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please get the fark hell out of here if you're thinking of advertising your products or even asked to go over and get an own domain for the page.
thank you.

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How's everyone??

Long time no see.. Hope everyone have a nice week ahead..

Cheers..

I'm Back

I'm back again.... Caught up with the school work again and hardly have time to come back to blog.. Well, i'm now on a three weeks holiday.. Seems like i'm able to come back to blog..

Cheers.

Clip of the week will be updated soon..

This week's

Clip of the week is, on the 419 scammings.. They (the Nigerian 419) used lots of ideas and skills just to get your money.. I hope the clip of the week vid will enlighten you to help the 419 scambaiters to expose their true identity..

Cheers..

Chinese New Year

Gong xi gong xi..

Happy chinese new year to all people out there.. I would like to wish all of u a great weekends ahead with lots of fun.. Happy New Year everyone!!

Cheers,
bryanseb

A man, a woman and an accident

A woman and a man are involved in a car accident on a snowy, cold Monday morning; it's a bad one.

Both of their cars are totally demolished but amazingly neither of them is hurt.

God works in Mysterious ways.

After they crawl out of their cars, the woman says, "So.... you're a man. That's interesting. I'm a woman. Wow, just look at our cars! There's nothing left, but we're unhurt. This must be a sign from God that we should meet and be friends and live together in peace for the rest of our days".

Flattered, the man replies, "Oh yes, I agree with you completely, this must be a sign from God!"

The woman continues, "And look at this, here's another miracle. My car is completely demolished but this bottle of wine didn't break. Surely God wants us to drink this wine and celebrate our good fortune."

Then she hands the bottle to the man.

The man nods his head in agreement, opens it and drinks half the bottle and then hands it back to the woman.

The woman takes the bottle and immediately puts the cap back on, and hands it back to the man.

The man asks, "Aren't you having any?"

The woman replies, "No. I think I'll just wait for the police...."

Anti-terror message on NEL Stations' Overhead Displays

I usually travel on the EW line but recently took the NE line from Outram Park to Puggol to take a look. While waiting for the train to arrive, I watched a video clip depicting a youngster leaving a bag in a train and later detonating it via a cellphone and also scenes of various train bombing incidents from other countries(India etc.). I asked my friends who are taking NE line frequently and they said that this video has been ongoing for quite some time.

I personally found these videos disturbing to a certain extent as a local and I wonder how it feels like to be a tourist viewing all these videos of violent and so-called supposed to be 'educational' to the public. I understand that the public must be educated to be vigilant in case of terrorist acts but I believe that these can be done at a more confined level of national education in schools or even national service. With the TV already showing homemade counter-terrorism shows on channel 5(i don't what is the name of the show). I think that the government/SMRT/SBS should downplay on its counter-terrorism education on its public transport system. Theres a limit and everything after that turns to irritation, like the PA system telling people to call 999 if they find suspicious packages in 4 languages.

As not only Singaporeans take public transport, tourists also take them. If i am a tourist visiting Singapore and taking the NEL, I will think that Singapore is under a siege or in a high military alert state. As a tourist(or even commuter), I rather prefer to look at information on how to get to places and maybe some advertisements on places of interest/shopping which are near MRT stations.

Cheers,
bryanseb

Hey

Check it out.. I've update the clip of the week part and will be on the week of February 1st to February 10th.. Do come back often.. Thanks.. Cya soon on blogger..

Cheers,
Bryanseb

Updated!

The Official Website for mr Bryanseb has changed.. HAHAHAHA... This has changed to a brand mew look with a brand new year.. So keep tuning in here on gareth4index.blogspot.com.. Press Ctrl+D to bookmark it.. Have a nice day today..

Faithless,
Bryanseb

Clip Of The Week Section is up now

Clip of the week is up now and I'm sure that u WON'T miss anything.. So check it out on the Clip of the week Section.. From beloving blogger, Mr Bryanseb..

Clip Of The Week Section

From this week onwards, all the clip of the week video will be officially put in archives. Archives section on Clip of The Week will be ready as soon as early next week.. So stay tune.

Cheers,
Bryanseb

How's Everyone?

Is it good? Or is it bad? A brand new year and a brand new start for me.. As and when it's anywhere, gotta be bad or good, always stand by my frens.. Good thing that they dun jump straight at me (laughs)..

So i hope all of u will be blessed and be given faithfulness to others, and to u too..

Love always,
Bryanseb

Sorry for not being updated

Sorry for not being online recently.. Not the clip of the week is being updated.. Kindly check it back here for more updates soon.. See ya..

Cheers..

HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERY1!!

Happy new year to all of u here.

I wanna say a big thank you to all of you and thank u for ur support. Love u lots. An of course, i will stay around to update the "clip of the week" sections and other segments too. Do come back often for more.

Love u always,
Bryanseb

Stop calling everything blogs! Learn the difference people

ENOUGH WITH CALLING every site on the (#*&$ing net a blog, people! I know the mass media is filled with dumb sheep that need to spread fear about anacondas in toilets to get ratings, but this has gone too far. What am I talking about? It seems every site that puts up content that is not owned by a major media outlet that has a TV channel is now blogging.
The INQ is a blog, Boing Boing is a blog, and just about every site is a blog. Does it matter what the content is, or how many people work for it? Heck no, it is a blog because talking about blogs make the media worms seem hip, cool, and most importantly not as stupid as they really are. Hint, they are that dumb.

Let's start with a definition, a blog is short for a web log, that is someone writing about their personal experiences, sometimes on a specific topic, sometimes not. Some are formatted in the classic blog way with text down the middle, others not. It all has one thing in common, it is a personal log of a single person's experiences.

If there are more than one person writing for the 'blog', especially if they get paid, it is a site. The INQ has a staff of many, as does Boing Boing, CNet and Slashdot. Just because you read it on a browser (that little blue 'e' that brings spyware in for the local news crews reading this) and it does not have an associated cable channel does not make it a blog. Really. Not a blog.

I have no problem with what most of these mostly worthless wastes of oxygen do in their spare time, be it paid for, shilling, or just writing stuff up. What I do have a problem with is that they label them blogs when they are clearly commercial exercises.

Stop it now! Do the least you can and learn definition of a single word, and let it stick in the vacuous product placement addled brains of yours, and do it for the good of humanity. You don't see me running around calling you corporate &!%%$s do you? Oh wait, I do, but you deserve it.

Scramble to repair Asia's quake-damaged telecom lines

HONG KONG - Millions of people across Asia suffered a second straight day without full Internet service Thursday as telecoms operators raced to counter predictions of weeks without Web access.

At least eight boats headed to the waters between Hong Kong and Taiwan so that repairmen could tackle the complicated task of fixing underwater fibre-optic cables damaged in a huge earthquake off Taiwan on Tuesday.

Although stock markets across the region functioned normally, access to overseas websites remained spotty, as did the ability to dial telephone numbers in the United States and across Southeast Asia.

"Our system is gradually recovering," leading Japanese long-distance provider NTT Communications, said in a statement, explaining that it had re-routed much of its data transmission away from the troubled Taiwan route.

More details can be found here.

Updated

I've updated some of the sections. Do go round and check on it. And this week's Clip of the Week is all about Christmas. U'll find the Christmas videos on the video section NOW! Remember to bookmark this website.

So see ya soon.