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Wednesday, November 19, 2003

3 hours.... spent on the Net....ogling Yami No Matsuei Pix....... freezes......Your.........brain.......n...... seriously...........affects.........ur...........eyes...........(@@)
But.........will.........be.......so......worth..........it.......... heh........heh.........heh............

Incidentally, some poor bloke got hired for blogging! You can read it here
This might be a bit of interest to the HellB Lady..... Found a whole bunch of Yami No Matsuei tests on quizilla.... u can come to my personality test website to check out the ones I did...... I did another one that says my ideal date is Tsuzuki, but unfortunately, he's quite gay.... (~~;)
Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls, Deviants and Innocents, Care Bears and Care Cousins,
It is my pride, joy and yea, honour, to announce that:
I'm FREE!
Freeeeeeee................. as a bird.....................
[wacky, hysterical laughter]
My exams are like, so finally OVER! Hahaha! It ended with my reallly crappy AHRM just yesterday, [for which I really unloaded a shitload of C.R.A.P. upon my unwitting lecturer] and to top the whole thing off, I went out with my group to Swensen's for food and ICE-CREAM! [major sugar rush!] You know, my AHRM groupmates are pretty crappy sometimes [well, make that pretty much all the time] and when we finally got a chance for it..... wahahahaha.... pity the poor, solitary male in our group, the bedtime bear, for bearing the brunt of all that hyped up estrogen. (^^)
Anyway, major thanks and salutations to all my groupmates for this semester, if you be reading this. The list goes as follows:

Internet 4 Biz: Even though you guys left me dry at the final presentation, with one giant joker almost not coming, and Dr Tan thinking I'm being defensive.... haha, just kidding..... least we survived his boring lectures and lousy sense of timing...

Service Mkt: Candle, once again you managed to survive me as a groupmate for another sem. ;p Major thanx for helping me through that horrid, horrid case study for Credit Suisse and let's just hope Dr Rajiv [n chantika] never cross our warpaths again...

OE: We had a bit of a hiccup with the case study, but at least we pulled through that for the debates and the project and we scored... heeheehee.... LK, will always remember you telling Dr Chung "Ni bu si hen shuai".....

And how to forget...

AHRM: We are like, so freakin' crappy guys........ and the brunt of that all falls on bedtime... hahaha... But it was sooo fun working together for this sem and we can really qualify for the "Group With Most Fun", ya? ;p

And that's it. Another chapter of my life closed. Who knows what the next one is gonna bring?

Anyway, for some extra entertainment, check out the KFC Reloaded for an extra-crispy take on the infamous Architect's Speech from M.Reloaded. This is something Xeo put up on the Friendster bulletin board.... hee......

And also, here's something from matt from that same friendster bulletin...

"A woman without her man is nothing"

A professor scribbled on the chalkboard and
asked his students to punctuate it correctly.

All of the males in the class wrote:
"A woman, without her man, is nothing."

All the females in the class wrote:
"A woman: without her, man is nothing."

Moral of the story: Punctuation is POWERFUL...



Sunday, November 16, 2003

It's almost Over.......
My two exams are almost here, and my time as a happy-go-not-so-lucky student is almost over. No more allowances from parents. No more worrying about menial stuff like exams and homework, [least I hope so anyway!] no more student discounts at selected outlets. :p

No more childhood. No more innocence. Time to face the real world.

Yea, like you haven't any of that yet?

Got a point. Even though we're still relatively protected in a 'school' environment, it still ain't the pretty picture of innocence [I wanna think] it is. When I read through some of my friends' blogs, I really get an idea of just how big a shitass some people can be, and how lucky I've always been, to have always been surrounded by great people. [Yes, dearies, that includes you, you, and YOU].

I used to think it was a minus point in my side, to not be able to socialise, or be able to just talk to some stranger without worries. Now I think: It's kinda a strength for me. My [dao] means that the only people who get near to me are people who are truly interested in me as a person, and not for my looks, position or power. [although I have to admit, I don't have much of the last 3, so....] This same [dao] acts as kinda filter, keeping out the leeches, parasites, and other undesirable scum of society. It's the mask I put to the world, the sign that says, "Nothing interesting here. GO AWAY!". [Although it doesn't seem to help when it comes to surveyors, solicitors, and people who wanna preach to me about God]

So do you think it's worthwhile to carry this sign? Won't you keep out a lot of other good people?

No. I'm not carrying it 24/7, don't be silly. [My arms will get tired]. It's up to me whether I want to show the sign, or whether I want to put it up. I've met people who automatically activate this sign, and I've met people who make me wanna put it down forever. The question here is whether the person will activate this sign or not. And if they do.... I won't really want to put it down when I'm with them.

And how long do you think you can carry this sign?

I'm gonna carry this sign for a long, long while in life. I'm the Fool of the Tarot. And the Fool always wanders alone.