So yeah, templates. quite tedious i should say. The computer i'm using in the office doesn't have the programs that i need to make a good template (Photoshop). It doesn't hurt to use Paint or Powerpoint (better use what's installed so yeah.) to create simple template. My best ally would probably be the Snipping Tool.
Oh yeah, most of the time at work, if i'm not processing any books; I'm just watching movies. Yeah MOVIES you got that right. I think this week alone i've finished more than a dozen (seriously).
Moving on.
I am also been into playing Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney in a Nintendo DS emulator that i've installed on my phone a few days ago. Well, the title itself calls forth what the game is all about; Phoenix Wright as an Attorney. In this game, you'll be given court cases to work on to, you need to win those cases as a Defense Attorney for the defendant (the one who is being accused as a suspect for the crime). There is also a Prosecutor (one who calls forth witnesses to prove that your client is well, guilty of the crime). The way to win every case is to have proof/evidence that would support your claims and find loopholes on the witness' testimony/ies. The prosecutor, will do his best to contradict your claims by presenting proofs they acquired (although its always under the Court Files available for viewing everytime).
I do enjoy this game because it tells a little bit something about how we should treat others. Mostly blaming others for things that they didn't do. Baseless accusations counts to nothing in this life, you just put the other person at risk and puts your credibility as a truthful person into shambles. If you wanna prove something, do it with facts and not with baseless claims. Do not persecute others for the wrongs that they didn't do. "Evidence is everything" as to what Von Karma (he's not a good guy in the game but hey, what he said is true). Well, to put it simply, do not look for an escape goat for the wrong thing/s that you have done.
This goes for me too. I really have no space for people like that, well, who would in their right minds?
It just goes to show that i do not tolerate those kinds of people. Most of the time i stay quiet, just observing and talk little. Talk little in a sense that i only say what is needed. If you need to say something, go say it but do not expect me to answer or give feedback to it. I won't as long as i don't have any reason to do so. I'll talk if its needed, i'll blurt out specific words that will supplement the topic in discussion, at the same time giving out solid source/s for the info. There's not much to tell as i'm tired dealing with those kind (people fond of lying) but hey, just go with what you want to do. I'll just observe from now on.
