Who the hell is this dude??

My friend has met this guy who says his favourite book is the Kama Sutra(1). I don't really know how to feel about this...


(1) The Indian sex manual.

The ocean - a friend or an enemy?

Picture taken in Koh Samui, Thailand.

"I consume, therefore I am"

I don't like this quotation at all..It makes me feel like we are just fooled, stupid people who believe that we are something because we own something.



"I think, therefore I am"

This, however, is my kind of quotation. What would we be without our thoughts and opinions?!!

YOMANGO - I steal

I recently started a course at uni. My teacher seems kind of tense and anxious but when he gets to the point, he really makes you think. OK, whatever..During class he told us about this organisation called "Yomango" which is slang for I steal in Spanish. They actually want you to steal.

"I consume, therefore I am"

Yomago means that: So if you are poor you don't exist??? So steal to exist!!

Am I starting to think stealing is okey :S...

Picture of the day

(Picture source: style.com)
"Having three children and watching them influence each other is so beautiful to me," Jolie tells PEOPLE.

I don't really know what to think about this whole thing. I think it's great that Angelina and Brad are so committed to what they do, being involved in the UN and everything. But sometimes I feel sorry for the children. Because Angelina says she wants to adopt children from a lot of different countries. I am afraid that the children will start feeling as charity cases...

A Bathing Ape

I love this brand..I just wish it was a bit cheaper or a lot cheaper.


"A Bathing Ape, or Bape, is a Japanese clothing company specializing in urban streetwear. Bape's main focus is on clothing and the company produces a variety of clothing items, including but not limited to: shirts, polos, sweatshirts, parkas, jackets, denim, and most notably, the "Bape Sta," a shoe very closely resembling the Nike Air Force One.


The company was started in 1993 by Nigo as a T-shirt brand, originating in the Harajuku area of Tokyo, becoming one of the first Japanese streetwear brands. The brand was launched out of a tiny Harajuku storefront called "BUSY WORKSHOP". Bape's logo and themes are derived from the original Planet of the Apes movies, while the brand's name is based on a common Japanese saying, "bathing in lukewarm water", describing the comfortable lifestyle of today's youth in Japan."

Source: Wikipedia.org




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Pic. 1: Nigo, the founder of A Bathing Ape.

Pic. 2: Outside the Babe shop in Hong Kong. I have actually been there. It was so weird cause they had guards outside making sure there were not too many people in at the same time. They just let like 10 people be inside at the same time and that place was HUGE. It looked like a gallery.

Pic. 3: This is inside the shop. I don't think we were allowed to take pictures but we did it anyway.

Our shadow!

Krama

In Cambodia almost everyone uses the Krama, including the military. It has become a symbol for the country. It is a checked scarf that normally protects one from dust and sun. But it is also used as a towel, bandanna, carrying babies etc.


Yepp..I do love my Krama!

Pierce my Heart

I seem to have a thing for piercings.
Don't really know where I got it from..No one in my family likes it..OK I just realized why..


I remeber when I first saw a neck piercing.
It was eye catching to say the least.
Nothing I would want though..

Ahhh...

On the way to Ko Samui, Thailand.

Identity crisis?

Me? Sure

You? No.. (Please who are you kidding?!)