"We formed the friendship on the basis of similar interests," Ricky said when asked why Jim, Andre, Andrew and he himself is in the same group. They were usually seen together in school. He refused to give out personal details like Andre did (he even refused to give out his full name).
In a brief fifteen minutes chat session with Ricky, we had an exchange of arguments about culture.
"I never think of culture as something important," Ricky said, "The world changed. The world will keep on doing so. There's no point of preserving something."
Oh. Those are strong words, Ricky. I disagree with that. And for everyone to know, yes, he is cool, blatantly straightforward, and highly individualistic (even to his friends, sometimes).
The world moves fast. People got carried away by the changes. Some forwent all the good virtues of the old days. Others started thinking that friends and family are not as important anymore.
Are you one of them? Or are you the one with a solid identity, knowing who you are and where you stand?
Coming up: Andrew, get me some laughter; and The dancers!
The link to the real world to the guy who played Ricky: http://www.new.facebook.com/profile.php?id=545413774&ref=ts
or even better, see this guy for real in ICN! book your tickets now!
http://icn.pintusingapura.org
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