I'm not calling you a liar.

I know you better than you do
So put out your cigarette and
Kiss me on
The lips tonight

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My boyfriend watches Oprah.

'nuff said.

World Stage is in 2 days and I have nothing to wear. You know how some girls have a closet filled with clothes yet they just don't have anything to put on. I'm in that situation now. What to wear? T-shirt, sleeve-less, cropped tee, long sleeve? Dress? Colourful dress, mini dress? Skirt? If so, long bohemian skirt, knee length skirt, mini skirt, formal mid-length skirt, jeans skirt or leather skirt? Gosh. A darker colour would fit the whole concert scene but i don't want to attract mosquitoes. Lets not even talk about footwear. Dilemma, dilemma.

Malaysia has one of the world's strictest forms of media censorship and because of that, no event comes without controversy. Dozens of movies get banned every year, most file sharing websites had been blocked, musicians are censored and concerts cancelled. Heck, even South Park was banned at some point in time.

What I would like to share today is this article I read recently. Usually I wouldn't have given much thought about it, maybe just roll my eyes and move on but I'm starting to get really sick of all these narrow-minded people. Apparently "such concerts (World Stage) promoted a negative culture as men and women mixed freely." Isn't this world made up of men and women? What do they want us to do? Only interact with our own gender? Yet they say gays are against their religion. Should co-ed schools (such as mine) be objected as well since we are encouraged to mixed around?

What about the recent ban on entertainment outlets from operating in Kedah during the Ramadan month? I get that this is a Muslim country that we're living in but some people need to realised that there are other races too. What I got to say about the Bersih rally? Because of it, I can't even put up a picture of our Prime Minister on my class board because some idiots threatened to take the whole board down if I do.

Okay, I better stop ranting before men in suits come knocking on my door and take me away before I can give them my freedom of speech speech.

Now about my outfit, I guess it's time to find an old shirt and Adam Saaks the shit out of it.