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Sunday, May 22, 2005

Went to LTC to essentially, rest, revise and kayak. Think my skin is very think for i had little trouble from the common bloodsucker aka mosquitoes. Didn't do very much thereand most of the time was spent playing bridge and big two but i thinkit was a great way to spend(waste) time. Better than not doing anything at home, or better than squeezing with the ever present crowds in town. And especially good to help me forget that im in NS. The power of the long weekends. Why they are so valuable. They allow us to do things that normal weekends don't, and going to LTC is one of them. Is quintessential that army boys get to escape from reality once in a while of they will surely be driven nuts. Some take to the drink which proves to be very popular,as many attempt to get themselves mabok (drunk) every week. but its just not my way. So what am i saying? Honestly i don't know. Just rambling cos i feel like typing and i did. so there.

Friday, May 20, 2005

What stress does to teachers...
http://myplaypen.blogspot.com/2005/05/students-with-integrity.html


excerpt:
  1. Discuss the view that contraceptives should be used on every conceivable occasion.
  2. There are only two kids of pedestrians- the quick and the dead. Do you agree?
  3. "I am on a sea food diet. I see food and I eat it" Is this good advice?
  4. "Macho does not prove mucho" (Zsa Zsa Gabor). Comment.
  5. "Two bleeps or not two bleepsl that is the question. " How important is it to have the right ring tone for your mobile phone?
  6. Would you agree that small men compensate for their size by doing things like becoming the Emperor of France?
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Sunday, May 15, 2005

Today's StraitsTimes features on the third page in a half-page article complete with huge photo of the late President Wee's dog. Oh wow. I'm so concerned to how the canine (named He Ping)is doing. If the news is ranked by the most important on the front page and subsequent pages the less important ones, that would put the dog story above "Tussle over brain-damaged woman", , "Can 24-hr marts thrive in Singapore", "Fed up with flag days", "Tremors felt, but no injuries", "Casino mongul: Too much control" etc.. Its my opinion that "He Ping pines for master Wee Kim Wee" does not constitute to big news, let alone news at all... Ah well, not like there are other English full newspapers to choose from.


On another note, a quote from an article on A*Star scholars on page 11.
Ms Chng, 23, who has received an A*Star scholarship, is waiting to attend Harvard Medical School this year.

She said:" It's quite obvious that female scholars are more aggressive, Type-A, go-getting types, while the males are soft-spoken and tend to be easily bullied by females."

To her, Singapore males are fine until they go into the military for national service.

"Once they enter NS, they complain a lot. I didn't know guys could talk about the most minute things."


Oh i'm sure she made a lot of male fiends with that statement. Lots of powerful A*Star scholar friends. Who held, are holding and will hold high positions in the public and private sector. Good luck to her.

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Saturday, May 14, 2005


Sorry peeps. fr a rather long time ago, but here's us in KL outside the hotel!

Wednesday, May 11, 2005


Us in Ubin!

Saturday, May 07, 2005

Crossfire Paintball @ Singapore Discovery Centre
http://www.crossfire.com.sg/


Paintball is one of the world's most exciting participative sport. It is a sport in which men and women, young and old compete equally. Size and strength are not as important as intelligence and determination. Like a game of chess, being able to think quickly and decisively is what makes you a star. Paintball is also a character-building sport. Players learn the importance of teamwork and gain self-confidence while developing leadership abilities. But, above all, Paintball is fun! Once the adrenaline starts pumping you can't help but love the thrill of the game!

Paintball is a team sport and is similar to many other "ball" oriented sports, in that 2 or more teams striving to achieve a goal or objective. Paintball has rules, a scoring system, referees, leagues and international tournaments. It is a combination of tag, hide and seek, and human chess. The sport of Paintball is a non-contact, action-packed, physical and mental activity and is the most fun you will ever experience.

Paintball teaches co-operation, teamwork and friendly competition. Unlike other sports, violence has no place in the game of paintball.

Paintball has a positive influence on the community, the family and the work place. Paintball is hailed as one of the most effective forms of stress release and is used extensively in the USA and Europe for corporate situations to boost teamwork, self-confidence and control stress. It is also a family-orientated sport, reinforcing the same virtues. Paintball also has a great deal to offer the youth in our community in terms of self-confidence, motivation and a sense of achievement.


Paintball does:
* Teach you the importance of teamwork
* Allow you to gain self-confidence
* Helps you develop basic leadership skills
* Develops strategic thinking
* Teach quick and decisive actions.

Paintball does not:
* Promote violence
* Glorify war
* Teach people how to shoot a gun
* Prepare you for the military.

A game costs $300 for 8 – 10 players. Additional players are at $35 each. Cost is inclusive of equipment rental and you get 40 paintballs per player.

Additional 20 paintballs are available at $10 per person or 40 paintballs at $15 per person.
$100 deposit payable prior to game.

The group will have the field for approximately one and a half hours. The group can play as many games within the allocated time and the number of paintballs remaining.

Wednesday, May 04, 2005

I'm bored.

Check out this site.

I wonder if people are so bored to actually come up with entertaining sites like these for other bored people. Bored and entertainment don't quite go together. o.O