Where I stay now currently has no internet access. I know this is long overdue but I can't help but post these.
Congratulations to Tan Wee Kiong and Goh V Shem who won silver medal in the recently concluded Rio Olympics. They won silver in badminton men's double. It's their first time in Olympics. The match was nerve-wrecking. The third set could have killed people with a weak heart! Yes, I know it's so close to clinching a gold, but please do remember Malaysians are always with you! Thank you for the effort. Going down 20-22 is nothing to be ashamed off. You fought well and we are all proud of you!! The look on Tan Wee Kiong's face after realising they have lost and his subsequent reaction of crying pains people heart. You shouldn't have cried. You still did all of us, and yourself, superbly proud!!
Congratulations to Chan Peng Soon and Goh Liu Ying who won silver medal, too, in badminton mixed double. It's also their first time. It was obvious the opponent was too strong but it's still a great achievement to come back with a silver.
Congratulations too to our national hero, Dato Lee Chong Wei. You may not have won a gold medal but you definitely have won the people's heart.
Heroes. Whenever you participate in Olympics, please forget about Malaysians. Forget about Malaysia. Treat it as your personal fight for the greatest achievement. You are not responsible for making Malaysians happy. You could do us proud and do our nation proud but it is not a responsibility. Don't be burdened. Just enjoy the game, and you shall be rewarded with the most handsome gift. Thank you for all the efforts. Malaysia may not have won a gold medal, but Malaysians can never come closer to each other.
I have been incredibly busy these few weeks and I'm bound to be much busier next week, but I think I should take some day off to celebrate today. It's the 16th of September, which is Malaysia Day! It's the day the Federation of Malaya, Sarawak, Sabah and Singapore joined to form Malaysia, though Singapore later is expelled (the irony here Singapore is now the most successful). I am super proud of my country and of being a Malaysian, although my beloved country is now being slowly destroyed by a bunch of useless garbage that forms the incumbent government, but still Malaysia is an awesome country. I love you, Malaysia! Happy Malaysia Day!
Ju-On series is the first ever J-horror I have ever watched. I know it was famous for being incredibly scary back in 2002 because back then I was little and the poster scared the hell out of me. Then I proceeded to watch Ju-On: The Grudge, and immediately fell in love with the movie. Kayako is a sinister, ever-lingering spiritual entity with a burning grudge that couldn't be put off, and same goes for her son, Toshio. But I have never ever watched a Ringu film. I know it came out before Ju-On and it was more famous but I don't know why I just don't find the concept of a ghost crawling out of a TV is by any stretch interesting. Any other horror movies that isn't Ju-On just features ghosts crawling around for no reason and people yelling at the top of their voices. The whole movie just doesn't feature a coherent plot or a writeable storyline.
Sadako vs Kayako mainly focuses on the girl who found a long-buried videotape and watched it. She died. She gave the videotape to a professor who yearns to have it. He watches it too. And he dies. Horror movies basically are the same: you got the curse, you try to stop it, and you die, and the curse lives on. That's the summary. It's the process that intrigues, and sorry I can't deliver it here.