I'm a week into my new job, and I just find it terribly funny that I'm all dressed up corporate-like, prim and proper as befits the office and surrounded by professional and experienced people, and inside I'm a ditzy fangirl of massive proportions. Not that my colleagues are stuffy, because they're not, but the generation gap remains large and in charge.

I also find it terribly amusing that because I'm young and look "innocent", my boss is trying to see if he can embarrass me with a constant stream of politically incorrect comments and dirty jokes. Mr Boss Man, I know dirty jokes that would make you blush.

Drifting off-topic, hey there's a mini-wank in the comments section of the Jackie Chan vid I uploaded.

Poll #806178 Mulan
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Disney's Mulan is racist.

Caught the tail end of Disney's Mulan on telly. Brilliant stuff, was the first Disney movie to pull me into internet fandom, but the bit where she leaps onto the Emperor to give him a bear hug always makes me cringe because that is so wrong. How wrong is it? It's Angelina-Jolie-snogging-her-brother wrong.

Anyway, after watching that and IM-ing with my mates (halfway across the world, uuuuuu) I suddenly got nostalgic for Hong Kong serials. In particular, the Mulan serial which introduced me to the very yummy Vincent Zhao, and Journey to the West which reintroduced me to the ever-wonderful Dickie Cheung.

( Hong Kong Serials 101. )

( Mulan: The Hong Kong Tv Serial )

So, I watched Mulan II for the first time today.

I can sum up all the flaws of that movie in one word: ( Rushed. )

Edited to add: I thought that Ting-Ting's singing voice was familiar... It's Judy Kuhn!