Calvin's Soapbox

Monday, November 29, 2004

i'll tell u one thing: advertisement works. well, at least it works on me i guess - after being constantly bombarded with the stupid KFC popcorn chicken shaker ads, i finally caved and actually went out of my way to get to a KFC after work to get myself a pack, just to try if its really as good as the ad says. conclusion: its sucked. i mean, not that i didnt know that already.. i mean its exactly the same concept that the failed mcdonalds offering: mcshaker fries or something like that (which incidently i also tried and hated!). for those of u who are going like "what in the world is he talkin about..". i'll explain: the concept it simple, u put some seasoning, ie ajinomoto (think the mamee powder) into a container and u place the chicken popcorn into a cup with a dome lid and shake it to even out the seasoning. in short, wat u get is extremely salty pieces of chicken (i'm still thirsty now even after drinking uncountable litres of water..), so if you havent tried it.. DON'T! take my word for it.. its sucks. however, the regular popcorn chicken is alright i guess.

anyway, on a separate note .. i cant believe i actually sat thru the entire "the making of ms india" on starworld earlier. i have no idea wat was the whole aim of the show. i mean, it did show how they were selected and stuff (i watched abit here and there so i wasnt really following the earlier part of the show..), so anyway the point that the whole show drove down was that the whole damned pageant was set up. i mean, it was so obvious that one of the contestants (neha or something like that..) was a favourite from the start - she was given the central role in the opening parade, the most solo time throughout the pageant.. stuff like that. so basically i felt that the only thing that the show proved was that it was sooOOOoo set up. i guess the winner must be some mistress or gf to one of the indian mafia dudes or something.. its all about who u know i guess.. (or in most cases, who u're humping.. hehe)

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