was quite simple if you're familiar with the Joker. Two-Face's character could've been better explored, but I think they did a decent job in that department.

I won't spoil it for the rest of you, so I'll stop here. I just couldn't help thinking why Batman even put up with all this crap Joker gave him when Superman was only a phone call away. Could be a case of gamesmanship on his part if we're in fact counting down to a BvS movie.

OK, I really stop here.

Hey, BTW, I've written 'crap' two entries in a row now. One more entry and I will officially have a crappy blog.

What else? Oh, we're playing basketball again tomorrow. This dude is flirting dangerously with the "not knowing his limits" syndrome. Isn't he too old for all these activities? How old does he think he is, sixteen?

Don't answer that; it was mere rhetoric.

Performed for this Thomson Hub opening event and now have a wine bottle to show for it. How was it, you asked? Well, food was good and the lion dance was OK. Oh, you mean the performance? Let's just say I now know several Chinese tunes. Don't ask me the titles, though; to me they're just C followed by Em followed by Am followed by D7 thingy.

Life in general has been good to me. I rediscovered a long-lost love and it's been great, even if time consuming. It's fun knowing I still got it when required.

I'm talking about basketball, of course. Why... so... serious?

Current music: Vanilla Ice - Dancin'
Current mood: happy