  ( Read of the mo:  nil)  & nbsp;  Have got this tune playing repeatedly in my head since i downloaded the audrey hepburn screensaver last week.
 & nbsp;  Moon River & nbsp;  Moon River,  wider than a mile I'm crossing you in style some day Oh,
 dream maker,  you heart breaker wherever you're going I'm going your way Two drifters off to see the world There's such a lot of world to see We're after the same rainbow's end-  waiting 'round the bend my huckleberry friend Moon River and me & nbsp;  Saturday was a crazy day.  Went shopping with mom and bought 2 pairs of shoes,
 got home in the evening and met up with Shirley after dinner.  She had somehow managed to get her hands on her friend's car so we were driving around and& nbsp; got all excited when we found a pasar malam at sing ming rd,  where i had my favourite taiwanese sausage before we went on to PS to catch Super Size Me at midnight,  which is really a documentary on what 30 days of Mcdonald's food can do to you,
 your liver and your libido. nbsp; Apparently Mcdees,  which is what mcdonald's was called throughout the film,  is highly addictive and if you don't give in to your cravings for that big mac or cheeseburger or fillet or whatever,  you'll likely suffer from headaches and even depression!
 And the food also kills your livers ( too much sodium?  and your sex drive,  as testified by the vegan chef girlfriend of Morgan,  the crazy dude on the 30- day mcdees diet,
 which just isn't something i'd readily buy,  cos it came out all brief and unsubstantiated by any medical research,  much like a passing comment.  Like,  if you're serious about making a point there,  you would have done more to convince the audience you know.
 I mean,  she is a fucking vegan!  Oh well maybe i'm& nbsp; being mean,  but ask a vegan how he/
she likes& nbsp; chicken soup and he/ she will cringe,  much less processed meat like mcnuggets,  so how impartial will they be when they have an opportunity to play a role in getting the world to boycott mcdees,
 a fast food chain selling not just many many burgers everyday,  but also burgers that are made with meat and not some organic vegetables shit?  Like,  i'm totally not discriminating,  but you just don't see people running around preaching about the harmful effects of consuming all that insecticide that comes from greens simply because they are carnivorous do you?  Anyways,
 back to the film,  i think& nbsp; it was done in a rather stilted view and i wish it hadn't been so cos it is really not that tough to prove how unhealthy mcdees food are,  but they just went a step further and completely threw it off balance.  Like,
 whats up with that scene of& nbsp; the double quater- pounder in vomit form?  & nbsp;
 Right after the show,  we did what i supposed must be unimaginable for many:  we went to the drive- thru at east coast and ordered ourselves big fat nuggets at 2am in the morning :  and after a couple of hours driving around the supposed haunted roads in singapore,  we ended up at the famous prata place in NUS and ate some more before we finally&
nbsp; made our way& nbsp; home at 6am.  Showered and read for a bit before i hit the bed at 7,  only to wake up at 3 in the afternoon.
 Not my ideal way to spend a weekend,  but it did make me cherish whatever was left of my sunday.
