I've been listening to this KPOP song lately. It's pretty good. I quite like her voice.
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Friday, December 24, 2010
G.NA - '꺼져 줄게 잘 살아(Feat. 용준형)
Thursday, December 23, 2010
LOL worthy picture
Here's a LOL worthy picture I found and I wanna share with you all.
I think it's kinda sad and true.
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Product Review 12.23.10 (Game Version)
Played these games for a good couple of weeks. (BUT I STILL STUCK AT IT!)
Here is what I'm Reviewing:
1. LittleBigPlanet (PS3)
2. Call of Duty: Black Ops (PS3)
3. Nintendo DSi
4. Pokemon: HeartGold (DS)
1. LittleBigPlanet (Ps3)
Cost: $30
Review: Best PS3 GAME EVER. At first I was hesitant to buy the game because it looked kind of lame to play. Then when I actually started playing I was totally addicted! Your character is totally customizable, and as you go on you start collecting all these prize bubbles! (Which include, more clothes, stamps, and material of your sockpuppet!) Then you can play with other people and totally watch them fail at some of the levels. (HILARIOUS to watch) And sometimes they help you too, so it all works out. Because of the user based levels, this game basically has over A MILLION LEVELS. On the other side, sometime's I'd be so mad and frustrated because sometimes I would die because of the PHYSICS of the game. Not because of my own doing. But other than that I cannot stress how much fun this game has been for me.
Grade: A+ (Get this game if you haven't already gotten it for the PS3, I love it so much I'm getting LBP2 that is coming out in January!)
2. Call of Duty: Black Ops (PS3)
Cost: $60
Review: ERM. First off, I have NO experience for FPS games. Like at all. So I played campaign mode and it was quite interesting. The story was good (not gunna spoil). Not gunna lie, I just really liked playing in the Vietnam parts. (CUZ I'M VIET DUH) But yeah, campaign mode was frustrating at parts too because it was just like REALLY I HAVE TO DO THAT? What is the point in that really? But it's a game and you can't really argue with that. As for multiplayer... no comment. People are really mean on multiplayer sometimes? HAHA. Yeah. Thanks to this game, I know most of the names of the guns. (YAY ME) Oh one more thing. Zombie mode is super fun. Try it out with your friends!
Grade: B (Only because after a while the game became a little boring to me. SORRY. It's the same everytime. Nothing new really. Shoot. Kill. Get COD points. Done)
3. Nintendo DSi
Cost: $127 (Target was having a sale)
Review: So far so good! I like the new interface of it. VERY CUTE. At first when I felt the matteness of the DSi I was a bit worried. I carry this thing around my purse and it has yet to have any scratches! I like legitly DROPPED my DSi in the rain FACE DOWN. I was about to cry. But when I picked it back up there were NO SCRATCHES AT ALL. It was only wet. Which I have to give Nintendo mad props for that. The camera is eh. But I like the option of having one even though I never really use it much. I have yet to unleash it's full potential when/if I get an R4i, So I'll keep ya'll updated if/when I get that.
Grade: A (Worth it)
4. Pokemon: HeartGold (DS)
Cost: $40
Review: This game reminds me of childhood when I had my GOLD VERSION on the Game Boy Color. Honestly, I only got the DSi because I was watching the whole first season of Pokemon and it made me really want to play again. And I'm glad I did. This game is a whole new modernized version of Pokemon. The graphics are getting top notch, with the 3Desque of the whole game. The hills, the cities, and the trees are all revamped. Other than that, it's a Pokemon Game, nothing else much to say about that! (PS. MY POKEMON TEAM IS BEAST RIGHT NOW!) I cannot wait until Pokemon Black/White comes out to the US. (With even more intense 3Dness!)
Grade: A+ (LOVE)
Agree? Disagree? Comments? Let me know below!
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Wednesday, December 22, 2010
I JUST HAD SEX?
Nahhh. But I've been listening to the song ever since it came out.
It's freaking hilarious and catchy. Lonely Island you've done it again! Can't wait until the album comes out in 2011.
Product Review 12.22.10 (Beauty Version)
This review is stuff I bought in the past month or more. So I've tested it it out for at least a good week.
Here is what I'm Reviewing:
1. NYC's In a New york Minute Nail Polish in 246 Park Ave
2. Physician's Formula Tinted Moisturizer Healthy Wear in Light to Natural 7068
3. Revlon ColorStay Liquid Eyeliner in Blackest Black
4. Revlon ColorStay Eyeshadow Quad in In the Buff
5. Queen Helene Mint Julep Masque
6. St. Ive's Apricot Scrub
7. Harmon Face Values Deep Cleansing Nose Strips
8. Philosophy's Purity Cleanser
1. NYC's In a New york Minute Nail Polish in 246 Park Ave
Cost: $1.77 (but I had a coupon for 1 dollar off so it was basically a dollar!)
Review: I needed two coats to get the color on the bottle, but I guess that is normal on some nail polishes. What really attracted me to this product was the color of it. It was like a greyish with a purplish tone to it. But I guess I was really blind at Target because when I got back home I realized it was a purplish greyish tone instead! (Not like it matters much) One coat is probably too sheer for you, but two coats and a top coat will do the trick. The brush is like any normal brush. I've been wearing it for a couple days now, I have yet to see any chipping of the color.. which is pretty good!
In a Nutshell: For the price, color payoff, and minimal chipping. I'd say go for it! It's a great nail polish for any collection.
2. Physician's Formula Tinted Moisturizer Healthy Wear in Light to Natural 7068
Cost: $15 (but I think it's on sale right now for like 12 dollars?)
Review: For a tinted moisturizer, I think it's has a LOT of coverage. I have pretty pale skin, but when I buy pale foundation it usually turns out TOO light for me. So this time I bought a shade darker than me and this one was in Light to Natural was a BIT to dark for me. But it's okay! What I usually do is mix a little bit of this with my moisturizer and it gives me coverage, while protects me from the sun (or lack of right now). It claims to "protect, prevent, and restores." I can see the protect part. But I have yet to wear this long enough to see any of the other two claims.
In a Nutshell: I think it is a great investment for most the people like me who can't afford like a 40 dollar bottle of Laura Mercier's Tinted Moisterizer
3. Revlon ColorStay Liquid Eyeliner in Blackest Black
Cost: $7
Review: When I'd be too lazy to take out my MAC's Fluidline Blacktrack I'd use this as a substitute. It had easy application and the brush was okay (a bit too stiff for my liking). The color came out like dark watery black. (Is that normal? I do not know.) I've read many ravings on this thing, but honestly I think I'd only use it for emergencies. IT IS NOT WATERPROOF. Trust me I know. I tested it on my hand and then with one swipe of my finger it was already smudged. I guess now I will stop being lazy and use my Fluidline with the brush every morning. XD
In a Nutshell: Sorry would NOT repurchase, unless it was an utter emergency. Not as awesome as I'd hoped.
4. Revlon ColorStay Eyeshadow Quad in In the Buff
Cost: $6
Review: Biggest regret ever. I think I bought this on a hunch because I needed some good neutral everyday colors for school you know? But when I got home, swatched it and tried using it, IT WAS A HORROR. There was so much fall out, chalky, and absolutely NO COLOR PAYOFF. And I have pretty pale skin and if you can't see the color on my skin I don't know where else you'd see it. I even tried using it with a base but no use.
In a Nutshell: NO. NO. NO. Don't even think about it.
5. Queen Helene Mint Julep Masque
Cost: $4
Review: This is a definite cult favorite. And I have to say I completely agree. I've been trying to find this forever, and when I FINALLY found this I was totally psyched. And I was not disappointed. I love putting on the green masque (which smells nice btw!) and scaring people! No just kidding, but you put it on and wait for about 10-15 minutes until the masque dries and you can feel your face harden. Then wash it off for a refreshing sense of EVERYTHING IS CLEAN! I do this about every week kinda like my "relaxing" time and pretend like I'm in a spa or something.
In a Nutshell: Definitely buy it! Cheap and works! What more could you ask for?
6. St. Ive's Apricot Scrub
Cost: $2 (sometimes a dollar if you're lucky!)
Review: We as humans shed about 1.5 million skill cells per hour. So imagine how much that builds up over a week! So I use this scrub as an exfoliater and as an acne treatment sorta thing. It has no parabens which is a plus! I keep this in my shower for showers in the morning. Use it about twice a week (spread out). After I get out of the shower, not only am I awake, you can ACTUALLY feel your skin feel clean. Only con I have to say is that this scrub is pretty strong and if you have dry skin use it about once a week? Because it will make your skin dry. I have oily skin so this isn't really a problem for me. OH! It also smells VERY nice. Like citrusy.. just like the name!
In a Nutshell: Get it! You will love it.
7. Harmon Face Values Deep Cleansing Nose Strips
Cost: $5
Review: If you do this right I guess it works? For me I feel like it did the job for the most part, but I kinda felt like my nose was still dirty? I did see the dirt it picked up after I pulled it off, but not as much as I would have liked. *shrugs*
In a Nutshell: I think I'd pay the extra 3 dollars to try the Biore Strips.
8. Philosophy's Purity Cleanser
Cost: $20 for an 8 fl oz.
Review: At first I tried out the 3 fl oz purity cleanser. And I absolutely fell in love with it. The small 3 fl oz lasted me a WHILE like about 2-3 months! Initially I didn't like the smell, but now that I've gotten used to it, it smells quite nice! Like a lemony smell? Sometimes when I'm too lazy to remove my eye makeup this does the trick! It cleans absolutely EVERYTHING! No joke. It's good for all skin types and as an everyday cleanser.
In a Nutshell: Try it first, if you don't like it then, don't buy it. But for me, this will be my new cleanser.
Agree? Disagree? Comments? Let me know below!
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Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Dinner For Schmucks Review
Dinner for Schmucks? MORE LIKE DINNER FOR EPIC FAIL.
I was really looking forward to watching this movie because the trailer looked good. But as most films are... TRAILERS ARE VERY DECEIVING. I love Paul Rudd and Steve Carell, but my god this movie was SO HARD TO WATCH.
I did not laugh at all. More like I was cringing throughout the movie and hoping that I would at least get a chuckle out of it. Nope. Not once. Carell's character was so annoying that I wanted to throw a shoe/sock/phone at my TV screen. The whole concept was okay I guess, but the outcome was pure cheese. CHEESY CHEESEBALLS.
FINAL GRADE: C-
(Only because of Paul Rudd)
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STOP ASKING ME THAT STUPID QUESTION!
Seriously people? SERIOUSLY PEOPLE?
Stop asking me "HOW MY LIFE IS GOING?" Because
A) It's really annoying
B) I can only say, "Oh nothing is going on really. HBU?" For SO FREAKING LONG.
YOU WANNA KNOW HOW MY LIFE IS GOING? HERE:
I SLEEP
I PLAY
I READ
I EAT
Are you happy? Did you really want me to say that?
Honestly, I hate being online on AIM because people always IM because they are bored. Not because they want to talk to me or anything. Talk to me because I'm important to you, not because I will keep you entertained. I'm invisible because I want people to go to that buddy list over there and type in my SN even if it takes THAT MUCH TIME AND EFFORT. That just means something to me.
Also. Don't talk to me every 1 week, 2 weeks, or a month. Because that just annoys the hell out of me.
CUPCAKE THEORY: You eat a cupcake (or a couple if you're like me) and then you're over that cupcake. Then a month passes and one day you see someone else eat that cupcake, then YOU'RE CRAVING it again. THEN you buy another cupcake and the cycle goes on.
I don't want to be someone's damn cupcake.
PS: I won't really call you people out on anything. Because I'm not like that. Just so you know these are my thoughts. (I'm trying to be something called a better person now)
-end rant-
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