After the outing the other day in The Curve attending to the F&N Stylez, we adjourned to the neighborhood new attraction, the S.I.N Club. The night was quite young, and we only see people walking in to the new club shortly after 11PM.

Located next to Modesto’s in Jalan P.Ramlee, the clubbing hot spot, it was the formally Ibiza. S.I.N is operated by the same management of Liquid Bar. The crowd on that night was depressing, but I was informed that the previous night’s crowd was fabulous. With a lot of young and hot gay guys enjoying the music.

I like the management of Liquid previously. Often I would frequent the establishment every weekend, it was my then official watering hole.

Arming with the strong hand, knowing that S.I.N is managed by the very same people, I was once again with confidence visiting the place.

I was a little disappointed with the turn out, but I was happy with the new found place. It was way above par compared to the other gay bar across the street. It wasn’t filthy, it wasn’t filled with underage ah bengs, and best thing of all, the cover charge comes with a beer, not coke like the one across the street. I mean, who the fuck pays for cover charge and gets a Coke? It should be default to beer, unless requested for soft drinks. Besides, why drink soft drinks when you are in a nightclub anyway.

After a drink and some music, we decided to go around KL, for some sight seeing. Then, we decided to go for some Bak Kut Teh near Chow Kit road, just beside Mango Jerry.

Then we saw this eye candy.

Eye candy is quite a chewer. He chews on his BaK Kut Teh really really fast, and we tried to mimic his speed, but to no avail. He’s good.

I wonder if he fucks as fast too!

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First, it started with I sorta got invited to go to The Curve where they are having this street art kinda event organized by F&N. I later found out it was F&N Freestylz.

What more, I did not catch what my friend had said, all I cared at that time was to get the The Curve. I brought my compact camara, luckily.

Parking was havoc, I tell you. It is the first time that I actually illegally parked in a mall. Illegal meaning, there were no boxes around my car when I finally parked my car.

The event itself features several groups of people age between 16 to 21 performing their grafitty like art on a “can”vas. It was pretty interesting to watch as the artist express themselves on the can.

When we arrive, several “Work In Progress” are on the way. It is fun seeing a piece of canvas turning itself into an art.

I guess the organizers had prepared for bad weather. Just moments after I arrived at The Curve, it started to drizzle. It was fun seeing the organizers bringing out the big giant umbrellas to shield the canvas from the rain.

I especially like a few pieces of art that was created. Like the Dragon with the iPod. The Blue White Patch (don’t know what is it called) was one of my all time favorite. So emotional, yet so torn.

The entertainment for the day was quite fun. One of the interesting one is dancing to the tune of wazzat_that_song_name_with_the_character_running_on_a_bike_with_his_cock_hanging?

It was funny, and no words could describe it. Perhaps a picture?

Of course, being in an event like this is never complete without eye candies. I managed to spot a few, but unfortunately, my fingers’ only fast enough to snap one.

Meet Jason!

He’s kinda cute, right?

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