It has been some time...

Since We Last Spoke.

We are of many minds at the moment.

And our thought processes are hardly the most linear.

Our hiatus has brought us a reprieve of sorts. One which the faculty of writing did not employ. Nevertheless, writing, and wordplay, have never left our lives. Though divided, we feel that such an endeavour is an endless one, as only through them shall we communicate our metaphors, our ideologies, as best we can.

As we write this, I am tired beyond regular exhaustion. Our eyes unfocus, and my lone typing hand is jittery. We drift in and out of slumber and I edit what I see fit.

These are minor hurdles though. Putting this out on a screen is hardly befitting the original copy. Should you see the master copy, perhaps you could be so obliged to inform it of what you see.

We must apologise for being brief. The batteries are running out.

The One Minute Experiment

First things that came to mind:

I wonder how many I can fit
Maybe I should eat out for lunch
Bread's not too nice
I like cold water
Jimmy Carr's funny
Big Fat Quiz 2007 is great
Miss David Walliams in there
Need to suck less at Starcraft
Need to bathe
Hungry
Plain bread's boring

Clearly, I am hungry.

NOOO *splat*

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Just a tiny piece

A little word once in a while never hurt.

This is a good reminder to the purveyors of eloquence. Excellence is marred by extravagance, though irony does discard non-deliverance.

Wishes

My words to you, dark and damp they be,
Shining none to see, hiding's all they do,
Why must it be you?
Why must it be me?

Spinning on the stars, righting none the wrongs,
Liking once the songs, feelings though are sparse,
The heart is truly scarce.
The footsteps lately long.

The walls greatly cramps, tunnel lights do fade,
Though I do evade, my marks clearly lamps,
Running gives no thanks.
Walking gets me dead.

One of us made something.

He wishes you all to see it.

Things have happened..

We see lots of protests these days, public protests with demonstrations and marches and such. This is supposed to be a form of rebellion against the government, which the government clearly despises and always puts out stories of how it is not the Malaysian thing to do.

We do not endorse these protests. If you group a bunch of people together, in order to protest against the government, is the best you can do really that everyone has to make a commotion and get the attention of cops ready to knock people out? All that proves is that the government should stop unruly behaviour (as that is what a protest is) and it also means that it is somewhat difficult to go out and go shopping on that day, we feel.

The government may or may not be a good thing. The public may or may not be on the right side. But if the only thing people are willing to do in this conflict of interest is to get together and incite unruliness and have others respond to shutting down this sort of thing, well, then, both sides have hit a stalemate and all we've got is a lot of wasted time, effort and possibly even casualties.

We do not have a solution, unfortunately, to however else a public can protest, but we do not believe that marching out in numbers is nothing more than a show of petty defiance.

We hope you understand.