JOY.




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Everything you see was actually printed, no fancy editing anywhere. I think. and hope.

A waste of paper and ink, but truly innovative.

AMAZING. love it.


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Facebook gives me the motivation to stay awake and not sleep so early.

I having been watching grass grow on country story for the last 1 hour. OK maybe not grass, but purple radish. I am determined not to let anyone on CS with itchy fingers steal my crops.

It's a tranquil and blah-ish experience.

My vocabulary is painfully limited. I know.

Blah is a good goofy word.
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Summing up today in 10 words

EXERCISE IMAGINATION
1) toothpaste
2) rehearsal
3) costume
4) stupid
5) bus
6) tired
7) sad
8) heavy
9) lasagna
10)cockroach

Note: Not necessarily in chronological order.


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Falling of this bed would be akin to committing suicide.

Its my dream bed.

Uploading this photo through my phone hee.

AWESOME.


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It's November. How time flies.

Christmas 2009 is just around the corner, so time for another wishlist! I know gifts and presents aren't the main focus of Christmas in the religious POV, but it adds to the cheery festive mood during the holiday season that all can enjoy.

A wise old quote from the Bible: It's more blessed to give than to receive.

So don't be a scrooge and stop hoarding your precious pocket money for ridiculous items like posters and photos of your beloved Korean idols (you can print them yourself btw). Sheesh.

Christmas shopping for idiots
1) Never buy photo frames. Frankly, they just take up valuable space in your cupboard for the next 10 years or so.
2) Buy things that you think the recipient will like, not things that you like.
3) Daiso, if all else fails. Don't just buy for the sake of having something to give though.
4) Books always work. Most bookstores like borders usually have some good deals.
5) Book vouchers or cards with stored values. I think GV used to sell cards with stored value that you could use to buy tickets, don't know if they still have them.

Seems like i forgot about my wishlist. Maybe next time.


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Ahh I remember those brick-like phones. It was an object of fascination when i was younger. And i mean really young, probably when i was 3 or 4 years old. I was told never to touch it lest i dropped it on my foot. I secretly think that my tech obsession started long ago.

I'm thankful that we are all living in a world of iphones, blackberries and what-not.

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It strikes me that we might have reached the peak of human civilisation.

The world might just end tomorrow.


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How to waste time part 2:
Step 1 - Make your own 3d glasses
1) Get a piece of cardboard, draw out spectacle frames and cut it out.
2) Make sure you cut out the part where the 'lenses' are supposed to be (don't be dumb). Also ensure that you have some way of making your DIY glasses stay on your face. The alternative is to glue it on your face if you are too dumb.
3) Fix red cellophane paper to the left hole, and blue cellophane to the right hole.

Step 2 - Watch 3D videos on youtube
1) search for 3d videos
2) put on your glasses/ glue on your glasses
3) Stare at the screen like an idiot.
4) Try not to drool and poke your screen in wonderment and awe.

Note: You can colour transparency plastic blue and red using markers if you don't have cellophane.




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5 ways to spend excess time:
1) Indulge in mindless consumerism like I did. (shopping)
2) Go to Ikea to eat swedish meatballs and turn into one too.
3) Develop a passion for harassing people on facebook.
4) Eat cheese.
5) Sms someone that you like to eat cheese.

Source: www.iliketoeatcheese.com

With cheese,
cheesehead


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I love Saturdays.

I love how you get greeted by half a newspaper's worth of mobile phone ads in the morning. Its fierce competition between the telcos, so you see red, green, orange.

Oh and btw, M1 now sells iPhones.

Today is exceptional, because there is this Sony Ericsson Satio thing stuck on the front of The Straits Times. How attention grabbing. And then if you look at the back of Home, there is an ad that involves a samsung Pixon12, a tiny dog (i feel like squashing it), and a fat guy. Nice combination eh?

Whats more amusing is that the dog happens to be stuck in the Fat guys XXL (or maybe more X) pants.

I should cut it out and stick it in the photo album.

Please don't think I am crazy.


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Isn't this song epic? Final Fantasy has the nicest soundtracks out of all the video games. I am a fan of Nobuo Uematsu on facebook now. heh.

I love Final Fantasy music.

Don't you?

Stop lying to yourself. You are an alien from mars if you don't like it.


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Hmm blurry pic. Feeling goth today. heh. Matching panda quote bubbles just for the sake of the blog.

www.maplesim.com


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Funny gorilla.

P.S. was that a gorilla???


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htc HD2 is an ultra beasty phone. That 4.3" screen is love. iPod touch's 3.5" screen pales in comparison. And all those iPhone/iPod touch owners out there thought they had the biggest showy screens around.


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I shall take a moment to rest and type this since i ran out of energy 5 mins ago. The work done is still 0 because the studying force is not with me today.

You guessed it.

PHYSICS.



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AWESOME. :D


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FOB!!!

:D


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Love the cyborg filter. heh.


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Today we mourn the death of yet another of our squishy friends, Mr Lizard No256.

The wretched creature was found squashed between the door and the door frame, once again. My door has been anointed with lizard juices, once again.
I dare not walk through that doorway, once again.

squish, squish, squish.

Look what you are stepping on.

ooooh.

Rubbery.


I love adding the occasional excitement to your otherwise drab and boring life.


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