Wanna strip wit me?!

I need one more person to go go go wit me! hehehe...then can pay half price! Who wanna go?

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Went to watch 門徒Protege on Sat and I think its a really nice movie. Go watch it if you haven't! It's quite exciting and I think maybe because Daniel is the leading actor that's why its even more worthy to watch! :p

Undercover officer Nick (Daniel Wu) had spent the last eight years penetrating into the core of a drug sales ring working his way up from a street dealer post to the managerial position handling cargo deliveries for Jong (Andy Lau) - the biggest player in the local heroin market. When the ailing Jong makes Nick his protégé, Nick could not but sway before money and power and starts to perform his role like a real drug trafficker. This, together with his affair with heroin-addict Jane (Zhang Jingchu), causes Nick to becomes more and more confused about his true identity, and eventually leads to a disastrous end.

Based on materials provided by retired undercover agents of the police force, "Protégé" attempts to realistically tell the story of undercover agents in the clandestine drug world, who struggle to constantly walk on the fine line between justice and crime, but who will never see the day of serving in the regular police force.

Directed by Derek Yee (One Night In Mongkok), produced by Peter Chan (Perhaps Love).

Synopsis from gv.com.sg.

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Just one other thing, for those of you who take part in lucky draws. Here are some stuff I think you should know, to better your chance of being lucky picked.

1. Write properly, you wanna anyhow scribble your contact details then how do you expect people to contact you if you really won? For example, your 6 look like 0, your 7 look like 1. If the person keying your name can't make up what you're writing they'll simple guess what the correct number or letter is. If heng heng correct then ok la, if wrong then too bad. You don't get contacted and the prize goes to someone else.
   
   
2. Send them in different envelopes if you have multiple entries. Don't clip all 4 pieces of lucky draw slips together then send in one envelope. That is considered as ONE entry. You spend so much time filling up all the forms also no use. If you send them in different envelopes then your chance will be higher.
   
   
3. Fill in your contact no or email! Some kuku write down their names and address only. Seriously, if I'm the organiser, and I happen to pick this person, do you think I'd go to his house personally to inform him that he has won the prize? I'll simply pick another person who has contacts written and then give the person a call or send an email to inform him that he have won the prize. It's so much easier then sending a snail mail also.
   

Was helping Yao with some data entry and can't help but wonder, why do people take the effort to fill up lucky draws, put them in an envelope, put on stamp on it and send it back to the organiser when they're throwing their chances away with their illegible hand-writing anyway? Anyway, good luck hope you all win more lucky draws!