Rooftops (A Liberation Broadcast)
2012 kpop mega mashup
the best thing you’ll ever listen to
Being a Canadian is confusing because you sound like an American, write like a Brit and throw in just enough French words to freak everyone out.
First things first, I am not a Justin Biebr fan. Some of his songs are okay but I don’t care about him. But I’ve been seeing a lot of Kpop fans direct so much hate at him. I remember seeing this one video where they combined a Kpop dance video with a Justin Bieber song and I couldn’t help but…
I remember seeing a video like this too, and reading the comments made me sad >.<;; Seriously, give the kid a break.
Client: We have looked at your PHP source code and I am a little upset.
Me: Why is that? What’s wrong?
Client: You have used die(); everywhere, do you secretly want me to die?
Nothing hurts me more than seeing such beautiful Triple S blogs closing down. I’ve came across many wordpress (and other) blogs that have ‘stopped’ posting due to the separation of all the members. Either that or because of the leader leaving for another agency. It really sucks seeing such…
Blinking, he went to the window and peered out…and felt his eyes widen.
There were rows of 3’s marching across the streets, so many of them. Why were they patrolling now? Why here?
He watched them head out of sight before tapping his wrist, turning on his mic. “Guys?”
”Yeah?” HyunJoong asked.
”What’s up, Kyu?” JungMin piped up.
“Uh…why are there patrols of Model 3’s walking around the streets?”
There was silent for a moment.
”…I have no idea…” HyunJoong murmured. ”I’ll ask around.” There was the usual ‘pzt’ as he turned off his mic.
”What does it look like they’re doing, Kyu yah?” YoungSaeng asked quietly.
KyuJong watched where the last 3 had disappeared. “I have no idea…they were just walking.”
”Routine patrol?” HyungJoon suggested, but he sounded strained.
”How many, Kyu?” JungMin asked.
“At least 50 from what I could see,” The 6 replied.
”…That’s no routine.”
Soulless — Chapter Eight
(6 days left of National Novel Writing Month, 40,000 words written)
