Akon feat. Sue Peng

Lonely I'm Ms. Lonely,

I have nobody,

For my owwnnn

I'm so lonely, I'm Ms. Lonely

I have nobody,

For my owwnnn

I'm so lonely...

Nope, it's not that I'm crying or something. But, haiz, just rhyming this song the entire day. I think this song, especially that part of the lyrics totally exemplifies my day. Sylvea, Cathy, Jackie, none of them turned up today. I had to sit in a row of seats with nobody else beside me. I know, you must be saying owh, how pitiful she was. But, no harm done. I didn't feel depressed or agonising or excruciating or... whatever.

Hehe... today, during Mr.Suku's lesson, once again he was reprimanding the absentees. But, it was funny because

"They are peeling the wrong onions. They are peeling potatoes."

Found It!

Ok, I found it. I mean the Econs Revision Planner. It's with Cathy. Hehe... she mistook it. Can't blame her. I didn't stamp my name on it in the first place anyway. So, phew...

Attention, Everybody!

I beg for your attention please! I've lost my REVISION PLANNER - ECONOMICS (AS) !!! If anyone seen it or if it's with you, could you please see me as soon as possible? Just so that I won't think that it's lost or something. -TQ-

Poor Me

Yo, I'm in the college now. Break time (Econs class). OMG!!! I have already expected Cathy to not attend Econs class (Mr.Khor). But I couldn't believe that even Sylvea didn't turn up for taday's class. And that's not the most pathetic thing of all - There were only 3 of the entire Jan/Feb intake present. Carine, Jovan and of course, the poorest child, me. And now, here comes the climax of the story - I did not bring the Econs Revision Planner. Well, technically I did bring it, but it is the A2 one which I brought. Please remind me to fix an appoinment with an eye specialist when the class has ended.
For now, I am just going to cry and pray that the class ends A.S.A.P!!!

Library Boredom

Well, today I spent like 5 hours in the library. Not continuously of course (I would be dead by the third hour). Though, half of the time spent on day dreaming on staring blank. So, you can tell if I really do study. Being in the library has sort of become part of my run-of-the-mill routine. It's manifest to the extent that a March/April intake student was stunted, learning that I'm from Jan/Feb intake. She thought I was an Intermediate student simply because I've constantly been appearing in the library. Hmm... I thought I always have the green-belted tag on?

Everytime I wander around for lunch, I would tell myself that if I bump into the 66 bus (the bus I take), I would head straight into the college, collect my belongings and dash off to hop on the bus. But, I guess the God has been doing good to me for I haven't seen one until this afternoon. In fact, it's not only one but two. I saw one on my way to McDonald's and another one back from McDonald's. Guess what? - I didn't blast off like what I contemplated to. Yeah, I guess you can say that I'm a coward. Whatever!

Hehe... I read Eu Chern's blog yesterday. God!!! He's feeling the stress??? I don't think so. Or else, he must be a very good actor. (Ladies and gentlemen, please give him a round of applause) He has won himself an Oscar. He looks very confident and relaxed, as always. Nevertheless, I did witness him attending for all sorts of SASSYs and attempting past year questions. Plus, he was in the library today for the same amount of time I spent in there. If he's stressful, should I hit the panic button now?

I somehow felt glad to see the likes of Neela passing up assignments to Mr.Sara. Could really see him getting himself down on the business. Wish him good luck for the A-Levels. Hey, he once said that hard workers do not need luck. Guess, he doesn't need my wishing at all. Anyhow, wish him all the best. By the way, great hairstyle, dude. Guess, Sylvea taught you a thing or two about fashion, ey?

Speaking of Neela, here's the update for the Mr.Suku's case. Right after Mr.Suku's complain about the poor attendance, Mr.Suku compiled in together Neela's name to Mr.Guna that Neela was hanging around the college, instead of attending his class. Mr.Guna went to the ground floor (lobby) immediately. Here's the tickling part - he actually asked Neela, "Do you know who is Neela Murasu?". And Neela replied naively, "Me lah." I know, you must be kicking your feet and chuckling by now. I mean, how silly and dumb he is. No offence, Neela but, Rajinah's illustration was too good that I couldn't stand it and spit those words out. This is such a huge LOL!!!

Oh, and I really feel bad over something today. It occurred when I was having my lunch in McD. I went over to occupy a table after getting my McChicken burger, french fries,...etc (so many that I can't list all of them down). There was a guy who simultaneously walked towards the very table I was laying my eyes on. I got it first, but when he looked over to the rest of the place, there wasn't any empty table left. So, he asked if he could sit together with me. I was like... "Oh, okay." We sat down and I actually got freaked out because the next table right beside me was occupied by one man. I was asking tons of questions to myself like, "Why doesn't he want to sit with him?" I grew worried over the time as there was one table vacant later and he still didn't want to excuse himself. Things changed then, as I told myself that nah, he looks like a good guy. Then, he asked me if I live nearby here in Mandarin. I had to "hah?" for three times before shaking my head denoting that no, I don't live here. That pretty much tells the story of whether I'm a decent Mandarin user. Back to the story, I think that freaked him out because, as usual I would give a cold face to the people whom I'm not close with. That's what exactly happened. I guess, he misconstrued my expression. I could see his face changed rapidly. He too grew cold and the worse was, he ate really quick and just left after washing his hands. Watching him heading towards the exit, I was apologizing non-stop. It's my fault after all for giving him such a cold shoulder. It ruined his lunch, perhaps? So, to the guy, if you are reading this, just want to say that I'm sorry for the discomfort I caused to you.

Shit!!! Liverpool drew with Stoke City. What's wrong with them?! They can defeat the mighty Manchester United but not the flimsy Stoke City. Okay, you can say that the Steven Gerrard's disallowed goal should stand as Dirk Kuyt didn't get a touch on it. Still, they should be shooting on the goal relentlessly. Fernando Torres, obviously didn't play well. Well, yeah, give him a break. He just recovered from his injury. But, there's no excuse for Robbie Keane. He played like he was from Burnley or some lousy football club. 18million pounds??? He is so not worth it. Not even the super sub, Bable could save the day. Poor, Steven Gerrard, tried really hard but couldn't get good service from his teammates. (sigh)

Sylvea was once cited that she's glad that I have been blogging frequently now. Well, to tell you the truth, I got hooked up with this is because this is arguably the only way for me to keep me on my toes everyday (besides sports). My routine is as always, damn bleak, lacklustre, boring, dull... Thus, I always look forward to receiving all those comments from you guys. It makes me excited and upbeat about life, you know? So, keep it coming. The more they are, the happier I get.

Mr.Suku's Boiling Point

Here I go again - talking about an old, almost-bald, and miniature lecturer. But, today was very interesting. I guess Mr.Suku's patience was tested... once again (Not again!!!). The only thing which makes the difference this time was that he can stand no longer. It was manifest that he was absolutely livid about the poor attendance, especially by the Jan/Feb intake. Lol... the irony was that Jonathan Chin attended his class today. Wonder if he has the ability to foresee the future. Okay, back to the main topic - Mr.Suku has now gone one-step further than his usual long pep talk and out-of-nowhere digression to prohibit this frustrating matter. He reported this matter to Mr.Guna and Mr.Guna, of course was very concerned about this and asked us to convey a message to those absentees - If they don't turn up on his next class, he is so going to contact their parents. Woo... oh, yeah. He might be old but he still has the blaze to threaten people. Go, Mr.Suku!!!
Haha... as much as that sounds bitter, there's something nice and sweet happened today. I don't know of it sounds startling or tickling to you, I actually sat in one same table with Aaron, Nelson, Sophia, Andy, Rynn and CY in the library. Frankly, I don't talk a lot to them (that pretty much tells everything regarding my closeness with them). Though it may sound and seem awkward, I actually relished it. They were all very funny. Nelson, especially. He was very drowsy and he rested his head on Aaron's shoulder. Then, Aaron stared at Nelson gawkily. Everyone burst into laughter. Lol... what an experience.
Oh, and did you guys read the Malaysian Today's paper. There's a humorous article smacked right in the middle of the paper which is given the title as - "101 Reasons to School Them in English". There are many examples of English language follies which most Malaysians commit. Forget about the moral behind the story, just read the funny bits. The most hilarious of them all is this:
During a war scene in a movie, a soldier tells his men to run for cover and screams "duck!". The subtitles read: "Itik!".
Now, how about that!

Doubting Jackie's Sobreity

This is a special note to Jackie. Yeah, it's you, alright. Remember, when you said that March/April Intake is surprisingly silent during lessons. Erm... eat your words now. They were bloody boisterous today and not forgetting, yesterday (during the Eng Lit class). Okay, I was running late for Law (Mr. Sara) and the class was packed. Thus, I had to stuff my butt on one of the back seats and making my backbenchers' debut. And oh my, the guys there were catastrophic. All their clatters and chatters were so disrupting, that I think it drove Mr.Sara up to his wall. Yesterday, during Mr. Suku's class was pretty much the same thing as well. So, Jackie, were you actually sober during all those hours you spent with them? No offence, but not even Cathy could agree with you.
Speaking of the exasperating March/April Intake, there is one guy whom I particularly loathe - Emanuel (the Nigerian guy). It's not that I discriminate against the blacks, but he is contemptible (Okay, that word might be a little too abrasive to describe him. But I couldn't think of any other more suitable word). He made fun of Mr.Suku yesterday (pay attention to this one, Sylvea). Yes, it is undeniable that Mr.Suku is at times, cranky and hilarious inadvertently, however, I reckon that the E guy has stepped out of the boundary. And there's something about his grin - gives me goosebumps whenever I perceive it. Blurrrr.....