YJL

Since today (13th) and tomorrow are not good for serious posts. You will understand when you visit this blog on 13th and 14th in your local time, you should be seeing (literally) the reason.

Another quick note, I would like to tell, is there is an ape in this blog. It is staying right below the pages list and search box. I am currently trying to raise it. It’s like the bird, but an ape actually.

Here is a random rant: Why is headphones broken so easily? Actually, it’s headphones’ wire part. I have three different pairs made by different manufacturers, Sennheiser (really expensive pair, broken in one year or two), Audio-Technia (about ten years, actually a nice investment), Logitech (cheap headset, broken in just a few months).

Only Sennheiser is full size (and a headset), the latter two are supra-aural type. The most interesting part, if I recall correctly, it’s all the left ear.

I often have to play the wire, try to twist them, roll them, pull them, or tilt my head, if the sound goes back, I say cheese. I mean I stay still as much comfortable as I could.

The worst part is I want to fix them but I can’t, because they all are designed to seal tight. I tried very hard to pry them open, but I didn’t success. I am really considering to cut them open.

Here is one stock thing I want to post but the time didn’t come and I hadn’t had good way to write about them.

I wonder if this is so-called chick flick as in US. I didn’t know this kind of show also produced in Germany, maybe it’s common all over the world.

It’s so…, it seems everyone in that wedding ceremony is flirting with someone else. And please forgive me for wanting to chuckle when that disabled woman comes into the scene, I was convinced this is a tear-triggering show.

It must like those romance novels which housewives read for killing time. I have seen a relation chart, a very complex one, of a novel via a blog about writing. After I saw that chart, I finally understand how complex the relationship between people and how they possibly would have complicated affairs in a novel. Do people read such books?

I can’t find the post in my Google Reader, so I have an alternate for you, and it’s a good one, though it has nothing to do with novel or tv show. The relationship can be charted as complex and complicated as shown in this nice explanation about United Kingdom,

There is another video of same show, the reception¹.

At first I thought Alles was zählt is the song title, but it’s actually the show title. 1,104 episodes (as of January 25, 2011), yep definitely a daily soap show and chick flick.

The only show I remember which has in-show-promotion is Las Vegas.