It was appalling to see some Chelsea fans showing a "Team Terry" banner during the Chelsea-Man City game over the weekend.
For those of you who put up such banner, what kind of message are you trying to put across? Do you seriously approve of what JT did? Do you have no consideration whatsoever of WB's feelings?
OK, JT is an exceptional talent. He's a great captain and a great leader on the pitch. He was also sorta a victim thanks to the sensationalism in the British media.
But hey, he really did something wrong, didn't he?
I just hope people DO think twice before they say/do anything. You support a player alright, but you don't need to blow it up 1000 times just to stir up the rivalry. It's a lack of class.
Team Terry, what a shame!
Wednesday, 3 March 2010
Wednesday, 20 January 2010
ER
So finally, ER has come to an end. Amazing how the drama went on for 15 seasons. I agree with a lot of what the actors/actresses said about ER – you hold your breath in each episode from the start right till the end because it’s so packed with drama and ups and downs. It’s just phenomenal.
I didn’t start watching ER until when I was in junior secondary. Tuesday evenings were packed then - X-file at 9.30 (or was that 8.30?) and ER at 10.30. George Clooney has left ER then. Would really love to see him. I’ve always hoped to start watching the whole thing all over again right from Season 1. Maybe I really should! The thing about ER is even though you don’t have much knowledge on medicine whatsoever, you’ll still be absorbed by the humanity of all the characters inside County – doctors, nurses, patients… Love, family, life, death, social issues… everything you can think of. It’s there.
I remember watching the episode when Mark Greene died. Oh boy! That last couple of scenes really wrenched my heart. Even though you know it’s only a drama, you become so absorbed you feel you’re part of it. Cried my eyes out that night.
For about 7 or 8 years, ER has become my weekly routine. It’s going to be sad knowing that the show will never return.
Tribute to Michael Crichton.
I didn’t start watching ER until when I was in junior secondary. Tuesday evenings were packed then - X-file at 9.30 (or was that 8.30?) and ER at 10.30. George Clooney has left ER then. Would really love to see him. I’ve always hoped to start watching the whole thing all over again right from Season 1. Maybe I really should! The thing about ER is even though you don’t have much knowledge on medicine whatsoever, you’ll still be absorbed by the humanity of all the characters inside County – doctors, nurses, patients… Love, family, life, death, social issues… everything you can think of. It’s there.
I remember watching the episode when Mark Greene died. Oh boy! That last couple of scenes really wrenched my heart. Even though you know it’s only a drama, you become so absorbed you feel you’re part of it. Cried my eyes out that night.
For about 7 or 8 years, ER has become my weekly routine. It’s going to be sad knowing that the show will never return.
Tribute to Michael Crichton.
Wednesday, 16 December 2009
Oh so gorgeous!!
People who know me know that I don't take MTR often.
On the occasional underground voyage yesterday, something (or well, someone) caught my eyes and I couldn't help but took another sneaky peek.
Oh my god! *Fainted*
The most fitting tagline ever -
Talent makes the moment, the moments make the man.
少年有成，是天份；成就傳奇，憑意志.
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On a side note, my warmest congratulations to the winner of the 2009 BBC Sports Personality of the Year award.
On the occasional underground voyage yesterday, something (or well, someone) caught my eyes and I couldn't help but took another sneaky peek.
Oh my god! *Fainted*
The most fitting tagline ever -
Talent makes the moment, the moments make the man.
少年有成，是天份；成就傳奇，憑意志.
*
On a side note, my warmest congratulations to the winner of the 2009 BBC Sports Personality of the Year award.
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