Thursday, March 11, 2010

I wish I knew what to say

Doesn't matter anymore. Can't turn back time.

Sorry dentistry junior(think it was Alvis) I wasn't stalking you with my camera. Just testing it out.

Joanne said when she was a kid she liked pretending she was a secretary, making coffee for her boss and doing all the things that secretaries do, except skanking up the boss after office hours.


But Dai Shan's story of her pretending to be a flower and sitting still for hours has got to be the silliest thing I've ever heard.


I don't know if Justin remembers this, but there was a point in my childhood days when I wanted to become a gynecologist. So I made him lie down so I can do an ultrasound and tell him it's a boy.
I'm sorry brother that was stupid.

Monday, March 8, 2010

In denial.

I was reading my Social and Behavioral Science notes on Health in Hindu, Chinese and Muslim communities today. Here's something to show you how incredibly predictable we are and that this subject is not that crappy after all.

"The use of leftover, shared antibiotics and over-the-counter purchase of antibiotics by parents are common situations in the Chinese community. They think that their children suffer form the same illnesses judging by the similar symptoms, so they would give them the shared antibiotics and only bring them to the doctor if there is no improvement".

My family is guilty of this.

Kelvin looks so cheeky here.

Here's another something for your reading pleasure. Taken from Pickard's Manual of Operative Dentistry. Read lines 7 to 8.


Okay it's pretty obvious I don't have much of a life lately, posting up of pictures of what I read.


But so are people who take 9 million pictures of themselves and upload them on Facebook. Title of their album, Me.

Me!

Me~

Trip to New Zealand! (you got conned)

Me, myself and I

Me oh~


Yes we get it it's you. And that this guy, that girl and 75 others like your album.

Sunday, March 7, 2010

In the news today...

The government is planning on setting up some sort of day care center for old folks so people can drop their parents or grandparents off before they go to work and pick them up after office hours. Cool.
Isn't it funny that you probably started out that way early in life, you know as a kid who gets sent off to babysitters, then when you get real old you end up getting the same thing?


I see this question a lot but never bothered to find out. Back when I was younger I thought they looked like walking bar codes. So if this question bothers you, here.


This was something I read some time back from Removable Partial Dentures by Nicholas Jepson. I tell you ah these British people=.= Try reading lines 4 to 5.


The current running joke in my room is that now we've uncovered the secret passages to China and New York, depending on which tile you step and fall into.
Dai Shan looks like one of those Fantastic 4 characters whose forearm is so strong tiles break off instantly. Happy 21st birthday love.

Thursday, March 4, 2010

How I Met You.

The students who are taking their Foundation course in AIMST are currently sitting for their finals. Which got me reminiscing.

Back then I never really knew what to wear in university. According to the rules and regulation we have to dress in formal attire. Aiyah future foundation students, screw the dress code.
This is what we wore most of the time:


Our favorite subject was English. Because we got to do stupid sketches. The sign that I'm holding may or may not be true.


This is Leonard. He slept through almost every class but still got A's. I still don't know how you sleep like this. God I miss you.


There were days we had our own dresscode:


We took part in a musical production. Uhh... I stole these pictures from the Beta Server guy.
ooo spot Dr. Brindha!


There was prom and Masquerade night. In masquerade night Ron dressed up as a drag queen. He won masquerade queen while Deepa dressed up as a mime and won masquerade king. Picture of Ron not available. If it was it would have been censored in various parts so no point posting up.

Good times, good times.

The next time we saw each other, some of us lost our baby fat. Some eloped.
But most us came back to spend another 5 years to finish what we started. (yerh why this line so cheesy)

Sunday, February 28, 2010

You're right.

I'm not that clueless.


But it doesn't mean I know what I should do.

Friday, February 26, 2010

I have acute rhinitis.

Doesn't the common cold sound much more lethal when phrased in medical terms?

In all my 20 years of life, I've taken care of many living things. The most complex living thing I had to take care of was a cactus, and the most simple living thing to take care of is my brother.

The cactus was a gift from D. I figured a cactus wouldn't be difficult to handle, but it died in a week due to over hydration. Needless to say from then on he never trusted me with his dogs.

So when Xin Le asked me to take care of her pitcher plant, I was determined to get it right. Shan posted an entry on tips for gardening. He even had specific tips for pitcher plants so yay!


Didn't know Firefox had a sense of humour. I find their statement on top quite funny!


Entertainment of the week: How I Met Your Mother. Gotta love Neil Patrick Harris, he's hilarious. If there's one thing that annoys is me how they are always at the bar. I mean really your up to season 5 and none of the characters have died of liver failure? (Actually I wouldn't know I never watched the previous 4 seasons...)


Happy Birthday Joanne.
We played musical chairs when we celebrated her birthday.
When was the last time you played a childhood game?

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Stasis.

As you grow up, things change. They get harder, or they may not. People come and go. Some stick around, some you can't get rid off, some you can't help but lose.


Justin and I used to hate each other so much. We'd be up each other's nostrils most of the time. Now all I wish for is that our holidays would synchronize better. I secretly wish that we'd have enough time to join The Amazing Race.

The world record for the thinnest slice of watermelon goes to AIMST.

Pada tahun baru ini, prinsip-prinsip angin dan air menyatakan bahawa:

So let's start listing out the possibilities here.
  • A red Ferrari drives up from Johor to Sungai Petani and the driver whose name is Lim Sum Mer comes looking for me.
  • A red horse comes up to me and says "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?" in a Southern American English accent.
  • On a beautiful summer's day, a bloodied horse limps to the dental hospital (my compass tells me the AIMST dental hospital is located south) and seeks dental treatment from me?

Tim got me some very awesome MnM's. With my name on them!!!

Found someone on Youtube today. Yay! Asians with raspy voice susah to cari you know.

Clement and Peta, my interpretation of RB.