new favourites...

Has anyone seen that new Intel commercial with celebrities sitting on people? A rather stupid commercial but then I noticed Michael Owen the soccer player was featured in the ad. I started watching soccer off and on in the last couple of years not because I particularly enjoy the sport itself, but because I decided soccer players have sweet bodies. Owen strikes (ha, get it?) me as a real clean-cut-cutie. If you have not seen the commercial, I suggest you check it out here: http://www.intel.com/intel/promotions/unwire/ads.htm

It's the British accent I tell you. I swear, I am such a sucker for British & Australian accents. Those accents will be the death of me, I know it. Linda and I were talking about hot accents and generally noted that a man with an accent is pretty cool; HOWEVER, Linda pointed out to me that she's not exactly attracted to ALL or ANY accents. I believe her exact words were "well, I'm not really into the mainland-chinese accent." LOL. My goodness she's a riot. And it got me thinking, I don't find french (either parisian or quebecois), german and tagalog accents necessarily "hot," but that's just me and I think I've just become a subliminal by-product of British colonialism--not that I'm ok with that either. I am ok with looking at super fine soccer players though.

Another new favourite thing I'm going to begin doing is blogging random "top 3" things/people/places etc. that I like/hate/enjoy etc. Why "3" you ask? Well, Jack White from the White stripes is obsessed with the #3 and he's pretty cool so I trust his quirky instincts, secondly, Sean Paul's new CD is titled "The Trinity" and anyone who knows me, knows that I luuuuvvv Sean Paul and finally, the BF answers everything with "I'll tell you why for the following three reasons..." So anyway, here goes:

My 3 favourite dim-sum dishes:

1. Seen Jook Yuen (Steamed Bean Curd Wrap)
2. Ha Gow (Shrimp Dumpling)
3. Low Bak Ko (Pan Fried Turnip Cake)