Chronicles of St.Nawtee

assalamualaikum never a good idea to be a tv junkie, but with the tv shows that are available today, its totally impossible not to just waste hours sitting in front fo the tv/computer while stuffing junk food up your (mouth) hole. ask me about which ones i like... totally impossible to name just one. my genres extend to various choices depending on the story line of the show. i have not yet tried reality shows as i find them mostly plastic and induce cringing moments e.g. Kardashians, Jersey Shore or even American Idol and X-Factor. never been much of a fan for those although i do sometimes have a quick look through. i also find them a bit of degrading my mentality (well, i think if you see all my tv series and movie collection, probably thats the reason why i am already a bit more mental than usual)... some of the shows that i've been watching religiously; Supernatural Spartacus Hawaii 5-0 Lost Girl The Walking Dead World Wrestling Entertainment (from birth till i die) How I Met Y

assalamualaikum i was like a common Asian from a tropical country, who longed for snow. always wondering how beautiful it is when it snows... all white and pure... surely fluffy and gentle, promising an idea of making a snow angel on a bed of thick snow. i longed to get into snow gear and go skiing gracefully in the mountains as well as making a fat snowman and throwing snowballs at my friends, laughing. reality? eff it. eff that and eff the friggin' snow. effing hell its cold! okay okay so it spoils your idea of a white winter. you may curse me for ruining your imaginations but let me tell you this, consider it an advanced notice and advice. when they say its cold and windy (and also its in the minus eg. -5... -10) brace yourself with warm clothes, especially wind breakers (any clothing that can repel the wind). 5 minutes walking through the snow and wind is like walking through thorny bushes. not pretty. yes of course you can still make snow angels, play snowballs... but come on.

assalamualaikum in this hard shell of a man lives a soft heart as well. yes i do listen to korean songs. in fact numerous other songs from the normal songs that we hear everyday. heck i even love to listen to Taylor Swift now and again. i don't think my taste is peculiar but i can say i have no definite answer when someone asks me what type of music i like. i can go right from Credence Clearwater Revival up to Slipknot... the thing is, my mood is also like music. back to my girls... ever since the lovely Mama Bear introduced me to Korean entertainment, it led me not only to love its music, but also its culture (especially the food). maybe i am a bit outdated on it (as well as other stuff... like knowing Gillian Anderson is British) but i found that their entertainment industry has reached far beyond the borders of their country. i used to read that they only promote it to nearby countries like Japan or China... but now, good gosh, it seems that they've gone everywhere! USA is a

assalamualaikum god this game is amazing! i had hours (separate) of fun playing it. i couldn't feel the pain on my fingers and arms as i go through numerous parts of the game. i like the feel of the game that has some similarities to games nowadays. doing quests and thus gaining more power. and also, the choices that you make throughout the game will affect your ending. gaming as it seems is carried to different levels each year. god i feel so old. but alhamdulillah, i still got that gamer feel in me although i can't last more than 4 hours without tearing up or having a backache... i managed to finish Splinter Cell Conviction as well the past week. i must say i'm getting more productive! my gaming habits usually end up moving to another game without finishing the previous one... now that these two have been settled, i'll try to move on playing my other games including, Final Fantasy XIII, GTAIV, L.A.Noire, Dante's Inferno... oh god theres a lot! here comes future sl