Thanks to some successful joint partnership with 'Pollhost', the votes of the previous poll has been carefully counted and handled with care. Thus the final results are to the best of Pollhost's ability, though one must really note that it might not reflect the true persona of the individual involved. Really must take that into consideration hor.

Results are as follows:


It seems that most of the voters wanted me to be a gay should I be reincarnated. Of the 22 who had voted, I believe some voted more than once. Apparently they wanted to reinforce their stand. Fine, I have no qualms about that.

22 may seem a small number but Singapore is a small country, mind you. And after getting the whole nation involved in voting the new gahmen, I'm kinda pleased to see that people are still willing to vote.

Therefore, I must thank my voters profusely for their invaluable votes. Tomorrow I will send down a young kid down to your estate and wave his hankerchief at you, while making him shout 'Thank you for voting. Fitri will continue to play a major role in your life.' Sorry ah, no vans with flying flags and blasting recorded speeches. Budget lah.

Being Rajan-nified this semester, I kinda doubted the defination of 'gay'. To clarify my doubts, I then 'googled' (it's actually a word in the dictionary now if I'm not wrong) the word 'gay' and found some well, rather out-of-this-world explanation for the word.

Apparently this is called a 'gay pride'.


And if you have to much of a 'gay pride', it turns into a 'gay parade'.


Should Dan Brown not write 'The Da Vinci Code', I presume he would have written this instead:


Oh my apologies. It's from Terry Sanderson. He must be gay to write such a book.

I mean he must have been happy doing such a noble thing.

Of course, we have our gay movie which had gained international recognition faster than you can say the word 'gay'. No?


But for some strange reasons, I don't understand why the picture of this guy is inside the word search of 'gay'.


Is he gay or is he gay?

Then there's Gay.com, a website catering specially for the needs... and wants of gays. It's very professionally done, much to my surprise. I was expecting some crap with lotsa pop-ups, what more a website with such a corny name. But I was wrong.

I thought it was interesting to come about this website. I spend around 5 minutes doing this simple interactive questionaire that determines my level gayness, as it says. And after being probed, some of which I think are not objective at all (Thanks Ms Kwa, I've been influenced by you also), they presented me the result of the small test.


Is my results that shocking?


They actually expect it to be of a higher level? Gaaahhh!!!

As much as I seem to condemn gays, I'm actually relatively fine with this homosexuality issue. The only thing that I can't take side in is the issue of sissy-ness. I can accept gays but I just can't accept sissies. I mean if you're a guy, act like one. You don't need to stoop so low to the extent that you have to cross over your own gender.

This post is done in relation to the results of my previous poll and not to make a stand or mock any parties. C'mon lah... do a little bit of thinking and analysis here. Do you ever wonder why Singapore's 'Gotcha' is never of the standard that 'Just for laughs' had set?

Anyway, I have to get back to my FW CA now. I can't afford to burn the midnight oil once more.

And I fear for the day when my mates give me the presents, tomorrow or Thursday. Xiaolin and Pat can't seem to look at me in the eyes anymore. They make it seem as if this has something to do with the presents. But ironically, Pat wanted me to tell her when I'm using the present. Can I tell her in her eyes then? Hahaha!

Worst still, Joanne asked me for my waist size yesterday.

Aite, let's not wander too far. The new poll is up. Let's see if I need to close down my blog should I see there's not sufficient traffic into this good 'ol blog of mine.

Alright, that's all. Cheers. I told you I'm Rajan-nified.