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Saturday, September 30, 2006

colours on the wall

We were talking about climbing routes, then someone said blue route makes you feel blue, then Bernard said blue route is climb once in a blue moon, Angie said green is climb when it is sunny and green, then I said red route is climb when it is hot.

Recently have been going for rainbow more often. (Joe made me lead climb rainbow as warm up today...)


climbing politics

Angie was telling me climbing also has politics. There's this climber girl, who always has this unfriendly look. According to Angie, this girl likes to take advantage of others to belay her, then after that she would simply walk off. Today she wanted to borrow runners from Angie's boyfriend and somehow he rejected her. Quite fun to gossip while waiting to climb =P (not gonna mention name though)

Something interesting happened last Saturday. According to climbers from my gang,
Anyway, for those who haven't climbed the week that just went, no loss. For it was a DAMN long waiting time at the Q, because WHY? Some inconsiderate group of so-called good climbers were hogging lanes 1 & 2 for the longest time ever, despite the fact that lanes 5 & 6 were obviously closed exclusively to a corporate event. These Hoggers (that's the term for people exhibiting such characteristics) are easily identifiable by their team-spirited attire and can always be seen seated in an auditorium fashion in front of the lanes they hog. They have an invisible multiplying ability amidst the actual group size...from 3 more to another 5 more people in the Q.

That group of hoggers was actually NUS climbing team... luckily I wasn't there last Saturday.


Friday, September 29, 2006

quote of the day

我是来踢馆的
--Chow
Happened to walk through SMU when they were having their Sports Fiesta today at their Campus Green. Then bumped into what-is-his-name (Kilo PC who is Tan Chee Wei's friend) and had a little chat.

Their Sports Fiesta was quite happening, had street soccer, frisbee, male netball, floor ball, dodge ball, and... BOULDERING!

If I did jump onto their bouldering wall, then it would really be 踢馆~
(我是来踢馆的, Chinese, I am here to kick house. Erm, just means to find trouble at other people's place)


software soft option

muhahaha Windows 3.11It is like, I'm using 2004 version of a particular software. Then the school is using 2005 version, so when I download files from IVLE I can't open them at home. No choice, have to upgrade my software. But when I have upgraded mine, I can't spot the difference between the 2 versions other than the version number (and maybe nicer start-up screen).

Do software companies simply put a code into their new release so as to force users to upgrade their software every year?

Notepad is still the best. One version fits all.


Thursday, September 28, 2006

counselling

its unhealthy (though people do it) to take on guilt for someone feeling bad over things that was not caused by you.

You can care for someone, but you don't have to take on the guilt esp if you are not guilty.

you need to know where to draw the line and not take on other people's problems as your own

that will be $50 for counselling...

-- my counsellor


Wednesday, September 27, 2006

magnetic flux no linkage

Sometimes I wonder if boy-girl-relationship is like magnetic flux: opposing the change.

You want to come near me, I push you away;
You want to go away from me, I pull you back.

So horrible, no wonder they always say don't place near magnetic field.


Tuesday, September 26, 2006

finished watching School Rumble 2

School Rumble - Second Semester just ended this week. It's a TV anime that continues the story from the first series, about this guy Harima who is having a crush on this stupid girl Tenma, who is having a crush on this nerd Karasumaru... (pretty complicated if you want the whole picture of the food web)

The height of this second series is at the very last 2 episodes. Finally the spirit inside Yakumo tells her that she actually likes Harima, but Yakumo wants Tenma, her elder sister, to be with Harima... sad case, since in my opinion Yakumo is the best girl in the whole story (anyone would want to be with her). If only Yakumo goes with Harima, and Tenma goes with Karasumaru, then it will be a happy ending~

Argh, why another open-ended ending??

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Monday, September 25, 2006

solidcraps 2006 service pack 2


Phew, at least my first weekday of the mid-term break is kinda constructive.
(I think the opening is too big liao, backside too small then the person will fall into the crappy water. Crappy design. But if I made it too realistic then kids may pee/poo onto their computer screen...)

Click here for SolidCraps 2006 release 1.

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mid semestral crisis

Mid term break means half a semester is gone (and half a semester left). If you look at the graph to the right, erm, can see that I have almost no mood to study anymore.

It has always been like that for me (since Junior College). At the beginning of each semester I have lots of drive and motivation to study. I can pia tutorials until 2 weeks in advance of the normal pace. Then the motivation decays exponentially (my record was being still at tutorial 1 at the end of the semester)

I can foresee my CAP point also decaying exponentially.


Sunday, September 24, 2006

conformité européenne or chinese export

Was reading an article from my favourite magazine Professional Engineering. Quite concerned to see it says that low-quality products from China incorrectly bear the CE safety markings of conformance, i.e. the Chinese factories just anyhow put the CE markings on their products when they were not even tested.

What is so important about the CE marks? It is a marking to indicate the products' conformity with safety requirements. It can be found in products such as electrical appliances, toys, safety equipment (such as climbing equipment), etc.

Sigh. Engineers also must have ethics lah, no doubt reducing cost (by manufacturing in China) means earning more, but the end-users' safety should never be compromised.


Saturday, September 23, 2006

engin day

Yesterday was Engin Day! A lot of engin undergrads would be very happy cos they had no lessons/skipped lessons. Anyway I went to school cos I had Sensors and Actuators tutorial and yesterday's session was by the lecturer himself, and going to school is more productive than staying at home.

Interestingly I met a lot of "old" friends from engineering~. Ameet (surfing *ahem* in PC cluster), Hong Jun (ok not counted), Tiong Chuan (with a bunch of girls, as usual), Alex the Indonesian, Kimmy, Zhonghua, Wee Hong, Rizwan... somehow I seldom see them during normal days.

Let me see what goodies I took... writing pad, notepad, juice, coffee... COFFEE!
No free engine giveaway though.


Friday, September 22, 2006

milo‧sevic

That day, I took the last paper cup and drank the last concentrated drip of Milo from the truck, with a long disappointed queue behind me.

That day I was deciding if I should wait for my bus or cross the road to drink Milo. My bus came.

That day I waited for the Milo truck to park properly and drank the truck's 3rd cup of Milo of the day.

If Engin canteen coffee is my enriched uranium, then Milo truck is at least my fuel truck. It's all psychological, the unwritten word "free" is very powerful. Imagine how sadistic I feel when I am holding a paper cup of free fresh Milo then see someone holding a packet of stale Milo bought from the vending machine.

Do you know what is the best soccer team in the world? Milo team. They always score (in the advertisement). That's why no real team wants their sponsorship, too much pressure, must win every match. Actually this idea is bad for kids, cos in real life you don't win all the time, you win some you lose some. So don't let your kids drink Milo, give them Red Bull instead, cos Red Bull gives you wings!


rot climber

ARGH! Another week without climbing! This is like so...urghh!

Mother has been making noise saying that I should spend my Saturday with family instead of climbing, then always end up they can't decide where to go. Wanted to head down to NUS rock gym on weekday this week but somehow felt bad if I didn't have dinner at home, so... tsk... Soon, Angie is going to strike my name out from the Yishun gang, and NUS climbing sub-club is going to classify me as sleeping member.

I need to crush some fibreglass to destress. (btw I have one climbing hold at home. Maybe should install a finger board like Alex's.)


Thursday, September 21, 2006

v for

V for velocity
V for volume
V for deflection
V for viscocity
V for voltage
V for ...

One V for one module. Can they like standardize all the notations?


Wednesday, September 20, 2006

crappy compilation

Keep wanting to listen to these songs.
Almost all my favourite songs are sad songs.
I'm sad.

爱我的人和我爱的人
如果不能到永远
心淡
好心分手
无赖
别爱我
给自己的情书
容易受伤的男人
执迷不悔
感情线上
不拖不欠
I will survive

Can I cry?
(please do not download, I don't want to get caught)


cake monster

Jack's birthday is around the corner, so during lunch break today Hong Jun decided to buy a slice of cake for him.

Suddenly I saw Hong Jun eating the slice of cake by himself...
He must be hungry.

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silent bomb

Yesterday's experiment was on the oxygen bomb calorimeter. Didn't hear any explosion though.

Kinda sick of one of my lab partners. He is like forever not bothered about the experiment at all, either he's dreaming at one corner or asking the graduate assistant some lecture-related questions. Then somemore he speaks with that commanding tone, like "what you doing?", when he himself hardly takes part in the procedures and conveniently copy our readings at the end of the experiment. (somehow our lab group's lab partners are more or less fixed.)

At least yesterday I kind of made him wash up the apparatus after the experiment.
(by the way, have you seen me wearing the bomb suit?)


Tuesday, September 19, 2006

nightrider in lt7

Today I saw an orange NightRider bus girl in LT7.

Actually there are lots of interesting people in the lecture. Other than the group who likes to chant, the girl who performs puppet show, there are the few who bring laptops to lecture just to play games. (one of them we call him Steve Irwin, cos he always wear boots to school. If you peep at his laptop he has all kinds of funny games, eg golf. Then halfway through lecture he would walk out of the LT, most probably just cleared one level of his game.)

And lecture tidbits have reached a new level~! Today we saw people buying chicken drumsticks during the mid-lecture break. I thought I was already quite extreme when I walked to canteen to buy coffee...


Monday, September 18, 2006

问题天天都多

问题天天都多 from cartoon Chibi Maruko-chan (ちびまる子ちゃん, 樱桃小丸子, Cantonese version)
(original Japanese version)

My problematic day (again) reminds me of this cute Cantonese song. Early in the morning broke my beloved comb which I got from the Museum some 6 years ago. Worst is I seldom use it cos I don't keep long hair. Then for Thermodynamics test I totally blanked out. If I was doing it on my own I could have gotten the answer easily. Somehow in quiz condition I totally forgot how to use the steam table. One of these days I should book MPSH to practise doing questions in exam conditions.

During Sensor and Actuators lecture a girl was entertaining the whole lecture group with puppet show...


quote of the day

Dr Rappa: You look like you have suffered a lot...
me: How do you know one?

Dr Rappa, asking the males in the class opinions on what type of women we like, during Political Science tutorial.
I gave him a politically correct answer.


porcupine hair

Was trying to comb my hair just now when suddenly *CRACK*, the comb snapped.

Must calculate the stiffness of my hair and the maximum shear stress of the comb.
Safety factor? Dunno.


changing mindscape

how should I start...

Ok there's this girl who told me a month ago that she liked me. But I rejected her. (I can see all the disapproving fingers pointing at me now)

Then recently she told me actually she didn't like me, and girls who like me have weird taste. -_-"

oh well, if that can make her feel better, why not?


Sunday, September 17, 2006

horrible dream

I had a very horrible dream last night:
of my brother reading my blog...


demo-crazy

(this blog is apolitical, but don't be surprised if this blog vanishes from this planet within 24 hours. The Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) monitors this blog regularly. Maybe one of the employees is my regular reader..)

Wanted to see Dr Chee at Speakers' Corner yesterday. Saw a big crowd there when my bus passed by Hong Lim Park. Too bad I was hungry, went to have lunch instead =P

The following photos are from Reuters which you will never find in local newsmedia. Straits Times didn't even have photos.

ST: crowd made up mostly of newsmedia.
So if you carry a camera, you are a reporter?

Oh, so majority of Chee's supporters were actually police officers~

defending Beckham's freekick? or somekind of team building games again?

Again, the police said someone from the public complained to them, that's why they took action. Wonder if that member of public was wearing police uniform.

(*NB, I don't support Dr Chee)


political cows

SOCIALISM:
You have two cows, you give one to your neighbour.

COMMUNISM:
You have two cows, the government take both and give you the milk

APPLIED COMMUNISM:
You have two cows. You have to take care of them, but the government takes all the milk.

FASCISM:
You have two cows, the government take both and shoot you.

CAPITALISM:
You have two cows, you sell one and buy a bull.

HONG KONG CAPITALISM:
You have two cows. You sell three of them to your publicly-listed company, using letters of credit opened by your brother-in-law at the bank, then execute a debt/equity swap with associated general offer so that you get all four cows back, with a tax deduction for keeping five cows. The milk rights of six cows are transferred via a Panamanian intermediary to a Cayman Islands company secretly owned by the majority shareholder, who sells the right to all seven cows' milk back to the listed company. The annual report says that the company owns eight cows, with an option on one more. Meanwhile, you kill the two cows because of bad "feng shui".

TRADE UNIONISM:
You have two cows, they take both from you, shoot one, milk the other and throw away the milk.

FEUDALISM:
You have two cows. Your lord takes some of the milk.

MILITARISM:
You have two cows. The government takes both and drafts you into the army.

TOTALITARIANISM:
You have two cows. The government takes them and denies they ever existed. Milk is banned.

PURE DEMOCRACY:
You have two cows. All your neighbours decide who gets the milk.

BRITISH DEMOCRACY:
You have two cows.
You feed them sheep's brains and they go mad. The government doesn't do anything.

SINGAPOREAN DEMOCRACY:
You have two cows.
The government fines you for keeping two unlicensed farm animals in an apartment.


Saturday, September 16, 2006

baby's day out

Went to Botanic Gardens today. At the new Botany Centre near Tanglin there's this big lobby in front of the information counter, surrounded by a pond. The surface of the pond was carpeted with algae and water lily and was flush with the ground, so from afar it really looked like a perimeter of green grass patch. There were no railings or any obstacles.

There was this Caucasian toddler walking around near the edge. He... err... stepped onto the floating algae and walked straight into the pond...I was only in time to see his maid lift him under his armpits out from the water, think the water level was about his height.

He just did a confidence jump.


Friday, September 15, 2006

2 undergrads, 1 leaking bus air-con, engineering

Was going home on 151 with Wei Chuan yesterday. Somehow the air-con was leaking and 5 rows of seats at the back were wet. (it was only 1 stop from Kent Ridge terminal. So the driver didn't check the bus before setting off huh?)

The two of us observed the leakage from all the holes and gaps of the air-con, occasionally the dripping became pouring when the bus went up-slope (fluid mechanics). Then we were saying the water was clean cos it's just condensation water (thermodynamics), but the holes and gaps where it flowed through were super dusty, so... Then we discussed the path taken by the water droplets (kinematics) and compared it with pendulum, stuffs like reference frame (relativity)... And when we alighted I was quite tempted to unfasten the air-con cover to turn the bus into fish tank (crappy engineering)

Engineers ain't that boring afterall.

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Thursday, September 14, 2006

singapore idle

Quite pissed off to receive 2 junk mails in my NUS mail telling me to support some stranger who is the Singapore Idol finalist. "Like you, an NUS Undergrad..." Big deal, Dr Chee Soon Juan was a lecturer in NUS, so did you vote for him?

Why should I support him? What do I gain if he wins? Will he like remember your name for the rest of his idol life? Or lend you his notes? Or let you copy tutorials? Or purposely stay on the left side of the bell curve?

If you really have the money to spare, there's always SPCA, Red Cross, Salvation Army and School Pocket Money Fund.

Flame me if you like.
(4) You shall not make for yourself an idol, whether in the form of anything that is in heaven above, or that is on the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth. (5) You shall not bow down to them or worship them; for I the Lord your God am a jealous God, punishing children for the iniquity of parents, to the third and the fourth generation of those who reject me, (6) but showing steadfast love to the thousandth generation of those who love me and keep my commandments

--Exodus 20:1-17, New Revised Standard Version
The Ten Commandments

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song of the day

Just The Way You Are by Billy Joel

I was humming the tune of the song, then a quarter hour later the radio played the same song. Not the first time this was happening. Looks like my brain is connected to the radio station. (or the radio station ran out of tracks)

Dedications anyone?


Wednesday, September 13, 2006

豆花绑架

Don't quite get it, one bowl of douhua costs 50 cents if you have it at the hawker centre. If you buy one take-away packet, it costs 50 cents too but you will get slightly more than 2 bowls' content. I thought they should charge extra for the container? Hmm maybe the dishwasher charges more than the cost of the disposable containers.

(豆花绑架: douhua kidnap. Actually it's cantonese meaning douhua tied-up.
douhua, noun, Chinese for beancurd dessert)


meder in nus

Meder was in NUS today cos, err NUS is his client. So we met for lunch, and he suggested Arts canteen cos he wanted to check out the girls. -_-" He was dressed in long sleeves and tie, looked kinda "staffy" so we had no trouble finding seats at the peak hour cos we sat at the staff area. -_-" Saw Stephanie at the canteen and she came over to say hi to Meder. She told me Meder is taller than expected, while Meder said Stephanie looks not bad. Wow. Both of them have chance liao~

With less than 1 hour to spare I brought Meder around the campus. Showed him the rock gym, workshop 2, etc etc, then brought him back to Computer Centre.

He wanted to see the girls' dormitory...


Tuesday, September 12, 2006

过关斩鱼

"...在百万军中取上将首级如探囊取物..."
--关羽 telling 曹操 about his brother 张飞,
Romance of Three Kingdoms

Cos of Singapore 2006, I tell you Suntec is as good as trapped inside a bird cage. Now the only way in is via the overhead bridge near Shaw Towers (forget about CityLink, it's sealed), and even that poor footbridge has metal gate at both ends with policemen guarding. Walking in Suntec has never been so free of inter-molecular collisions, and there seems to be more police prowlers than shoppers. (think they will have phobia of Suntec after the whole S2006 is over) The mata have gas mask and kevlar helmet+army webbing, and the Gurkha even have shotguns and MP-5 submachine guns. Massive guard duty. (don't expect to find 陀枪师姐, the local versions are... ermm... nvm)

In the end I bought a gigantic fish head from Carrefour.

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four day week

Because the lecturer cancelled the lecture today and I don't have lab session this week, so I didn't have to go to school today~ See? Engineering also can have 4-day week!

Oh well if you skip all your classes, you can have a zero day week.


world press photo 06

Hey people! If you have the time, do check out the World Press Photo 06 exhibition at National Library. What you'll see are award-winning dramatic photographs from around the world, scenes like the aftermath of Katrina, Iraq war, civil wars in Africa, child labour in Bangladesh, etc etc. World Press Photo is a non-profit organization based in Netherlands.

The exhibition is at level 7 and 8 of National Library. It is open till 28th September 2006. Admission is free.


enchanted LT

Join in my ME2 lectures, sit at the left rear side of the lecture theatre, and you will hear chanting... endless chanting... in a different language from mine (ie, not English or Chinese)... occasionally stopping when the guys are nodding off... and the chanting will make you appreciate the lecturer more.

Since first semester, there's this group of guys who just like to talk and talk during lectures. (let's not mention their ethnic group but you should get the hint) Yesterday we were unlucky enough to be sitting right in front of them. It is moment like this when you know you want to pay attention to the lecturers.

In year 1 they were chanting.
In year 2 they are still chanting.
Bless them.


Monday, September 11, 2006

quote of the day

Hong Jun: do you know that McDonald has a university?
me: do you know that MacDonald has a farm?
(eieio!)

McDonald's really has a university called Hamburger University where they train their employees. Bachelor's degree in Hamburgerology??

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born on eleventh of september

9/11, it's Wei Chuan's birthday today. Must be weird to celebrate on such a day. The four of us had lunch at engin's McDonald's.

Believe it or not, that's my first time eating at McDonald's in NUS! Very tempted to buy Happy Meal, and very tempted to tap my student concession Ezlink card at the counter.... =P

unlimited rides ≠ unlimited meals?

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Sunday, September 10, 2006

live webcast

Read from the paper that they are going to close down the underpass at Wisma Atria which connects to Orchard MRT station. I'm not really interested in the quarrel between whoever-wants-to-earn-more and whoever-wants-to-lose-less, and I don't really hang out at Orchard, so closing down the underpass doesn't affect me much. Anyway before it becomes history by the end of this month, let's take a few more peeps at one of the busiest spot in Singapore. (click image to go to webcam)
oopz did I see XXX's boyfriend walking with another girl?


cross-border revision

Went to Johor today. (which is a heaven for smokers. I've developed phobia for second-hand cigarette smoke since my birthday horror) On the way back from Gelang Patah I saw this kid wearing 2006 Matriculation Fair T-shirt on the bus. He was mugging... Physics textbook...

Then at the Second Link checkpoint, while queuing up at the immigration, the freshie was mugging.... same thick Physics textbook...

And when it was his turn, he got niaoed by the immigration officer for not signing on his card. (think he wasn't holding Singapore passport)

Now Singaporeans, we shall not lose to them, start mugging when queuing up at the canteen! (and be niaoed by the stall uncle/auntie)


sweet climber

at SAFRA Yishun...

ants like to crawl onto my legs
bees like to hover around my arms
butterflies like to land on my fingers
and girls like to __(fill in the blank)__

I am sweet.


Saturday, September 09, 2006

vertical equilibrium

Either everyone has gained weight, or I have lost weight, or both. Belaying seems to be getting more difficult for me each week. Whenever my climber falls he will drop 3 panels while I will fly half a panel, then today Junjie made noise saying I drop him down so much. (and I said that's the penalty for falling). To be exact I'm the lightest male climber in the group, so the only options left would be to belay Nicholl or Angie.

Angie was lead-belaying her boyfriend today when he fell, then Angie got pulled towards the wall and dragged a bit on the ground, which was pretty scary. Luckily Meder wasn't there to see this as he's helping out in Climb On, if not he'll give a lecture on safe belaying again. =P

To think that I need an anchor is so disgusting.


Friday, September 08, 2006

of group living

Sometimes I really feel sick of living in a group. In trying to adopt/adapt to the best of all worlds and make everyone else happy, you end up being the third world: not getting anywhere you want, and being the only one unhappy. This is pretty sick, family, friends, schools, everywhere.

Sometimes I wish I can live alone. Start my Brave New World?

(if only the whole tutorial class and lecture group are of strangers, then noone would chit chat with anyone else and everyone can concentrate on the lesson.
if only we don't feel lonely eating lunch by ourselves, then we won't waste time on meaningless not-my-business waiting and chatting at the canteen table.
if only we live by ourselves, then we don't have to care about family obligations.
if only we live alone, then we don't have to be bothered by boy-girl-relationships.
but we are human beings, and human beings are group animals.
so what I've said is crap)


courts super sale

When I opened my letterbox today, I found 5 copies of the same Courts advertisement inside. I did lock the front opening of my letterbox, so it must be the postman who delivered them, and he must be in a rush to finish off his work, that's why he just dumped a whole chunk of the junk into the letterboxes.

If those were McDonald's coupons, I may have considered feeling less irritated.


Thursday, September 07, 2006

eliminating competitor

Have you seen those "room for rent" flyers pasted at the bus stop?

So today I was waiting for bus at the stop near my place, then saw this man looking at those for-rent advertisement. First he tore out one small slip with the owner's contact number on it, kept it in his wallet, then he tore out the whole flyer and crushed it, threw it into the rubbish bin! And he repeated the same process to other for-rent postings on the board...

Wonder how the house owners would react if they saw this...


summer

inverting summing amplifier, aka summer.

Where is winter?
(tomorrow is 白露. 暑气已尽,天朗气清,阴气渐重,露凝而白,故而得名. Autumn is coming~)


Wednesday, September 06, 2006

eating subway

My first time at NUS's Subway and it wasn't that enjoyable. First the manager gave me attitude, then he asked for my matric card. What the, in my one year plus in NUS and this's my first time having to show my matric card when buying lunch! Need me to tap my student ezlink card with monthly concession or not?

Having a long queue doesn't mean you can have bad service. But somehow I got 2 cookies when the rest of them only had 1...


(tu) quote of the day

kum gong
-- Jia Hui, on those who put the turtle in front of their MSN nickname

I would just say putting the turtle there is quite meaningless. Pure herd mentality. How many of us really watch Discovery Channel? How many really know who Crocodile Hunter is? And how many of us can't differentiate a turtle from a crocodile?

If you really want to do something meaningful, go to WWF and help out in some campaigns.
(kum gong, adj, Hokkien for stupid and blur)


偷吃

That day after school I saw this freak from my lab group boarded the bus and didn't tap his Ezlink card, then the bus driver came out from his seat and told the guy to tap his card. He wasn't using monthly concession pass somemore. (only 1 beep) Actually all the while I didn't have a good impression of the guy, tsk tsk, university student still does this kind of thing... Maybe he has done too many evil deeds that he doesn't know what is embarrassment.

I'm the direct opposite, I don't tap out when I alight. That makes me a good guy

(for those of you who always tap in and tap out, you are neutral)


Monday, September 04, 2006

equation of state

where
P=pressure
V=volume
m=mass
R=specific gas constant
T=temperature


banana ball

Was having Sensors and Actuators lecture from 4pm to 6pm. Felt a bit hungry so during the break went to Dilys Creation and bought myself this spherical object known as banana ball.

It was surprisingly big and heavy, around 12cm in diameter, and looked like a short put iron ball in a plastic bag =S (was a bit tempted to throw at someone) When I bit into it it was like high density banana cake.

I took 15 minutes to finish the banana ball.
(by the way, the picture is of a short put iron ball...)


on tagging

in your case, the tag will always be "crap"
-- Meder

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Sunday, September 03, 2006

giggling girls

Yesterday after climbing Meder and I were waiting at the couch at SAFRA Yishun's lobby for Kai Sing and Glenn to finish showering.

There were two teenage girls sitting there, and out of courtesy Meder asked if we could sit. We sat down and then the 2 girls, who were seated opposite us, started to look at me and giggled non-stop for almost 5 minutes. I was totally bewildered, and Meder said they must be thinking I look clownish.

I swear I didn't chalk my face.


Saturday, September 02, 2006

press here to open

Recently NUS has added the green emergency door release box beside the normal door release switch in all the tutorial rooms.

Oopz.
Did I hear the fire alarm?


I've seen people tapping the wrong button and almost broke the glass.


light saber

I thought it was Osram.


quote of the day

I saved your freaking NUS ass.
--Meder

What happened was, Glenn wanted to belay me, then Meder sort of snatched the place back. Meder is very scared of letting Glenn belay cos there was once Glenn dropped him dunno-how-many panels down from the wall.

Later I told Meder it was quite mean to Glenn and at last Meder rounded it up quite nicely, at the expense of saying I climb very slow... -_-" that's why he was sacrificing himself to belay me.

I was the real sacrifice.


hit the wall

The time now is 8:40am.

I seldom feel like hitting against the wall. Supposed to climb this morning. Asked Seong Per he said not climbing. Asked Nicholl she said not climbing. Alex called and said not climbing. Asked Meder he said maybe afternoon or tomorrow.

Was deciding if I should head down to Yishun to crash other groups or not, then Meder said he will climb with me in the morning.

I can see the blue sky out of my windows now.


16号爱人

That day I saw snoookems wearing a number 16 jersey to school.
Reminds me of one of my favourite songs 16号爱人 by Joey Yung 容祖儿


Friday, September 01, 2006

simful act

Today SingTel deactivated my SIM card in the middle of the morning.
I pay my bills on time every month.

Actually they sent me a 3G SIM card, and said that my 2G SIM card would be deactivated in 24 hours' time. I didn't know they started the countdown 12 hours before I received the new card. So the whole of today my handphone was useless, cos I didn't change to a new SIM card.

I've been wondering how would it be like if UniSIM student's matric card is a SIM card...


quite effective technique

xiao bai told me an interesting story today.

Do you know how they mark QET (Qualifying English Test) paper?
They put the stacks of test paper on the table and blast the fan. Those whose paper dropped to the floor are considered failed.

So if you want the bell curve to spread, just switch the fan to a higher power?


i very pathetic

I saw a Yishun regular climber girl on bus today, guess she's a freshman. Think she recognised me too. I should "interrogate" her some other time.

Samuel told me Jensen and Youjie joined IVP team this year. Last year's chalkday kakis and now they are in teamNUS. On the surface I am quite indifferent, since I am not willing to spare 3 days per week on training, and in fact I feel a bit full of myself cos I know I could enter the team if I wanted to. But actually I feel quite sour somehow.

Weird, why should I feel unhappy over not being the thing that I don't want to be? It's week 3 and I haven't stepped into NUS rock gym at all this semester, and I haven't been climbing regularly at Yishun as well. AND I haven't seen a single A in my exam result slip so far...

Maybe I just want that teamNUS jacket. Maybe I just want to be in the team. Maybe I just want to represent. (come to think of it, I was State representative for another thing before) But I don't like competition.

I was thinking, bra straps reminds me of full body harness.



 
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