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Me making lots of posts now
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October 2003 Archives
I have not been getting enough sleep lately so let me point you one of two ways while I sleep until I feel less like a diskette put through the spin cycle.
1. graceshu [pixelphobia.net] has returned from the dead to start blogging again after a really long break.
2. castitas.com [castitas.com] is still not live (and will probably never be as googlism [googlism.com] says) but feel free to poke around the site dispite the unfinished state and the CSS that's largely unmodified from sixthseal.com.
I promise there will be a lot of back posts this weekend.
I actually replied the interview questions some days ago but didn't
even have time to post it up until now. My apologies for the sporadic
updates, it's like work come back sleep repeat. Thank God it's Friday
tomorrow.
1. Alright, tell us how the hell you got to know someone like Veritas?
I've known him for ages...I don't choose certain types of people to hang out with, but I do tend to gravitate towards recreational drug users and what people would call Ah Bengs because I don't enjoy the company of pretentious people. I've mentioned this before, I don't like to dress up and sit down at some yuppie bar and try and look cool and pick up chicks. That is not my scene. I noticed that even though society brands these subcultures as "bad", on a personal level, the company is much more enjoyable than the pretentious people, these are the people who go all out and have fun. =D
The above paragraph is full of assumptions and sweeping statements though, so take it as you will. The main reason is because we share key interests - pharmacology, photography and traveling. I feel like I've know him all my life.
2. How do you separate yourself from Veritas, as in, don't you get urges to become like him?
This is a somewhat strange question to answer. I can honestly say that I don't have any urges to become like him, because I don't need to. I'm not living voraciously by proxy, if that's what the question is about. I don't think we have any identity crisis issues, we know who we are and what we are, so no one gets any urges to be anyone else. :) There is no need to. Unless there's some Dr. Huai Bin and Mr. Veritas thing going on that I'm not aware of. ;) I kid.
3. Does your girlfriend approve of your friendship with Veritas and the fact that you are hosting Veritas?
No. My parents are against it too, they all insist that the drug posts would get me into trouble one day because veritas is essentially a Keyser Soze, there's no information about him anywhere on both the sites and my friends have expressed concern that I might be held legally liable for the posts which he makes, since I own the copyrights to all of his writings and photos.
I have been under a lot of pressure to drop veritas, but this is where I put my foot down - veritas can post all he wants as long as he wants. I defend him because he's my content provider. All veritas posts are copyrighted by sixthseal.com, he relinquishes all intellectual property rights to me. That is why I protect him and that is why he is here to stay. Well, not here as in sixthseal.com, here as in castitas.com. People have constantly asked why I bend over backwards for him. This is the reason.
4. KL, Melbourne, Sarawak--- what do these three places mean to you?
Kuala Lumpur
There's always something going on somewhere. It's easy to lose yourself
in the crowd. Choo Ki has kindly warned me about how KL is different
from other places and she's right. I like KL because of the anonymity
it provides. Back in Sibu, you can hardly do something without word
getting back to people who you wouldn't want to know the next day.
However KL is in Malaysia and that is a big minus due to the nature of
my interests. Malaysia is home though, and it's where I want to be
despite the draconian drug laws.
Melbourne
Lovely Melbourne...ah, what sweet memories I have in the three years I
was there. The laws are reasonable and there are a lot of checks and
balances in place to provide a sense of security. The rave scene is
great and the availability of things is greater than Malaysia despite
the fact that Australia is essentially a big island. There's also
something happening somewhere every day, so you won't be bored. A place
where you can do the 4:20 in peace, unlike Malaysia.
Sibu
This is really home. It would likely be the place where I'll be when I retire. Rx meds without a prescription anyone? ;)
5. Where do you see yourself in five years?
I'll be working in an administrative position, and I'm aiming for a monthly paycheck which has the same number of digits and first number of what Wena is earning now. :p I will most likely still be in KL. I would have finished my Masters degree by this time (or I will kick my own ass) and would probably go for a doctorate just so I can go "That's DR Poh, not Mr Poh." ;)
Thanks to minishorts for the difficult to answer questions. Remind me to go for confession this Sunday. I have to sleep now or I'll be late for work tomorrow so I'll reply all comments tommorrow. Sleep beckons me...
