This is a weeee itty bitty late but what the heck, the day's not even over yet so *coughs*


May your TWENTY FIFTH, I mean 25th, I mean DUA PULUH LIMA birthday be as awesome as it has always been for the past 25 YEARS. By the way I just had to rub the number's in you know, and since you wanted a picture of yourself smacked right at my blog, what the heck. Hope it makes you gay happy enough hahahaha!!!!!


Happy yet? LOL

Anyways, let's continue on to the final part of the Sony Carnival series.

The PSP challenge, a contest whereby anybody can enter but is limited to a first come first serve basis whereby only 20-30 number of contestants are allowed in the single game series, and the grouped series is limited to a maximum of 60 contestants.


I however although signed up for the group challenge, did not participate because the lanyard was tempting enough just to sign up and I had to rush back in order to prepare for the Nuffnang Birthday Bash. However, I did participate in the singles series whereby I signed up for a game called Juiced.


To break it down for you, the group series was held on Saturday and participants have to play a total of 4 different games, accumulate points from each game and in total whomever gets the highest amount of points wins the challenge. The single series is whereby participants can only signed up for a single game and have to compete with others on that certain game until there is a winner.

And so, I've got 2 lanyards weeeeeee!!!


Back to the game, the game started off pretty good. Just to mention that I had never played a PSP before in my life and the only time I played was a few hours before the challenge and guess what, I passed the first round!

Of course it was an awesome feeling. And with me being a natural in this, I

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goodie bag.....


Heck, I was eliminated in the second round ok! But hey for a first timer like me, getting through the first round was awesome enough! It's something to be proud of! Because in the second round, I was already fighting with super duper veterans whom they belong to a group called 'Islamic PSP something something'.

Yeah, I know. Really really weird.....

Anyways, this picture was awesome enough to last me for the entire day. I mean, how many times do you see a French maid playing PSP in public?


Definitely not always hehe....