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Reply #579 Hana_Hirokawa's post
wah....nampak chun saje...hehehe....mesti bestkan...uwaa...jelesnya |
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Fahrenheit at Gaoxiong autograph session today:
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Reply #581 errasazza's post
 wakaka chun sampai bengang ler dok pam belon tu 4 kali .. alih2 meletup jugak.. |
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Reply #586 Hana_Hirokawa's post
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Reply #587 errasazza's post
 a'ah yg ni ler ekeke.. lawak2.. aku siap soh mak tgk sekali, dia pun gelak.. n dia tak sangka abe chun tu org brunei n kayo laks tu  |
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Reply #588 Hana_Hirokawa's post
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mmg kelako...dah le baca berita kisah belon tu....tapi canggih jugak boleh jgak cucuk belon tu tak pecah |
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Reply #585 errasazza's post
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bnyknya pix....mmg best betul dpt jual sampai 350K tu ....baru preorder belum yg beli2 kemudian nnt...harap2 jgn le kluar mcm2 versi nnt ....pening nk pilih |
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Reply #589 tsukushi's post
mmg boleh untuk cucukan pertama mmg tak pecah.. utk yg kedua tu yg susah nk jadi.. aku rasa pasal dia tak letak selotape kat belon tu... takut penonton npk lak kot
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Reply #589 tsukushi's post
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agaknya tebal kot belon tu yg tak pecah.... |
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Reply #590 tsukushi's post
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dah ada 2 version tsu...rasa2nya nak beli yg mana 1...boy version ke men version... |
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Reply #588 Hana_Hirokawa's post
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memg kaya....chunnie...tapi tak sombong....aku tak sempat nak tgk lagi...sbb takde translation...kalu tgk camtu...aku tak paham sepatah haram...setakat wa ai ni tu tahu la... |
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Men in shades
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Jan 08 Vogue Taiwan
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The interview of Fahrenheit in Singapore's magazine, Teenage.
Rising Temperatures!
Witha name like FAHRENHEIT, you'd expect its members (consisting of WuChun, Calvin Chen, Jiro Wang and Arron Yan) to be nothing less than redhot. Thom Toh connects the wires and discovers just how warm andraucous the boys can get (minus Arron who is nursing a torn ligament)!
ThomToh: Let's get the facts straight. Jiro and Arron are from Taiwan whileCalvin is a Taiwanese studying in Canada. Also, we have Chun, a Chinesefrom Brunei Darussalam who has modelled in Singapore. As a band, werethere initial culture shocks?
Chun: Coming from Brunei, Ifound it quite a challenge tackling the language barrier in Taiwan. Youcan imagine how difficult it was for me to get accustomed to aMandarin-speaking environment. Back home, I was used to speakingEnglish with a smattering of Bahasa Melayu. At that time, I didn't evenknow when to roll my tongue at the end of certain Mandarin words.Actually, I'm still a little confused now, but its okay. (Laughs)
Calvin:The four of us got along like a house on fire and whatever concernsanyone of us harboured felt inconsequential after a while. We're alldifferent yet alike, but we readily accept one another's charactertraits.
Jiro: Yeah, which was why we quickly got over Chun whokept calling Singapore as "Seen Chia Pour". He had the weirdest accentwhen we first met him. Sp, we kept trying to correct his enunciation,but to no avail! (Groans)
Chun: After a while, they just allowedme to speak whichever way I wanted to. That makes me sound morenatural. Even when I was recording, I had to depend on the Englishspellings of the Chinese characters to pronounce the words correctly.It was rather tough but at least it helped me to get the job done!
Thom: Earlier on, Calvin mentioned your different character traits. How would you describe yourself?
Chun 'm the kind of guy who takes time to warm up to strangers. It's highlyunlikely for me to approach someone and hit it off immediately. PerhapsI worry too much, pondering over the repercussions or fretting overimagined scenarios. I am the classic worrier!
Calvin: You cansay that I'm pretty independent. When I was still in Vancouver in 2004,I took part in a competition called Sunshine Boyz. My main motive wasto win the air ticket to Taiwan to be with my family. I wanted to paymy way back home, through my own efforts. Of course, I eventuallyemerged as the champion of the competition and saw my dream come true -not just to see my folks, but also to become an artiste. Everythinghappened so smoothly and I have been extremely grateful ever since. Andyeah, as for my studies, I still have a thesis waiting to be completed.Soon, very soon! (Laughs)
Jiro: I抦 pretty much like Wang DaDong (the character that he plays in the popular high school drama, KOOne). In real life, I抳e always been loud and rowdy, so the characterfit me like a glove. People kept asking how I immersed myself in therole, but actually I was just being me. (Laughs) But I do go throughphases of highs and lows in my life too. Lately, I抳e become moresombre and everyone starts asking me if I抦 fuming over something. I抦not, honestly! I抳e just begun to see how keeping a calm and collectedfront can bring about a good change in my life. But that leads me to abig problem, as I抦 getting paranoid as to whether I should be a chirpychap or a cool guy. Help |
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Singapore's LIME magazine's interview with Fahrenheit.
WHO?
Fahrenheit, made up of four hunkalicious fellas, Calvin, Aaron, Wu Zun and Jiro.
SO WHAT?
Signed on by the same management arm that discovered F4, Fahrenheit are touted to be the next generation of teenage heartthrobs.
LIME: hot or cold?
Calvin ike temperature, we've all got varying intensities. Aaron has piercingeyes and he's very quiet so people find him rather cold. Dong Cheng isthe 'hottest' among us, simply because he's so jovial! People tell methat I've got a warm smile. Wu Zun is cool 'cos he's quite reserved andhas melancholic eyes.
Wu Zun: I prefer summer to winter 'cos we can hit the beach and ogle at the babes!
LIME: hip-hop or pop?
Calvin: I love hip-hop and its rhythm especially when it's coupled with rap. I'm a fan of 50 Cent, Eminem and Nelly.
Wu Zun: I like both genres. It depends on my mood.
LIME: Discman or iPod?
Wu Zun: Or course the iPod. You can store lots of music and view photos and videos on it.
Calvin: I prefer the iPod 'cos it's so sleek and nice. Just like how I choose cars, looks come first!
LIME: lover or wife?
Calvin:Girlfriend. I'm addicted to the euphoria of falling in love. But whenyou're married, your wife feels more like a family member than a lover.
Jiro long to have a wife. I come from a really small family - it's just mymum and I. My job takes me away from my mum most of the time, it'll begreat to give her a daughter-in-law to keep her company! And if my wifeand I have a kid, the house will be much livelier!
LIME: football or sex?
Calvin: Can i play football with my girlfriend? That's the best scenerio. Haha!
Jiro: I'll do whatever my girlfriend wants first. I can always play football later with the guys.
Wu Zun: Between the two, I'd choose intimacy with my sweetheart. What else is better than that?
LIME: juice or booze?
WuZun: Juice of course. Drinking alcohol is no different from smoking. Itry to do less of those stuff that's bad for my health.
Jiro: Mymum has been making fresh fruit juice for me since I was a little sothat's definitely my choice. As actors, we usually get packed luncheswhich are lacking in Vitamin C so a glass of juice in the morning wouldbe good.
LIME: cash or pressies?
Jiro resents! There's this thrill you get out of opening a gift. I thinkpeople give cash out of laziness, 'cos they can't think of what to buy.But really, it's the thought that counts.
Calvin: It's nice to receive a present with a personal message written on it. It's so important to show sincerity in your gift.
WuZun: I've given someone cash and gone shopping together with her topick out what she likes. That's the smartest and most efficient way!
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