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what ravages of spirit conjured this temptuous rage?

Friday, September 29, 2006


Perhaps Sarah Mac does not really make a good listen at 3am on a wet, pouring morning.

Perhaps the Scottish girl was right. That in my maddening pursuit of success, I had got lost along the way and never really enjoyed the chase.

Perhaps all I need now is a Sweet Surrender.

I miss Fall. When the leaves wore a plethora of colors. Yellow, brown, red, purple; all waltzing carelessly to the crisp of autumn's swirling breeze.

Things are indeed falling apart but into places now. I am falling apart but the team is falling into place. Just the way I had hoped for it to. There was no shortage of commitment when the team calls for it. A lof willing hands and willful hearts. The most touching part is when everyone showed up to help out when we had a public event. A girl even drove an hour to be there. Everyone was just working together to make this whole thing work. I never intended for it to be My team. I was merely the firestarter that sparks a wild fire that is to consume the entire place.

In this wild pursuit of glory I have indeed strayed and lost my way. Lessons learned, excuses given, hearts broken, friends mended.

Adia, do you believe that I have failed you?

Would you believe me if I tell you that I love you and I am cold here without you?
These walls that I have built around me, would you tear them down?
Would you take away my frown and make me an all-dancing clown?

You have always accused me of being a cold-hearted loner. That I never wanted or needed you to be around to function. Maybe I was just sitting shit scared in my dark little corner waiting for you to lift me out. And in that small claustrophobic space- it does get lonely down there. The sad thing was that you were right to say that I did not need you to be around- but truth was, I wanted you to.

Phone flipped, unflipped, flipped,turned off and put away. It does not mean much. It does not mean anything at all. For I could not bring myself to dial those numbers and tell you that I love you. And you just walked away.

I remember picking up those fallen yellow autumn leaves and arranging them on the sidewalk to spell your name while I was locked out of your appartment. The wind kept on blowing them away but I would still pick up those leaves and start all over. Futile yet I relished every moment of it because it reminded me of you.

But life is like that, is it not? We could spend all our lives to painstakingly build something so beautiful only for it to be all unravelled in a blink of an eye.

Like how the mystery of us was undone.

Like how I am undoing my greatest faith that died before Jesus came.

posted by Kit
1:22 PM

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when Jimmy Boyle was alive and kickin' it

Sunday, September 24, 2006


"I don't feel like my Friday is going to end now"

A line that possibly could be the reason alot of us lost our virginity when we were 14 was the prelude to the Best weekend that I had spent on Penang island in a very long time. There was nothing more that I could wish I had done because there was simply not enough time. And sleep.

The best thing about life is that the best thing always happen without us planning for it to happen and when it does happen, you would not even realize that it had happened. But you know what is the best thing about that?

The best thing did happen.

Life is Spontaneous. To hell with planning because the only plan we ever need is the floor blueprint that showed us the quickest exit out of our best friend's house when his grandma busted our ass watching porno in his living room when we were supposed to be stuying for PMR.

All in all, Fuck planning. Fuck the future. Fuck me if I could not live in the moment because I am afraid of the consequences of tomorrow- a day that may not come after all.

My weekend was so splendidly memorable for I had accomplished an impossible amount of shit over two days. Most people like to rub it slow and take it in easy over the weekends as I would occasionally
like to lay on my couch thinking about what it would have been like to play one-on-one basketball with Jesus. I think Jesus would win, but I'm pretty sure that I could score 2 or 3 times, assuming he was unable to use any Jesus superpowers during the game. Afterwards we would laugh about embarrasing memories over manna and winewater. Maybe he would tell me a few dirty jokes before getting up abruptly, hiting me with some dap, and leaving.

Jesus was busy over the weekend and I was left with my own devices. Of boredom annihilation. Regardless of the company, I am fully capable of making fun out of the dumbest situation because we are referring to the type of imbecile who believes there is fun even in watching paint dry. If there was a bottle of Vodka lying around some where.


I wouldn't trade my best weekend in Penang for a million bucks. I'd do it for two million but I doubt anyone would pay that much for a weekend that did not even involve any sex. The only possibility of sex was with her, but I doubt anyone would pay two million bucks for a fuck.

My million bucks weekend involved:

1. Meeting up with a friend whom I have not seen in almost three years
2. Clubbing/ getting drunk for the sake of going out on a Friday nite
3. Hanging out at the beach after club for the sake of getting drunk and tripping on my ultra awesome iPOd playlist accompanied by the sound of crashing ocean waves
4. Star gazing and taking lotsa pisses into the ocean because the fluoride luminosity phenomenon was a really awesome experience when drunk. Hanging out at the beach in the pee hours of the morning was so awesome that I even decided to throw my bottle of Absolut Kurant into the sea for future consumption of any lucky pirates or turtles alike
5. Watching the sky turned from black to blue to a heavy pouring motherfucker and making a run for t
he car when drunk while maintaining balance with my middle finger flashed at a snobbish international school white kid who was laughing at my drunken antics and another hand waving at his 15 year old chic in a manner that could possibly either suggest "Wanna suck my Malaysian dick?" or "I'm So air-groping your titties right now"
6. Choking on Dim Sum while making fun of a middle-aged fat chinese server who looked like 50Cent, a 70 year old granny who looked like a Groupie, calling a 3 year old kid in spaghetti strings a slut, accusing a 50 year old lady who was wearing her monster-shades indoor of being the biggest whore with 5 husbands when she was young not realizing that she was actually suffering from cataract
7. Feeding cat fishes and tortoises at college pond while trying to hit on every head-scarfed Muslim girls who seem to walk by my sweet talkings rather hurriedly
8. Hurling racial insults at the half-scottish half chinese chic whom I was with for suggesting such stupid un-reproductive activity like feeding fishes at ungodly hours of the morning that I had not slept in the last 30 hours
9. Attending a nostalgic public speaking event that I had taken part when I was in high school and not win
10. Staring at 17 year old girls' great cleavages. I wish I was in high school now because boy, either time has changed a fuck load or breast-enlargement is included in the compulsory fee structure for Penang high school girls
11. Getting an sms from my best girl friend reminding me that she would kick my balls if I still hadn't slept since last nite while I was trying to nap in the hall when the fat kid who would later win the competition was talking shit on stage
12. Sleeping with a palpitating heart and waking up every 20 minutes scared shitless that I would miss the time to party at nite
13. Dressing up for Penang's 1st Lomo photography event opening party and ended up missing the whole party because of a dumb plate of Marmite chicken, a bowl of seaweed soup and claypot toofoo that tasted like chicken crap
14. Stumbling onto an awesome joint that plays jazz with live bands playing out oldies, looking like the most stylish dude in the place, as usual- but with no money
15. Helping my girl friend hit on a dude in a club who turned out to be gay, who was actually trying to hit on me as I was trying to get the attention of a really hot chic who was interested in the aforementioned gay dude
16. Returning home to the prospect of sleeping after staying awake for more than 40 hours only to find that the fuckin' keys wouldn't open the fuckin' door to my friend's fuckin' house and no one was fuckin' around to open the fuckin' door. Climbed in thru the toilet window drunk and almost died a little-less-than-glorious death by falling headfirst into the toilet bowl and drown
17. Hanging out at Penang's cool once-a-month heritage flea market
18. Meeting the Reader's Digest critically acclaimed recycling green enthusiaist odd-ball couple that made up www.greencrusaders.com
19. Hanging out at my first outdoor live music event in Penang
20. Buying a super fuckin' awesome antique pocket watch for 27 bucks
21. My first taste of mexican food in Penang cooked by Pedro, the bandana-wearing unfriendly Malaysian who wished he was a Mexican drug lord
22. Meeting Mr.I'm-So-High-and-Fucked-Up Uncle who sang Louis Armstrong's shit after reciting his fuckin' inebriated gibberish take on his cover song for 1/2 hour and going back to his gibberish take after every two line of singing. Possibly the reason why Pedro was such an unhappy man
23. Spending a whole shit load of money eating crazy food like Japanese/Mexican/Chinese/wine shit for the weekend suggesting either I'm working a five-figure salary or my dad just found a fuckin' diamond mine in his backyard
24. Hitting on hot guitarist chic from Penang up-coming indie band, Paku who introduced me to the great Jimmy Boyle of Penang
25. I was out having fun doing whatever shit I like and felt like doing at any moment, be it rain or shine, drunk or sober

More importantly, I believe my weekend was awesome because I did not get laid as I was hanging out with my best buddy, Lingz who never gave a fuck about anything.

We came, we saw and we always had Fun in Penang. All the Damn time.

"What do you want to do now?"

"I don't know"

"Ok, Let's go somewhere"

This is what university student life is all about. It's not about studying. It's not about playing stupid computer games. It's not about spending all your damn time glued to your significant other. It may be about debating. It could be about sleeping with as many girls as one could manage an erection. It should involve getting drunk. But most of all, it is certainly all about having as much crazy Fun as possible in this short phase of life that spans an
average period of four years. Now is the only time of my life when I could do all sorts of shit as irresponsibly as possible. It is a re-run of my American life, albeit slightly edited.

Fuck all you stupid fuckheads who could only think of graduating as soon as possible and work for the rest of your life. People like you should just die young or live in a permanent vegetative state, forever regretting the time you had not taken your shot at life when you were able because you were shy, too chicken shit or just plain boring.

People who are working yearn to be in their studying days when idiots in school want to be done soon and join the elite group of sorry ass tax-paying morons who wish to live in the past.

At this point, my life could not have been better. Or more Ironic.

posted by Kit
12:14 PM

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in these hills

Sunday, September 10, 2006


Up here in these hills
they will find the rocks
rocks with veins of green, yellow and black
They will lay the final pattern with these rocks
they will lay it across the world
and explode everything.

posted by Kit
8:36 AM

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elastic truth for these plastic days

Tuesday, September 05, 2006


The prospect of road tripping alone for 4 hours back to my shanty ass college town did not sit as well as I had planned for that day.

On my way out of the city, I drove up to a fork on the road. One turn headed North and would take me directly back to campus while the other detoured conveniently to the place where she works.

I did not think for that moment and blindly heeded the desperate faint tugging in my heart. In those dying seconds, I pulled hard at the wheel- swerving towards the latter turn and almost took out a very angry Indian man on an old battered mo-ped at that.

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We each had two Heinekens over lunch that never came. I have always enjoyed my Heine's and never considered it as a yuppie beer until I came home from the States and met up with dear Pooi San who brands for Carlsberg. Over the years it had always been a Bud or Miller all the damn time over lunch.

That short-lived, spontatenous lunch meeting with her skewed the way my Heinekens would taste in the not too distant future. The beer will now leave an even more bitter aftertaste than her makers ever intended to.

We talked about everything but Nothing. Respectively trying to keep our poker faces straight and cautiously avoided any references that could provoke an akward soliloquy about the other night . We took the easy way out and pretended it never happened at all.

"So what did you do last Saturday?"

"How's work coming along?"

"What's going to happen in school when you return?"

"My granny asked about you but I was too tired from work to explain"

"Yeah, so and so are getting married. I don't think I am going to be there"

It did not take an African Studies major to recognize two confused grown ups who were trying their best to dance their way around the bush while remained seated at the bar over beers in the middle of broad day afternoon.

I got sick of being stuck in the pretentiousness of the whole moment that made a mockery of my genuine feelings for the one woman whom I love in my life now.

I looked at her, drew some cash to cover the tab for both of us, stood and turned to leave.

"Are you going to call?"

Finally, her voice rang with the familiar sincerity that I was used to.

"I don't know"

That was easily one of the stupidest thing I've said out of my emotionally-challenged convoluted ego before I started my stuttered steps towards the exit that loomed so small now. A part of me wanted to just bolt the fuck out yet the rest of me wanted to stay on and hope that things would somehow take an unexpected turn for the better.; pretty much like how I took that detour turn expecting to sort things out with her only to unexpectedly conclude that things between us are more bungled than ever.

Burdened by the weight of a million pound from my heavy heart, my anxious footsteps soon slowed to a halt before I turned around to face her.

"Do you love me?"

Those words just rolled out uncontrollably. It wasn't like I really needed to know. Perhaps I was seeking an affirmation for existing. For Our shared existence.


The soft light from the bar top cascaded upon her beautiful face reflecting a deep glistening lovely glow that seemed to mock my silent hope that hangs precariously upon the sword of Damocles.

"I don't know"

The sword dropped and slashed my vulnerability into pieces.

If there was a moment that I felt a genuine need to cry in this evil rotten heart of mine, it was then. I felt like she had just stabbed me with a chainsaw, ripped out my heart and then promptly proceeded to dumping it into the toilet before shitting all over it.

But I held back my tears that soon turned into rage that one would expect from someone who felt unappreciated. I gathered all my strength and afforded her a faint smile before I finally exited that fuckin' fucked up shit hole for torn lovers that took the disguise of a friendly neighbourhood bar.

Words of wisdom from my best friend kept on ringing loud and clear on auto-repeat in my mind with her cold frozen gaze piercing thru the back of my head as I made my dignified exit from that place of broken dreams.

"Now you know how Rejection feels. You rejected her all the damn time. Now it's your fuckin' turn. Now you can think about how SHE felt before this"

And the Night mare rides on. On a december black psalm.

posted by Kit
11:07 AM

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