TV Show Of (these two) Month(s)!

My favorite sitcom (after Friends, of course) during my hectic days on August 'til September is this:

Bret McKenzie and Jemaine Clement are casted as an unpopular geeky band named Flight Of The Conchords, all the way coming to New York from their home-country, New Zealand. They struggle and learn how to survive to live in the Big Apple -in a hilarious way- with a little help from their manager, Murray, and the other freaky fellas.

The show is formatted like a musical drama, where you can find musics and dances in every single time in each episodes. Well, just for your info, Flight Of The Conchords is actually a real band from New Zealand. They are New Zealand's 4th most popular folk parody duo (still dunno who are the number 1, 2 and 3) so don't argue with me, it's very clear that they really got the skill.

This show will make you drown to tears (of laugh). The music is great, the lyrics are hilariously funny, the casts are not too much, and you will love the cinematography. They really know how to make it not boring, and even funnier, and 'cooler' on your screen. Unfortunately I haven't watch the first season. Still looking for the first one on my nearest DVD kiosk (I know there's no hope HBO will play the first season again) and still I ain't got a clue. Anyone who knows where should I buy the first season DVD, or maybe wherever I can watch it FOR FREE, just give me a knock, hehehe.

And for the teaser, I share one of my favorite video clip "Petrov, Yelyena And Me" from ep. 10 season 2. Watch the video, listen to the lyric. Happy laughing! :D

another small present called Friend

Once a friend told me about his plan to move to another college. My reaction? Freaked out, of course. He's my close friend, we share a lot of things together at college, and I've never even imagined that someday he's gonna move far away from me. No, at least not this fast.

On top of everything, he also told me he'd go to one of my two-years-ago-dream-college-I-ever-wished-for. So yes, there was some kind of jealousy in my freaked-out scene.

I did feel glad for him. He said it's his passion. For me, passion is something you have to fight to. No matter bad it bites, not matter the way it happens, you should go fight for it. I should be glad, then.

Anyway, to make it short, the truth is he lied. All that he said was a big lie. And I did not even feel irked. In a way, i just laughed. At that moment I just felt so depressed of all the assignments and those crappy unfinished probs during my buuuuuuusy busy time. And somehow, I took it as a joke at that moment.

When I asked him why he lied to me, he laughed and answered in a very joyous tone (just like the one who just won a lottery ticket):

"You know, I intentionally did this to make you laugh and there you go, I just know I made it. We both are so fucked up with this daily routine lately. Seriously it is such a pain in the ass! And seems like recently you've been more stressed up than I am. You need to give it a break for at least one day."

A good friend always knows how to ease your pain. If you ask me what is the best aspirin to relieve your headache, I will answer go and meet your friends. They insanely know what to do.



- Dedicated to a dear friend. For always on time, always there, always knows everything, always acknowledge me even in the middle of the busiest time, and of course for the cheering up the midnight chat :D

I'd define you as Dopey

I'd define you as Dopey.

funny hat with big ears, big nose, big smile - all packed in a small package.