The Kambing Farm

Bah, the w660i camera is awesome at times, but sometimes, the noise it produces is unbearable. I WANTS A DECENT CAMERA! T_T

Here are some test shots with the camera,

(I know, this supposed to be merged with the w660i so-called review below, but ah what the heck, at the same time, I can show off some pics, yey)

The pictures look GILER CHUN if taken in the morning.

But the pictures looks GILER uh, UNCHUN (but some are not) if taken at night.

(My coke light-ism is killing this plastic! Help him!)

Looking at darren’s photo snapped using a w610i, (well, I don’t know if he photoshopped it, BUT IT LOOKS NICE), it makes me even more regretful to not get w610i, *sob*.
O well. w660i is *sniff* fun too.

Hullo there,

as you might know, the previous title for this post was “GUILTY! I FEEL GUILTY!”

And yes, I still am.

Why? Because I just dragged this baby in to my house.

Packed to perfection, absolutely stunning. :wub:

A Sony Ericsson w660i.

Brand spanking new. :/

What happens to my w550i? It was for duck-food.

As you can see, the screen sticker thingy (or protector) is still attached. Because THIS THING IS SHITTY NEW AND I CAN’T FIND A SCREEN PROTECTOR!

I originally was going for the w610i, but god dammit, the keypad was a huge turnoff.

But function-wise, w610i wins w660i. The only special thing about w660i, as mentioned by the shopkeeper was,

3G.

WHY THE F WOULD I NEED 3G?!
(but still I bought it, lol)

All in all, the phone is awesome. Nice to use, but the camera, I’m still puzzled how come it’s a bit yellow-ish-ish.

Yummy backside, the little walkman logo is shining but there’s a little sticker there (which I haven’t ripped it off)

In my opinion,

Pros:

• Light
• 3G (I think, I don’t even use it, lol)
• Has all the requirements for a phone.

Cons:

• Less functions as compared to the cheap, sucky-keypads w610i.

That’s my opinion, as everyone knows, I suck at it. Heh.

So, looks like I’m stuck with you for quite some time.

Oh, and if God permits, and family too, I might try to obtain a Canon A570 IS at KL on September.

The pictures you see above is using my dad’s Lumix (YES, MY DAD’S *SOB*)

Au revoir!

Heh, tuition t-issue.

BUT ANYWAY.

I just found out a few days ago that tuitions are now not allowed to be done at teacher’s homes. I just read about it in the local newspaper (I don’t know whether it’s nationwide or just Miri, since it was in the Borneo Post so I have no idea, forgive my ignorance).

Seems like they will give a fine based on how many students attend the tuition. Aw.

Looks like I won’t have any more Additional Mathematics and Chemistry tuition anymore :/

I don’t like going to those public tuitions, dammit! It’s so noisy!

I prefer to go to the teachers who teaches at school, at least they teach according to what is taught at school. (or something like that :/)

*sob*.

What’s a kid to do to actually pass his Chemistry and Additional Maths exam, *sniff*.