Tuesday, July 8
I recently update my friendster profile so i actually viewed some people.
Spot some shoutouts that actually makes me laugh. Especially those that sounds like this,
"eh minah, aku tak heran lar ehk klu kau nk activate sisters kau. aku sikit takde goyang. kau pikir kau maner peh lawa. nak step sat2 ngan aku. siallah sedar lah diri tu maseh sec 1."
and this shoutout was actually posted by a secondary 2 student.
Okey. I don't need to explain any further you people should know what i mean right.
Like girl get a life man.... You are speaking to another girl who is like few months younger. It makes no diff.
These youngsters shoutout sometimes makes me think that omg they are really into fanatism.
But hello.... You have not even yet pass your N level so better study hard then getting into stupid shit.
Then some profiles i actually viewed their pictures.
Some just makes me have a terrible nightmare. I mean those who shave their eyebrowns and start drawing them back so high. Some even used coloured.
etc. pink
Its fine if you want to match your eyebrown colour with the tone of ur hair like brown or black.
But it doesnt come to any sense when your hair is black with a pink eyebrown.
What in the world are you thinking..?
As for me, my hair is dark brown with blond highlites. So obviously i used a darker brown colour for my eyebrowns.
I really pity these girls who actually spoil their natural gorgeous looks with their weak skill in eyebrow drawing. I mean, if u really want to look good there's no need to shave them bald right. Trimming would be nice.
Just browse thru the profiles in friendster and you people will see different kinds of looks.
Girls who are naturally beautiful or girls who are trying their best to be beautiful.
Sometimes looking at them reminds me of Ronald Mcdonald:)
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