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Write to live, live to write.

AIRBORNE ALL THE WAY Tuesday, September 30, 2008

Today, a pregnant cat was discovered in the house.
In the kitchen, to be precise.
There was a hullabaloo when my mom went down to the kitchen and a brown streak flashed past her.
It is now confirmed that there are no sign of newborn kittens around the house.
There have been numerous cases of creatures crawling around the landed property situated in the middle of nowhere.
First, there was a huge bird that flew in through the window one day.
Then, there was the neighbour's toy dog that escaped through the gate and found its way into the living room.
Of course, there was also the infamous case of the kitten in the engine. (Note to all animal lovers: nothing to worry about, the kitten was uninjured and managed to escape. However, a few years ago a rat wasn't as lucky. It found itself inside my dad's car's engine and it was ripped apart. A man was later paid to take the rat out.)

Do I sound like a newscaster?
Anyway.
Tomorrow is children's day. Coincidentally it is also my parent's 16th wedding anniversary. And there's no further elaboration, so we shall just proceed to the next topic:
GROUSING ABOUT THE 400 WORD LIMIT ON THE STORY WE'RE SUPPOSED TO WRITE.

How the hell do you expect me to write a story when there is a four hundred word limit? I mean, the poem itself (The one we're supposed to write a story on, Mid Term Break by Seamus Heaney) is already just a bit less than 200 words!
Jeez. How I hate word limits. I bet for this story, like so many commonwealth essays before it, I will be spending more time cutting down on words than writing the damn thing.
There is really no need for word limits. How are people expected to write good stories if you have a word limit? There is usually no limit for proper stories, so they can't really put a limit on these sort of stories.
Therefore I've decided to type the story out. Because, as I told Joy, if I write it out, it will be several hours and many, millions of cancellations before I finally get it done. It will look much messier than my usual work is...and that's saying something.
But of course, so that we don't get on "dear" Mrs Sushilla's nerves, I shall have to write it out on foolscap paper later.
Well, I'd best be getting off to write my essay...or I won't have any time to cut down the word number to the stupid limit.

Oh yeah, and the F1 race that everyone's been talking about. How could I have forgotten that? I watched it until lap 29...I was lucky enough to see Nelson Piquet's crash. And of course, Massa's pit stop accident.
Poor Ferrari...Maybe they should ditch the green light operating system. I mean, with technology like this you can't be sure whether the guy just pressed the button accidentally.
And after that, when Raikkonen (Jing Yi is seriously weird. First she goes repeating Raikkonen's name over and over again, and when she remember's Massa's first name (Felipe) she repeats that over and over again.) crashed out with 4 laps to go Ferrari's hopes were extinguished.
According to Raikkonen he crashed 'cause he was tryin'a overtake Timo Glock. Bit stupid really. He just shoulda stayed at fifth place, then at least he could've gotten some points.
There goes Ferrari's hopes.

~Today in History~
1944: Calais liberated!

~Quote of the Day~
We must be very careful not to assign to this deliverance the attributes of a victory. Wars are not won by evacuation.
-Winston Churchill, talking about the miraculous evacuation of the British troops from Dunkirk, a feat I'm sure everyone will know. You don't? Never mind, then.

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AIRBORNE ALL THE WAY Friday, September 26, 2008

What is the friggin' problem with writing a story during Chinese?
I mean, it isn't my fault that the goddamn lesson is boring, right?
I bet if it was a Chinese story I was writing, she'd just walk past without commenting. But No, the moment she sees me she goes and bloody confiscates the story.
I HATE HER.
Anyway, sorry for my ranting.
Nothing happened today. Nothing interesting, anyway. (Hey, I just composed a rhyme.) So, my parents are back. Bye.

~Today in History~
1944: OPERATION MARKET GARDEN ENDS. Out of the 10000 British paratroopers of Urquhart's 1st Airborne Divison, only 2000 make it back alive. :)

~Quote of the Day~
If Hitler invaded hell I would at least make a favorable reference to the devil in the house of commons.
-Winston Churchill (but of course)

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AIRBORNE ALL THE WAY Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Today, was a particularly boring day.
Not that boring, really, compared to normal days.
But still.
1st lesson: Literature. We were herded to the library and made to do a timeline of Romeo and Juliet.
Yep, folks, we're doing that crappy love story for lit. (By the way, they define "comedy" as a play with "a thread of joy" running through it and a happy ending for "most of the characters". Therefore, we can classify Romeo and Juliet as a comedy as it has a "thread of joy" (the lovely dovey stuff) and a happy ending (for everyone except all the dead guys).)
And then we had Chinese. Which, thankfully, was rather boring. Which is good.
Then there was P.E. And we played...uh..."softball". Technically not softball, since we didn't even have a field to play in. It was raining like hell and the wind blew two goalposts down. So we pitched (UNDERARM, not overarm!) at some cone while the people with the (SPONGE) bats "bunded" it back.
I couldn't even really whack the ball properly. Bunding is decidedly not fun.
Then we were taken up and made to stand right in front of a goalpost, sideways. We were to face Mr Yeo [aka Super ultra papaya head] and when he threw us the ball, we were to whack it into the net. Geez, are you sure this is SOFTBALL?
Ah well. 100% batting rate, though. Though it was pretty easy. Still.
Then came recess. Fried food Wednesday! We went to play volleyball. My arms are still red.
Maths was next, and with it, plain, pure, FUN. I introduced Mr Tan to his new buddy, Patch the one eyed smiley, rubber, super-destructive ball.
Let's see. First it was just bouncing the ball and catching it, then it was throwing it into the air where everyone could see it (everyone except Mr Tan, anyway.)
AMAZING! IT'S A MIRACLE! He actually scolded me! (Ok, so he didn't confiscate it, but still, it's a start!) He said something along the lines of "it's distracting me". Although I've edited it so that normal people like you and I can understand his English.
After that I threw it into the cardboard box next to the dustbin twice. He didn't even bat an eyelid at the racket I was causing. Then I tried the dustbin, but missed and it flew out. I ran out and got it and he didn't say anything as usual. Another experiment, another success!
Then it was physics, and with it boredom. I HATE PHYSICS. There isn't much to say.
For English we had a report writing test. The scenario was some classmate getting caught in the bus and being dragged for several metres. The details were absolutely unclear. I shan't even try to explain.
(That reminds me, if you're looking for some explanation to why my tagbox is being spammed, here it is. During English yesterday Sushi penalized me for reading a bit of the wrong question and asked us to come up with a volunteer to sing. So I didn't want to sing. Besides there were two choir members in our group! So poor Pheo went up instead. Sorry...)

~Today in History~
1944: (Operation Market Garden) British ask for 3 hour ceasefire to evacuate their wounded.

~Quote of the Day~
Any commander who fails to obtain his objective, and who is not dead or seriously wounded, has not done his full duty.
-George Patton, showing that he would've made a brilliant discipline master.

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AIRBORNE ALL THE WAY Saturday, September 20, 2008

Today's the twentieth of September.
Sixty four years ago, in approximately one minute (14 40), Major Julian Cook's men are going see the boats that they are going to board to cross the Waal river to take the important Bridge in one of the greatest phases of Operation Market Garden.
Approximately twenty minutes later (15 00) they are going to board the boats and sail across the river, using their rifle butts as paddles, become perfect targets for the Germans and get blown to pieces.
And yet half of the battalion will make it out alive and fight the Germans on the north side of the bridge. And in approximately two hours and eighteen minutes (17 00) the Germans will break and run onto the bridge, towards the southern end where the Americans are waiting to cut them into pieces.
And approximately sixty four years later I'll be wondering why I'm typing all this.

Let's just liken this situation to the Literature test. The students are Cook's men. The teachers and the tests are the Germans. The River is the duration of the test. Those who drown in the river won't make the passing grade. Those who get over the river and rout the Germans will.
Currently I feel like I'm one of the drowning ones.
I suppose it's all my fault, since I never studied anyway. But then again, I've never studied for any of my tests and I still did reasonably well (if you exclude Chinese, anyway. Chinese I study.)
But this one is different. This is bloody Chinese Cinderella, a book, I'm sure you'll all agree with me, that sucks.
In a sense I don't hate literature. It's the stupid book and the stupid tests that I hate. It's just like World War Two - I don't hate the war. It's the stupid Nazis and stupid Hitler that I hate.
Bad example, huh? Alright, scratch that.
Well, sorry about the rambling, folks. But I really have nothing else to ramble about. Doggone Review tests. They're just typical exams disguised under a nicer name.

~Today in History~
1944: Assault on Nijmegen Bridge

~Quote of the Day~
"I have never seen a more gallant action."
-General Browning, describing the actions of the soldiers who brought the boats back across the river to fetch the second wave.

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AIRBORNE ALL THE WAY

1. Person who tag you is
I just simply love grousing about people’s bad English. It should be “tagged”, and even then that’s not a complete sentence. Anyway, it’s the same person who tagged me with the bloody 100-question quiz.

2. Your relationship with him/her is
Classmate. Friend. Whatever you’d like to call it.

3. Your five impressions of him/her are?
“Five impressions”? Interesting way of describing something like that. Uh, mad, smart, intelligent, blur, and sarcastic.

4. The most memorable thing he/she had done for you
Something, apparently.

5. The most memorable thing he/she had said to you.
Something, apparently.

6.If he/she become your lover, you will?
And just what is this sick question supposed to mean?

7. If he/she become your lover, thing he/she has to improve on will be .
Why can’t you just ask it in a normal way (as in “in what sense can he/she improve or something like that)?

8.If he/she become your enemy, you will
Do what I do to all my enemies.

9.If he/she become your enemy, the reason will be.
Tagging me with 100 “100-question” quizzes in one day.

10. The most desired thing you want to do for him/her now is .
Why would I desire to do anything for her?

11. Your overall impression of him/her is .
Refer to question three.

12. How you think people around you will feel about you .
Too smart for my own good (although I can assure you that’s far from the truth), crazy about war (Damn right you are!), friendly, nice and has a good memory and a good command of English. (That’s what everyone wrote when we were supposed to tell our classmates how we felt about one another. As you can see I’m a very shallow person.)

13. The characters you love of yourself are .?
“Characters” or “characteristics” or “character traits”? Whatever it is, anything but “characters”. Let’s just say I neither hate nor like myself. I’m fine.

14.On the contrary, the characteristics you hate most abt yourself are.
No real need to say “on the contrary”. For the answer, please refer to the last two lines of question thirteen.

15. The most ideal person you want to be is .
Jason Fox, since he can remember pi to the two hundred and…something digits of pi. More than me, at any rate.

16. For people that care and like you, say something to them .
Congratulations!

17. Pass this quiz to 10 persons that you wished to know how they feel about you pass to people that have blog only.
(I don't want to pass it on so I'll just list down people whose blogs I've no idea of.)

HF
Tharun
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Arunima (I know your blog but I don't want to tag you. Thanks for understanding!)
FDR
Eugene Lim (I know your blog but I don't want to tag you. Thanks for understanding!)
Amanda Lee
Winston Churchill
George Patton
Adolf Hitler

18.Who is no.6 having relationship with?
Probably Ash, though no one’s really sure. And it should be “having a relationship”.

19. Is no.9 a male or female?
Male. How can you mistake Patton for a female?

20. If no.7 and 10 are together, will it be a good thing?
DECIDEDLY NOT.

22. What is no.2 studying about?

Probably nothing. He says in his class he’s way ahead of the rest.

23. When was the last time you had a chat with no.3?

In my previous life from 1899 to 1945, when I became one of his subordinates in the Supreme Headquarters of the Allied Expeditionary Force and later got killed by some lousy Kraut.

24. What kind of music band does no.8 like.
Churchill likes music bands?

25. Does no.1 have any siblings?
Yeah, one very destructive, very violent brother.

26. Will you woo no.3?
Are you bloody kidding? He's long dead and gone...

27. How about no.7?
Are you bloody crazy?

28. Is no.4 single?
Supposedly.

29. What is the surname of no.5?
Roosevelt. (FDR stands for Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 32^nd President of the United States, only U.S. president to serve for more than two terms [1933-1945] since it was during the WAR, contracted polio and – is that too much for you?)

30.What’s the hobby of no.10?
(Can it be ‘What are the hobbies’?) BEING DICTATORIAL. TORTURING PEOPLE. COMMITTING GENOCIDE. PROMOTING NAZISM. KILLING JEWS. BEING RACIST. LOSING WARS. COMMITTING SUICIDE. Heh. Lovely question, this.

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AIRBORNE ALL THE WAY Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Hello, guys. Sorry for not posting since the sixth of september, but I was kinda busy. Anyway,

HAPPY START OF OPERATION MARKET GARDEN DAY!

So. Today's the 17th of September, 2008. Sixty four years ago Montgomery sent his British First Airborne Division [Gen. Roy Urquhart], the American 82nd Airborne Division [Maj. Gen. James M. Gavin], the American 101st Airborne Division [Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor] and the Polish first parachute brigade [Maj. Gen. Stanislaw Sosabowski or summat like that.] to attack Arnhem, Njimegen and Eindhoven respectively. [Polish attack Arnhem too.] The plan was to take the bridges so that the XXX Corps could run over all of 'em, cross Arnhem Bridge and the rhine, and take the Ruhr, the industrial heart of Germany. It was all supposed to be finished by the end of three days. The result?

Out of 10000 odd Brit paratroopers that went only 2000 were evacuated when the operation ended 9 days later.

Bloody hell, I say. Monty was quite a bit of an idiot on this one. Junior officers offered him evidence that two Panzer Divisions were residing at Arnhem [they were] but Monty ignored this vital piece of information and made 'em continue.

Anyway. Today we played softball. Or rather, uh, "super ultra papaya face man"'s type of softball.

Rule number one of his softball game: Tag nothing but the home base.

Rule number two: Bat with a tennis racket.

Rule number three: Do not be stupid and [when you're fielding] put someone at the home base. You need her to run around.

Excuse me, but it's the exact opposite of softball. Or even baseball.

Today I had one of the most fun maths lessons ever.

See, Fanny was playing with some string, and Lemon scolded her. He went on about not being biased and whatever crap. So I decided to test him. I took out some string [Leftover from Geog Test], tied a paper clip to it and attempted to fish my pen from the floor. He didn't notice. It didn't work, either.

So I tied my G2 around the string instead, and tried to throw it around the table leg. It finally hooked on and I had a long time getting it off. I made a racket and everyone was staring at me, but he carried on droning.

Then I tried to lasso my water bottle. A dismal failure. And still he didn't look. Weird guy.

And when Fanny took up the string again, he immediately started blasting her. And he says he isn't biased.

If that's true, I'll score a hundred for my Chinese review test.

~Today in History~
1944: OPERATION MARKET GARDEN STARTS!

~Quote of the Day~
"I not only approved...I insisted upon it. What we needed was a bridgehead over the Rhine. If that could be accomplished, I was quite willing to wait on all other operations..."

- Eisenhower, about Operation Market Garden. Sounds like he's trying to blame himself from giving the go-ahead for the operation.

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AIRBORNE ALL THE WAY Saturday, September 6, 2008

01. What have you been doing recently?
Let’s see…writing stories. Doing homework.

02. Do you ever turn you cell phone off?
Yeah, sometimes.

03. What happened at 10.00am today?
I was playing backgammon with my dad. [I won! Ha.]

04. When did you last cry?
Uh…1812, I think.

05. Believe in fate/destiny?
Not at all. I’ve read too many books where they say you can change your destiny.

06. What do you want in your life right now?
To be filthy rich, so that I can buy over all the WWII museums, drop out of school, and instead spend the days marveling at my artefacts.

07. Do you carry an umbrella when it rains, or just put up your hood?
I’ll just run in the rain. If my mom isn’t there, that is.

08. What's your favourite thing to have on your bed?
The pillow. Never try sleeping without a pillow. Especially if your makeshift pillow is a wallet.

09. What bottom are you wearing now?
Shorts.

10. What's the nicest text in your inbox say?
Rock-a-bye baby, on the tank’s top, fire your bullets and please don’t stop, kill all the bad guys that you can see, but whatever you do, please don’t kill me!
[Ok, so I made that up and sent it to myself, but it’s still counted, right?]

11. Do you tend to make a relationship complicated?
Never been in what you would consider a proper relationship, so I don’t know.

12. Are you wearing anything you borrowed from someone?
Nope. No girl I know [save HF] would wear things I wear, and I wouldn’t borrow from boys.

13. What was the last movie you caught?
If you’re talking about cinemas, then Wall-E. If not, then Episode 5 of Band of Brothers.

14. What are you proud of?
Something. Uh…my 101st Airborne Screaming Eagle shoulder patch!

15. What does the oldest text message in your inbox say?
Well, a few days ago it would’ve been…something, but I just cleared out my 1200++ messages today.

16. What was the last song you sang out loud?
The U.S. Marine’s Hymn.

17.Do you have any nicknames?
You seriously want to know? BBC, Rach, The Lone Ranger, Uncle Richard, or just plain old Richard, or Cher [no, not the singer. And it’s not pronounced “share”.]

18. What does your last received text message say? Who was it from?
“Thx I need it!” from Arunima.

19. What time did you go to bed last night?
10 +.

20. Are you currently happy?
No, I’m having a headache from doing this quiz.

21. Who gives you best advice?
No one. As Oscar Wilde said, “The only thing to do with good advice is to pass it on. It is never of any use to oneself.”

22. Do you eat whipped cream straight from the can?
Can? I’ve never had whipped cream in a can before. I eat it from cakes.

23. Who did you talk on phone last night?
I only talked in the morning, and it was to HF.

24. Is anything bugging you right now?
This quiz, and the headache caused by the quiz.

25. What/who was the last thing/person to make you laugh?
HAHAHAHA! This quiz.

26. Do you wear toe socks?
Toe socks??

27. Who was the last person you missed a call from?
My mom…

28. Have you ever had your heartbroken?
Nope…

29. What annoys you most in a person?
authoritative, bossy, annoying, arrogant, holier-than-thou attitude, those kinds that are like e.g. “WWII started in 2001!” and when I correct them they go “Oh, I knew that already!”. And then some.

30. Do you have a crush on anyone?
Nope.

31. Have you ever done cocaine?
If I do that, I’ll be arrested and sentenced to life imprisonment or even death. But I’d already be dead, anyway, courtesy of my mom.

32. What is the colour of your room?
BLUE! Although not navy blue but light blue.

33. Would you kill someone you hate for a billion dollar?
“A billion dollar”? What kind of English is that? Anyway. Probably not. I’d like a Trillion dollars at the very least.

34. Do you believe in the saying of :"talk is cheap?"
Is that some singlish saying? ‘Cause I’ve never heard of it.

35. Who was the last person to lie in your bed?
Me…what are you trying to imply?

36. Who was the last person to hug you?
Probably my mom.

37. Did anyone see the last person you kissed?
Nah.

38. Do you have a life?
No, actually. I only exist to answer stupid questions like this one.

39. Have you ever think someone died, when they really didn’t die?
Bad English again, I see. No, I’ve never envisioned someone I know dying, although I envision soldiers in the battlefield dying, when they aren’t dead, since technically they aren’t real and thus aren’t alive in the first place.

40. What is the reason behind your profile song?
Band of Brothers is the best ever show!

41. Who was the last person you saw in your dream?
Well, I’ve had a lot of weird dreams lately. This time it was some fat dolphin who had his stomach cut open and guts were flying everywhere.

42. Last time you smiled?
Before I started doing this quiz.

43. Have you changed this year?
Yeah. I think.

44. What are you listening right now ?
The annoying sound of the chainsaw opposite. [Renovation]

45. Are you talking to someone when you doing this?
If you count banging your head on the computer and cursing talking? Yes.

46. Do you walk with your eyes open or closed?
If I walk with my eyes closed I’d be in hospital by know.

47. Is there a quote you live by?
Well, I’ve got fifty one pages of nice quotes, so…no.

48. Do you want someone you cannot have?
Nope.

49. Have you ever played an instrument?
Yep. Piano, recorder, guitar…that’s it, I think.

50. What was the worst idea you've had in week?
Idea? Doing this quiz.

51. What were you doing last night at 11.00pm??
Sleeping.

52. Are you happy with your love life right now?
If there is no love life, is this question considered null and void and can we skip it?

53. What song best describe your love life?
Song? I know. It’s called “Nothingness” and goes like this: “ “

54. Does the person know that you like him/her?
Which person? I wasn’t aware there were any.

55. Who always make you laugh?
Someone that’s funny, or someone that doesn’t ask me to do stupid quizzes.

56. Do you speak other language other than English?
Uh…well, Chinese, I guess, but I speak it terribly. And bits of Malay too. And bits of German, and French. And if “baka” is counted as speaking Japanese, add Jap in too.

57. Favourite website?
No specific one.

58. What's your middle name?
No middle name. If I did it’d be “The-100-question-quiz-hater” or something along those lines.

59. What are you doing tomorrow?
Maths tuition.

60. What do you think you are like?
I dunno myself. -.- Clumsy, stupid, dumb, dense, blur, lazy, bored, weird, crazy, independent, self-reliant, calculating (money), sensitive, more or less a lil bit religious... etc.

61. Who will you choose to die with?
If it could be someone who’s dead and long gone already? George Patton, maybe. He’ll probably be the cause of my death in the first place.

62. Where have you been today?
My piano teacher’s house, my bed, my computer, my desk, my seat, my bench, outside my house, my house.

63. What game do you play often?
Microsoft Word. It’s as good as a game to me.

64. Who are you missing right now?
No one. Definitely not this quiz.

65. If you have to choose between friend n loves, who will you choose?
Friends. Duh. Since my loves are never going to come true anyway. [How’m I supposed to earn one trillion dollars?]

66. What are you doing right now?
Typing my answer.

67. Which primary school are you from?
Henry Park Primary School.

68. Name 3 colours that you like?
Blue. Red. White. I’d include Green too, but Green is nowhere to be found on the American flag.

69. What emotion you like to show?
Boredom, insolence [if that’s an emotion] and maverickness [if there even is such a word, let alone an emotion].

70. What is your life to you?
A nightmare.

71. If you have something troubling you, what will you do?
Swear and curse until I’m happy again.

72. Who did you last chat in msn today?
Bad English again. Wonder who wrote this quiz? Anyway. Vernice, asking me about the lit mind map [which I forgot to do!]

73. Who do you admire most?
George Patton

74. Which month are you born in?
December [coincidentally, my birthday was the day scientists created the first nuclear reaction…you heard this before? My apologies.]

75. How are you feeling right now?
Very angry. As in, “enough-with-the-questions,-feel-like-smashing-computer” angry.

76. What is the time now?
19 05, according to my unreliable clock.

77. what kind of person do u think the one who tagged u is??
Gen – Genius [ it even goes with her name!]

78. What colour did you use to dye hair?
I haven’t even dyed my hair before.

79. Why are you doing this test?
Because I want to get this over and done with quickly, so I can go and find a way to get rid of my headache.

80. What do you do when you're moody?
Moan and grumble and lock myself in my room.

81. At which age you wish to get married?
No idea.

82. Who is more important to you? Girlfriend or friends?
QUESTION 82! 82ND AIRBORNE! ALL-AMERICANS! WOOHOO!
Oh, answer to the question? Friends, obviously. Boys are so much more fun than girls. Unless you’re a girly, Barbie pink girl.

83. If today is the last day of your life, what will you do?
Anything but this quiz. Maybe finish one of my many unfinished stories.

84. Who is the person you trust the most?
Me, myself.

85. Do you believe in seeing a rainbow after a rain?
Scientifically, yeah.

86. If you have a dream come true, what would it be?
My one and only dream – To be filthy rich, so that I can buy over all the WWII museums, drop out of school, and instead spend the days marveling at my artefacts.

87. What is your goal for this year?
To pass Chinese with at least a B4. Actually, scratch that. I just want to pass Chinese.

88. Do you believe in eternity love?
Bad English! No, I don’t. I’ve seen too many divorced couples all over the place.

89. What feeling do you love most?
Being angry!

90. Do you really think its Global Warming now?
Weird way to phrase a question. Anyway, yes, of course. You’d have to live under a rock to be unaware of global warming. And even people living under rocks should know.

91. What feeling you hate the most?
Headaches.

92. Do you cherish every single friendship of yours?
Somewhat. Yeah.

93. Do you believe in God?
Nope. C’mon, I’ve read the Da Vinci Code! I do believe in pi, though.

94. Who cares for you most?
My family. [Excluding Jason].

95. What do you think is the most important thing in your life?
To PASS CHINESE WITH FLYING COLORS.

96. What will you bring when you fight?
You seriously want me to answer this question? [Sorry, computer can’t process the lengthy list of guns, rocket launchers, bazookas, tanks, airplanes and submarines I compiled.]

97. What have you done regretted doing in your whole life?
Nothing much.

98. What would you feel if no one no longer cares for you?
Angry to the point that I’d go on a killing spree! MUAHAHAHAHA.

99. What if your stead two-timed you?
No stead. And if I had one he wouldn’t want to two-time me anyway. [Refer to Q96.]

100.HOW DO U FEEL NOW?
THANKFUL THAT I’VE FINISHED THIS GODDAMN QUIZ AT LAST!

REALLY GOTTA GO NOW.BYE.

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AIRBORNE ALL THE WAY Wednesday, September 3, 2008

If you're smart enough you'll figure out that it's WALL-E I'm talking about.
Me, Genevieve, her cousin, and her two Naval Base Primary School classmates/friends went to Yishun Golden Village to check it out.
I guess it wasn't too bad, although the first part was a bit slow moving.
Boy, are those humans fat! They can't even walk. Which is not possible. And hopefully not going to happen in 700 odd years time.
Anyway. It was a pretty short affair, since straight after the movie we went our separate ways. I ended up lounging at Junction 8 for roughly one hour or so. First I went to Bishan Library, just a few metres away. Then I went back to J8 and ate a McFlurry. Then I went to Popular. I had just read the first few pages of a book when
RIIIIING!
[ok, so maybe it didn't ring. More of VIIIBRATE! but that's besides the point.]
My phone. It was my brother, telling me to go back to the traffic junction [ which was where I just came from. Roughly.]
GAAK. So I walked back and waited for them.
You know, they were supposed to be free from the doctor by four forty five? They came at five plus. Y'know why? 'Cause the doctor sent them to one clinic, who sent them downstairs to another room, where they took their time re-explaining everything the first doctor had already told 'em.
Jeez. Talk about being unefficient.

~Today in History~
1939: Britain and France declare war on Germany.
HAPPY "BRITAIN AND FRANCE DECLARE WAR ON GERMANY" DAY!

~Quote of the Day~
Soldiers of the Reich! This day you are to take part in an offensive of such importance that the whole world may depend on it's outcome.
-Adolf Hitler [The whole world may depend on it's outcome, alright...it just wasn't the kind of outcome Hitler expected.]

>>Forgotten by04:47