Some say why buy the cow when you can get the milk for free? And some say why buy the entire pig just for a little sausage?
I say, come on, who you kiddin' huh.
PWN.
"In Asia, if Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi of Malaysia steps down, which is looking increasingly likely amid post-election turmoil within his party, he may be that region’s first high-profile political casualty of fuel and food price inflation."
─ New York Times
I like the way they put this into perspective. Speaking of which, the price of coal is reaching record high of USD100/ton and still going up. This is really bad news for Malaysia because a) we import coal and b) more than 30% of our electricity generated from coal. Worse, Tenaga is the one whose absorbing this inflation because of its inability to control the tariff. And worst, there goes my bonus for this year.
Two words: Conserve, bitches!
But that's the environmentalist/conservationist/traditionalist side of me speaking. I bet Lisa agrees. Truth is, if I had it my way, my advice would be this:
SPLURGE GODDAMMIT! TURN ON YOUR LIGHTS 24/7!
Yeah that's right. I said it. Why? Because we are already generating electricity at 30-40% surplus. More usage from consumers means more revenue for Tenaga, hence more bucks for me. So go on and use all your blenders, air-conds, and what have you like there's no tomorrow.
(Lisa, don't you be hatin' on me now).
He's the authorized person.
11,000 Volts.
And he's aiming for 500,000.
Relentlessly.
That's right folks. If next time you come to me asking why, remember, that.
Have a look at it, here.
Folks, meet my new 12-24mm lens. It's wide, it's sturdy, and it's dope. This thing just screams.
Life is about making choices. And mistakes. But sometimes, there are just some mistakes that I know it's a mistake, but I still had to do it because only then I know for sure that it was indeed, a mistake. It is not a cycle, but more like random dots.
And there are degrees of mistakes.
Yet, more importantly is the ability to stop when committing a mistake. This is what I called a Brake theory. It is a function of time of which the variable depends on friction coefficients of two surfaces.
It not only tells me that I had gone too far, but also helps me to stop .
This withdrawal point is actually instantaneous (like snap!). It is when dy/dx=0. It's a turning point. True enough, the consequences of this circumstance depends solely on the degrees of mistakes. But the scale is immeasurable. It is unknown. The only way to guesstimate is to look back in retrospect and evaluate the possible repercussions. Point is,
I am telling you now. Do not do this. You are making a mistake.
"Every truth has two sides; it is as well to look at both, before we commit ourselves to either."
-Aesop
Sometimes I just like the possibilities, but never the outcome.
And, it can be very deceiving out there. I hope, one day, I could look back and connect the dots with great bliss.
"Hope, deceiving as it is, serves at least to lead us to the end of our lives by an agreeable route."
-Francois de La Rochefoucauld
Don't be fooled by the following picture. Really.
Terms and condition apply.
