Yulian

2009-03-05T21:45:00.002+08:00

Testing the new lens that I bought... ...
I Simply LOVE the blurring focus effect

2009-02-28T10:37:00.001+08:00

COOL!!!

2009-02-21T00:14:00.002+08:00

COOL STUFF

Your TV-B-Gone® universal remote control resembles other TV remote controls, but is different in two important ways. First, it only has a power button that allows you to switch a TV on or off. You control when you see, rather than what you see. Second, the device is so small that it easily fits in your pocket, so that you have it handy whenever you need it wherever you go: airports, bars, restaurants, laundromats, etc.

“You can use TV-B-Gone® to control access to television for philosophical or practical reasons, or simply to have fun!“

—Mitch Altman, Inventor of TV-B-Gone®

TV-B-Gone® now features the Instant Reactivation Feature which allows you to turn TVs on or off quickly and easily. TV-B-Gone® is a type of Universal Remote Control which works by shining pulses of invisible light that tells most any TV to turn off or on.

THIS IS SO COOL, FUN & INTERESTING!

2009-02-20T23:54:00.003+08:00

COOL STUFF!

"Gamucci is a rechargeable electronic cigarette, feels like and tastes like a real cigarette. I don't think the smoker will like it. But if you want to good for your health, I think you can consider this. Gamucci contains only water, propylene glycol, nicotine, tobacco scent and a membrane to suspend the ingredients. The Gamucci Cigarette does not produce second-hand smoke, the nicotine is still delivered to the lungs, but in vapour form, rather than smoke which contains all the cancer causing toxins."

WOW!!! This is a really useful invention! Good for smokers, but I don't like smoking... ...

2008-12-27T18:00:00.005+08:00

MY X'MAS DAY: (:

PRESENTS:

for SCRAPBOOK...(from Aunt Janette & Uncle John)

THE MANGA THAT I HAVEN'T BOUGHT(from Aunt Janette & Uncle John)

X'MAS CARD (must've been very ex...from Aunt Janette & Uncle John)

ELEGANT, GLAMOROUS LAMP(from mum)

I have full collection of Twilight Saga now, ECLIPSE from Aunt Janette & Uncle John
Breaking Dawn in ex-change for P/S I Love You

Other presents: POPULAR voucher, M2 card, Memory Card reader, books... ...

Gotta change my Calendar soon, Sweet & Royal Lace design,
as well as the 1 which I aimed for a very long time-FFVII 1!!!!

Christmas Wishlist:

1) Guitar, best to be Electric Guitar

2) SD,Volks Doll/ Migidoll... ...

Crazily in LOVE with them!!!

2008-11-17T13:18:00.003+08:00

One of my very old Memo book
(from Auntie Janette, which was one of her childhood collections)

:::::Funny:::::

2008-11-17T12:59:00.008+08:00

US space-funeral company plans to

launch lunar cemetery!!!

MIAMI (AFP) - - A US funeral business that specializes in launching cremated human remains into Earth's orbit has begun taking reservations for landing small capsules of ashes on the moon, announced the company's founder.

"Celestis' first general public lunar mission could occur as early as 2010 and reservations are now being taken," said Charles M. Chafer, Celestis founder and president, in an email to AFP.

"We can send up to 5000 individual capsules to the lunar surface," he said.

The company hopes to install a cemetery on the lunar surface to hold cremated remains of the dead, or a smaller symbolic portion of them, which one day could be visited by relatives of the deceased, said Chafer.

For transportation, Celestis has made deals with two other US private space companies, Odyssey Moon and Astrobotic Technology, which are currently working on making commercial flights to the moon.

For sending a tiny, one gram portion of cremated remains to the moon, the company charges 9,995 dollars, according to Celestis' website.

Other funeral services besides the full lunar trip include sending ash into Earth's orbit -- the cheapest option, starting at 700 dollars -- and all the way up to launching remains far, far away into deep space, for which the company charges more than 37,000 dollars.

The latter option is expected to be available from 2011, after the development of a special capsule to hold the remains, the company said.

Ten years ago NASA paid tribute to top US astronomer Eugene Shoemaker by carrying into space a portion of his cremated remains.

After a year in lunar orbit Shoemaker's remains were intentionally planted on the moon's south pole, the first time human remains have been landed on the lunar surface -- but maybe not the last time.

2008-10-28T17:43:00.004+08:00

Olay!!! Twilight movie...

now I suddenly like vampires...

at first was gothic dress>Victorian/Gothic styles>graveyard; dark stuff>Visual Kei/J-pop/J-rock make ups>Visual Kei/J-pop/J-rock bands>Malice Mizer(band; dis-banded)>Versailles(band)>Lareine(band; dis-banded)>Alice Nine(previously Visual Kei band, now J-Rock)

for books: manga>Vampire Knight>Dracula>Twilight saga... ...[VAMPIRES] -_-"'

anyways I'll save bands for next time

I dunno if Twilight will be in cinemas of Singapore during December... If so I'll probably be watching!! (I'd rather give up watching the recent High School Musical :D)

Actors: (I prefer Jasper & Bella>actually she looks better than this pic.!)

Btw I saw Breaking Dawn trailers on youtube, dunno if there such a movie already...

Here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHiu5XslApM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40fQlcHcxrc&feature=related

2008-10-14T21:39:00.007+08:00

Yippi~ This is my submission for the Character Design competition here:
http://graphite.nusanime.com
Dunno when will I get my original piece back...-_-'''
I only found my art piece here.

Actually I intended to draw this pic:
1st rough sketch

Then in the end I drew a 2nd sketch & decided to work on this...:

2008-09-09T22:07:00.005+08:00

I'm going to participate in a Manga drawing competition, due date is 29th Sept 2008(I think)...
I drew this during CCA out of boredom...I could say this is my 1st Shojo, Hino Matsuri style head.
I don't know how to draw the bottom part of the hair!!! Actually: just curls.=P

*Ignore the faded images at the back, as i drew this on the same paper which did my Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games logo on the back.

Today my class was raided by SAND FLIES. My legs and arms were itching like...any i know why le:
"Sandfly bites may leave large, red itchy bumps that may turn into a rash."-from Wikipedia
Hontoni irritating!!!

2008-09-01T20:45:00.002+08:00

Aye...1st Rubik's I ever solved! (plam sized!)
Though I was referring to solutions all the time while doing the 3rd layer... ...
However, most of the middle parts (5) are wrong!

The other day I was eating these, so COLOURFUL!

2008-06-03T17:24:00.003+08:00

Saw these while browsing the net... ...

Sth good if you mastered Kage Bunshin no Jutsu!

NARUTO- Simpsons ver.!

Actually not bad, but Kakashi looks weird!

I find this damn gorgeous... ...

2008-05-19T15:28:00.004+08:00

Just happened to see these pics. online... ...

Nice conversation!

If only the local McDonalds... ...

WOW! Interesting... ... -_-'''

Cool Building!!!

Tako-Doraemon!!!

Interesting book cover... ...

2008-05-11T02:20:00.004+08:00

I came up with 2 rough sketches: on planning of setting up of the doll house miniature I'm planning to make... ...Completed this in school, after mid-year exams (HURRAY it's over! But more pressure coming... ...-_-''')
Well, I already had most of the materials but dunno if I'll have enough time to make this. Perhaps over the June holidays... ...
I planned to make the 1st doll house to be vintage, royal, elegant & modern style!!!
I've still got to plan for the kitchen, living room, bedroom, balcony / garden, study room... ...I guess (can't think of any more)
O_O''' so much!

2008-05-11T01:56:00.003+08:00

miniatures
Finally uploaded... ...lousy N80... ...
Well, I made the apples and eggs using polymer clay... ...

2008-05-11T01:53:00.003+08:00

Last week I ate this bowl of fishball noodles, cooked by my Grandma......
It was so Kawaii!!! (the smiling star)

2008-05-09T21:25:00.002+08:00

I love this pic.! (not taken by me)
~Night Rainbow
-actually the 'stars' & 'moon' are water droplets!!!

2008-05-09T20:50:00.006+08:00

Random VINTAGE photos
Just took them because I'm bored

2008-05-09T20:44:00.001+08:00

Loneliness... ...after the dark... ...

2008-05-03T21:46:00.003+08:00

Kawaii Phone!!! >>>for children
-Pink
-81×49×16mm
-Attractive to children
-Could be hung on children's necks; 4 express dial buttons to contact family
-with GPS (to locate their location...)
-Games (of course)

2008-04-26T22:40:00.004+08:00

A MUST SEE! ADOLF HITLER's ART PIECES!
(I finally found them, & had a hard time posting!)

"I can't believe he was such a talent in art!
Could I describe him as a 'Crazy Artist'/'Politics Lunatic'?
I could almost feel the dullness, loneliness, sadness from the art works--was he such a person with a sad past which shaped him into what his character was??
(childhood e.g.-he was often beaten by his father; liked art rather than studying)
*But he was'nt good at drawing people!
*I can't imaging the value of these art pieces now!!!
**If you can't read every single word, just look at the pictures. (:"

"Schloss u. Kirche Perchtoldsdorf
(Perchtoldsdorg Castle and Church)
(28cm by 24cm)

Aquarel medium-size frame filler signed A. Hitler in script, not dated, numbered 19/2 circa 1910-1912 of the Vienna Period.

Peter Jahn recalls of this particular painting, "This aquarel is very well accomplished, of fine quality and shows already the progress in Hitler's way of painting..."

Perchtoldsdorf is not far from Vienna, and the buildings remain remarkably intact, as seen in a contemporary view here, as seen at Roberto Piperno's website: http://www.romeartlover.it/Vieperch.html

This painting is accompanied by the original Peter Jahn provenance statement of authenticity dated 21 July, 1987, on his Vienna letterhead with Austrian notary and postal stamps. Peter Jahn worked for Hitler, relocating his paintings prior to the outbreak of WWII. The article referenced at the top of the page describes Peter Jahn's significance as an authority on Hitler artworks.

Schloss Lamberg Steyr/Enos (Lamberg Castle) (19.8cm by 27.5cm)

Aquarel medium-size frame filler signed A. Hitler in script, not dated, circa 1910-1912 of the Vienna Period.

Peter Jahn recalls of this particular painting, "The painting depicts the front view of the old Schloss Lamberg and is of the highest artistic quality and aesthetic beauty. I recall during my second interview with Hitler in Munich that he described his visit to Steyr where a number of clients commissioned paintings from him, among them the Lamberg Family."

This painting is accompanied by the original Peter Jahn provenance statement of authenticity dated 7 April, 1981, Vienna. Peter Jahn worked for Hitler, relocating his paintings prior to the outbreak of WWII. The article referenced at the top of the page describes Peter Jahn's significance as an authority on Hitler artworks.

This exact painting is pictured and described on page 123 as figure 142 in Adolf Hitler: The Unknown Artist by Billy Price (1984).

Die Peterskirche in Wien
(St. Peter's Church in Vienna)
(14.0cm by 10.5cm)

Aquarel small-size frame filler signed A. Hitler in script, not dated, circa 1910-1912 of the Vienna Period.

This painting depicts the famous cathedral in the old section of Vienna. It is pen and ink, finished in watercolor. The detail is outstanding throughout. This painting was captured from the Obersalzberg in 1945.

This painting is accompanied by the original Peter Jahn provenance statement of authenticity dated 28 April, 1981, Vienna. Peter Jahn worked for Hitler, relocating his paintings prior to the outbreak of WWII. The article referenced at the top of the page describes Peter Jahn's significance as an authority on Hitler artworks.

This exact painting is pictured and described on page 112 as figure 85 in Adolf Hitler: The Unknown Artist by Billy Price (1984).

Oedensplatz (Feldherrnhalle) (19.0cm by 13.5cm)

Aquarel medium-size frame filler initialed A.H. and dated 1914.

This painting depicts the famous cathedral and gate. It is pen and ink, finished in watercolor. The detail is outstanding throughout.

This painting has an original Peter Jahn provenance statement of authenticity dated 22 August, 1985, Vienna, however, it is a description, without a photograph.

This painting is not pictured, however it is described as one similar to the one shown on page 176 as figure 376 in Adolf Hitler: The Unknown Artist by Billy Price (1984).

Alter Werderthor Wien (The Werder Gate) (22.5cm by 20.9cm)

Aquarel medium-size frame filler signed A. Hitler in script, not dated, circa 1910-1912 of the Vienna Period.

This painting depicts the Old Waterway in the old section of Vienna. There is a significant amount of cross-hatch shading marking some of Hitler's later Vienna work. The detail is outstanding throughout.

This painting is accompanied by the original Peter Jahn provenance statement of authenticity dated May, 1972, Vienna. Peter Jahn worked for Hitler, relocating his paintings prior to the outbreak of WWII. The article referenced at the top of the page describes Peter Jahn's significance as an authority on Hitler artworks.

This exact painting is pictured and described on page 132 as figure 184 in Adolf Hitler: The Unknown Artist by Billy Price (1984).

"Germania" (25.6cm by 45.2cm)

This is a Vienna Opera House Figure Study, rendered in red pencil, signed Hitler Adolf.

This sketch is contemporary with several similar figure studies dated to 1912 shown in Billy Price's Adolf Hitler: The Unknown Artist on page 135 (Figure 196) and page 163 (Figure 326). That drawing is also shown signed with the reversed name.

This sketch is accompanied by an original NSDAP signed letter describing the art as a red pencil sketch titled "Germania" as the art of Adolf Hitler, rendered in 1912.

This is a very rare piece of Hitler art, in that he disliked figure studies, as he was not particularly adept at rendering animate objects with any degree of accuracy. This inability to dra w the human form is one of the primary reasons he was rejected from acceptance to the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts, having failed his test drawings -- virtually all of them figure studies.

This painting is framed.

Vienna Opera House (24.5cm by 30cm)

Aquarel watercolor of the corner of the Old Vienna Opera House signed A. Hitler.

This was one of Hitler's favored subjects, as there are several examples extant of the subject building, from several different perspectives. Several paintings are shown in Billy Price's Adolf Hitler: The Unknown Artist, including this exact painting (page 135, Figure 195). The painting is not dated, however attributed to 1911.

This painting is framed.

Old City Gate (14.5cm by 21cm)

Aquarel watercolor of the old city gate in Deutsche-Altenburg, Austria signed A. Hitler.

This painting is pictured and described in Price's book, op cit page 128, Figure 162. It is attributed to the 1910-1912 period.

It is accompanied by a photograph of the original Peter Jahn authentication dated 24 March 1975, describing this particular painting. The original authentication may be behind the mat, as this painting is framed.

The Gloriette Gardens at Schloß Schönbrunn
(34.8cm by 45cm)

Aquarel watercolor of a portion of the Schloß Schönbrunn, a rendition of the Gloriette at the palace in Vienna, Austria initialed A. H. Hitler was documented as painting the Gloriette while is was living in the hostel at Wurlitzergasse, selling the paintings to a nearby picture framer, probably Morgenstern. As this painting is numbered "17", it was most likely painted in early 1909, while he was still in a partnership with Hanisch, who sold Hitler's paintings in exchange for a portion of the profits. Just after the break-up of the partnership (which resulted in the arrest of Hansch for embezzlement), Hitler moved into the Mendemannstrasse hostel.

This painting was acquired directly from Peter Jahn many years ago.

This exact painting is described on pages 161-162 of The Linz File by Charles de Jaeger, described to the author by Peter Jahn as: "He [Hitler] also told Peter Jahn that he painted simply to earn a living and never regarded himself as an artist; his natural bent was for architectural design. This is apparent in the detail Hitler gives to buildings in his pictures -- especially noticeable, according to Peter Jahn in Hitler's watercolour of the Gloriette summerhouse in the gardens of the palace at Schönbrunn, summer seat of the Austrian emperors. Hitler painted it while he was living at Wurlitzergasse and sold it to a picture-framer in a nearby street. It was common practice at the time to offset a frame that was in the window for sale by putting a pleasant landscape picture inside it, and this particular one was used over and over again. It had remained with the picture-framer's family until discovered by Peter Jahn."

This painting is from his late 1908 to early 1909 period.

The painting is permanently mounted on a 38.5cm by 49.8cm carrier. This was common for frame fillers as are the markings indicating the framing area, seen on the face. There are traces of an old penciled notation on the face too faint to read.

Sailboat at sunset. (9.0 cm by 14.0 cm)

Aquarel postal initialed "AH" and dated "08" of the Vienna period.

This postcard depicts a sailboat towing a small boat on a body of water. The art is rendered in shades of purple and orange, suggesting a sunset scene, in a portrait orientation.

The postcard was mailed to Kaethe Hoessrich in Nierstein. The postmark is dated 09.17.08, indicating it was mailed from Frankfurt a. Main on September 17th, 1908. There is a correspondence in German, written in pencil, rendered in Sütterlin script on the reverse of the postcard.

Castle Battlements (40.5cm by 27.5cm approximately)

This is a highly detailed painting of an unidentified castle and embattled crenellated walls and towers.

The painting is signed A. Hitler and dated 1910

This painting is framed.

Country Road. (14.4 cm by 9.4 cm)

Aquarel postal signed "Adolf Hitler" and dated "07" of the Vienna period.

This card depicts a country road to Linz in a landscape orientation. Originally intended as a postal, it was never mailed. Hitler apparently never outgrew his fascination for painting and sketching the city of Linz. Frau Traudl Junge recalled he did "countless sketches" of Linz.

Farmlands. (14.4 cm by 9.3 cm)

Aquarel postal initialed "AH" and numbered 23/6 and postmark dated "5.9.07" of the Vienna period.

This card depicts a view of farmlands and a distant church spire on the road to Linz in a landscape orientation. Originally intended as a postal, it was mailed to Kaethe Hoessrich. The stamp is absent. Hitler apparently never outgrew his fascination for painting and sketching the city of Linz. Frau Traudl Junge recalled he did "countless sketches" of Linz.

House with Chimneys. (14.4 cm by 9.5 cm)

Aquarel postal initialed "AH" and numbered 23/10 and intended as a postal card of the Vienna period (approximately 1907).

This card depicts a house, probably in Linz in a landscape orientation. Originally intended as a postal, it was never mailed.

Lake Scene. (14.1 cm by 9.7 cm)

Aquarel postal initialed "AH" and intended as a postal card of the Vienna period (approximately 1907).

This painting depicts a water inlet, with a single sailing ship, a church and several other buildings by a lake in a portrait orientation, occupying the upper third of the front of the card. Originally intended as a postal, it was never mailed.

Gr. Breitenbach. (14.4 cm by 9.5 cm)

Aquarel postal initialed "AH" and intended as a postal card of the Vienna period (approximately 1907).

This card depicts a wooded scene, occupying the upper quarter of the front of the card in a portrait orientation. Originally intended as a postal, it was never mailed.

Weather Witch. (14.2 cm by 9.2 cm)

Pen and Ink postal initialed "AH" and intended as a postal card of the Vienna period (approximately 1907-1908).

This drawing depicts a witch hag riding a broom weathervane in a portrait orientation, occupying the upper quarter of the front of the card. Originally intended as a postal, it was never mailed.

It is interesting to note the optical illusion of the letters on the vane "N-O-W-S (Nort - Ost -West - Sud) that make the letters "O" and "W" reverse perspective depending on the orientation of the observer. The correct view is looking at the vane from below and not above.

Hundwiese Farmhouse. (14.4 by 9.5cm)

Aquarel postal signed "A. Hitler" and titled in Hitler's hand of the Vienna Period. Intended as a postal, mailed to Kaethe Hössrich in Bad Petersthal in 1907 with a dated Frankfurt a. Main postmark.

This painting depicts a farmhouse on a dirt road and is titled "Hundwiese" and rendered in a landscape orientation. There is a correspondence in German, written in pencil, rendered in Sütterlin script on the reverse of the postcard.

Gruss aus Bingen overlook. 14.4 cm by 9.5 cm)

Aquarel postal initialed "AH" of the Vienna period. Intended as postal, mailed to Kaethe Hoessrich in Frankfurt am Main from Bingen

This painting depicts the town Gruss aus Bingen viewed from a nearby hill. Titled on back of card "Gruss aus Bingen" it is rendered in a landscape orientation. There is a correspondence in German, written in pencil, rendered in Sütterlin script on the reverse of the postcard.

Sailboats. (5.0 cm by 3.0 cm)

Pen and ink finished in watercolor miniature signed "A. Hitler". The period is indeterminate, most probably the Vienna period.

This tiny postage stamp sized painting depicts several sailboats tacking across a lake in a landscape orientation. Peter Jahn recalls "Hitler had varied his painting techniques, sometimes adopting the style of a miniaturist."

Mounted with archival hinge, UV resistant glass, with acid-free matting in a museum quality frame.

Church Spire.
(18.7 cm by 12.6 cm)
Aquarel frame filler initialed "AH" of the Vienna period.

This painting depicts a church bell tower in a portrait orientation. The figures in the foreground are indistinct and rendered with his typical casual disregard for figures. Rendered on pasteboard stock. Hitler usually painted in a traditional style: "His typical landscapes, city scenes and still lifes all clearly indicate how completely he was captivated by conventional forms of expression." And "His intense fascination with architecture was reflected in his numerous drawings of houses, churches, public buildings and city scenes."

Town Gate. (14.0 cm by 20.5 cm)

Aquarel frame filler signed "A. Hitler" of the Vienna period.

This painting depicts an 18th Century town gate (Anno Domini 1736) rendered in pale greens and browns in a portrait orientation. The painting is on its original cardboard (pasteboard) mounting, suggesting it may have been used to sell a number of frames.<

This painting is pictured and described in Treasure Trove: The Looting of the Third Reich on page 116.

Church at Dawn.
(21.0 cm by 10.0 cm)
Aquarel frame filler initialed "AH" of the Vienna period.

This painting depicts a snow covered church at dawn in a landscape orientation. The figures in the foreground are indistinct and rendered with his typical casual disregard for figures. Rendered on pasteboard stock. Hitler usually painted in a traditional style: "His typical landscapes, city scenes and still lifes all clearly indicate how completely he was captivated by conventional forms of expression." And "His intense fascination with architecture was reflected in his numerous drawings of houses, churches, public buildings and city scenes."

Linz landscape. (34.0 cm by 25.0 cm)

A pencil on linen textured paper sketch signed "Adolf Hitler" and dated "1908" of the Vienna period.

This drawing depicts the skyline of Linz, as viewed from the Urfahr suburbs across the Danube River in a landscape orientation. The bridge, castle, and cathedral, as well as other prominent landmarks of the time are drawn in excellent detail. This particular scene, from this vantage point is described: "Although Linz resembled a large market town with seven or eight stately buildings to testify to its medieval magnificence, it was the cultural center of Upper Austria. A bridge across the Danube led to the suburb of Urfahr, which lay in the shadow of a small mountain called the Postlingberg. From the mountaintop there unfolded a wonderful panorama of the city and the surrounding plains. It was a view that the young dilettante [Hitler] especially admired." And, "A handful of his architectural drawings made at that time have survived, and they show that he was capable of extraordinarily bold designs...."

Further, in a 1908 letter from Adolf Hitler to a friend, Gustl Kubizek, he asks ".... Would you be so good as to buy for me a copy of "Guide to the Danube City of Linz," not the Wöhrl, but the actual Linz one published by Krakowitzer. On the cover there is a picture of a girl from Linz, and in the background there is Linz seen from the Danube with the bridge and the castle...."

Payne speculates from this letter that Hitler was continuing to work on his plans for the reconstruction of Linz, and that Hitler continued to maintain an interest in this city enough to spend 60 Kronen for this guidebook, not an insignificant sum of money in those early days.

This particular drawing was acquired in its original frame, mat, and glass. In order to preserve it from any further deterioration, it has been remounted, hinged, matted and framed with museum-quality, acid-free, UV resistant materials

Millhouse.
(11.3 cm by 9.2 cm)
Aquarel frame filler initialed "AH" of the Vienna period.

This painting depicts a millhouse with a waterwheel in a landscape orientation. The figure in the foreground is indistinct and rendered with his typical casual disregard for figures, rendered on postcard stock. Hitler usually painted in a traditional style: "His typical landscapes, city scenes and still lifes all clearly indicate how completely he was captivated by conventional forms of expression." And "His intense fascination with architecture was reflected in his numerous drawings of houses, churches, public buildings and city scenes."

Still Life with Flowers.
(20.8 cm by 22.4 cm)
Aquarel double-sided frame filler signed A. Hitler of the very early Vienna period.

This painting depicts a red flowering plant in a plain vase on one side and a still life with fruit on the reverse. Only the side with the flower is signed.

This painting was originally intended as a generic frame filler with differing colors and subject matter used to fill the empty portion of a frame in order to enhance its appearance. The flower painting is predominantly green, brown, and red. The fruit uses yellows and oranges and a buff and off-white background.

This has a very early block letter A. HiTLER style signature with a fully formed "E" and all capital letters, except for the "i". This signature is most similar to and consistent with the one which is dated 1904 and depicted on page 21 of Adolf Hiter: The Unknown Artist, by Billy Price.

This painting has been pH buffered and ultrasonically encapsulated with argon gas in a UV protective inert sleeve.

The condition is near excellent with some minor signs of handling. There are several small holes at the corners from tacks used to hold it in place in a number of frames.

Ruins with Arches.
(15.8 cm by 11.0 cm)
Pen and Ink book illustration end paper initialed A.H. of the very early Vienna period.

This drawing depicts a party of explorers examining a site with very old ruins.

This drawing was applied to page of a book measuring 7-1/4 by 4-5/8 inches. The ruins appear to be medieval, and the explorers dressed in a style of the 17th century. The figures are typically minimal and out of proportion with the scene, a consistent issue with most of Hitler's art. The architectural details are far more precisely rendered. The cloudy sky and flock of birds show very minimal detail.

This has a very early block letter A. H. style initials are typical of a number of examples of Hitler's art dating from 1905 to 1912.

This drawing has been pH buffered and ultrasonically encapsulated with argon gas in a UV protective inert sleeve.

The condition is near excellent with some minor signs of handling. There is some wrinkling from paste when it was mounted on the book page.

Bridge with Towers.
(27.5 cm by 22.3 cm)
Pen and Ink illustration signed A.Hitler and titled Brücke of the Vienna period.

This drawing depicts a stone bridge with towers.

This drawing was rendered as a pen and ink study, it was not intended to a watercolor. The figures are typically minimal and out of proportion with the scene, a consistent issue with most of Hitler's art. The architectural details are far more precisely rendered. The cloudy sky and trees show very minimal detail.

Flower Blossom Study.
(18.2 cm by 11.7 cm)
Pen and Ink Water Color illustration book end paper initialed A.H. of the early Vienna period.

This drawing depicts three flowers in blossom with leaves in a still life style study.

This drawing was applied to page of a book measuring 7-1/4 by 4-5/8 inches. This appears to have been an assignment to detail the various views and profiles of the plant and foliage, probably school work.

The signature style is consistent with those of the 1910-1914 era.

This drawing has been pH buffered and ultrasonically encapsulated with argon gas in a UV protective inert sleeve.

The condition is near excellent with some minor signs of handling. There is some wrinkling from paste when it was mounted on the book page.

Flowers with Roots.
(18.2 cm by 11.7 cm)
Pen and Ink Water Color illustration book end paper signed A.Hitler of the early Vienna period.

This drawing depicts a flower in bud and bloom with attached roots in a botanical style study.

This drawing was applied to page of a book measuring 7-1/4 by 4-5/8 inches. This appears to have been an assignment to detail the various aspects of the plant and foliage, probably school work.

The signature style is consistent with those of the 1910-1914 era.

This drawing has been pH buffered and ultrasonically encapsulated with argon gas in a UV protective inert sleeve.

The condition is near excellent with some minor signs of handling. There is some wrinkling from paste when it was mounted on the book page.

Still Life With Bottle and Fruit.
(38.2 cm by 48.5 cm)
Charcoal and Chalk drawing initialed A.H. of the early Vienna period.

This drawing depicts corn ears, fruits, and rush covered wine bottle still life style study.

This drawing was applied to light weight textured art paper measuring 15-1/8 by 19-1/8 inches.

The signature style is consistent with those of the 1908-1909 era.

This drawing has been pH buffered and ultrasonically encapsulated with argon gas in a UV protective inert sleeve.

The condition is generally good to very good with some minor signs of handling, edge wear and a couple of small tears at the edges which would covered with proper matting without significant loss of content.

Moody Sky.
(14.6 cm by 9.5 cm)
Aquarel postal initialed AH of the Vienna period.

This painting depicts a moody, cloudy mountain skyline in subdued blues and purples on sepia-colored, thick postcard stock. In most of his work, Hitler is well known for his propensity to depict the sky as a roiling -- almost living -- entity. His work was heavily influenced by Rudolf von Alt, "...a prominent watercolorist of the late 19th century, was one of Hitler's favorites: "my teacher," as he said. He adopted Alt's preference for realistic, detailed scenes done in delicate tones, and precisely copied Alt's typically cloudy skies."

It was originally intended as a postal card, but was never mailed. The subject covers the upper half of the card in a landscape orientation.

This painting has been pH buffered and ultrasonically encapsulated in a museum quality frame.

Country road (landscape).

(14.4 cm by 9.4 cm)

Aquarel postal signed " Adolf Hitler" of the Vienna period. Intended as postal but not mailed. The back of the painting is unmarked.

This painting is rendered in bright colors, depicting a rail fence along a country road in a landscape orientation.

This painting has been pH buffered and ultrasonically encapsulated.

Steeple Study. (8.7 cm by 9.8 cm)

Aquarel frame filler signed "A. Hitler" of the Vienna period.

This sepia-toned architectural study depicts a spire of a church framed by trees rendered in Hitler's typical dappled manner in a portrait orientation. Peter Jahn recalls Hitler favored church views, as they were particularly easy to sell.

Jahn also remembered that Hitler used to sell church paintings to wedding parties outside the church.

This painting has been pH buffered and ultrasonically encapsulated in a museum quality frame.

Rolling Hills.
(24.6 cm by 19.0 cm)
Aquarel postal initialed AH and numbered 4/16 of the Vienna period.

This painting depicts a roiled, cloudy mountain skyline in turmoiled blues and purples on sepia-colored stock. In most of his work, Hitler is well known for his propensity to depict the sky as a roiling -- almost living -- entity. This work appears to be from very early in his career as an artist, and shows his experimentation with various styles of sky treatments. Compare with A1 and A12, above.

It was intended3as a frame filler, and it has faint marks at the extreme edges where it was once framed. There are four tiny holes from tacks at the corners.

This painting has been pH buffered and ultrasonically encapsulated in a museum quality frame.

The Old Building in Stand of Trees.
(Approximately 18.4cm x 24.3 cm. (7-1/4 inches by 9-9/16 inches)

Aquarel signed "A Hitler" and dated "1909" of the Vienna period in a landscape orientation.

This is a view of an old building -- most probably a church, there is a spire with a cross at the right) near Linz, Austria. rendered in a landscape orientation.

White Orchids. (24 x 29 cm)

Aquarel on gray paper signed "A Hitler" of the Munich period in a portrait orientation, double matted and framed under glass.

This is a rare rendition of orchids. When painting flowers, Hitler tended to prefer painting carnations. This was probably a specifically commissioned artwork

There is little doubt this is one of the Munich paintings, since Hitler did not paint during 1913 prior to his move to Munich. Munich paintings are much rarer than Vienna paintings, as Hitler was not inclined to actively seek them out in his search of his old works. He spent a little more than a year painting -- from May 1913 to August 1914 -- before he volunteered for the Bavarian military service.

The St. Charles Church. (Approximately 10.8cm x 16 cm. (4-1/4 inches by 6-3/8 inches))

Aquarel signed "A Hitler" and dated "1914" of the Munich period in a portrait orientation. This is a miniature painting (rarely seen) with an actual painted area measuring 4.9cm by 6.9cm

This is a view of Karlskirche (St. Charles Church), in Vienna Austria rendered in a portrait orientation.

This is one of several paintings that was presented to Professor Gerdy Troost when she was Hitler's personal secretary. It has a 1914 dated signature and identification of the scene on the front and an undated 1930s period signature in pencil with Gerdy Troost property stamp on the back. The signature is faint, but legible.

The Country Church.
(Approximately 24cm x 41.5cm. (9-1/2 inches by 12-1/2 inches) mounted in the original Morgenstern frame)

Aquarel signed "A Hitler" and dated "1914" of the Munich period in a portrait orientation. This painting is mounted on a Morgenstern stamped pasteboard carrier and framed in its original Morgenstern stamped ebony and gilt frame.

This is a view of an unidentified country church in heavy woods (most likely in the Munich, Bavaria area) rendered in a portrait orientation.

The Rotterdam Cathedral. (31.6 x 42.1 cm)

Aquarel signed "A Hitler" and dated "1913" of the Munich period in a portrait orientation. Original mounting on cardboard, a small tear, repaired long ago, approximately 12 cm from the bottom, 11 cm in from the left edge, and 4 cm long. It is barely noticeable to the unaided eye and does not detract. There is evidence of framing on the mat, and at the very edges of the painting.

This is a view of the Rotterdam Cathedral rendered in a portrait orientation, showing the streets bustling with early morning activity. It was most likely painted in München after May 26th, 1913, when Hitler moved into the Josef Popp residence at 34/III Schleissheimerstrasse.

Frau Popp in an interview several years later recalled "He began his painting straight away and stuck to his work for hours. In a couple of days I saw two lovely pictures finished and lying on the table, one of the cathedral and the other of the Theatinerkirche. After that my lodger [Hitler] used to go out early of a morning with his portfolio under his arm in search of customers."

The Munich Opera House.
(Approximately 28cm x 41 cm. 25 inches by 19-3/4 inches framed)

Aquarel signed "A Hitler" and dated "1914" of the Munich period in a landscape orientation.

This is a view of the München Hoftheater (Munich Operahouse) rendered in a landscape orientation, showing the Opera House just after a rainstorm. It was painted in München in the first half of 1914, when Hitler lived the Josef Popp residence at 34/III Schleissheimerstrasse.

Munich paintings are much rarer than Vienna paintings, as Hitler was not inclined to actively seek them out in his search of his old works. He spent a little more than a year painting -- from May 1913 to August 1914 -- before he volunteered for the Bavarian military service. Museum hinged, double matted, and mounted with acid-free materials and behind UV resistant Plexiglas in an antiqued gilt frame.

Munchen Siegestor Siegestor (Munich Victory Gate)
(25cm by 34cm)

Aquarel watercolor of the Arch of Triumph in Munich, Germany signed A. Hitler, dated and titled in Hitler's hand. It is accompanied by a Peter Jahn authentication dated 16 July 1974. In the authentication, Jahn states that this particular monument held a special symbolic significance to Hitler.

Like all the Munich period paintings, this was painted in the latter part of the year.

For those who think Hitler was not particularly talented in rendering architectural designs, compare the painting from 1913 with a postcard of the same scene at the identical angle taken in 1980, below the painting.

Die neue Hermannsmühle (11.1cm by 12.4cm)

Aquarel titled "The Hermann's New Millhouse" signed Adolf Hitler and dated 1913 at the lower right. It is also named in Hitler's handwriting at the lower left.

This is a small frame filler of a millhouse and waterwheel. Mills and waterwheels were the source of several of Hitler's earlier works (compare with A4, above).

This one was painted in the later part of 1913 in Munich.

This painting is accompanied by an original signed WWII letter on NSDAP letterhead, which names the painting and describes it as a watercolor picture painted by the Führer and Reichskanzler Adolf Hitler in the year 1913 and shows the title and how it is signed and dated. This appears to be some sort of inventory document. The painting itself is numbered in pencil on the back with the number "236".

Hitler paintings with original Third Reich paperwork are extremely rare.

Hitler Aquarelle of World War I

This folio contains seven quality prints of WWI period Hitler watercolors rendered between 1914 and 1917. There is also a commentary and description of the art.

The condition of the prints is virtually immaculate. The folio cover however has some very minor soiling from age. There is a small notation of the name of the soldier who captured the folio on the title page. The prints still retain the onionskin coverings with the titles of each work. They have never been framed or mounted. The prints measure approximately 8-1/2 by 11-1/2 inches. This book is in better condition than the generally seen. Some of the foldover interior retainers have splits along the seams, nothing that impacts the content.

Hitler Aquarelle of World War I

This folio contains seven quality prints of WWI period Hitler watercolors rendered between 1914 and 1917. There is also a commentary and description of the art.

This is the Hoffmann produced set with the complete commentary included.

The condition of the prints is virtually immaculate. The folio cover however has some very minor soiling, corner bumps and a minor tear on the back corner paper from age. The prints still retain the onionskin coverings with the titles of each work. They have never been framed or mounted. The prints measure approximately 8-1/2 by 11-1/2 inches. This book is in superior condition, excepting the exterior cover details as described above. The onion skins and interior show some minor foxing.

Hitler Aquarelle of World War I

This folio contains seven quality prints of WWI period Hitler watercolors rendered between 1914 and 1917.

This is a very high quality Limited Edition post-WWII production of the original Christmas 1937 the Baldur von Schirach produced set with the title page and individually matted prints. Please note: this is NOT the original 1937 set, and it is being offered at a fraction of the price of the original.

The condition of the prints and wood-grained cover is virtually immaculate. The prints do not have the onionskin coverings with the titles of each work as seen in the Hoffmann set. They have labeled removable cover mats. They have never been framed or mounted. The prints measure approximately 8-1/2 by 11-1/2 inches. This book is in outstanding near-mint condition.

The Trail

This is an aquarel. pen and ink finished in watercolor signed "A. Hitler" and dated "1916". It measures 23.0cm by 26.5cm. The frame measures 32cm by 37cm (12-1//2 by 14-3/4 inches)

The painting depicts a battlefield, with war-torn trees on each side of a heavily shelled road. It is rendered in a landscape orientation. It has the original WWI period frame, crafted by Morgenstern. There is a certificate of authenticity from Peter Jahn picturing the painting and documented in German, dated 22 August 1985.

It is pictured and described in Treasure Trove: The Looting of the Third Reich on page 125.

Tank Battleground

This is an aquarel. pen and ink finished in watercolor signed "A. Hitler" and dated "1916". It measures (approximately) 34.5cm by 21.5cm. The frame measures 38.5cm by 26cm (15-1/2 by 10-1/2 inches)

The painting depicts a pair of German tanks under smoke-filled sky, with war-torn trees on each side of a heavily shelled road. It is rendered in a landscape orientation. It has an old post-war period frame.

Tank Patrol

This is an aquarel. pen and ink finished in watercolor signed "A. Hitler" and dated "1917". It measures (approximately) 26cm by 31cm. The frame measures 31.5cm by 36.5cm (12-1/2 by 14-3/8 inches)

The painting depicts a German tank followed by a partial squad of soldiers advancing through a war-torn town, with war-torn trees on each side of a heavily shelled road. It is rendered in a landscape orientation. It has an old post-war period frame.

Armored Car Attack

This is an aquarel. pen and ink finished in watercolor signed "A. Hitler" and dated "1916". It measures (approximately) 27cm by 18cm. The frame measures 37.5cm by 27cm (14-7/8 by 10-1/4 inches)

The painting depicts a French armored car under attack by German forces. It is rendered in a landscape orientation. It has an old post-war period frame.

Destroyed Building with Archway

This is an aquarel. pen and ink finished in watercolor signed "A. Hitler" and undated with handwritten German caption. It measures (approximately) 33cm by 25cm. The frame measures 50.5cm by 40.5cm (20 by 16 inches)

The painting depicts a destroyed building with an archway still intact. It is rendered in a landscape orientation. It has an old post-war period frame.

Destroyed Town of Ypres

This is an aquarel. pen and ink finished in watercolor signed "A. Hitler" and dated "1916" with handwritten German caption identifying the location as Ypres. It measures (approximately) 33cm by 25cm. The frame measures 50.5cm by 40.5cm (20 by 16 inches)

The painting depicts the destroyed buildings and shell pocked road through the French town of Ypres. It is rendered in a landscape orientation. It has an old post-war period frame.

Destroyed Tank

This is an aquarel. pen and ink finished in watercolor signed "A. Hitler" and dated "1916". It measures (approximately) 22.5cm by 17.5cm. The frame measures 26cm by 21cm (10-1/4 by 8-3/8 inches)

The painting depicts a destroyed German tank and artillery on the battlefield. It is rendered in a landscape orientation. It has an old post-war period frame.

Smoking Tank

This is an aquarel. pen and ink finished in watercolor signed "A. Hitler" and dated "1916". It measures (approximately) 21cm by 16cm. The frame measures 27cm by 22cm (10-3/4 by 8-5/8 inches)

The painting depicts a destroyed German tank still smoking on the battlefield. It is rendered in a landscape orientation. It has an old post-war period frame.

Road to No Man's Land

This is an aquarel. pen and ink finished in watercolor signed "A. Hitler" and dated "1916". It measures (approximately) 17.5cm by 20cm. The frame measures 23.5cm by 26cm (9-1/4 by 10-1/4 inches)

The painting depicts a muddy road leading to the battlefield. It is rendered in a portrait orientation. It has an old post-war period frame.

Battlefield Wall
This is an aquarel. pen and ink finished in watercolor signed "A. Hitler" and dated "1918". It measures (approximately) 28.5cm by 20.5cm. The frame measures 29.5cm by 21.5cm (11-5/8 by 8-1/2 inches)

The painting depicts a German soldier on a road behind a wall overlooking a battlefield. It is rendered in a landscape orientation. It has an old post-war period frame.

War Torn Town

This is an aquarel. pen and ink finished in watercolor signed "A. Hitler" and dated "1918". It measures (approximately) 28cm by 20.5cm. The frame measures 30cm by 22cm (11-3/4 by 8-3/4 inches)

The painting depicts a German soldier wearing a trench coat on a road in a destroyed French town. It is rendered in a landscape orientation. It has an old post-war period frame.

The glass is broken in the frame, apparent in the images.

München Strassenbahn (approximately 29cm by 32cm)

Aquarel titled "München Straßenbahn" signed A Hitler

This painting is accompanied by an original signed expertise, written in German by G. Prof. Dr. August Priesack of the Zeitgeshichte-Archiv in Munich. He dates the painting to 1925, based on architecture and the history of the straßenbahn in the area. He identifies the buildings as the Alter Rathaus, by the Nueue Rathaus, the Peterskirche, to the left the Helig Geistkirche, and other buildings in the vicinity. There is some discussion of the straßenbahn as well. The expertise is dated 1983.

Hitler paintings with German Historical Archives paperwork are very rare.

The Basler Gate.
(32 cm by 46 cm) Oil signed "Adolf Hitler" and dated "1933" of the late period.

This painting depicts the Basler Gate and surrounding area. There is a period printed description and dedication a label on the back. There is a full signature and date at the bottom right.

Hitler very seldom worked in oils, preferring to use watercolor. There are very few existing examples of his oils, especially from this late period.

Tea Kitchen.
(25.0 cm by 34.0 cm) Aquarel initialed "AH" of the late period.

This painting depicts the Tea Kitchen of the Kehlstein in a landscape orientation. Part of the storyboard set. Details similar to A38, above. Annotated on the back of the painting by Hitler.

Sitting Room. (25 cm by 34 cm)

Aquarel initialed AH and numbered "32/23" of the late period. Part of the Bormann storyboard. Labeled on back in Hitler's handwriting.

The painting depicts the Sitting Room of the Kehlstein, codenamed Der Adlerhorst (Eagle's Nest) Obersalzberg, Berchtesgaden, Germany, near the Austrian border, as viewed from the center of the room rendered in a landscape orientation. There are tack holes in all four corners.

A period photograph of the sitting room, taken in May of 1945, shows the same room occupied by US GIs of the 506th PIR, 101 A/B. The photo clearly shows the table, chair, and a portion of the couch, very similar in design to those shown in the painting.

Hitler was known for designing his own furnishings, frequently providing sketches and paintings to his staff so they could be created for him.

Informal dining room. (25.0cm by 34.0cm)

Aquarel initialed "AH" of the late period. Landscape orientation. Details similar to A37. Part of the storyboard set. Annotated on the back of the painting by Hitler.

Informal dining room. (25.0cm by 34.0cm)

Aquarel initialed "AH" of the late period. Landscape orientation. Details similar to A37. Part of the storyboard set. Annotated on the back of the painting by Hitler.

Akira 石田彰 in harry potter

2008-04-11T14:26:00.001+08:00

A part of Harry Potter (Chamber of Secrets), in Japanese. Tom Riddle voiced by Akira Ishida!!!

2008-03-31T22:21:00.008+08:00

I enjoy living where I currently am!

2008-03-28T23:05:00.007+08:00

1st 3 photos are quite long time ago already; my birthday presents

From Aunt Janette,candle holders which looks like bird cage
;pink: for my younger sis., yellow: mine
*Mine seems to be giraffe spots! :D

BLEACH Figurines, from H.N, W.X & H.M. Love them!

Beads, from S.J.
Box: bought it myself
*Both from Daiso (I love Daiso!)

Cards: 1 from H.n & W.X, ano. from X.Y
Magnet also from X.Y

Random Flower(@ a church near X.Y's, City Harvest Church if I'm not wrong)

2008-03-28T22:43:00.005+08:00

(26 March) Birthday Present for Hui Min:

"Damn CUTE, I want to keep it for myself!"

Miniature(It's Random & got egg series...)
& I bought that miniature table from Daiso,
then stick those tiny stuff using "Bluetack" on it...(:

Another 1, for Aunt Janette:

It's also miniature & random types(I got Japanese Food...)

Kawaii des! (Jap, It's CUTE!)

OMG, I've developed a new hobby:
Collecting/making Dollhouse Miniatures!
If I keep collecting from 'HOBBY' shop, it would be an expensive hobby.
Thus, best way is to make those stuff myself...?
From...wadeva i could use (Polymer Clay is my fav.! Btw, bought from Daiso too!)

2008-03-22T18:43:00.005+08:00

!NO JOKES... ...

THEY ARE CAKES!!!

Amazing huh?!

2008-03-20T23:24:00.005+08:00

Quite long time ago already... ... :

I made it!
Should be Almond Biscuits la... ...But have not cut yet,
looks like bread!

Ate this stick of ... ...

2008-03-11T20:37:00.003+08:00

I saw these two pictures when browsing the net... ...
I almost exploded with laughter!!!
continue>>>

The user says:

"I saw this guy walking by as I was walking down Omotesando-dori, I didn't notice him until he was passing me. I chased him down and ask to take his photo, he was kind enough to let me.

After taking the photo I went to shake his hand and say, "Domo". He grabbed my hand and placed it on one of his fake plastic boobs. Then he proceded to call me, "Sukebe".

Sukebe means pervert in Japanese. What a fuckin' character.

photo taken: 6/2001"

Taken by another Flicker. Nice hat!

2008-03-02T21:39:00.006+08:00

Treaty of Versailles (Some Sources)

A Punitive Treaty

Not stern, but actually punitive.... The real crime is the reparations and indemnity chapter, which is immoral and senseless. There is not a single person among the younger people here who is not unhappy and disappointed at the terms. The only people who approve are the old fire-eaters.

Harold Nicolson, Letter to his father, quoted in his Diary (8 June 1919)

Nicolson was a British delegate at Versailles

A Protest

Had a talk with Barnes [one of the British officials]. In his view the villain of the Treaty was Wilson, who had proved himself to be anything but a strong man, and a child in the hands of Clemenceau, who, as Barnes put it, 'could buy him at one end of the street and sell him at the other'.... Barnes had written several times to the PM protesting about the terms of the Peace Treaty especially the Reparation Clauses..

Thomas Jones, Whltehall Diary (2 July 1919)

Jones was Assistant Secretary in the War Cabinet

Disgusted

We are all so disgusted with the peace that we have ceased to discuss it.

Beatrice Webb, a famous Socialist writer and historian (1919)

Nothing

It is not statesmanship. It is not business. It is not common sense. It is not the clean Peace by which I always meant, and other people meant, to end war with the war.

HH Asquith, former Prime Minister, campaigning for election in 1920

Stern but just'

The terms are in many respects terrible terms to impose upon a country. Terrible were the deeds which it requites... Germany not merely provoked, but planned the most devastating war the earth has ever seen... She deliberately embarked upon it, not to defend herself against assailants, but to aggrandise herself at the expense of her neighbours. I cannot think of a worse crime.

[The aim of the Treaty is] to compel Germany, in so far as it is in her power, to restore, to repair and to redress. Yes, and to take every possible precaution of every kind that is in our power against the recurrence of another such crime - to make such an example as will discourage ambitious peoples from ever attempting to repeat the infamy.

Lloyd George, speaking in Parliament (3 July 1919).

A German Comment

The Treaties were never given a chance by the miscellaneous and unimpressive array of second-rate statesmen who have handled them for the past 15 years.... The failure of a great deal of what is best and noblest in the Treaties has been entirely due to the fact that there has been no will-power or steady resolve behind their execution...

All of [the 1919 peacemakers] would be especially shocked at the spectacle of the great democratic countries, which in 1919 commanded universal respect, now shivering and begging for peace on the door-step of two European dictators.

David Lloyd George, Memoirs of the Peace Treaty (1938).

2008-02-16T23:35:00.014+08:00

Hee hee... ...This time about DORAEMON!
*Hui Min if you see this, you'll LOVE it!

Doraemon Kite... ..."'-_-

Don't know it's a snow or sand Doraemon sculpture... ...

Sectional view of Doraemon... ...WAH!

(:
New Year Series: v

Ahhh... ...I LOVE THIS! DORAEMON CONVERSE SHOES!!!

Chalk の Doraemon... ...

This is in Chinese; Doraemon's facial expressions

Make a 3D Doraemon using paper, maybe you can try it?

So colorful... ...

Heehee... ...Doraemon's butt!

I find this pic. so CUTE, with the angel bunny!>v< (No offence W.X. :D )

OK... ... a Doraemon sign on streets, not bad!
However, why is there a naked man!!!Spoiler! D:

Doraemon train in Japan!.

Doraemon bus in Japan

WOW... ...Doraemon cake, I only like that heart-shaped eyes that 1.

Doraemon in Japanese food... ...

A pile of Doraemon stuffed toys!

Rubbish Bin. Doraemon is eating rubbish!

The movies in these years.

I like this pic. because i love snow!

2008-02-15T18:55:00.013+08:00

This part is about the MASCOT of BLEACH: KON-

King
Of
NewYork

(some pictures)v

A bite from Yachiru...haha

Model image.

Kenpachi Zaraki,KON ver.!

This 1 is Chibi type, very cute!

KON looking up Rukia Kuchiki's skirt... ...

"Nice Angle"

I just colored the model image in Photoshop, but i think it's quite ugly.
(My 1st time)

Let learn maths: Kon to the power of 5!

2008-02-08T18:10:00.001+08:00

Class Slogan^

Very sorry, I had been so busy!
HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR!!!
This is the firecracker our class did in the competition of firecrackers.It is the longest amongst all those competitors in our school!

Pearlyn & Hui Fang counted around 871+++ Coke cans(& mixture of other cans near red color)

This is how the back of our class look like, which committee members put up.
Pearlyn & me did the class slogan: "WE ARE A KNOWN DROP, BUT AN UNKNOWN OCEAN" & that water droplet.Beautiful Huh?

Our class mascot:Emperor Rat

2008-01-12T23:32:00.001+08:00

This is so funny, the glass & drink has 2 shadows!

2008-01-12T23:22:00.000+08:00

I bought this Old English Bookman font's stencil on this Friday, in Jurong East Popular bookshop.

Its shadows looks like mystic symbols under sunlight! Beautiful!

2008-01-12T22:59:00.001+08:00

I ate Ichigo today! My sis. arranged them... ...

...cartoonised...

*These Ichigo(s) are not BLEACH that 1 OK?
New word for you: Ichigo-strawberry in Japanese!

2008-01-12T22:42:00.001+08:00

I created this ROSE! Handmade... ...From (you know those) thin wire straps to tie up presents...yup those!

Wah! My hand became so pale under the sunlight!

Cartoonised ver.

Looks like the rose from my pencil holder... ...

With my other roses... ...

2008-01-12T22:29:00.001+08:00

This was a week before.Its CCA Open House for the Sec. 1, I'm in 'Art Club'. Actually we only drew zat 'WELCOME', YF said it was too plain, thus it became like this... ...

2008-01-08T22:21:00.000+08:00

Hitsugaya Toshiro, in memoirs of 2008!

Whah!I completed this long time ago... ...

Finally found a free time to post it...extreme busy these days, even weekends.

I ought to take a break, but Zats impossible!

2008-01-01T18:22:00.000+08:00

This is my 2007 calendar... ...

Now I've changed to a new one, 2008

Peep the insides... ...

Beautiful huh? (:

Have YOU changed to a new one?

2007-12-31T22:26:00.000+08:00

As the clock strikes 12... ...

... ... ... ...

CHEERS!!!

I wish you a "HAPPY NEW YEAR 2008"!!!

But I've not completed my own 2008 artwork, please wait patiently... ...OK??

I'll post it after I've done.

2007-12-31T21:29:00.000+08:00

I saw these unique Bleach paper cuttings online, & thought that they were really funny... So I'd like to share them with you!!

2007-12-31T21:03:00.000+08:00

No wonder many people say that Aizen Sosuke looks like Bae Yong Jun!!!(No offence OK...)

2007-12-30T20:19:00.001+08:00

I did'nt had time to post these photos a few days ago...I'm sry.I knew U are eager to know what were my Christmas presents & what I did on Christmas!Read on:

Baby Saoirse sitting on a toy horse which Uncle Elston gave her...

Uncle John looks great in SANTA's hat!Baby Saosire with Baby Pooh!(from my sis. & me)

Log Cakes!1 of them had rem(alcohol~don't know if spelt like this??), but i forgot which...

Soo...typical scene!(at Aunt Janette & Uncle John's)

Even the channel 8 10p.m. news looked different!

The following pictures are taken in Mount Faber & Orchard Road, I think I reached home around 3.30a.m. on 26 Dec '07. Orchard Road was not available till around 1a.m., hence we went to East Coast & Mt. Faber 1st...

All my Christmas presents:

(clockwise)Christmas card, SPA set, Inuyasha Manga series, Christmas Manga figures keychain, four $10 Gift Vouchers(of Sg Plaza Art shop ba...), Pilot pen(actually had 4) & chocolate(not-in-picture, because i finished that already!)

Christmas card, given by Aunt Janette! TY!

Inuyasha Manga series: book 49-51(Newest!), Given by Aunt Janette!TY!

These SPA set was given by my mum! TY!

2007-12-26T13:29:00.000+08:00

This is for 25th December '07...

2007-12-24T21:35:00.000+08:00

I drew this!Using ink pen...Tried my best...

Un-tonned & Un-coloured...

Renji Abarai & Ichigo Kurosaki

By the way, I did'nt create that ink splash on the top right corner purposely-

I dropped my ink pen by accident...

Anyway I thought it's a nice effect, so i dropped my pen a few times more...=P

2007-11-30T22:14:00.000+08:00

This is Ikkaku Madarame...(In Animes)

His head is compared with a light bulb!!!(By a lot of ppl...)

★☆╯NEW Updates╰! Wah!!!Some other ppl did this:

Became so DISGUSTING instead, & a spoiler to other characters image!

With Ichimaru Gin's hair, oh my Gin!

With Kuchiki Byakuya's hair, ohh Byakuya!!

Yaaa-chhii-ruu??? Erm...

AHhhh...Ulquiorra!No way

Rukia...-_-'''

Chad's hair...okk ba

Renji-ohh-Renji...

Rangiku?! Vomit...

I deny this fact...

Vizard-that Hiyori's hair...

Nooo Way...! Hitsugaya,don't cry!

Not bad huh?>Grimmjow. Ikkaku,U look just like an Arrancar!(Eye Shadows)

Any way I don't really like Aizen Sosuke...

Hanatora's hair, weird!

... dunno wad to say. Vizard-Shinji Hirako's hair

FINE!Shuhei Hisagi, without the 69 tatoo,plaster & scars.

Oo-rri-hii-mme???Arhhh

Finally, I just want to say: "Ikkaku looks better W/O hair!!!"

2007-11-29T21:30:00.000+08:00

Happened to pass by these WONDERFULLY CAPTURED photos....they're amazing!

(: Take a look:

1st 4 from Hidden yet Beautiful,not all parts of face are seen,but all BEAUTIES!!

2007-11-16T22:30:00.000+08:00

JOKES,see if eu understand...

1.一护和露露在静灵廷散步，恰好经过一家饭店。　　

露露赞叹道：“哦！多香啊！" 　　
一护问：“喜欢吗？” 　　

露露含情脉脉的点点头。
一护说：“好吧，我们再从那饭店门前走一次。”

2.恋次终于来到了白哉家中参观，途中不小心把一个花瓶打碎了。　　白哉冷冷地说：“那可是个古董啊！” 　　
恋次听了，松了一口气：“谢天谢地，还好不是新的！”

3.蓝染：“如果山本老头不收回他上午对我说的话，我就离开静灵廷！” 　　
雏森：“他说了什么？” 　　
蓝染：“他让我离开这儿。”

4.花太郎刚进入四番队时十分热心，每天为着病人问长问短。　　
一天他看见一位病人正躺在床上便走过去：“请问你需要什么帮助吗？” 　　病人却只是含糊地发出一些声音。　　
花太郎继续问道，病人还是仍旧发出那句含糊的话，最后病人渐渐地虚弱下去并死了。　　
花太郎很遗憾地把病人地死告诉了卯之花队长。　　
队长让他模仿一遍病人所说的话，他便仔细模仿了一遍. 　　
队长听后说：“我的花太郎啊，他说的是：‘你站在我的氧气管上了！！”

5.山本老头为了显示自己对年轻死神的关心　　
于是突然进入真央灵术院基层食堂　　
在食堂里,他看见（学生时代的）春水和浮竹站在一个大汤锅前,就说:"让我尝尝这汤!" 　　
"可是...."春水说, 　　
山本:"可是什么?给我勺子"...说着便喝了一大口　　
接着生气地大骂:"可恶!怎么能给死神们喝这个???!!!这简直就是刷锅水!" 　　
春水:"我本来想告诉您的……可是您已经尝出来了……"

6.山本老头问各个番队长：“日番谷队长，请告诉我，尸魂界是什么？” 　　 “尸魂界是我的母亲！”日番谷爽快地回答。　　
“对，你回答得很好,尸魂界就是你的母亲,你应该热爱她”山本满意地说。　　
“吉良，你说呢，尸魂界是什么？”他问。　　
“尸魂界是日番谷队长的母亲！”

7.静灵廷在重建的演讲仪式上,一王族作思想报告：“……我就是尸魂界人民的儿子。” 　　
忽然底下有人说：“我是尸魂界人民。”

8.东仙刚刚当上队长时非常羡慕那些口吐莲花口才很棒的人　　
但他特别不会讲笑话，于是去参加了一个演讲学习班。　　
一天老师做完演讲后最后说：“我最好的时光是在一个女人怀里度过的，但这个女人并非我的妻子！” 　　
大家都怔住了。　　
紧接着那人说：“她是我的妈妈！” 　　
大家听了大笑不止，热烈地鼓起掌来。　　
东仙十分羡慕，于是也想试一下这个有意思的话。　　
这天，他走到队员前面，想再用一次这个幽默　　
突然他发现有点记不住了，但他还是大声说：“我最好的时光是在一个女人怀里度过的，但她并非我的妻子！” 　　
队员们都惊呆了。　　
东仙十分尴尬，沉默了差不多十秒钟　　
竭力回想，最后还是想不出　　
于是只好放弃道:“……我实在想不起她是谁了！”

9. 一天八千留想找小剑，却发现他不见了　　
于是他叫出斑目一角和他一起去寻找。　　
每到一个地方，八千留就用刀戳戳一角，问到哪了.
一角被问得烦死了. 　　
又到了一个地方，他又戳了戳一角，问：“这是什么地方？” 　　
一角恼火地说：“这是屁股！”

10.十三番队长浮竹的生日到了，他手下中的七名队员打算凑份子为他买生日蛋糕。　　
不巧，商店里一个大蛋糕20元，7个人不好分摊。　　
一队员向老板提议道：“21元行吗？”

11.刚进入真央灵术院的吉良很没自信心，老师为了鼓励他问道：“假如有一天，早晨醒来后，你发现自己已经成了世界上最出名的人，你的第一反应是什么？” 　　吉良毫不思索地说：“我首先看看世界上是否只剩下我一个人了。”

12.山本老头为了使灵术院的学生们理解“人性化” 　　
特意在全校演讲时举了个例子：“如果一只毛驴背负沉重包袱艰难上坡，而主人仍对它拼命鞭打, 此时我上前加以阻止，大家说这体现了一种什么样的美德？” 　　
全校学生异口同声地说：“情同手足。”

13.游子：“爸爸，今天病人来的时候，我做了一件好事。” 　　
一心：“什么好事？” 　　
游子：“夏梨不小心把一个图钉放在病人的椅子上了。” 　　
一心：“你是怎么做的？” 　　
游子：“我等在一旁，在病人刚往下坐的时候赶快把椅子从他的屁股底下抽走了。”

14.恋次带番队里的新队员去进行他们的第一次消灭虚。　　
那名新队员对虚斩下去，连续五次都没斩中。　　
恋次吼道：“笨蛋！瞧我的！” 　　
连斩五下，虚仍旧没消失，恋次回头道：“看见了吗？你刚才就是这样的！！”

15.蓝染：“日番谷队长，有些时候，一个愚蠢的人提出的问题，会使聪明的人回答不出来。
你想想，这是为什么呢？” 　　
日番谷：“蓝染队长，你这个问题我回答不出来。”

16.清晨，小雨对浦原店长说：“店长，今天怎么没有儿童节目？” 　　
店长说：“我的小宝贝，那要等吃完晚饭才有。” 　　
小雨：“那我们快吃晚饭吧！”

17.白哉问浦原:"BLEACH是什么?" 　　
浦原笑着说:"哦,那是我发明的漂发剂,能把头发漂成最酷的白色　　
日番谷和浮竹都用了,市丸还漂成了银色呢!" 　　
于是白哉也用了,可是没效果.为了显酷,他便把卷发套戴在头上...

18.一护和一角正在打斗,一角忽问:“喂，你的老师是谁？" 　　
"浦原喜助，你认识吗？” 　　
一角冷笑一声：“是吗。那我不得不认真啦。　　
因为...浦园喜助是我现在最恨的人　　
这家伙发明的漂白染发剂，我用了之后，连一根头发都不剩了。你看...”

19.一护问浦原:"为何夜一小姐要变成黑猫?" 　　
浦原答:"这丫头100年前迷上了cosplay，成天cos美少女战士里面的那只黑猫。还好不是黑猫警长。"

20.一护听雏森在喊:"小白,小白!"便问:"这是白哉的小名吗?" 　　
"不是,我是在喊日番谷呢!" 　　
"那白哉的小名是什么?" 　　
"你叫他白菜或大白都可以..."话音未落,白哉从两人背后冒出: "不准这样叫我!!不然我天天叫你们小草莓和小桃子！！"
(小白~Shiro-chan/ 白哉 sounds like 白菜/ Ichigo means STRAWBERRY! & Momo Hinamori's surname means Peach, thats why 小草莓和小桃子.Haha:D)

21.一护问花太郎：”你叫什么名字？” 　　
"山田花太郎．” 　　
一护恼：”这名字真难记，还不如叫山田太郎或山田花子！” 　　
花太郎：”这是我父母的名字，一护先生认识他们吗？” 　　
一护：”．．．我终于知道你为何叫花太郎了．．”

22. 真央灵术院成立之初　　
山本老头天天蹲在学校门口检查风纪　　
这天他看见京乐春水没穿校服,便冲他喊: "你为什么不穿校(孝)服?" 　　
春水也冲他喊:"我家又没死人,干嘛穿孝服!"

23.自习课时，善本老头走进来，问佐桧木修兵:“帮我找两个人，我要搬花(班花)”
于是修兵就组织全班投票评选起班花来　　
闹了一节课，终于统一了意见，选出了班里最PL的两MM--雏森和露琪亚　　于是她俩很羞涩的去找山本老头，老头说“跟我去院长室，我要搬花。。。”

24.夜一在一护面前变身，见一护惊吓的模样，得意的说："每次变身看大家那吃惊的样子都是享受啊！” 　　
一护说：”我不是惊讶，而是失望．
我一直以为你是浦原先生怕我们路上饿了而给我们的后备粮，这下吃不到猫肉了，真失望！”

25.露琪亚的眼珠:又圆又黑又亮,象水灵灵的葡萄;
一护的眼珠:褐色的,而且很小,象葡萄核;

市丸银的眼珠:肉眼看不见,象葡萄球菌.

26.尸魂界过新年,大家点爆竹玩. 　　
忽然一护点着了白哉的头发,白哉大怒: "你小子想干嘛?" 　　
一护忙赔不是: "不好意思,我把你的牵星箍看成爆竹了,你看那几缕头发多象爆竹的信子..."

27.正副队长们一起坐船在海上航行,他们发现口粮不多了,便想出一个方法:
每人讲一个笑话,若不能把所有人都逗笑的话,就把这人扔到海里去.
恋次先讲了个笑话,大家都笑了,只有白哉不笑.
于是恋次被扔进海里了.
接着涅(Mayuri)讲了个笑话,大家都没笑,只有白哉笑了, 市丸问白哉:"他讲的哪里好笑了?" 　　
白哉说:"我想起恋次的笑话了!"

28.露琪亚被关在忏悔宫中,整日无事可做,颇为无聊。
一天，他发现有一只蚂蚁竟然听得懂他的话，于是便开始训练它。
两周之后，这只蚂蚁不但会倒立，还会翻筋斗，令她颇为得意。
终于她被一护就出来了，第一件事对一护说:"你看这只蚂蚁..."
一护立即将它拍死:"这牢也真脏,都生虫子了!"

29.恋次问白哉：”你天天带着那条围巾，不热吗？”
白哉：”这围巾很有用，冷了可以保暖，热了可以擦汗，洗脸时当毛巾　　吃饭时当餐巾，洗完澡当浴巾，理发时挡碎发，感冒时当口罩, 干坏事时当面罩，偷东西时当包袱布，有人看见就用它勒死他灭口...还有其他很多用途，所以我要时时随身携带．”

30.一护和露琪亚喜欢一起看八点挡连续剧　　

每看到浪漫感人处，一护都要白哉放出他的千本樱来制造气氛．　　

一日一护正看着电视，忽然大叫：”樱花，上白菜！" 　　
露琪亚连忙纠正：”错啦，是'白菜，上樱花！’”
(此则参考雪村叔叔"翠花上酸菜" 也就是传说中的"X花上X菜"恩...偶够厚道了)

Funny Funny Funny!!

2007-11-16T21:55:00.000+08:00

Fahrenheit - Bleach cosplay

Though I liked this group, its a shame to see them wearing Shinigami costumes with SUCH quality and even going around without carrying a Zanpakuto! Don't tell me they call this Beach!!

Tell eu sth, i only liked the 2 ppl on the left!

Arron look great in Shinigami costume!(:

2007-11-16T16:51:00.000+08:00

Bet You Don't Know!!

'Stewardesses' is the longest word typed with only the left hand .

And 'lollipop' is the longest word typed with your right hand. (Bet you tried this out mentally, didn't you?)

No word in the English language rhymes with month, orange, silver, or purple.

'Dreamt' is the only English word that ends in the letters 'mt'. ? (Are you doubting this?)

Our eyes are always the same size from birth, but our nose and ears never stop growing.

The sentence: 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog' uses every letter of the alphabet. (Now, you KNOW you're going to try this out for accuracy, right?)

The words 'racecar,' 'kayak' and 'level' are the same whether they are read left to right or right to left (palindromes). (Yep, I knew you were going to 'do' this one.)

There are only four words in the English language which end in 'dous': tremendous, horrendous, stupendous, and hazardous. (You're not doubting this, are you?)

There are two words in the English language that have all five vowels in order: 'abstemious' and 'facetious.' (Yes, admit it, you are going to say, a e i o u)

TYPEWRITER is the longest word that can be made using the letters only on one row of the keyboard. (All you typists are going to test this out)

A cat has 32 muscles in each ear.

A goldfish has a memory span of three seconds. (Some days that's about what my memory span is.)

A 'jiffy' is an actual unit of time for 1/100th of a second.

A shark is the only fish that can blink with both eyes.

A snail can sleep for three years. (I know some people that could do this too.!)

Almonds are a member of the peach family.

An ostrich's eye is bigger than its brain.
(I know some people like that also)

Babies are born without kneecaps. They don't appear until the child reaches 2 to 6 years of age.

February 1865 is the only month in recorded history not to have a full moon.

In the last 4,000 years, no new animals have been domesticated.

If the population of China walked past you, 8 abreast, the line would never end because of the rate of reproduction.

Leonardo Da Vinci invented the scissors

Peanuts are one of the ingredients of dynamite!

Rubber bands last longer when refrigerated.

The average person's left hand does 56% of the typing.

The cruise liner, QE 2, moves only six inches for each gallon of diesel that it burns.

The microwave was invented after a researcher walked by a radar tube and a chocolate bar melted in his pocket. (Good thing he did that.)

The winter of 1932 was so cold that Niagara Falls froze completely solid.

There are more chickens than people in the world.

Winston Churchill was born in a ladies' room during a dance.

Women blink nearly twice as much as men.

Now you know more than you did before!!

The Rain-Thomas Kinkade

This is a Thomas Kinkade painting It's rumored to carry a miracle!

2007-11-15T18:57:00.000+08:00

Gin Ichimaru.

Before that i did'nt notice him a lot, just find his facial expression quite special & FUNNY!Maybe Evil too...I think the cosplays below are the only 1s that look like Gin in manga/anime.Ya!And that cat keychain too,don't eu think it resembles...haha

In animes,manga

HA. cat keychian!

The Best Gin Cosplays

Am I right??

2007-10-13T18:16:00.001+08:00

HEY...This is probably the WORLD'S SMALLEST WEBSITE!!

Go visit: http://www.guimp.com/

2007-09-29T21:15:00.000+08:00

My Classmates made these!!!
(Mdm Aishah の Class)-YUMMY =P

*2207 BLONGS TO HUI MIN & ME! (:

2007-08-07T20:32:00.000+08:00

I'll update more the next time,got more than 50...no time...=3

2007-08-07T20:11:00.000+08:00

My sis. の Hamster!

2007-07-02T13:11:00.000+08:00

Stickgal之Mr Wrong

Mr Right

Mr Wrong 1:The Swindler

Mr Wrong 2: The Big Flirt

Mr Wrong 3:The Married Man

Mr Wrong 4: The Abuser

Mr Wrong 5:The Miser

Mr Wrong 6:The Clingy Guy

Mr Wrong 7:The Narcissist

Mr Wrong 8:The Obviouslycannotmakeit

Mr Wrong 9:The Two Timer

Mr Wrong 10:The one who's never there

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2007-07-01T15:09:00.000+08:00

Confusion:
Read the Colours you see,NOT the WORDs... ...

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2007-07-01T14:22:00.000+08:00

7種不能帶走的紀念品

1.夏威夷沙石

其中最危險者，莫過於夏威夷的沙石。當遊客到臨，夏威夷的旅遊局已有告示板寫上「切勿取走夏威夷境內任何沙石」，許多遊客都只會以為是環保原因，不要破壞大自然而已，但其實是因為夏威夷族人的一個毒咒！

2.蘇格蘭的石頭

除了夏威夷，另一個亦有石頭詛咒的地方是蘇格蘭，但這並非很多人知道。古代的蘇格蘭勇士在死時都落下詛咒，不許外人取走那凗裡的土地，尤其是昔日蘇格蘭人常常入侵，令怨氣加強，故詛咒一直延續至今天

3.西藏死人骨產品

到西藏或尼泊爾旅遊的人，總喜歡在街上的小販檔購買小精品，但有些卻不簡單，是昔日西藏巫師或貴族用奴隸人骨所做的東西，碗可能是人頭骨；小號角可能是人腿骨；小盒可能是盆骨，買了你也不知道。有人說這些東西若非法擁有，容易招魂，而且可以招來尼泊爾或西藏的魂。萬一送給朋友，就真的不得了！

4.日本神社傳統娃娃

在日本許多寺廟及神社的殿內殿外，都不時會有善信送來公仔，尤其是日本常規公仔，但千萬不要取，因為這些放了多年公仔，日本人深信已有靈性，要給寺廟火燒掉或供奉在廟內，否則會害了家人。所以日本人都不愛在跳蚤地攤買舊的洋娃娃或公仔，以免惹靈。

5.土耳其邪眼

邪眼Evil Eye，又稱藍眼Blue Eye，是土耳其最出名的手信，亦是最邪的東西。這是源於中東吉卜賽的巫術，掛一個邪眼在家或在身上，便可吸走外來者的邪氣及妒忌心。所以戴者經常要更換邪眼，因邪氣滿了不但開始有魔力，而且會害人。我有個土耳其朋友就親眼看到邪眼爆開，傷害別人。

6.埃及的黑色貓神像

傳統古文明埃及，流傳最廣的邪惡詛咒自然是法老王詛咒，只要是破壞了法老沉睡的人都會受詛咒。但原來連從法老王墓中盜取的物品都會帶來不幸，當中以被塗成黑色的貓神像最為靈驗。在古埃及被奉為神明的貓，特別是受法老寵愛的貓，在法老死後,，會彷照它製成黑色石像放於法老墓中，並受施下詛咒，大家到埃及買手信時一定要注意！

7.東歐近羅馬尼亞一帶的木頭

一向有吸血鬼和狼人傳說的東歐，木頭很多時會被當作對付這兩種怪物的武器(如製成十字架或木釘或木槌)，亦因此特別易受到這兩種怪物的邪氣。

2007-07-01T14:20:00.000+08:00

洋人如何分辨東方觀光客的國籍？

◎大太陽底下撐洋傘→ 台灣人

◎櫥窗前以高分貝尖叫「哇 ~~卡哇依捏...」→ 日本人

◎坐在遊覽車上猛補妝，其實臉上的粉已經很厚了 → 韓國人

◎ 化妝化得很美麗→ 韓國人；化妝但是不美麗 → 日本人；不美麗也不化妝 → 台灣人

◎導遊拿著小旗子，所有的團員都緊跟著，全體距離不超過10公尺→ 日本人

◎導遊拿著大旗子，所有的團員跟在後面，但全體距離可長達100公尺以上 →台灣人

◎導遊說話，團員會頻頻點頭並出聲回應 →日本人

◎一邊觀光一邊講大哥大→ 台灣人或香港人

◎嗓門又大又吵→ 香港人

◎出來玩還穿西裝打領帶→ 大陸人（公費考察的，考察你懂嗎？）

◎走到哪拍到哪→全東方人...

2007-06-30T17:17:00.000+08:00

日本传说中的鬼怪:

道成寺钟
(Unsure)一个寺庙的钟化为妖怪，专把人变成和尚，而且会忘记自己以前的事。

飞缘魔
吸取人精气的艳遇妖怪。

罗城门鬼
有着让人害怕的面孔，可是却是个神，它是看守大门的妖怪，可是偶尔会做一下恶作剧，把人吓得半死，他们看门不是为人，而是要把那些误闯人居的鬼怪带到正确的路上……

烟罗
烟火的妖怪会让人视线不清源於人类对烟火的恐惧而来。

文车妖妃
文车妖妃是日本奈良时代末期的天皇宠妃，妖艳无比，是风华绝代的佳人。只是由于当时天皇身边另外一宠妃藤原元方之女佑姬的嫉妒，擅长和歌和汉诗、将日本王朝文化培育开花的村上天皇平生最大的夙愿便是早得子嗣，但天不遂人愿，其后宫三千佳丽竟无一人怀有龙种——因此，谁能诞下第一皇子便成为了宫廷上下最为关注的事情，所以当文车妃产下第一子的同时，佑姬幽禁了她，并把婴儿杀掉喂了狗。文车妃子因此而疯掉，于3年后猝死。死前用血写下诅咒，伺此后佑姬虽然生了广平亲王，但是也过早猝死。据说广平亲王死前有人看到一个长得十分像文车妃的女人出现在广平亲王的宅邸……

狐火
根据《北越雪谱》的记载，狐狸会从嘴巴吐火。不过，仔细看则是狐狸呼出的气体在空气中燃烧。关於狐火的说法众说纷云，例如《想出著闻奇录》就记载了各地的说法，一说狐狸是叼著马骨发出火来，美浓国当地的说法则是点燃马的趾甲发出狐火。在晚上看见「狐火」的人，很可能走著走著就迷了路，或是身上遗失了什麼东西，甚至还有人会变成狐狸，种种不可思议的现象，除了狐狸作祟外，实在想不出更好的方法来解释。
也有说狐火是成精的狐狸妖怪都会的妖术，以狐狸姿态时从尾巴发出，以人姿态时从指尖发出，但都是些唬人的障眼法而已。

红叶狩
古时候人们就把秋天在野山观赏红叶叫做“红叶狩”，那是上至宫廷下至庶民都看重的活动。日本人更喜欢“枫叶红于二月花”的生机之感，而观赏红叶时往往都只能眺望，无法静静地凝视红叶，而传说红叶的颜色，是枫鬼的血染红的。枫鬼的忌辰就是红叶祭的次日。

骨女
生时被人侮辱、欺负、蹂躏的女子，愤恨而死后，化为厉鬼向人索命，因为只剩下一堆骨头，所以会用人皮伪装自己，在中国叫画皮鬼（出自《聊斋志异》）它所报复的对象多为男性，而且多是些品性不良者，在《百鬼夜行》中有比较详细的记载，所以日本民俗学家一般都会用它来做研究！

雪女
在深山中居住，和人差不多，有着美丽的外表，常常把进入雪山的男人吸引到没人的地方，和他接吻，接吻的同时将其完全冰冻起来，取走其灵魂食用，雪女的孩子叫雪童，在日本认为雪童就是带来冬天第一场雪的妖怪。

座敷童子
这是个好鬼，常和小孩子玩，如果你的小孩子一个人笑的呵呵的，还跑来跑去，仿佛有人和他玩，那么就是在和座敷童子玩呢。

青行灯
出自《百鬼夜行》（日），最早的传说是在日本江户时期，据说外貌不一，可是都是非常可怕的鬼怪，他本来不是人，而是地狱的小鬼，常常在冥界门口徘徊，会变成我们熟悉的人的样子教唆人们玩一种叫百鬼灯的游戏，（百鬼灯：就是点100只白蜡烛，然后大家依次讲一个自己经历过的诡异而且恐怖的事情，每讲完一件就吹灭一只蜡烛，而第100个故事都是由主持的人讲，当最后的蜡烛熄灭时，所有参与游戏的人都将被带到地狱）把人拉入鬼门，所以在日本被称为比较危险的妖怪（日本认为鬼是神的分支，所以把好多东西说成妖怪）

黑冢
又叫窃尸鬼，见《百鬼夜行》。是一个活动在坟地里的鬼，它会把刚刚死去不久的人的尸体偷出来送到其家里吓人，是一个喜欢恶作剧的鬼，有时候又会只砍下尸体的某个部位，所以也有人叫它解尸鬼

鬼一口
在高桥叶介的学园怪谈里出场过，就像某种深海鱼类头前面那个发光的诱饵一样，美女是鬼首前面的诱饵，长在它的长舌头上，作出快被吞噬的惨状引诱人来救她，然后把人吃掉。

河童
在日本稻河神社附近都有一个小湖，名救身湖，湖中常有河童出现，由于河童在日本是家喻户晓的，所以有很多的说法，比较常见的是：鸟头人身着有龟壳，头顶有一碗状的凹镜，内有满水，如其生命，水无则死，双手相通可伸缩，能以屁的力量飞天。在《百鬼夜行》《百物志》《万鬼录》《妖怪物语》等常常见的民俗书籍中都有记载。

雨女
雨天，一女子立在雨中，如果这时候有男子向她微笑，示意她共用一把伞的话，那她就会永远跟着他。此后，该男子就会一直生活在潮湿的环境中，因为普通人难以抵挡这么重的湿气，所以不久就会死去。

猫妖
据说猫有九条命，当猫养到9年后它就会长出一条尾巴，每9年长一条，一直会长9条，当有了9条的猫又过了9年就会化成人形，这时猫才是真正有了9条命，在中国也叫九命猫妖。

Others:

溺之女
温泉旅店经常出没的妖怪，如果看见浴池里泡这个美女，千万不要贸然靠近，也许她站起来，你就会发现她浸在水中的部分全是骸骨！

姑获鸟
小孩死掉的孕妇所化，偷别人家的小孩来养，非常怕狗。

白粉婆
平时以一副和蔼可亲的老婆婆的面目出现，喜欢欺骗容貌姣好的美少女，骗她们用自己做的一种白粉（类似与当时的胭脂的化装品）涂脸，称此粉能让少女们更加白皙漂亮，但涂抹了这种白粉的少女整张面皮会脱落下来，而白粉婆就将少女的面皮收为自己用。

2007-05-29T20:29:00.000+08:00

My cute TouFu "Queen"!

James Horner

2007-05-11T22:46:00.001+08:00

Hymn To The Sea

Celine Dion

2007-05-11T22:45:00.001+08:00

My Heart Will Go On

James Horner

2007-05-11T22:41:00.001+08:00

An Ocean Of Memories

James Horner

2007-05-11T22:40:00.001+08:00

A Life So Changed

James Horner

2007-05-11T22:36:00.001+08:00

A Promise Kept

James Horner

2007-05-11T22:33:00.001+08:00

Death of Titanic

James Horner

2007-05-11T22:32:00.001+08:00

THE SINKING

James Horner

2007-05-11T22:30:00.001+08:00

Unable To Stay, Unwilling To Leave

James Horner

2007-05-11T22:29:00.001+08:00

Hard To Starboard

James Horner

2007-05-11T22:26:00.001+08:00

TAKE HER TO SEA,MR,MURDOCH

James Horner

2007-05-11T22:25:00.001+08:00

LEAVING PORT

James Horner

2007-05-11T22:24:00.001+08:00

ROSE

James Horner

2007-05-11T22:21:00.001+08:00

SOUTHAMPTON

2007-05-11T22:17:00.001+08:00

DISTANT MEMORIES

James Horner

2007-05-11T22:14:00.001+08:00

Never an Absolution

Titanic Part 2

2007-05-11T18:03:00.001+08:00

Titanic theme song/video

2007-05-11T17:24:00.001+08:00

Titanic Documentary

2007-05-11T16:56:00.001+08:00

Titanic-instrumental

2007-05-10T23:47:00.001+08:00

2007-05-10T21:54:00.000+08:00

Flowers,Moon & its reflection(on sparkling waters)-a.k.a.,short form:Moonflowers Night.Why?Because I <3 de name "Moonflower".
*Yup,its originally drawn by me,but IDEA originated from HUI MIN

I dint noe tat Water Colour is as good as Acrylic!

*Do u noe tat I really added salt to de sand!!

Ok...I love de night sky,moon & its reflection,de waves,

de Plants,and of course de beach!I wanna go this place!!!

神鵰俠侶--郭襄 MV

2007-05-10T21:13:00.001+08:00

LOVE of the Condor Hero

2007-05-10T21:12:00.001+08:00

2007-03-16T20:15:00.000+08:00

2006-10-23T08:52:00.000+08:00