How to remove indelible ink from Malaysia General Election (GE13)

I’m a 1st time voter and I’m proud to say I had taken my first patriotic duty for my Malaysia. Woohoo! Plus, this is the 1st time indelible ink was used.

How to remove indelible ink?

So, say you wanted to remove the indelible ink. My friends were suggesting numerous methods; hand sanitizer, toothpaste, soap and sponge. Before I did all that (yes, I tried it all), I asked Uncle Google “how to remove indelible ink” and eHow suggested rubbing alcohol. The pharmacy didn’t have it so instead, I used nail polish remover and here was my finding.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXaJjKdL5AQ

I believe mine was more difficult to clean because it was dry. And by the time I finished testing out all of this, other alternative methods to remove indelible ink appeared online. *facepalm*

Soap and exfoliating glove

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JIF paste and hard brown brush

CLOROX (I KID YOU NOT!)

So by the end of the day, what was the method you used to remove the indelible ink?

Don’t get no face

Who would you prefer to handle your company project?

The person with green highlights in his hair wearing a polo shirt and very torn jeans. Or, the lady who’s dressed sexily but slutty in a tank top inviting you to look deep into her cleavage?

If there’s 1 thing I’ve learned being around business owners and lessons from the recent image consulting class is that first impressions not only count, you can persuade a deal before it happens.

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This was the sketch I did to educate more than 25 business owners the importance of dressing appropriately. And man, it’s been such a long time since I drew something.

So forgive the haunting “no face” people. Lol.

Hajimemashite.

Watashi wa Danny desu. Dozo yorushikku.

Onamae wa?

I’ve officially started my Japanese lessons and already I’m rather nervous. My 1st class experience began with some students from a level higher mistaking the class. One of them was a girl who figured she was always right and didn’t want to admit that her class was relocated until proven wrong by her own classmate. *facepalm*. Not to mention she didn’t admit her mistake after. -_-!!!

Anyway, teacher of the class was a petite Japanese lady named; Obata. It was shocking the moment she started teaching because she verbalized what we needed to learn that day very clearly – voice raised a little. But it did help, as I could hear the pronunciation of words

And the 2 hour lesson went by very quickly. By the end of the class, all I could think of was “how am I going to remember all of this?”

I’ve never been a star student in school. Spent more hours in the pool than in books. Plus from my experience, I’ve learnt better from copying homework than memorizing. Die.

Hmm… maybe I should go get an exercise book and write 1-2 pages of the same thing so I can remember it better. 😐

What other ways can an umbrella be used for besides shading from the Sun and the rain?

Well, if I happened to stumble into a time machine and went back into the dinosaur age, my umbrella would be my new best friend.

Hiding from the Nufflesaurusses
Hiding from the Nufflesaurusses

Other uses for the umbrella are aplenty

If you love to Instagram and want to spice up your picture.

Use an umbrella as a prop
Use an umbrella as a prop

If you’re having a bad day and want to fly away.

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Use an umbrella and be Mary Poppins

If you feel unsafe walking around.

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Use an umbrella like a samurai

Lastly, this is not really a use for an umbrella, but…ah, I don’t know what to call it.

Eye catcher?
You tell me.

I was initially thinking of using a Japan GT grid girls photo, but I’ve not attended that event before. So…keep it in your pants. 😛