SCCHHHOOOOOOOOOLLLLLL!!!!!!!

After months and months of preparation, NUS Rag 2007 have finally come to an end. Kudos to everyone in pharm rag team! Special mention to my logistics team as well as the exco (a.k.a. toilet team). As expected, Sheares hall sweeps most of the awards. Hopefully we can come out of a hall quality float next year (or at least 5% of it). Haha, I think it's quite difficult to do, but no harm wishing :P Here's a picture of Sheares Hall float -->
Rag ended, but school starts!!! OMG! I'm so not enjoying my holidays! Hopefully year 2 sem 1 is not as hard as I've heard. Luckily, after years and years of waiting, I managed to get Japanese 1 as one of my module! Hopefully I can score, coz I wouldn't want to use my S/U option on something I wanted to do so much since the beginning of time! On a lighter note, I've finally finished the Strike Noir I got for S$39, although I haven't do the noir pack yet. Here's a super lousy pose-->

OMG

Oh my god!!! HOW CAN CIVILISED PEOPLE IN NUS LEAVE THEIR GOLD ON THE TOILET BOWL!!!

Reason 1: They are civilised on the surface but barbaric deep down in their hearts (Explains pretty well why some PGP toilets are so dirty but some are cleaner in comparison)

Reason 2: The flushing system is not working properly (Blame who? The contractors for not fixing the damned flushing system or the person who didn't even bother to take water from elsewhere to flush?)

Reason 3: They are rushing for time (Stupid reason)

Reason 4: PUB cut off the water supply (Wait long long)

Reason 5: Not happy with OSA and wanna protest (Then write in an official complaint letter instead, don't make others suffer)

Reason 6: They just came from some village deep down in the earth's crust (Fine enough, faeces are incinerated instead of flushed)

Reason 7: They wanna parade their waste to the rest of the world (Nice exhibit, lol)

No matter what's the reason, this kind of sight should not be seen in public places, much more it's NUS!!! What will the public think if they encounter this kind of situation in NUS? Maybe that's the difference between them N'US. We have higher immunity towards this kind of act.

Cheerleading

According to Wikipedia, cheerleading is a sport that uses organized routines made from elements of tumbling, dance, and stunting to cheer on sports teams at games and matches, or to compete at cheerleading competitions.

Finally I got a chance to experience some of the stunts today. Quite excited about it. However, notice for newbies like me: always make sure you're using a mat when you're doing the stunts and have a very reliable support team to prevent any unwanted injuries. You'll never know when accidents may happen. Once again, be careful in everything you do. Always buy an insurance. Better safe than sorry.

Tired!!!

As usual I've not been updating the blog as often as I would like. Just came back from Pharmacy Camp 2007/2008. SUPER SUPER TIRED!!! I go sleep :P Pictures here

Edit: Sorry for those that can't access the photos earlier. I just realised the 2008 got cut off in the link.

Say Cheese!

After a few months long of looking around and comparing prices, I've finally bought my first ever privately-owned digital camera. At the price of SGD 370, I think this Sony W-55 is a good buy although buying from US is definitely cheaper. Now I can shift my attention to accessories and a new phone! Look forward to more gundam pictures from me now that I have my own camera :P

Went on a long awaited Ipoh-Penang-Langkawi family trip since 2nd June. I'll blog on the trip when I go back Singapore tomorrow, the connection in my house is too slow for me to upload the photos. Argh, when will streamyx be fast enough for me???

Here's a sneak peak picture of the trip.