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I, Fariss Haiqel Boulala came to life on 21st February 1991, only God knows why.
Since then, Bengali, Malay, Chinese, Javanese, and football are in my blood.
I'm 1.82metres tall. I'm not heavy but I consider myself a heavyweight in my own world.
I do anything I want and I'll do anything to get what I want.
It's not that I can't accept defeat. I'm just born to win.
I'm as ambitious as Hitler. Fear me not though. I'm a nice guy, really.
But try me if you insists. I would love that.

JustBringIt!






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Wednesday, September 22, 2010



There was a time when dad kept boasting about how well I could play football, when I was worthy of wearing the national colors.

There was also a time when mum saw me as the one with the brains, when I was smart enough to be enrolled into a class full of geeks.

Little did they know I was going to become who I am now. Nobody.

I was so used to being the best at everything I do. Why didn't anyone remind me, that nothing is perfect?

I tried too hard to be perfect. Such greed. Now God's teaching me how to accept defeat. And the lessons just keep on coming.