Molested by China Chick

One of the usual guys' past time is to look at eye candies. This is particularly true in the case of my old NS friend who invites me to Geylang for food as well a walk down the alleys to catch some eye candies.

As it has been years since i last seen him and I do not mind seeing some eye candies. (I am honest here :) ) as long as he do not go for some "Extra curricular exercise" and make me wait for him at some coffee shop.

After a sumptuous meal at Geylang, we walked down to the lorongs (alleys), chit chatting and start viewing "arts". I need to admit, temptation is real but a mixture of fear of STD, beliefs and commitment to my fiancee helps suppress it. (Best way to resist is to avoid yourself in those places rather). Temptation however seems to catch my friend when we saw a certain chio PRC lady with her friends nearby. He start to approach *chio PRC babe and asking for cost of services. (you know what).

I went and tapped his shoulder signalling that i am leaving soon. But the friend of the *Chio PRC babe (not too bad looking but i will not call her *chio). I was looking at my friend feelingannoyed when i feel a hand stroking my thigh then to my butt and a voice from the lady saying "Shuai Ge...lai ma...wo hui ran ni hen shu fu de~" (translated: Handsome, come on, I will make u feel very comfortable~).

Feeling disgusted rather than "high", OMG "I am being molested. I signaled to my friend i am leaving that place. and quickly moved off. Going after me and grinning at the same time, he exclaimed "Too bad I am not handsome enough." I felt like punching his face.

From this incident, I learnt few valuable lesson:
1. Never stop walking if you are there for viewing only.
2. If your friend has intention of engaging the services, move off and drop him a call or sms.
3. Stay at least 2 arm lengths from the girls so that you have time to react.
4. Best option is never go with a horny friend.

I still can't help to feel disgusted.

How to date a girl in China

Recently, there is someone ask me "Mr Corn how do u date your China girl last time?"

Ummmm...secret to share: "I managed to date my china Fiancee after watching this video!!"



Haha, gotcha...It's kind of funny and informative for those who wish to learn more about Chinese and respect Chinese girls. Cheers and enjoy.

"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing"

It seems strange that I particularly liked movies with humanity values that I have never watched "Tears of The Sun" (lead actor: Bruce Willis, lead actress: Monica Bellucci) until now. In the show, Navy SEAL Lieutenant A.K. Waters and his elite squadron of tactical specialists are forced to choose between their duty and their humanity, between following orders by ignoring the conflict that surrounds them, or finding the courage to follow their conscience and protect a group of innocent refugees.

At the end of the show, before credits rolls...The quote:

"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing" Edmund Burke.

Adolf Hitler, the world renown dictator broke a series of treaties and the league of nations did nothing until he declares war.

Upon research, i found this blog about children in Africa. It seems like good men are doing nothing and evil prevails.

Many crimes would have been stopped in their tracks just because we all thought someone would call the police and catch the bad guys without getting ourselves into trouble.
Bullying in school would have stopped, if someone is brave enough to report and stop it.

I am wondering if I am going to meet a situation where saving others might mean a risk in my life just like Lt Waters in the movie, would I make a clear decision to save. 80% chance i would if i am single and probably 10% chance if i have a family of my own.

I am not trying to say that all should do something to help others at the expense of his/her own interest. We are all selfish creatures seeking to protect ourselves first. But do salute and pat the back of those who do something to help the weak at the expense of their own interest or even their own lives.