麦克の点滴 -- 绿洲之处 Greenland: Vietnamese Restaurant

Monday, October 12, 2009

Vietnamese Restaurant - Is That So Spicy?

On last Friday, I went to KL Sentral to rebought my Touch N Go... Luckily this time it not terjatuh liao, kaka! Use Touch N Go is faster cuz when u just arrive de station, and the KTM is there, u can touch n run into it, but if u buy ticket... U must be like last time of me when I slowly bought the ticket... and slowly tag through the machine... Still can go in... cuz I M THE BOSS, THE KTM WAIT FOR ME, hahahaha^^ Then I went to The Mines a while, having Vietnamese food as dinner... lol, with Tambai Kia's Geng^^ They all really cannot eat spicy... Actually it is not spicy... How cum one by one all SWEAT~~

2 comments:

thomasOctober 13, 2009 at 3:55 AM
ur taste buds ady rosak...:P
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Teh Seng Wah MichaelOctober 31, 2009 at 11:33 AM
Mana ade rosak le, Tom?
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Greenland Moviemeter 绿洲影评

It is surprising that the tsunami strikes faster than expected and though the screenplay is just a simple emotional based on a true story, it greatly demonstrates and focuses on the entire traumatic experience which would be the same for anyone who are swept away by the strong wave. Directed in a way that only limited soundtracks throughout the story, the great performances from the mum and the eldest son who needs to carry on the strength of the adults temporarily; not only driving the emotions and touches the heart of all of the audiences, but also inspiring us who does not really come across directly to the disaster 8 years ago, to understand and to imagine the same experience. With a powerful narration until the end, this is epic than "127 Hours", of course the tsunami effects, overflowing hospitals and the destruction of the city bring a new standard more than other effects driven disaster films. (9.4/10.0)