The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian

19 May 2008 @ GSC, Midvalley

Once again the backpackers of the trip set out to get all the necessities for the journey. After spending hundreds of ringgit on the stuffs, we head on for a movie.

Here it is, the long-awaited second series of The Chornicles of Narnia, Prince Caspian.


This is yet another fantasy epic film, based on the novel written by C.S. Lewis. [Oh, I just love fantasy epic movies] The story begins with Prince Caspian fleeing from his own castle as wars and duel began, to fight for freedom and the throne.

Lucy, Peter, Prince Caspian, Susan, Edmund [the kings and the queens]

The four kids kings and queens were summoned back to Narnia cluelessly, without knowing that they're there for a very important mission.

Thus, the four set out on the adventure and eventually met up with Prince Caspian in the woods to find out what has happened in Narnia for the past 1300 years.

Centaurs [and many other Narnian creatures ready for battle]

Many things happened after that, but I guess I'm not going to reveal too much about it. One thing I can tell is that it's another action-packed film with a little humour to ease the nerves.

Ready, Aim, Shoot! [Susan leading an army of archers]

The war in the this film was different from the first series of Narnia. As it is in most movies, the good guys were usually outnumbered by the bad guys. So, the protagonists have to come out with brilliant ideas to kill efficiently.
[efficient: using least resources to accomplish goals] =P

Sadly, two of the siblings are not going to return to Narnia ever. Who? You have to watch the movie to know then. Another great movie. Billy, out.

Photo source: Narnia Official Website & NarniaWeb.com

New Theme, New Life

Finally! Ladies and gentlemen, presenting to you my new banner and blog's theme.

My blog existed for almost two years already, since I started blogging in July 2006. But I've been using the same old, boring theme till yesterday.

Bye bye Billy's Blog

I've been looking for the right banner and an idea for the theme for quite some time already. I've serached high and low but never found one that suits my taste.

What really motivated me to change it now is because of YunYi. She changed her blog's theme yesterday and she urged me to change too. So, I started working on it for the whole night and wua-lah, here it is.

As promised, YunYi made me a banner. And she gave me lots of advices on how to mix and match the colours on my blog. So, she's the big contributor to my new theme. THANKS, YunYi, from the bottom of my heart! [I really like the banner]

Hello, Philosophy of Life

Back to my blog, it's a black, blue and orange theme. And I changed my blog title to "Philosophy of Life" because I'm a philosopher I've been using this quote everytime I crapped with my friends and I've my certain point of view about life.

I've actually posted some philosophies of mine previously, and more to come in the future.

• To enjoy your life and live it to the fullest.
• To rejuvenate and breakaway from the hustle and bustle of life.
• To remember all the happy moments you had in life.

Hope you guys like my new theme. Billy, out.

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The -er and The -ee

Warning: The content of this post may not be suitable for kids under 18 years old or adults with blain that's below 18 years old.

Do you know what is the difference between -er and -ee when you add them to the back of some particular verbs?

For instance:

Trainer and trainee

Interviewer and interviewee

The word that really catches my attention is "fucker".

When someone is mad and scolded the other party "fucker", I thought shouldn't he use "fuckee" instead? Just wondering... Billy, out.