LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
SPM. OVER. YOU DIG ME?
*insert maniacal laughter here*
*chokes on spit and dies*
Cough.
So yeah. SPM's done with. And I have 3 months of bliss before I leave for "KHIDMAT NEGARA" because I got chosen for it. Melancholy over this srsly. Other than the usual crap that I am feeding you readers with everyday, I will hereby turn this Blog into the official blog of the Awesome Tau Army division "Forest Gods".
STAY TUNED.
*resumes maniacal laughter*
Saturday, November 29, 2008
Saturday, August 30, 2008
Revitalization
Back from an overnight camping stay at the school. All I can think/say/comprehend/insert verb here is "zomgwat I'm home i cant believe it I survaived."
HOWEVER! What I am proud to say is that the camp did bring the best out in me. Well, the worst out in me too. (Which I suspect it's the odour. Never took a damn bath there. >_> ) I didn't join any of the other groups that had form 5s in them already because, well, overflow of Form 5s in one group? I vaguely remember my discipline teacher going "FORM FIVES ARE MOST EXPERIENCE THEY SHOULD LEAD HURRP DERP HURP HURRRR" but, quite frankly, everything seemed to go straight into hell when it came to it. It seems there was one whole group where the 3/4 of it's members were Form fives, and few others went to other groups.
Come to think of it, I think I was the only form 5 leader there. Lessee... 4 form 4 leaders... oh wait. K.L. was eventually replaced by Trisha due to personal problems, so... Ah. There were two form 5 leaders.
What can I say about the camp? Trying to sleep in the night is NIGHTMARISH. The heat, the buzz of insects, the stuffiness and the cramped quarters. And yet, they put hair on your chest, because it shows YOU'RE A FRIGGIN' MAN AND THE ELEMENTS GOT NOTHING ON YOU.
Teachers got a TV for their sleeping quarters. >_>;;
The Night Walk was a trainwreck. Due to absolute confusion, overreacting emotional outbursts, ( You know who you are, and I apologize in advance. ), uncooperative behavior from some of the people ( You also know who you are, and I also apologize in advance, but FOR THE LOVE OF MOTHERFRIGGIN GOD MAN, CANNOT SPARE A BIT OF TRUST AH? Got to the point where our boss was yelling like an angry bull. )and really really unclear orders from the organizers. Even so, everyone's got their own opinions on their matter, and I think it's just a way to test your resolve, your independence, your STRENGTH to carry on.
What's ironic about the whole event is that I didn't act like the constant stupid-ass class clown people keep considering me to be, and those who called me that exact little comments acted that way. (Follow apologies, I am commenting and I mean no harm. The only thing I expect is for you folks to at least realize what you keep doing wrong and how continuing these mistakes will lead you to ruin in the future.)
As for a shout-out to my Group, Group E, or better known as "Knights", I thank you all for your cooperation. I thank you for backing me up no matter the odds, and your patience in dealing with my horrid leadership. I also thank you for being cooperative in all matters, not going off without informing your buddy first and all in all, being awesome people who deserved to be respected.
No one can ever have an awesome group such as you "Knights". *MANLY TEARS BEGINS FLOWING*
I don't know but I've been told,
Knights ain't ever gettin' old;
Always doing just as told,
Daring, Dashing ever bold!
HOWEVER! What I am proud to say is that the camp did bring the best out in me. Well, the worst out in me too. (Which I suspect it's the odour. Never took a damn bath there. >_> ) I didn't join any of the other groups that had form 5s in them already because, well, overflow of Form 5s in one group? I vaguely remember my discipline teacher going "FORM FIVES ARE MOST EXPERIENCE THEY SHOULD LEAD HURRP DERP HURP HURRRR" but, quite frankly, everything seemed to go straight into hell when it came to it. It seems there was one whole group where the 3/4 of it's members were Form fives, and few others went to other groups.
Come to think of it, I think I was the only form 5 leader there. Lessee... 4 form 4 leaders... oh wait. K.L. was eventually replaced by Trisha due to personal problems, so... Ah. There were two form 5 leaders.
What can I say about the camp? Trying to sleep in the night is NIGHTMARISH. The heat, the buzz of insects, the stuffiness and the cramped quarters. And yet, they put hair on your chest, because it shows YOU'RE A FRIGGIN' MAN AND THE ELEMENTS GOT NOTHING ON YOU.
Teachers got a TV for their sleeping quarters. >_>;;
The Night Walk was a trainwreck. Due to absolute confusion, overreacting emotional outbursts, ( You know who you are, and I apologize in advance. ), uncooperative behavior from some of the people ( You also know who you are, and I also apologize in advance, but FOR THE LOVE OF MOTHERFRIGGIN GOD MAN, CANNOT SPARE A BIT OF TRUST AH? Got to the point where our boss was yelling like an angry bull. )and really really unclear orders from the organizers. Even so, everyone's got their own opinions on their matter, and I think it's just a way to test your resolve, your independence, your STRENGTH to carry on.
What's ironic about the whole event is that I didn't act like the constant stupid-ass class clown people keep considering me to be, and those who called me that exact little comments acted that way. (Follow apologies, I am commenting and I mean no harm. The only thing I expect is for you folks to at least realize what you keep doing wrong and how continuing these mistakes will lead you to ruin in the future.)
As for a shout-out to my Group, Group E, or better known as "Knights", I thank you all for your cooperation. I thank you for backing me up no matter the odds, and your patience in dealing with my horrid leadership. I also thank you for being cooperative in all matters, not going off without informing your buddy first and all in all, being awesome people who deserved to be respected.
No one can ever have an awesome group such as you "Knights". *MANLY TEARS BEGINS FLOWING*
I don't know but I've been told,
Knights ain't ever gettin' old;
Always doing just as told,
Daring, Dashing ever bold!
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
Sunday, August 3, 2008
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Levels of fail detected sir! Shall we launch the win torperdoes?
AYE WE SHALL.
So. Hot Fuzz. If there was ever any British Cop movies I've ever seen that gave me a good time it would be this one. Honestly. I've always been a fan of British pop culture (And their accent just cracks me up.) Hot Fuzz basically tells the tale of a workaholic cop, Nicholas Angel (Played by Simon Pegg) from London who's been reassigned to the sleepy town of Sandford because he's arrest rate ( a whopping 400% arrest rate ) is embarrassing his co-workers, making them look bad in comparison to his hard work.
After he gets assigned to Sandford, he gets paired up with someone who he arrested earlier, Danny Butterman (played by Nick Frost), who is the son of the chief of police of Sandford. Everything else plays a major part in the story so I won't spoil it for you.
It's really worth the watch. If you have Astro, check the listing and wait for HBO to show it. If you don't, get a DvD to watch it.
Danny Butterman: How's Lurch?
Nicholas Angel: He's in the freezer.
Danny Butterman: Did you say 'cool off'?
Nicholas Angel: No, I didn't say anything actually.
Danny Butterman: Shame.
Nicholas Angel: There was a bit earlier that you missed when I distracted him with a cuddly monkey, then I said 'playtime's over' and I hit him with the Peace Lily.
Danny Butterman: You're off the chain!
So. Hot Fuzz. If there was ever any British Cop movies I've ever seen that gave me a good time it would be this one. Honestly. I've always been a fan of British pop culture (And their accent just cracks me up.) Hot Fuzz basically tells the tale of a workaholic cop, Nicholas Angel (Played by Simon Pegg) from London who's been reassigned to the sleepy town of Sandford because he's arrest rate ( a whopping 400% arrest rate ) is embarrassing his co-workers, making them look bad in comparison to his hard work.
After he gets assigned to Sandford, he gets paired up with someone who he arrested earlier, Danny Butterman (played by Nick Frost), who is the son of the chief of police of Sandford. Everything else plays a major part in the story so I won't spoil it for you.
It's really worth the watch. If you have Astro, check the listing and wait for HBO to show it. If you don't, get a DvD to watch it.
Danny Butterman: How's Lurch?
Nicholas Angel: He's in the freezer.
Danny Butterman: Did you say 'cool off'?
Nicholas Angel: No, I didn't say anything actually.
Danny Butterman: Shame.
Nicholas Angel: There was a bit earlier that you missed when I distracted him with a cuddly monkey, then I said 'playtime's over' and I hit him with the Peace Lily.
Danny Butterman: You're off the chain!
Monday, May 19, 2008
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
And now, Random Stuff.
Finally! My wall mounted shelf is completed. Decorated the bottom part for the moment only though. I'll stick up some Lego Dioramas on one of the sides later. But now, picture flood time!
Also, huge images are huge. Click on them to see the images.
Also, anyone who wants to complain about me not painting my Gunpla, zip it. I already know.
Also!
A Hot Wheels car of mine. The Radio Flyer! I might consider trading it for another car of equal worth. If you wanna know more, either send me a message or something.*
*Applicable only in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Anywhere else is automatically answered no.
Also, huge images are huge. Click on them to see the images.
Also, anyone who wants to complain about me not painting my Gunpla, zip it. I already know.
Also!
A Hot Wheels car of mine. The Radio Flyer! I might consider trading it for another car of equal worth. If you wanna know more, either send me a message or something.*
*Applicable only in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Anywhere else is automatically answered no.
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