Saturday, September 15, 2007
My last "one-ish" day
According to Stef, today will be my last “one-ish” day. Meaning? 最后一天以”一”字开头的年龄. For today I’m (19) and 1 hour later I shall be “two-ish” (20) already. Is that a good feeling? I got no idea at all, seriously.
But all is alright… recapping how I actually spend my last “one-ish” day.
It is a usual Friday mamak outing yesterday night, and I no need to explain why I ended up watching Youtube till 3am (waiting for the caffine effect to wear out ma…). But, my sleep is disturbed the entire night by my own iTunes. My Jay Chou’s song, 东风破, was repeating itself throughout the entire night! Argh geram!! But still, I was too lazy to switch it off, so yeah, I pratically didn’t sleep well.
After getting some pocket money from mom, I headed towards Low Yat Plaza again! LOL… I just went there last week with Jac! But chill. I went there with a reason. Today is supposed to be my birthday eve before turning 20, so I decided to invite someone I lost contact with long ago to part with this special day with me, symbolically saying that we wanted to put our past behind and step into 20 years old confidently. It is Stef, a girl that I last saw at Low Yat Plaza last week (lol… by coincidence). Before that, the last time was all the way 2 years back, in our trip to Melaka… time flies like nobody’s business…
Anyway, after met up with Stef at Low Yat, we headed straight for Pod Station, the authorize Apple seller. Of course, my only intention of going there is to get my supposedly dream present for myself:
[Griffin brand iPod FM transmitter]
Or 
[iLuv brand iPod FM transmitter].
After futile bargining with them, I finally gave in with the final price RM 200, and everyone was happy with it. Until…
“Boss, try it, maybe cant function”.
“ok no problem”.
The next fifeteen minutes, the only thing me and Stef saw was these monkeys in the stores running up and down and trying their best to prove to be the transmitter work. Guess what? The radio was right in front of their iPod and the antenna pointing straight at their transmitter. And guess what’s the result? Their choice of song, Akon’s Lonely.
“Lo… sheehehehe.. I’m M… hshshshsehsh.. I have nobo diedehkalmaio…”
And
“Steven, that radio spoiled one lar!”
After that, with another radio,
“Lonely.. I’m Mr Lo shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh ohhhh I’m lonely”
“hehehehe… actually can function well one, can one. I tried it on my Kancil and Myvi and it is functionable… no worry no worry…”
Our response:
“Hey Stef let’s go Midvalley” “Ok!” “Bye podstation”
Steven's brain:
"My commisions........ you bloody @)#(@)!!"
Hehehe… thank God for that! My RM 200!!
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Of course, the next idea was to go to other iPod accessory shop to buy, right?
This time, it is the Apple shop next to the PC world.
“Boss, iPod FM transmitter please” “can try?”
Well, disappointed but unsurprisingly, the quality of this one is as sucky as the previous one we saw… BUT at least this shop treated us nicely by telling us that it is not really worth it to buy a transmitter nowadays. When it comes to a traffic jam, you will get to hear any type of music on the cars around you. Apparently, FM transmitter is so popular in the market the chances of all Frequencies are taken is very high!
So, yeah. My birthday present? Cancelled. T.T
Me and Stefs hang out like the good ol days after that, and yeah… we talked about so many stuffs and we laughed about it all the way… and of course, we take our first photograph in 2 years time…
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Tada… my eyes were closing. Remember that I didn’t really sleep well the night before??
Well, after returning home and nap, the last thing I did for my “ten-ish” life is… sadly…
HRM assignment….
:P
Ian out!
posted at [10:27 PM]
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