Geez, it’s kind of impossible
not to know anything these days. Yes, even when you
want to avoid a piece of information for whatever reason, you can be sure it’ll reach you one way or another.
A couple of years ago, I was so into
Rock Star: INXS, and on the day of its result show, I was so psyched up to catch the same-day repeat screening. And to avoid knowing the result, I refused to log on to any website, or even to my email.
Then, some idiot I didn’t even really know popped up on the yahoo messenger and happily announced: “JD Fortune won
Rock Star”.
“F*** you, I didn’t want to know! I was going to watch the repeat tonight,” I said. The loser replied, “ekekekeke”. He didn’t think I was serious until I made it absolutely clear, “F*** you
lah”. I’ve not heard from him since.

American sports scores are also hard to avoid. It’s plastered everywhere on the net. Arrrghhh… can’t news agencies be a tad inefficient once in a freakin’ while?
And let’s talk about this morning…
Mission: avoid discovering who won
American Idol. I was doing okay resisting the temptation to check out those American entertainment websites when I received an SMS news alert from
The Star.
And there it was. “_____ has won
American Idol”.
Totally and utterly despicable…