Earworms

Heyyy! Did you guys ever get a song stuck in your head?

Well that phenomenon is called earworm or also known as 'haunting melody' or 'hard-to-shake melody' or 'stuck song syndrome' or 'involuntary musical imagery' or 'brainworms' or 'sticky music'. But I'm gonna use 'earworm' for this time cuz it's sound so.... wormy?

Earworm : A piece of music that sticks in one's mind so that one seems to hear it even when it is not being played. This thing is so common in normal life and so may be distinguished from brain damage which results in palinacousis.

Everyone's will experience this except for people who never listen to any music in his whole life. Like a hobo that live in a cave with two cotton buds that are stuck in his ears.

How to un-earworm it?

1. Unhearit (my review: what a troll -.-")
2. Replace it with another song.
3. Give it to someone else.

Your choices.

Hall of fame, The Script. Haha. Meh

R U Mine, Arctic Monkeys.

By,
Liyana

Close your eyes

"Close your eyes, and let me miss you,
Tomorrow I'll still miss you,
Remember I'll always be true"

By,
LJ

Missing person

Don't be a missing person.
Just don't.

By,
Leen the bean

Let's face the music

Hey dude and jude,

I really miss my other life, there. 
Laze around, lying down, doing nothing, 
and now that's sounds like a freaking lifeless soul, 
and a massive boredom, 
but I miss it, tho. No kidding.

I'm going to start my internship in no less than 7 days. Arghhh. Imma be so dead, I'm not ready for this.
Nah nah, not yet, never ever never no matter what, forever.
Tho I'm not a wuss but a hero,

"But tomorrow may rain, so I'll follow the sun"

By,
LJ

Dust in the wind.

Dear Orion.
I just want to reminisce the past,
As my sweet fraction of life.
No expectation, no pressure.
Do you get me?

"You such a sweet human," -Jake, Adventure Time

By,
Sillyana

Random

Do you know what is the differences between gorgeous, beautiful, pretty, stunning and cute? They don't really have any solid difference. For me, there is only a thin line between all of those terms. However, if we still want to take a look at the differences, then let's just go through by each term.

Warning: All of these words are my individual opinion. People said, the level of attractiveness is very subjective. Different people have different tastes. Always.

Stunning:

It's like captivating. It makes you stop and stare. Your appearances play an important role to make other people feel stunning about you. So I don't really have an example to describe this term. In my opinion, anybody can go stunning. Just go and buy an amazing dress from Vera Wang or put some make up that makes you look different.

Gorgeous:

Like really, really pretty. It's involving a perfect feature. Maybe about your jaw line or sharp nose, oval face, big eyes, full lips, cheekbone, perfect teeth and healthy body. By the word healthy, it means that not too thin and not too fat. Moderate.

Eg: Madeleine Stowe (Victoria Grayson)

Beautiful:

Emotionally-attached version of pretty. Maybe it's the most meaningful word for pretty. It also means a description of the best on the inside and outside of a person of interest.

Eg: My mum, Emma Watson, Vanessa Hudgens, Leighton Meester (Blair Cornelia Waldorf)

Pretty:

Nice facial features and appearances, without involving any emotion from the people that use the word to describe someone else.

Eg: Emily VanCamp (Emily Thorne/Amanda Clarke), Jennifer Carpenter (Debra Morgan), Blake Lively (Serena Van Der Woodsen)

Cute:

Things that make you go 'awwww'. Not necessarily involving people that are really pretty or handsome. Maybe depending on someone's attitude or action. Usually involving someone small and makes you want to keep it. Or someone who has a cute face like big eyes with small mouth with small face or something?

Eg: Go Mi Nam (Park Shin Hye).

By, 

LJ

Six Degrees of Separation

Have you guys heard about six degrees of separation? Other than The Script's song, of course.

Well, I never heard of it until I accidentally clicked on The Script's music video, "Six Degrees of Separation". Okay, for those awesome people who want to know bout it, let me tell yah.

Okayh awesome people, six degrees of separation is the idea that any two people in the world are connected in some way by no more than six people. Uh? So not convincing. Is this definition real? Sorry, I'm going to find out another convincing definition for you. Jap eh.

Okayh,betul lah tu. Tadi misread kejap. Ha ha. But it can be explained like this:

It is hypothesized that everyone on the planet can be connected through no more than six degrees of separation. For example, let say that I want to be connected with Paul McCartney. The first step for me is to  find any friend who lives in London, and then, my friend is connected to other friends until I had someone who knows Paul McCartney. This should take no more than 6 of these 'friend to friend' connections.

Graphic description for better understanding:

ME (LJ) --> #1 A friend that studies in London --> #2 His study mate --> #3 His studymate's aunty --> #4 Husband of that aunty --> #5 The bestfriend of that husband --> #6 Paul McCartney (means that maybe Paul is a cousin of that bestfriend

But ammm, sejauh mana kesahihan nye, wallahua'lam. But, this is a very cool theory, ey mate? Kan kan.
Do listen to The Script. I would like to recommend some cool songs and they are as below:

1. Break even
2. For the first time
3. Hall of fame
4. Six degrees of separation.

PS: I don't think that the song of "six degrees of separation" is talking about the real six degrees of separation. I don't know why the lyrics are a bit different and explaining about different things. The song is about six degrees of separation after break up? Maybe they change it or something. Well, a song is always need to be related with heart, feelings, love. There is no place for geek nerd theories in song's lyrics. Except for TBBT's theme song.

The Scripts

Paul Mc Cartney

By,
Leen the bean