Showing posts with label Chrissie Chau. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chrissie Chau. Show all posts

Friday, November 13, 2009

Favorite Woman Of The Year

Woman we love: Chrissie Chau by unanimous decision.

Chrissie Chau, the girl who goes so far so fast is the darling of the year.  She simply can't do no wrong at this point of her career.  She is well loved by all the men in Hong Kong and admittedly some from overseas too.

Previously.

Note, if you disagree you are just wrong.

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Apple Can't Do No Wrong

Just like pseudo model Chrissie Chau, Apple can't do no wrong.  If you disagree, you are wrong.  In the midst or at least the immediate aftermath of an economic death spiral while most companies are struggling to stay afloat, that's with the exception of Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan Chase, Apple is yet having another stellar quarter.  The share price of Apple hit $200 at some point.  You can see even people are struggling financially and losing their homes to foreclosures, when it comes to computing, people are willing to pay a premium to be cool or perceived to be cool.  You do pay more to be cool, just look at Apple's profit margin.  Apple's gross margin is over 32.26% while Dell was around 20.4%.  Disclaimer:  In the interest of disclosure, I own Apple stock and products (broken G3 iBook and free iPod something, the 512MB gum stick).  If you were to lose more than your underwear buying and selling stock, don't blame it on me.  I can't be responsible for anybody's stupidity and bad luck.

Friday, October 09, 2009

The Inevitable Pseudo Intellectualization of The Pseudo Model Phenomenon Part II



Don't let this die.

I can really appreciate the humility of this chick girl.  She is the first to admit she is the one to blame for perhaps her sub-par performance, because as she puts it she doesn't have "enough ink" in her to answer those supposedly intellectually profound and challenging questions--my words not hers.  I mean how can you hate her?   Her meteoric rise to fame and fortune can be attributed to her good look and good management.  But I guess it's also because she is a girl of our time.  By that I mean she didn't come from any of the traditional establishment in Hong Kong, i.e. traditional TV beauty pageant.  People are already deeply critical and cynical of traditional TV if not downright sick and tired of it.  And Chau proves that those people are right.  TVB can no longer be the arbiter or purveyor of taste, or as a gatekeeper and hold you back to become successful though it may help when you have it on your side.  The public, read guys, don't need TVB to tell them which chick has the beauty and the brain to be named Miss Hong Kong, not anymore and not even relevant to a large part of the populace.  The most severe critics that I am aware of turn out to be from the good old fashioned venues, some chick from a beauty pageant and a woman whose dad is a billionaire casino mogul and an openly practicing polygamist.  Both suggest Chau, is pandering to sex and bad taste in general, and hence deserves absolutely no respect and worse is like committing the  biggest crime ever, which is mind-boggling considering both are in the same business though admittedly with less publicity and grassroots support than Chau.  Epic fail.  People tend to root for the underdog and the underdog is Chau.

Thursday, October 08, 2009

The Inevitable Pseudo Intellectualization of The Pseudo Model Phenomenon

The first rule of being a model, you don't talk.  The second rule of being a model, refer to rule number one.

The inevitable pseudo intellectualization of the pseudo model begins.  Epic Fail.  I like her the same regardless. (note to Chau:  don't be intimidated, if you were, by this professor or the academic setting, his questions aren't necessarily hard or intellectually challenging.  If you feel like it's a dumb question, probably it is.  What's profound is how far you have gone from where you were to where you are now.  Enjoy your fame and fortune.)

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Barber Shop in Chinatown

 Nowadays I loathe to have my haircut, that's why I seldom have mine cut, maybe once or twice a year. I went back to Chinatown. I could ...