thanx to these fellow rempits for their all round rad-ness: joker, madi, panjang, faizul, suhaimi and aizil
Saturday, February 21, 2009
monthly activity: a proposal
i often read that if you want to release tension you should blast a few rounds at a shooting range... well, riding quad bike here in Ajman seem to do the trick for me
thanx to these fellow rempits for their all round rad-ness: joker, madi, panjang, faizul, suhaimi and aizil
thanx to these fellow rempits for their all round rad-ness: joker, madi, panjang, faizul, suhaimi and aizil
Thursday, February 12, 2009
stoked part 7
part 7 of the stoked series
Just got back from the show. the VERDICT:
more pix and clips later...
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Just got back from the show. the VERDICT:
more pix and clips later...
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i am more of a punkrawk junkie, but of course you have to answer when Metal Master of the Universe came down knocking your door
These old f*rts will bash their a$$ off at Dub** Media City Amphitheater tomorrow nite. Anybody got hair extension i could borrow?
Sunday, February 8, 2009
RiseAgainst, StrikeAnywhere & Rentokill live in Vienna,Austria
-Fat Mike (NOFX)-
just wanted to share these European Tour pix of Rise Against & Strike Anywhere on their stop at Vienna, courtesy of the ace talent of MCK Photography.
Hometown heroes Rentokill was the opener

Chicago's Rise Against is among the frontrunners of melodic punk today, but their recent album was a letdown. That being said, the quartet's 2003 release 'Revolutions Per Minute' is listed inside my top 30 albums of all time
I haven't listen much to Strike Anywhere apart from their sophomore effort 'Dead FM'. Heard a lot of good vibe about this Richmond, Virginia-based hardcore punkers.
Of all the 3, Vienna's Rentokill is my favourite. Their sonic charge of politically-infused melodic punk/hardcore reminds me very much of Propagandhi. The fact that mainstay indie labels like Fat Wreck Chords and Bridge Nine not signing them is almost criminal
just wanted to share these European Tour pix of Rise Against & Strike Anywhere on their stop at Vienna, courtesy of the ace talent of MCK Photography.
Hometown heroes Rentokill was the opener
Chicago's Rise Against is among the frontrunners of melodic punk today, but their recent album was a letdown. That being said, the quartet's 2003 release 'Revolutions Per Minute' is listed inside my top 30 albums of all time
I haven't listen much to Strike Anywhere apart from their sophomore effort 'Dead FM'. Heard a lot of good vibe about this Richmond, Virginia-based hardcore punkers.
Of all the 3, Vienna's Rentokill is my favourite. Their sonic charge of politically-infused melodic punk/hardcore reminds me very much of Propagandhi. The fact that mainstay indie labels like Fat Wreck Chords and Bridge Nine not signing them is almost criminal
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
stoked part 6
these 6 clowns (right pic) might be in the movie too
(seen here trying their luck casting, during friends-movieday-get-together straight after the screening of Transformer 1 at One Utama, read blog about that here)
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
seriously pica is still young
Every 27th of January is Akram a.k.a Pica's birth anniversary. So lately he was very sad since he will be a year older soon.
To cheer him up, his girlfriend/teman tapi mesra* Maizura, with some help from Joker, Madi and yours truly, organised a small suprise birthday party for him last weekend
23rd>
seriously Pica, I am trying to be diplomatic here. Actually you are old and still an official honorary member of KJL...harharhar
seriously Pica, I am trying to be diplomatic here. Actually you are old and still an official honorary member of KJL...harharhar
(* please delete where applicable)
bolehland football is sick
Asian Cup Qualifying Round, Kuala Lumpur Football Stadium, Cheras:
MALAYSIA 0 UAE 5
...and the newspapers here had a field day
To label Malaysian Football as a classic example of sports and politix horrific mix up is an understatement.MALAYSIA 0 UAE 5
...and the newspapers here had a field day
Been hearing about the radical changes on football structure, state FAs, clubs and grassroot development since the last 10-15 years or so but still nothing comes of it.
Dear Sultan and high powered people up there,
Although I am not so optimistic,I have one wish: to see Malaysian football team qualify for the World Cup at least once before I drop dead
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Thursday, January 22, 2009
"nizam has left the building"
After almost two years working stint in Doha Qatar and Dubai UAE and getting sick of all the money, my good friend Encik Nizam has left the Middle East for good.
So last weekend we are forced to threat him for some makan2, sang 'bertemu dan berpisah' and threw some last hi-fivers.
Until we meet again in the old country..and hopefully you do not forget us when you get famous
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Kaka to Manchester City? FOOTBALL IS DEAD
Following one of the most astonishing turnarounds in transfer history,
Kaka's move to Manchester City has fallen through when Milan President and Italy Prime Minister Silvio Belusconi call off the deal at the last minute
related news:
Silvio Belusconi call off the deal at the last minute
Kaka: my heart is with Milan
City blast Milan behaviour
Milan won 17 Scudetti, 7 Champions League titles, 3 Intercontinental Cups, 2 European Cup Winners Cup, 1 FIFA Club World Cup, 5 European Supercup, 5 Coppa Italia
Manchester City won 2 English league titles (1937&1968), and 1 European Cup Winners Cup (1970)
Milan currently 3rd in Serie A, with a realistic chance of fighting for the Scudetto
Manchester City are in 11th place in the Premier League, 7 points above the relegation zone
Milan is one of the most revered cities in Europe,a capital of design and fashion,culture,art,nightlife
Manchester boasts less of a cultural note, and hardly catches the eye like Milan,
or even London, does.
So how could it be possible then that one of the world’s greatest
footballers could move from Milan to Manchester City?
The simple answer is: MON£Y
THE DAY THE TRANSFER OF KAKA TO MANCHESTER CITY GOES THROUGH WILL BE MARKED D0WN IN HISTORY AS THE DAY FOOTBALL DIED
(adapted from Goal.com. Read full debate here)
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