watch me unfold;

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Sunday, November 16, 2008 5:45 PM

I lost 90 percent of my friends

on Friendster, that is. And that is what a full-day maintenance did.

I think the sensational Taiwan basketball idol-drama Hotshot has too much a resemblance to the Japanese basketball anime, Slamdunk which, happened to be my favourite anime when I was young-er. The characters, their personalities, the basketball part are all too similar, and they even made the main character comical like in the anime. Nevertheless, it is still entertaining to watch. Dare I say addictive? With the big-named (male) eyecandies starring the show, it is a topic to share with girls. Heh heh.

Watching the drama makes me wanna ball again.

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