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Serious thoughts October 6, 2007

Posted by larg in Java for the misfits, Life @ Republic, Rant season, Reviews, Social Degradation.
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Every month, week, day and even year, I complain about the same thing repeatedly. Guess it’s sort of a habit and a ritual. I believe this is the first time I gathered all categories into one entry.

w64a

Seriously speaking, w64a is an awesome class, everyone, facilitators and classmates included are great. The only problem lies with me. I have a sort of communication barrier with everyone. I have very negative thoughts and also kinda ’scared’ to talk to them. Because of my current social activity level, I basically think my class and grades have been affected on a significant scale. Not that I don’t want to do anything about it, but I just don’t want to.

In fact, while others can already label each other as friends, I only can merely refer everyone as ordinary classmates. Really a major ass my social life has always been since young…

Hey! Gorgeous

Today they came to my school today looking for what their show title goes by – hot hunks and cute/beautiful babes. But seriously, the real problem with this show is – the real deal goes into hiding, I mean seriously most of the people are either sabo-ed by their so-called friends, or just pretty much average looking. Most people are too shy about their assets and rarely would you see a hunk or a babe go “yeah, I am a babe/hunk”.

Singaporeans…always lacking that high confidence in one’s sexiness. Especially in this season, only a couple are notable to be real hunks and babes. But what can you do about it? Just make do with weeds when you can’t find premium plants.

Blogging

I noticed a drastic drop in standard of my blogging, sometimes I think it’s so bad, I still wonder why I blog. I blog mainly to have a release on my inner thoughts and feelings. Also I wouldn’t want to confine it to some paperback media given the technology we have these days. It’s also least likely to last till I’m old.

I don’t really care much about who views me, I’m just satisfied that the viewers and taggers are my real close friends. Of course one can use a blog to it’s full potential to gain publicity but that was not my purpose. Nowadays I noticed even as I can make authentic entries in my head, they somehow get summarized, boring and out of point when put here. Even now…

Xiaxue

I took a good read at her blog today, she’s one of Singapore’s most controversial blogger well because she usually blog abut things that are too controversial for Singapore’s norms. But however, like my friend stats, she does bring up very good points. It also makes me wonder if she excelled in English and at argumentative essays back in school. If her whole image fails one day she may consider taking up a lawyer’s job, I bet she’ll be excellent at it.

Yes, Xiaxue may be fake, a bit of a slut, fat and whatsoever nicknames girls may love to give one another. Personally I don’t really care much about personal attacks on her and whether to find out if they are really true. I just bother more about the things she writes about. Very insignificant yet very true, I recommend people to read the entry about “Cab Snatchers” to get what I mean. But otherwise, I think she’s a very straightforward person with too-strong a sense of justice, and also dares to reveal bits and details about herself regardless the situation.

Something I would like to be but always lacked the courage to be. Suddenly I also feel more brave to live and let go of certain things, and also to come clean with certain issues.

I can say proudly like one of the entries she written – I’ve been (or nearly, but it’s almost all the same) molested before.

I won’t go too much in details on that but yeah, we’re all wimpy people when it comes to issues like this. That is what makes Singaporeans too much of an easy target, don’t even need to be specifically molestation (either gender). My resolve to change is weak for now, so even as much as I hope to obtain those traits, I still cannot achieve it.

Rough start September 23, 2007

Posted by larg in Java for the misfits, Life @ Republic, Rant season.
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My school semester has resumed already and I have to say so far, things already went roller-coaster downhill. I still don’t know the class, I already getting ‘D’ and ‘C’ grades, I suck in Java (this time it’s advanced Java omfgwtfbbq), I get flu every morning resulting me having to eat drowsy flu pills (thus resulting in a slumber during class), I have to chiong my PP…

Enough is enough, I hate myself. I have a horrible social factor that reeks of failure and screams of the lack of self-confidence. That alone is enough to hinder me upon anything (or everything) I do. Like god seriously, get off my back!!

I shall not continue this entry further, it’s just calling for more reminiscing of the horrible life I go through everyday at school.

It sucks to be me.

Good day~ August 14, 2007

Posted by larg in Gaming Inc, Java for the misfits, Life @ Republic.
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I managed to grab one picture from my faction forum on that day’s outing.

I look very stoned, as many commented – I was in “afk” mode most of the time. As for the George lookalike, I’ll leave you to find him. The lady with a blue top and a mini pink jacket was the faction leader by the way :D

Another reason to be happy about…

This means:

  • 7 more active points (NDA most probably)
  • 4 more diploma points (DA/DP)
  • and 5 more whatever points (can be alone or bulk added by the previous two

With CE points off my shoulders I can finally concentrate on PP. Haha, today during Java, the facilitator busted his laptop when he dropped it on the floor. I’m freaking happy about it, call me evil but that’s what he gets for giving me a multitude of F grades. /evil

*Oh and something random, yesterday was the start of Hungry Ghost festival

Something to think about August 6, 2007

Posted by larg in Java for the misfits, Life @ Republic.
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Heck today’s Java was messed up alright, it’s already week 14, two more weeks and the good students can start to slack. That is, theoretically speaking -  the best students didn’t come at all, the good students stayed till 2nd meeting, the mediocre tried their best and the worst well…slacked. Evan was so disappointed with the class he couldn’t stop complaining. Sometimes I feel all those times from week 1 till now, he still doesn’t understand this class very well. Maybe it’s because the fact he’s new and our class was his first assigned job (or class), still as a facilitator that’s a poor excuse.

My team of course as usual died, I finally got teamed up with Matthew and Fairuz. But Fairuz was one of the good students and he left leaving the two to fend for ourselves with very vague instructions on how to explain out bit. Of course needless to say, we screwed up badly. After today I was wondering what grade everyone would get – as for me it’s the usual F.

Welcome to my world guys.

That weekend…and Java August 6, 2007

Posted by larg in Gaming Inc, Java for the misfits, Rant season.
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Really every time I see this it annoys the peanuts out of me, this is one of the main reasons I really hate eBlogger.

Stop changing your blogger address like changing your clothes please! You should know who you are.

These past weekend I was grinding madly in GE, and I have finally achieved my ultimate costumes (and level)!! Maid outfit and Oiled body – real kinky costumes alright.

Another day, another F. I can’t really be bothered with Java any longer though my current grades might mean I have to retake it AND along with advanced Java….Well trust my luck to be with a facilitator who’s a newbie and with w65n being his first class assigned to him. The only consolation is National Day is coming – meaning extended holidays~

iProcrastinate July 30, 2007

Posted by larg in Java for the misfits, Life @ Republic.
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I’m not sure whether was it because of being hooked to GE lately or whatsoever, but yes, I’m procrastinating. Everything I’m supposed to do I just assured myself with a simple excuse of – “I’ll do it later” ends up not being done. I’m practically at my wits end now.

My top 5 High end worries

  1. Java, another day, another F – this really calls for a big fat worry
  2. Procrastination
  3. Anti-social attitude//social issues
  4. Internal turmoil <<<a lot of unsaid issues
  5. The way I look

With this so many things going on daily (and mostly bad), it’s a miracle I can still survive. My procrastinating attitude is also one of the main reasons why I fail to update this blog too. Anyway w65n is coming to a closure, the school semester will end in August and we’ll be reshuffled to a new class again. I still don’t know everyone that well – classmates yes, but friends?

Not that appropriate I guess.

I don’t ask for much except for close friends who you can click and understand with one another very well. To tell the truth I’m really thankful to Sandra, Irene and Meiyin for tagging on my comment board. Even if you’re the only few, I’m really grateful to get by life just by reading your comments.

My head is like my real blog, everything that ends up here are usually the edited versions. So far I still see no need to use the “Password protected” entry function for this blog too, but yet I hope never too either. There you see? I ran out of stuff to write about again.

Live with it (not) July 2, 2007

Posted by larg in Java for the misfits.
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After last week’s module selection, i take back my words. I have to live with Java like it or not. It’s gonna follow me along to next semester as well!!omfgwtf666

Today is labeled as one of the worst days ever as well – Java together with Java UT. I’m not sure which one I’m hating more, the subject or the facilitator. Doesn’t mean Java is easy to you means it’s easy for everyone. I have limited rights to complain as well because I procrastinat. You can’t blame me though, one look at Java and I immediately think:

I’ll start to care later,

Nowadays I don’t even bother to look at my Java daily grade, it’s a continuous “F”. The F happy facilitator slaps F in my face, yet I distinctly remember there are other factors playing a part in daily grade. Even as how bad I would probably do, I should be legally deemed an E.

My team isn’t any better as well, I’m lumped together with a bunch of people whose personalities clash with mine. Don’t get me wrong, Reen, one of the major members is very efficient in Java. But I cannot seem to communicate with her, this brings back flashbacks of the days of 405. There are some people I recall that I hardly spoke more than 10 words to, the term classmates doesn’t even seem to match. And also, some of them are like “argh” and leave by second meeting, but at least they did contribute.

Oh and tell me this, if it were you – would you prefer X (no score) or F (zero) as your daily grade for Java?

I’m always pissed off on Monday, screw Java forever.

Java doesn’t even taste good with sugar June 25, 2007

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I got a F for last week’s Java, no surprise. Everyone has been complaining about him lately, even those who did try the codes only got a mere C when they could get A or B. As Ting Ting puts it, to him, someone who knows Java – during presentation period this is how is like:

Faci: What’s your name?

Student: Shit.

Faci: ROFL! *writes C,D,E,F*

=_=

If my this semester’s grades sucked, it’ll probably be Java’s fault. Lucky in DIT, you have to choose a specialization, and I will definitely NOT choose Java. And my team isn’t any better either, I can’t communicate well with them and vice versa. The faci also sucks at giving comments, I’m suddenly having flashbacks of my A maths past; but at least the teacher was enjoyable and more encouraging. Slapping my face with a F and giving crude one word comments doesn’t motivate me enough. Right now its hilarious because it’s past 8.30am and he isn’t here yet, probably too disappointed to teach this class, LOL.

And the June Holidays are over! No more quiet and fast morning transport! x(