2003 年 9 月 5 日 星期五 【晴】

今日都見到幾多騎呢野
放工見到個巴士司機冇著鞋揸車?!
都唔知佢點揸囉..........
睇台灣綜藝節目
居然可以玩到咁
勁呀....
不過又幾好笑咁...

>>September 6, 2003 at 2:57:06 PM GMT+8

2003 年 9 月 5 日 星期五 【晴】

不知不覺咁又到 7號
不知不覺今日收音機好多dj都話秋天黎喇
但我響氣溫上feel唔到
但我身體就feel到
好似病病地喇....
今日做野冇黎神氣
(可能係煩0個個低能客)
個頭又有少少"興"
加上最重要一樣係
居然我個咀"爆拆"!
估唔到點解會咁
最凍0個幾日我都唔會爆拆乜滯
居然依家爆囉.....

>>September 5, 2003 at 4:07:49 PM GMT+8

2003 年 9 月 5 日 星期五 【晴】

上個月先話佢出糧原本計4week之後佢計左一個月蝕比佢
居然今個月佢豪比我
出足比我
哈哈
開心~
之後得悉比屋企0既同我expect0既低~
哈哈~~~~

>>September 5, 2003 at 4:03:17 PM GMT+8

2003 年 9 月 4 日 星期四 【晴】

今日被個客玩死
都唔係今日開始被玩
整個燈箱
整得好少少嫌複雜
簡單又話白複雜
淨比個gradient又話簡單
足足整左起碼廿個design
都未計唔同顏色, 同amend左0既
都離哂譜
開個file又耐
我成日都做唔到我本身要趕0既野
打個電話黎話改少少野
之後就開
開完又打黎問有未
改完sent左之後好快又打過黎
又要開過
都白癡架囉!

>>September 5, 2003 at 4:01:00 PM GMT+8

2003 年 9 月 3 日 星期三 【晴】

guys, 記住我0既幾句說話:

學張每事都睇得輕d

你問人一個問題去得到一d意見之時
其實你自己心入面已經有個答案
加上人地0既答案根本唔會左右你0既答案

另外仲有句

連咁小0既事都handle唔到 (eg,遲到,地鐵內逆向行,地鐵內飲食...)
仲學咩人做其他野, 學咩人做人!

>>September 4, 2003 at 3:49:11 PM GMT+8

2003 年 9 月 3 日 星期三 【晴】

響pageone撞到亞yan
好耐冇見佢
同佢傾左好耐
之後佢問我hugo點
我先忽然記起係喎, 開左學喎
點呢?
之後返到黎問maly
點知佢話搵唔到佢
唔知
我就打比佢
知道哂lu~ 哈哈

>>September 4, 2003 at 3:40:47 PM GMT+8

2003 年 9 月 3 日 星期三 【晴】

今日有半日假
總之就好騎呢咁
走黎走去
但最終又唔使影
都好
起碼去左銅鑼灣行左一大輪
之後又去左尖沙咀行
哈哈~
好開心有得free去做自己想做0既野--周圍行, 冇乜目的咁周圍行
雖然好攰
不過都開心~

>>September 4, 2003 at 3:35:21 PM GMT+8

2003 年 9 月 3 日 星期三 【晴】

今日拎左最新一期bc, 0岩0岩係九周年
佢今期以"are you local"為題
睇睇佢0既"local"條件
你有幾多題係true呢?
其實有d係有d貶義, 外國人睇中國人
特別係香港人, 有d鄙視

Homebody
1.Your idea of flora/fauna is a potted plant and a couple of cockroaches.
2.You would rather wait 5 minutes for the elevator than walk up or down one flight of stairs.
3.You've lived in the same apartment for years and yet you still don't know your neighbours.
4.Your small change tray contains Macanese patacas.
5.You think ginseng soup cures anything.
6.Your bedroom is smaller than most other countries' toilets and you consider having a two foot balcony a luxury.
7.Your dog/cat eats prime rib and fresh tuna and is named either BB, Bobo or Waiwai.
8.You consult a feng shui master before moving into a new flat.
9.You hate carpets but love hard wooden floors.

Entertain Me
1.You go to the cinema when typhoon signal 8 is hosted.
2.You've seen a local film being shot, usually involving two technicians scurrying about, fifteen people standing around looking bored, a big traffic jam and two singers dressed up as triad members.
3.You know that AMC festival walk has the best popcorn and that UA Pacific Place has the highest ticket prices.
4.You've learnt to tolerate (or maybe even like) Twins and you know that, despite the shared tone-deafness, they are not related.
5.You know that mah-jong helps prevent senile dementia.
6.You claim to be a fan of Wong Kar-wai even though you have no idea what the hell the guy is on about. His movies are quite pretty, though.
7.You know that the Emperor Media Group is just one big cover-up for less kosher enterprises.
8.You claim to despise the vulgarity of the tabloids but secretly you devour Next and Apple Daily.
9.You think it is perfectly acceptable to answer the phone in the cinema.

Down The Hatch
1.You order chicken feet at a restaurant and spit the bones out onto the table.
2.You've had high tea at the Peninsula, the dessert buffet at the Grand Hyatt, egg sandwiches at the Australian Dairy Co. cha chan teng and a curry at Chung King Mansions.
3.You know that the Jumbo floating restaurant is really for tourists.
4.When you're having dim sum, you thank the person refilling your teacup by tapping your fingers on the table.
5.You've made the trek to Sham Tseng to try roasted goose, only to be disappointed.
6.You've developed an acquired taste for stinky tofu/durian and like to eat it in public
7.You have a very late lunch so you can get the tea set - the same food as lunch but at half the price.
8.Iced lemon tea is now your soft drink of choice.
9.You're not surprised to see peeled cows' heads on the floor outside the butchers.

Quirks And Habits
1.You like to line up, especially when you don't know what you're lining up for.
2.You expect to be given at least six different types of pills every time you visit the doctor.
3.Rain or shine you carry an umbrella and think you're so smart when it starts raining on a sunny day.
4.You carry a packet of tissues with you at all times.
5.Once it dips below 25C you break out the coats, mittens and scarves.
6.You (as a guy) own more than one pink shirt and wear them frequently.
7.You end all your sentences with 'la', 'law', 'ma' etc.
8.You do the Hong Kong sprint: a take-no-prisoners power-walk that allows you to mobilise your elbows for knocking old ladies out of the way.
9.You glare at strangers as a reflex reaction and let doors swing shut in their faces.

The Public Eye
1.You expect one-fingered salutes rather than victory signs from your political leaders.
2.You will never forgive Nicholas Tse for dumping Faye Wong and then getting back together with her again.
3.Your grandma/elderly relative worships Li Ka-shing.
4.You know about 'The King of Kowloon,' the elderly graffiti artist who scrawls calligraphy onto lamp posts.
5.You used to make fun of your parents' generation for liking Teresa Teng's songs, but now you like them yourself.
6.You're sick of dieting advertisements feature stick-thin fifty-year-olds.
7.You've stopped noticing the little old ladies pushing heavy rubbish carts in the street.
8.You're an expert at dodging or disarming flag sellers, people handing out flyers and salesmen trying to sell apartments.
9.People in uniforms look about twelve but quite scary all the same.

Round And About
1.You go to Mongkok at 3am and you're not surprised to find that the street is chock-a-block with people and cars.
2.You know never to visit Central/Causeway Bay/Stanley/Sai Kung on Sundays.
3.You've made a wish at the Wishing Tree.
4.You've counted down the seconds to New Year in Times Square or Lan Kwai Fong.
5.You've noticed that the Prince Edward MTR station stinks.
6.You always meet your friends at the Hang Seng Bank ATM in the MTR station.
7.You know that the Peak isn't the tallest mountain in Hong Kong.
8.You know that the big Buddha on Lantau is the biggest of its kind in the world and you don't care.
9.You can pronounce Tsim Sha Tsui properly.

Spend Spend Spend
1.You'd rather spend $400 on groceries you don't need to get free parking than pay a $15 parking fee.
2.When an item's on sale you buy every one you can find just so you'll save money later, even if it's absolutely no use to you.
3.You'll line up for hours to buy a Happy Meal, keep the toy and throw away the food.
4.You know where to get 'Prada' handbags and 'Rolex' watches.
5.You've haggled with a vendor for fake sunglasses in the Women's Market.
6.You know never, ever, to buy electrical gadgets on Nathan Road.
7.You constantly complain about the monopoly Park 'N Shop and Wellcome have on the market.
8.You refuse to pay full whack for an official CD/DVD, unless it comes with coupons.
9.Shopping is exercise but also a battle.

I Get Around
1.When using your car horn to alert others of your presence you hold it down for a matter of weeks.
2.You wouldn't be surprised to find out that most mini-bus drivers are secretly Grand Prix racers in their spare time.
3.You think you own the road and stop wherever you please, even if it means blocking a whole lane.
4.You'd rather let people climb over you than move to the inner seat on the bus.
5.You read on the star ferry even though it offers the best
view of some of the most expensive and best lit real estate in the world.
6.You've managed to be the first one to board the MTR.
7.When choosing a car, you don't even look at Mercedes and BMWs because they're too common.
8.You don't carry cash around anymore because everywhere takes Octopus cards.
9.Nuzzling your head into the pungent armpit of a complete stranger on the MTR does not seem overly intimate.

A Little Bit Of Everything
1.You recognise that the new purple HK$10 notes are not coupons.
2.You have ten different credit cards that you only applied for to receive the free gifts.
3.You are not phased by foot-long stick insects, snails the size of fists, spiders that look like they've been bitten by radioactive spiders or cockroaches that you could surf on.
4.You send your kids to any Band 1 school or any school that has the word 'international' in its name, even if the place is actually crap.
5.You're always ready to disembark before the train/bus/plane/ferry is even close to its destination.
6.Politeness is business, not pleasure.
7.You always follow the pack.
8.You think a pet is for Christmas, not for life.
9.You judge books by their covers.

>>September 4, 2003 at 3:09:43 PM GMT+8

2003 年 9 月 3 日 星期三 【晴】

估下係邊個0既歌?


Kiss me Goodbye Go~ too soon I did give you my heart can't deny
Hold on Let go Never shown only can make believe all these time

Coffee, cigarettes Not my style pretty faces around never right
Don't cry, can't cry, dunno why Be with you I just close my eyes

so far away i can hardly make you mine
so long the day you are always on my mind
but in my dreams never try to hold you tight
don't want awake find you ain't here By My Side

when I wake up hope you were here by my side.....
林一峰作曲填詞, 國語版:孫燕姿-遇見, 廣東話版: 梁詠琪-迴旋木馬的終端

>>September 3, 2003 at 4:20:27 PM GMT+8

2003 年 9 月 3 日 星期三 【晴】

HARBOUR FEST

參與演出的國際級和亞洲區巨星，包括：風靡全球的滾石樂隊（The Rolling Stones）、有拉丁搖滾樂教父之稱的Santana樂隊、愛爾蘭流行男子組合Westlife和創新節奏怨曲音樂人克雷格大衛（Craig David），以及台灣的F4和周杰倫，和香港的許志安。

為提高這項盛事的國際知名度，「維港巨星匯」的電視特輯，將於美國、歐洲、亞洲及其他地區播放；初步估計，這節目在美國將有高達1億電視觀眾收看。

一個集合多項不同類型演出的超級娛樂盛事「維港巨星匯」，在10月17日 - 11月9日期間，一連4個周末，在添馬艦舉行。

from www.news.gov.hk
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居然會有F4....

>>September 3, 2003 at 4:20:17 PM GMT+8