this is one of the train/metro/mrt/tube station in Prague.. one of this station is used by andy lau leh.. heehee
haha... see.. its here.. the title of his movie: ARMAGEDDON, which was made in 1997.
anyway.. moving on...
this is dirty dirty dirty snow... yup... its disgusting...
this is a view of Charles Bridge from the other side (the next bridge) ahahhaa wanna know more a bout Charles Bridge check it out on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_bridgethen we drop by the sex museum and discover some hmmmf... interesting 'tools' used in ancient time... OUCH!



these are chasity belts for boys and girls.... scary and painful looking... here, its one of those stimulating machine used for arousement i guess...
then here, u can see the differnt type of sizes a dildo can get... its HUGE.. GIGANTIC.. scary looking... seriously.. it looked like the size of a baby/foetus... anyway gays used them too.. check out the size of my hand to one of them on display...
next we moved on to mozart's fave opera house. this is the statue of one of his famous opera, Don Giovanni.


the super long escalator... longest and fastest i have ever had...

couldnt resist gattin a picture of this funnie looking road sign...

it is FREAKING cold.. up on the hill visiting the castle... but the snow was everywhere.. :) heehee... more pictures are on my kodak gallery... so drop me a msg, and will invite u to check them out...



































Christian Bale seemed to developed his character of Patrick Bateman from American Psycho (2000), by maintaining the essence of an icy cold killer, and adding more fighting stunts, which i thought put Matrix to SHAME SHAME SHAME. The battle choreography is inspired by chinese kungfu, and japanese samurai fighting, with the use of new-age weapons. This can be a rather disturbing film, difficult to understand in the beginning, but it begin to make sense at about 30 mins later. All the stunts are done without wires, all flips and leaps were done with a trampoline. Highly impressive. Invincible John Preston (Bale) was dressed all suavely and looked exceptionally sharp.
It seemed to me, Christian Bale's preparation of Batman was properly prepared with American Psycho and Equilibrium. Definitely recommend this film to BOYS, GUYS, MEN... the fighting scenes were done with style and swiftness. My jaw almost dropped when they show the 1st and 2nd fight scenes. Unfortunately, becos of the plot, there is quite a long wait between the fights. There are some smaller fight scenes, but the last scene was the best. Look out for the lines that were used. Wit, and charm. Equilibrium is the bridge between American Psycho and Batman.



well, ending up with ivan putrov, principal dancer of the royal ballet in the same lift. was awkward in a way, cos, there was there uncomfortable silence. i broke the ice, and ask how was he (gosh, i was shocked by my bravery), and asked if he has recovered well. he responded readily, and we end up talkin bout his injury, which coincidently, same as mine, an anterior crucciate ligment reconstruction in the knee (ACL). chat went quite well, i guessed, i bet he couldn't wait to get out of the lift and away from tis pyscho bitch who asked him questions... but i dun really care, i just took it, as a normal thing to do, to ask how was his injury, and wish him well. t
he thing is, i could easily strike a conversation with anyone from royal ballet, i think.. but not for.. ahem ahem... *wink wink*
