nothing beats seeing someone dance the para para and admiring his mus-kels in the gym. but mr strong does come close. you see, i met mr strong in the gym today. he was on the threadmill in front of me and decided to run in a very odd manner. but then the only reason why i noticed his fists punching the floor while he was running (try imagining that) was because he had three livestrong bands on his wrists. (1 on the left and 2 on the right). the bands are bad enough on their own. but if you were to wear multiple bands, at least choose bands with different messages. i mean, how many times do you need to be reminded to LIVESTRONG. mr strong then decided to hike up the speed and that made me reaaal worried because he looked like he was going to fly off the threadmill. thankfully he ain't fit enough and decided to cause me less worry but more entertainment when he slammed the emergency button within 2 mins of running. mr strong decided to check out the weights to my amusement but i shan't continue. in case i get into trouble for being an insensitive blogger. then again, i'm not in singapore. but you never know since they are able to track down every pink-ic holder. but seriously, all this big fuss over nothing. haven't these singaporeans come to the realisation already that great power comes with great responsibility? yes, free speech is good. but no, don't expect it to come your way if you're going to continue acting like that. (and if i were to chip in a christian's point of view. the bible says "whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much...... so if you have not been trustworthy in handling worldly wealth, who will trust you with true riches?" i know the bible's talking about money...but surely you can see its point. no?)