Playing God

Just watched The Butterfly Effect last week. It is good and gives a great message for us. It told us that people should stop playing God because eventually it will just getting more messy. I don't want to spoil the movie in here but it said that everytime we decided to play God, in the end we are the one who has to sacrifice ourselves for the sake of the others.

I like the movie, even more, I appraise Ashton Kutcher's performance. He was great and can create a good deed about the main character. If you are happen to have nothing to do at weekend, invite your mates, grab some six packs, a full stack of porns chips or nibbling foods, and watch it. It doesn't have so much weird and complex points to explain how things happen. And by the end of the movie, you might keep asking yourself many questions begin with "what if". What if he took different item in the kitchen. What if he didn't run, etc, etc.

Oftenly, people try to play God. We, even me, I admit it, sometimes want to change things that already happened. Things that affecting us badly, things that made us embarassed, things that make us want to hide our face, things that what we regret every night before we sleep. Well, it's not gonna happen. Life is ain't a DVD where you can rewind to which part you want to be and change it. It's ain't a ladder game where you can put your pawn everywhere you want. Shit happens and that's what we have to learn to continue our journey.

I have so many things that I regret and hope if they were never happened to me. But aside then dreaming about building a time machine or finding a mystical gate that brought you back into time hehehe.. Get a grip, leave your sh_it behind, and keep walking, keep walking until you realize there is no more regrets. Kekekekeke.. damn why I start to type like this? Oh well, if you find this posting helping you a bit, say thank to Carlsberg I just bought, or if you think I just wasting another 10 minutes of your precious life, you can still blame the Carlsberg.

Oh, if you are one of those lucky people who resides in Perth and didn't go out of your hole today and have your $3000 air conditioner on for all day long, GOOD. Because today, the weather was being a bastard. It was only 32 to 35 degree, but having a cold nights since last week, I'm just not ready to get a hot day. At least not yet. Tomorrow is gonna be 33 degree with thunderstorm, luckily I have nothing to do tomorrow so I could just relax and staying in a cool room with internet and some movies hehehe.. OH!! Talking about movies... Thanks to Mijung who sent me a link to an online portal, it has a list of TV stations around the world. I've been watching TV from all over the place, USA, Canada, China, Finland, Indonesia, Malaysia, etc. Some stations are good, they have decent connection so you won't feel that you are actually streaming from the Internet. Too bad I only understand English so I dunno what the heck the lady in Finland TV was talking about hehehe..

Oh, we went to Cash Converter today because we have some hardwares that we don't use anymore so we think to sell them. There are two scanners and three printers. We were hoping to get some good bucks so at least we can use the money to go to movie or dinner, or things like that. But instead offering us a good deal, the guy only offered us $15 for a really really good printer. We use it rarely and because it was owned by my girl who loves to clean things, it's still in mint condition. I asked him if he could give any better deal, he said he couldn't, $15 is the only amount he can pay. So I was like, sh_t $15?? Even a pack of low quality condoms will cost us more than that kekekeke..

Then my girl decided to give em away to someone else. Perhaps Salvation Army or AngliCare (??), at least we can help someone who might need these hardwares. We could sell em on eBay, but the waiting is gonna be long as so many hardwares already been put up on eBay.

Anyway, I gotta go now. Dinner time, I'll see you guys later. Happy holiday ok? I know some of you might already on holiday hehehe...

"Expectation is the root of all heartache."
William Shakespeare