February 27th, 2006
Oh my freaking goodness
So, I left school without going for AEP because I was feeling rather GAGA about going for AEP. And to add, my foot is sore and sprained, so that kinda sucks. I had came home with the intention of spending some time with my brother Ivan who's celebrating his birthday today. But lo and behold, he's having a party larger than I'd imagine.
30+ people squeezing into a sad 5-room-flat or well, just the living room, is a pretty bad idea to start with. It's uh, you know what? Nevermind.
His party-comers include (Note: my brother is in Admiralty Secondary):
The guy on the wheelchair that got the risk-taker award that I myself was vying for in NJRC. He's a nice dude, I guess, polite and all... but you know, it's just freaking awkward when half of the people here are in Robotics in Admiralty Secondary. Screw that.
A bunch of ah-lians licking lollipops like how posers chew gum, yes. Wah I was like what the freaking hell -___- It seems though, they haven't made a conversation with Ivan since they entered MY doors. It makes me wonder if Ivan even knew them.
A bunch of malay girls, yeah the stereotyped ones, with thick makeup, calls "teachers" "chers" and who speak with impeccable Singlish. And they went cheering: "Aye aye Ivan so cute ehh!" like how you'll say "oleh oleh" What?! Screw that too!
30+ people squeezing into a sad 5-room-flat or well, just the living room, is a pretty bad idea to start with. It's uh, you know what? Nevermind.
His party-comers include (Note: my brother is in Admiralty Secondary):
The guy on the wheelchair that got the risk-taker award that I myself was vying for in NJRC. He's a nice dude, I guess, polite and all... but you know, it's just freaking awkward when half of the people here are in Robotics in Admiralty Secondary. Screw that.
A bunch of ah-lians licking lollipops like how posers chew gum, yes. Wah I was like what the freaking hell -___- It seems though, they haven't made a conversation with Ivan since they entered MY doors. It makes me wonder if Ivan even knew them.
A bunch of malay girls, yeah the stereotyped ones, with thick makeup, calls "teachers" "chers" and who speak with impeccable Singlish. And they went cheering: "Aye aye Ivan so cute ehh!" like how you'll say "oleh oleh" What?! Screw that too!
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