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Probably the best Halloween I’ve had so far. Whilst there were a lot of sponsored parties everywhere else around town, my friends and I opted for something with less hype and crowd, so we went to TwentyOne Kitchen + Bar along Changkat Bukit Bintang.

Our original plan was to go pub hopping along the street, but we had so much fun that we decided to stay on. No regrets really! We find ourselves partying with strangers from the next table and made new friends in the process. Gemaine and Samantha both were sort of in costumes. Gem was either Blair Waldorf or The Devil..either way, both personalities suited her…haha. Samantha came dressed as err…Lil’ Bo Peep…or so she claims.

We met up with people who were in costumes, and I got to say, some of the costumes were brilliant. The best costume was definitely Mr. Incredible and the most original was a “Suicide Bomber”….really..he had a fake bomb strapped to his body and was wearing a hooded jacket!

Gemaine, Samantha and I

Siew Yen and Eng Keat

An angel gave us the lollipops…serious!

Siew Yen, Regina and I

Michelle and I

Oooh..this cute lady cop can arrest me anytime!

Suicide Bomber!!!

Some people we met from the next table

more people we met..

look it’s Mr. Incredible!….and errr..his sidekick?

After finishing a bottle of whiskey, we went over to Envee Club which is just a walk down the street, where there was still Vodka waiting to be finished! I get this feeling that strangers seemed more friendly and open during Halloween for some reason. Maybe because they can hide behind costumes. If only events like this happen every weekend instead of once a year, every weekend would be such a blast don’t you think? It was a really good night out, and I think all of us had a great time and went back smiling.

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All photos by: Ruhani Rabin

Agnes, Mike and I were invited by a client of ours for the unveiling of Malaysia’s new drift team at Zouk KL on Sunday. The event had the 2 main elements to make a budget version of The Fast and the Furious movie..the cars, and the girls. The event was sponsored by FXOpen and the drift cars were built by Formula D.

my media pass..

We were there, sort of on duty as we were given media and VIP passes to take photos for their upcoming website revamp. With the media passes, we were entitled for free food and drinks at the VIP lounge.

Check out the cars..

And the girls..

Being the first drift team to represent Malaysia in the international drifting circuit, there was a short demo on what these cars can do. It’s amazing to see how the drivers control the car with such skill and precision. With the aide of our local traffic cops, they managed to turn a short stretch of Jalan Ampang into a “drift zone”. Believe me, it’s no easy task to drive one of these cars even at normal speeds, let alone doing corners, drifting and maneuvering around in such a confined area. They have zero margin for errors as the crowd we pretty close and there were no safety barriers as well.

the drivers, Zaiham (left) and Rudi

All in all, Agnes managed to take quite a number of decent shots which will be used for their upcoming (and improved) website. Well done Agnes! So until then, stay tuned for another unveiling…unveiling of the new website that is. 

Photos by: Agnes Chan

Last week, Integricity Press launched theQguides, an online food portal, at TwentyOne Kitchen + Bar in Kuala Lumpur. The event was attended by partners, people from the media as well as local celebrities. Integicitizens were there to give support, and well…also for the free flow of booze of course. The place was packed, but for once…it’s packed with people we know.

Best Eats KL book – Now available at a bookstore near you

“Look Ma…it’s a Frat Mustard tent card!”

Fay and Asha Gill

Fay and Jek played host for the night

Jek together with Marion Caunter and Aly from Red.FM

Me with Olivia, Jolene and Mike

TJ, Clayton & I

Me with Alicia from Faces Magazine

Lisa and Catherine

It was a milestone event for Integricity, and certainly a start of many better things to come. The turn out was great, the people were excellent. The night ended when we all went over to Jalan Alor for some supper and for some people to sober up before heading home.

Photos by: Grace Tan, JS Chui, Eric Cheong, Khim Bok + theQguides.com

I’M FINALLY BACK! I’ve neglected the blogging world for quite awhile for 2 reasons. First reason, I decided to go on a month’s hiatus from updating simply because I didn’t feel like it. Second reason? Well, as some of you might know, I recently sat for a Microsoft certification exam. The exam really stressed me out. I sacrificed the long Hari Raya weekend and spent most of the time at home studying for the exam. I guessed it paid off in the end. My exams was on Thursday, just after the long break. How did I do?…well, lets just say you can call me a “Microsoft Certified Professional” now *wink*.

Oh..another good thing was that I won 2 tickets to watch Black Eyed Peas in concert in conjunction with Arthur’s Day. How did I win?…err..I was given an entry form for every pint of Guinness I drank and all I had were 4 entries. What luck right? The party was great! Although I must say, Black Eyed Peas don’t really sound as nice live as they do on their records. I reckon it could be due to the sound system and the venue which was held in an open environment where sound are often displaced.

Here are scenes from Arthur’s Day

“To Arthur!”

booo to the sign!

met Puei Ee at the event too..

Janice and I enjoying our Guinness

watch the pro at work…hehe

Black Eyed Peas Yo!

Fergie was hot as always, although she sounded a bit off that night…again I blame the sound system and the venue. For me there were 2 highlights during the concert. One was definitely when wil.i.am remixed songs from the widest range of genres. From “House of Pain”, to “Red Hot Chilli Peppers” to “Michael Jackson”, he simply rocked the house. And then, came the finale where they sang “I Gotta Feeling” where the crowd absolutely went bananas! The night ended with a massive fireworks display. What a way to end the week won’t you say?

Last weekend, 7atenine KL celebrated their 3rd anniversary in style by having a 36 hour party. As media partners, we were invited to a private session of free flow alcohol and tapas. Media partners were sort of more privileged than invited guest I think as it was held inside a private room upstairs and we were served non-stop until about 7-ish. Yes, the party started from 4PM, so we (my colleagues and I) were drinking champagne and beer at 4PM. We were already tipsy and full by dinner time.

drinking at 4PM

Oh, did I mentioned there were also 9 Russian models that sat with us on our table that night? Hehe…It was really a fun night. We stayed on until about 11PM, and by that time, I personally cannot (and shouldn’t) drink anymore because I had to send one of my colleague back.

We were also on the invite list for one of the sessions the next day. The dress code was “Chiq White”, so everyone need to be wearing white (or almost all white). Again, we started sipping champagne at 4PM. Ok, I’m lazy to elaborate much on all that happened, because there are just too many stuff going on. I shall let the pictures do the the talking then..btw..all pictures below are courtesy of Ruhani Rabin.

yes..that’s a real snake!

If you ever go to 7atenine in KL, I strongly recommend you their Long Island Tea..it’s one of the strongest and the best so far that I’ve tasted. We ordered 2 jugs that night, and by the end of the night, everyone was really tired and bloated. Congratulations 7atenine on your 3rd year, and thank you for inviting us to be a part of your celebration.