高山白水， 凯旋之路

I’m Victor. lol. I’m a Malaysian Chinese, turning 21 in about 2 weeks. I’m 171cm tall (or 5’ 7” to you Yanks), weighing 90kg and counting (Working on it, lol). I’m a yo-yoer, a thinker and a musician. I don’t drink & I don’t smoke. My guilty pleasure is Cher. I’ve no reason to be here. You can blame Zamstrom for this.

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Test/Tease #Upcoming CC: @28spin

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This is my knife.

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Blardy hot day it was. #FHZday #BustinKnuckles

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I can into short videos too. #alonely #lemons #niceboxers

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#ThrowbackTuesday (at Kasuma Resort)

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Picks. (at Kasuma Resort Block Camellia)

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How the f23k is it still standing? (at The Tarot Cafe)

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Modern meets Old-School. (at Swinburne Library)

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Happy Birthday Jo Jo Sim (at New Chef's Delicious)

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Good Atmosphere. (at Bing! Coffee)

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Hong Bao Na Lai (at Kasuma Resort)

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Gong Xi Fa Chai (at Kuching Park Hotel)

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Happy Winter Solstice. #todaysthrow #throwduncan #yoyojam (at 470 Kenyalang Park)

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#ThrowOfTheWeek OneDrop Dietz w/ V-Strings

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Happened to a friend of mine. According to him all he did was: 1. Receive an unsolicited message, 2. Open said message to read it, 3. Delete the message. At no point did he follow any link, nor did he reply or respond to the message. Now, he's been permanently banned from Guild Wars 2 without proper investigation nor any evidence that he participated in illegal 3rd party trading. If this is how ArenaNet chooses to treat their customers, they will get no respect from me.

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"BIG BIRD RIDING A HORSE WITH A BAYONET IN ONE HAND AND A BINDER FULL OF WOMEN AS A SHIELD" ~Zamstrom

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First (and only) post about the US elections.

My thoughts after watching the 3rd and last US Presidential Debate: Romney had a few strong moments where he hit Obama hard on certain issues, primarily regarding how the state of the US economy hasn't improved enough. However, he talks about how bad the economy is but STILL doesn't say how he's going to fix it other than insisting that he knows how to "balance the budget." Now Obama on the other hand focused his attacks on Mitt's constant flip-flops over the years, on how previously he said one thing and now he's saying the exact opposite, which shows how indecisive and potentially unstable a Romney-Presidency could be.

Then on the main issue of the debate : foreign policy. Romney to me seems like the kind of person that all non-US countries use to demonize and characterize the US as an arrogant world super-power, who believes that it is their responsibility to butt into the affairs of other countries through brute force. I know this for a fact after living in Islamic-Majority Malaysia all these years. Obama on the other hand shows that he has worked hard to changed that, and in that respect has succeeded in making other countries actually like the US enough to support sanctions against Iran, something I believe Romney would never be able to achieve given his attitudes toward foreign policy in the debates.

As for policies Romney's proposing about the economy seems to be geared towards short-term benefits but I'm very doubtful about how it'll work out in the long run. Obama on the other hand is clear that his policies despite lacking results over the last 4 years, is meant to ensure the future of the US economy, and being a Progressive that's what I look forward to.

So overall, despite the fact that I dislike Obama for his policy on drone strikes (and apparently, Romney's no different either) and the many mistakes he has done over the last 4 years, I'm still more in favor of a Obama-presidency as opposed to a Romney-presidency. Period. And that's not factoring in the political parties themselves of which I despise the GOP for everything they stand for (and do behind closed doors).