OMG I just realised that I have an exam to take this Saturday! Argh! I really thought it was going to be on the 3rd Saturday of December. But nooooo! It's only 2.5 days away from now! Full Blown Panic Attack!!!
Stupid investment exam.. grrr...
Taken near the jetty at Jesselton Point..
Have you guys seen the recent pics of Britney out clubbing and not wearing anything underneath her dress? Tsk Tsk Tsk.. She is going downhill. And the drama between Paris&Britney VS Lindsay is hilarious! Check out TMZ (just do a search online, lazy to put up the link here hehe), a gossip blog. You'll know what it's like being a celebrity and getting stalked by paparazzis all the time!
The picture above confirms that these girls just wanna have fun. Er.. yeah.. till 6 in the morning.. sheesh..
I've had the eXTReMe Tracking placed on my blog since 18th Nov '06, though my blog has been up and running much earlier than that. I personally like this tracker mainly because of the uniques visitors features (as below). So from here, I can know my readers are from which country. Quite interesting!
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Took this v.clip at Tanjung Aru last Sunday night. It looked interesting so I've decided to blog it.. Actually I've already mentioned about this clip on my previous post, but I want to have a new post about the dance itself.. and yes, that girl who suddenly stood in my way in the middle of filming this still pisses me off!
Anyway, I know I have some overseas readers on my blog.. so I'd like to introduce you to a dance called Magunatip. The how-to is pretty self-explanatory.. quite useful info to know when you visit Malaysia, especially Sabah.
This is a lil' description of the Magunatip Dance..
This dance belongs to the Murut’s tribe of Kuhijaw (Kwijau). The "Magunatip" word is derived from the "apit" word, which means "trapped". In this dance one must master and show their agility and dexterity in jumping and putting their feet between the clapping bamboos without being trapped. This dance does not usually require any instrumental music because the rhythmic clapping and stamping of the bamboos produce a loud, harmonised, beat and interesting sound or rhythm. This dance is usually performed to highlight any festive occasion.
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Conquer Mt. Trusmadi!
Take note peeps!
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