Sunday, February 22, 2009
Applecore <3
Oh and Teo Ee, I've never seen you seen you looking so stressed and depressed. :)
Applecore is the most entertaining 3K-made film I watched so far. I love how Mdm Arfah lets us watch our classmates' film (Thanks!) instead of some TIME-mag rant that activates sleep. I can't wait to see the PRCs' film too though I think their story/plot basically revolves just around hostel life.
Sigh! It's just the first term but I'm already made depressed by the Himalayas full of tests and major assignments. Not sure if I'll even survive this year. Maybe I'll be buried in a pile of sh*t.
Going for NTU shoot on Tuesday, which means I'll have to skip school and then try very hard to catch up the next day. At least I don't have to run 2.4km for PE though. Muahaha! :D
Need luck very desperately for the NTU shoot. >.< Please give me some, people! :)
Saturday, January 24, 2009
The Complainer
Sigh why aren't I born immune to those priky, irritating waves of critism emitted by adults? I really want to talk back/argue with my parents but I can't, cause after all...they are still parents and I can't live without them - yet.
Poor us, our holiday will still be stressful with all the homework and upcoming tests.
Sunday, December 28, 2008
Air Weapons Club Chalet
BBQ event was quite "epic":
This was how our bbq pit looked like:

We were bbg-ing on the floor cause apparently the chalet unit we booked didn't come with an actual bbq-pit (-_-") so we all sat on the floor and started making our fire by dumping all our charcoal and fire starters in 2 of the trays. All went well until we proceed to cook our food.
THIS WAS WHAT HAPPENED TO 4 OF THE FLOOR TILES UNDER THE TRAY:


For peeps' sake, what were we thinking? It was obvious that we weren't using our brains. It was either we lacked outdoor skills or we just couldn't be bothered to put something below the tray like a concrete slab as Wee Leng had suggested before we bbqed. I knew that shooting desentizes ppl to violence and even makes ppl commit violence but I didn't expect the skills we've obtained from our CCA-training could be applied so quickly and naturally in BBQing where we would create a little destruction quite unconsciously...
This was how it went before the destruction, when we were having a good time cooking:
Quite a number of us, including me, were sitting around our BBQ pit, cooking, flipping over some of the food and chatting -
"This chicken wing can liao?"
"Think so, but that one chao ta already"
"Just leave it there n see who wants to eat it"
"Somebody go put the nuggets on the wire mesh"
"Kay, pass me the tongs."
.....
.....
"Hey those tongs u're using, got use to 'kiap' the charcoal."
"Wha? Shit! I put dunno kiap how many nuggets already leh!?"
"Err...what now ah?"
BOOOOOOOOMMM!!!!!!!!!
All of us jumped.
It took us a few seconds to recover from the sudden shock. We looked at what was once our BBQ pit. All of us were stunned, shell-shocked and awe-struck at the mini disaster we had made. For around thirty seconds, we couldn't utter a word and we looked at nothing but the pitifully damaged floor tiles. After an hour plus of cooking, those tiles under the tray couldn't withstand that heat and it expanded and then.....you know, the picture explains it all...
It was not just us who were staring at the floor tiles. Our neighbors beside and opposite our unit were drawn by the explosive sound and stared out of curiosity and shock too.
"Err...what now ah? REALLY!?"
We were screwed for certain, and the food that was cooked on that BBQ-pit that time of course could no longer be eaten. So we began clearing up the mess. A kind lady staying next door helped us to clean up a little mess and contributed to rebuilding the bbq-pit, and this time, the new pit was supported by two bricks below to avoid later damage. We then cooked the remaining food available. (Quite a good thing Samuel ordered a pretty large amount from the caterer) Now, we switched the chefs. Some of us who had cooked earlier on were too frightened to cook. A few had sustained some damages too, like Jing Ting and Felise who had burns. :( I was freaking lucky that I was wearing long pants so the BOOM didn't hurt my legs. Nevertheless, we still enjoyed ourselves, learned something from the BBQ and all was pretty well in the end.
Very "memorable" experience indeed.
There was supposed to be an Amazing Race but there were too little people. Only 3 Year 1s came and none of the Year 2s came. It was really sad. We Year 3s had planned this out and spent alot a time and effort on it. Some of us were really pissed when only 3 of the juniors attended. Seriously, we planned it all out for them and the Race was cancelled in the end. All our efforts were wasted, especially Audrey's. She took alot of time to plan out the games and cycled around Pasir Ris Park for a few times just to plan out the locations for the game stations. SIGHS.
Sad thing that my dad scolded me after I came back from chalet.
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Random Thoughts To Ponder
2)Who really took the bite out of the Apple logo?
3)How does Elmo hear? Elmo has no ears?
4)Shouldn't there be a shorter word for monosyllabic?
5)Why in a country with freedom of speech are there phone bills?
6)How can there be multiple "Final Fantasy"?
7)Why do phone companies give you a number to call if your phone doesn't work?
8.)Why do "slim chance" and "fat hope" have similar meanings?
9)Why is the man who invests all your money called a broker?
10)Shakesphere:"All the world's a stage." If the entire world is a stage, so...then where is our audience sitting?
That is all for now! Happy pondering!