I’ve got an online gaming friend who messaged me on MSN asking me for advice…. on COSPLAY!

Apparently, he was to be paid US$100 to appear at a Cosplay Convention! So the money would cover his make up, clothes, wigs etc.

So I helped him searched for some wigs on eBay and discussed about how he’s going to get the costume done.

The guy he wants to Cosplay as is Klaha, who’s suppose to be some J-rock guy.

Ok, it probably sounds a little gay for us to be discussing about Cosplay, but it’s really interesting to talk to other people about their hobbies (since cosplay is not something I am familiar with). I wish him all the best, and may be I’ll post some pictures of him here with his permission.

For those people curious how to WHOIS someone’s domain name, you can just go to sites like http://www.networksolutions.com/whois/index.jsp and type in the domain name you’re kaypo about… then WALA! it’s done.

Unfortunately, especially since I’m not an advocate of stalking people, I don’t feel this that domain names being public records are right. To get it privatized like Pamela, you need to pay money I think.

For example, I once had a female friend who’s boyfriend was crazy and obsessed with her. She changed her handphone number because that crazy dude was pestering her. Lo and behold, he called one of the Singapore telephone directories and asked for her full name and they managed to give him her latest handphone number.

I’m not sure if that crazy stalker ex-boyfriend was telling the truth when he claimed to have gotten her new handphone number from a telephone directory, but if that’s the case, I feel giving out people’s private number without consent is completely ridiculous. In the same way, anyone in the world having access to information regarding the domain name’s owner including their mailing address and other private informations.. is just creepy.

***Update of Pamela’s online panties shop*** She added more PANTIES!! Seems that 10 of the panties she posted this morning have been sold out already!!!

You know how I recently posted about “Pamela” - the girl who sells panties online, I was curious whether this girl is a real girl or just some person trying to make money (might be worn undies of a 50 years old uncle with a g-string fetish). So I checked up “Pamela’s” DNS Whois and found that she has her identity hidden!

Smart move. If she is actually a he, it would have been obvious on the whois. Also, with the number of perverts lurking around Singapore, it’s a matter of time before people finds out her identity and stalk her!

Let’s hope that Pamela will be able to keep her identity. In the case her identity is found to be of the male gender, I suspect many people might want to sue her for fraud. By the way, anyone know if you can sue her for fraud if there is proof that she’s not an 18yo girl?

Ok, I’ll probably not be ping-ed very high on the Ping.sg list because I have a habit of submitting my blog entries after 12 midnight.

But the above title is absolutely not true yet.

This blog entry is a reaction to themediaslut’s post about Fiction news.

I should credit Fiction Press blog is their creativeness in coming up with fake news about Singapore
However, what they are doing is bad for the blogosphere and it seems Ping.sg members are becoming unwittingly supporting them.

Apparently, in response to my blog entry or themediaslut’s entry (I suspect it’s due to latter), they added a disclaimer!

All the post in the blog are made up. They are totally fiction and is not related to any person. And from today onwards, we will put [Fiction] in front of our pongs. Once again, all the posts here are completely fake and untrue.

My comment to themediaslut’s post was:

The problem is I suspect many promiscuous women on ping.sg are writing sex stories and incredulous posts which are at best, half-truths. Now, at least Fictional Press blog bothers to put on their banner stating that is it fictional.

One might argue that writing about sexual escapades, albeit fictional or semi-fictional, are interesting and no one really minds reading free soft pornography.. then you can compare Fictional Press’s site with www.theonion.com , which is honestly funny and popular.

I guess the problem with Fictional Press is that people actually expect to read credible and honest opinions. If that’s the case, may be you should also suggest to Ping.sg to stop ping pong people with advertisements in their blogs (including mine).

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Luckily none of my ex-gf are crazy or vicious.

I just read misscel’s blog about her ex-boyfriend, and her ex-boyfriend is really a jerk!

I don’t know what happened between the two of them, but the jerk went around telling people that misscel was a loose girl and slept around with other guys while she was with him. Seriously, whether your ex-es slept around or not you still should not go around spreading rumors about her right?

But then again, women are more vicious than men. I used to know this girl who went around telling everyone that her ex-bf had a small *thing* and that he could not perform well in bed. All her other friends would laugh along (heh, I laughed too cause it was kinda funny). But still, it was wrong of her to spread such things about her ex-bf whether it is true or not!

People should learn to be kinder to one another. Sigh.

It’s been quite some time since I’ve last updated my blog and today I would like to dedicated this entry to my good buddy!

She is the worst kinda girl *space* friend you can ever have.

Happy birthday to you.
Happy birthday to you.
Happy birthday to Princess!
Happy birthday to you!

Wishing you a happy 23rd birthday!