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Well, back few weeks ago KK, Denis and me went out shopping in Low Yat. We were taking LRT (Light Rail Transit), and have some conversation about “Heroes” the TV series that is coming out for the second season.

Eventually, KK start saying “yea, at this time, you will have people around you stop moving, Denis is not moving, I am not moving. Then, some stranger come to you and say ‘My name is Hiro Nakamura.’, then before leaving will tell you ‘Save the cheerleader, save the world’, and everything goes back to normal.

Well, just for people who didn’t watch the series, you may not know what is going on. Basically, the phrases said just now was some of the catch phrases in the TV series “Heroes“. It is in an episode where one character named Hiro, time travel to the present in a train and freeze time (that explains why other people are not moving), then tell the main protagonist to save the cheerleader.

And so I added, it will be fun thing to do if you are playing “true or dare” game on the train. Having the loser to “dare”, walk up to a stranger passenger on the train and tell him/her, “My name is Hiro Nakamura, I’m from the future”, and see how the person react. Then again, it wouldn’t be nice to bother other passenger while playing this game.

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