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He’s not quite the devil yet, but he sure is evil.
This was shot on a Canon Powershot A95 filtered with Chewxy’s propietary Angelclick® technology. The Angelclick is able to tell if someone is aligned with Good or Evil. Seen here is Edmund Yeo, aka Swifty holding the Sceptre of Evil, delivering a sermon on being . . . → Read More: Who is Edmund Yeo? Swifty had invited me to the second Filmmakers Anonymous gathering over at Annexe @ Central Market, as it would feature the premiere of his short movie, Girl Disconnected. And so I went, with Abel tagging along (more like I tagged along, since Abel was the one driving). Filmmakers Anonymous is basically a gathering where local independent movie makers showcase their movies. And FA2′s list of movies showcased were these:
After the showing of the movies, the respective filmmakers would be there to answer a few questions from the audience. But first, I shall begin my review of each short!
Naturally, this year is no different. Except this year, I was wondering how much I had lost by not actively seeking relatives who would give me ang paus due to my playing mahjong. From that, I proceeded to wonder how much I actually got from my relatives every year. From there on, a string of other weird questions arise, but ah, well, let’s tackle the first question: I’ve just gotten back from Penang yesterday. Well, since classes have started today, Chinese New Year celebrations were kinda rushed. But here’s a wordy and lengthy recap (that no one except those really interested in my life will bother to read) To: All My Readers1, I sincerely wish2 you and your families3 Gong Xi Fa Cai4 and an environmentally conscious,socially responsible, low stress,non-addictive, gender neutral, celebration of the lunar new year from the view of the Chinese lunisolar calendar (however, not without due respect for the calendars of choice of other cultures whose contributions to society have helped make the world a better place). Happy Lunar New Year!5 Yours,
Right… last night, I woke up all groggy, and had a few words with the Princess, then when going back to bed, a friend messaged me on MSN. He was the typical government lackey (you know, JPA scholar, die-hard govt. policy supporter, that sort). Below is a selected portion of my conversation with him (names have been changed to protect privacy, and edited for readability): |
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It is a Chinese tradition that during Chinese New Year, older (and usually wiser) married people would give red packets (Mandarin: 
