1. trying to sleep early on week nights, every night.
2. trying not to sleep during the afternoon.
3. having to wake up in the morning five days a week.
4. having to revise everyday.
5. having to put up with people who God has given the ability to annoy me under 1 nano second flat.
6. having to go back to the books.
7. and trying to stay awake while in front of the books.
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Monday, January 18, 2010
...About Nothing and Everything
I used to write everything on my blog. Now I resort to writing nothing.
Over the pass week, there were so many things I wanted to write about. Just to write down my opinions.
I wanted to write about the whole hoo-ha on the fight to use a word. And all the building burnings that happened after that. Those people even resorted to paint splashing, very original you guys. (wonder if the ah longs would wanna claim their trademark?)
But then I just got lazy.
Then I wanted to write about the boy who got in trouble because of what he posted on his Facebook. And drive home the fact that, PEOPLE! STOP FACEBOOKING SO MUCH! That boy got fined or something. I sure hope he didn't go to jail.
But then I just got lazy.
Then I wanted to write about work.
Then I remembered I can't write about work no more.
Then I wanted to write about American Idol.
Then I got too busy searching for the episodes to watch online.
So here's another Internet Bumper Sticker for you to laugh at.
See ya.
Over the pass week, there were so many things I wanted to write about. Just to write down my opinions.
I wanted to write about the whole hoo-ha on the fight to use a word. And all the building burnings that happened after that. Those people even resorted to paint splashing, very original you guys. (wonder if the ah longs would wanna claim their trademark?)
But then I just got lazy.
Then I wanted to write about the boy who got in trouble because of what he posted on his Facebook. And drive home the fact that, PEOPLE! STOP FACEBOOKING SO MUCH! That boy got fined or something. I sure hope he didn't go to jail.
But then I just got lazy.
Then I wanted to write about work.
Then I remembered I can't write about work no more.
Then I wanted to write about American Idol.
Then I got too busy searching for the episodes to watch online.
So here's another Internet Bumper Sticker for you to laugh at.
See ya.
Sunday, January 10, 2010
...About The Best Internet Bumper Sticker Ever
or better still, make it EVVVVVVVVVVAH!
'NUFF SAID.
no actually, I have something else to say.
MUAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHA!
Ok, now 'nuff said.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
...About Oh My Digression
Everyday when I go to work, I have to cross the path of some...hmm, should I say irritating? not exactly, annoying? I can't seem to find a suitable word. Let's just say that, all I want to do is roll my eyes at them right after I give them my "WTF-WHAT'S-YOUR-FREAKING-PROBLEM-GET-OUTTA-MY-FACE-BIATCH" look.
There's two groups of them. I'm sorry, I'm not being sexist, but they all just happen to be men.
Group 1, going into work:
I have to pass through a security checkpoint. There I get my bag scanned, my id checked and a briefmolestation body check. The molestation body check is done by a female officer of course.
Now here's what happens, before she pats me down, she'll look at my id,then proceed with the body check. EVERY-SINGLE-FREAKING-TIME this process takes place, there will be at least 1 (max 3) male officer/s standing at the side, watching, with a smirk on their face.
First when the female officer checks my id, the male ones look over her shoulder to look at my tag and check my name. Then they say my name, softly, just enough for me hear that they caught my name (T_T). Then they take one step back and enjoy the 3 seconds free show of some girl on girl action while the female officer pats me down. !@#$%^&*(()@$#$%^*&()#%$^&*()#@%^&*&$##!^*%@#%^&*$$#&&*&%!@$#^
PERVERTIC IDIOTS, GO WATCH PORN OR SOMETHING!
Then as I grab my bag to quickly get away, 3 out of 5 times they'll say something to me like:
1. Ni How Ma?
2. Melayu ke cina?
3. Bye Diyana!
4. Asal mana?
What I would really like to answer to those questions:
1. Wo how bu how kuan ni se mo sze leh?
2. Melana or Cinlayu
3. Take my safety shoe off and hit them on the head.
4. Asal boleh jer.
*EXHALE*
Group 2, leaving the work place:
There's always a road block. Only God knows what in the world they are checking for. Sometimes they'll stop me, usually they don't. Just the other day they stopped me. Officer B was at the left hand side of my car, he told me to wind down my window. I told officer C who was at my right side that my left window is spoiled....
Me : Tingkap belah sana dah rosak.
Officer C : Lesen ade?
Me : Ade.
He gestures for me to pull over to the side.
I pulled over, showed him my license.
Officer C: Duit banyak-banyak buat ape?
Me : (forehead wrinkled, blank look on my face.) Huh?
Officer C: Duit banyak-banyak buat ape?
Me : Duit ape?
Officer C: Engineer kan? (gesturing towards the single white line on my shoulder)
Me : Tak lah, trainee jer.
Officer C : Oh, sebelum ni belajar kat mane?
Me : Uni.....
He read my name from my license out loud, smirks, hands it back to me and said
Officer C : Belum kahwin kan?
Me : (irritated look, shakes my head)
Officer C :(smirks some more, clicks his tongue)
Then I quickly drove off.
I felt like turning the car around and running him over.
And we still don't know what the hell the roadblock is for.
I think they should just do their job and mind their own business.
And shove a cactus up their arses.
There's two groups of them. I'm sorry, I'm not being sexist, but they all just happen to be men.
Group 1, going into work:
I have to pass through a security checkpoint. There I get my bag scanned, my id checked and a brief
Now here's what happens, before she pats me down, she'll look at my id,then proceed with the body check. EVERY-SINGLE-FREAKING-TIME this process takes place, there will be at least 1 (max 3) male officer/s standing at the side, watching, with a smirk on their face.
First when the female officer checks my id, the male ones look over her shoulder to look at my tag and check my name. Then they say my name, softly, just enough for me hear that they caught my name (T_T). Then they take one step back and enjoy the 3 seconds free show of some girl on girl action while the female officer pats me down. !@#$%^&*(()@$#$%^*&()#%$^&*()#@%^&*&$##!^*%@#%^&*$$#&&*&%!@$#^
PERVERTIC IDIOTS, GO WATCH PORN OR SOMETHING!
Then as I grab my bag to quickly get away, 3 out of 5 times they'll say something to me like:
1. Ni How Ma?
2. Melayu ke cina?
3. Bye Diyana!
4. Asal mana?
What I would really like to answer to those questions:
1. Wo how bu how kuan ni se mo sze leh?
2. Melana or Cinlayu
3. Take my safety shoe off and hit them on the head.
4. Asal boleh jer.
*EXHALE*
Group 2, leaving the work place:
There's always a road block. Only God knows what in the world they are checking for. Sometimes they'll stop me, usually they don't. Just the other day they stopped me. Officer B was at the left hand side of my car, he told me to wind down my window. I told officer C who was at my right side that my left window is spoiled....
Me : Tingkap belah sana dah rosak.
Officer C : Lesen ade?
Me : Ade.
He gestures for me to pull over to the side.
I pulled over, showed him my license.
Officer C: Duit banyak-banyak buat ape?
Me : (forehead wrinkled, blank look on my face.) Huh?
Officer C: Duit banyak-banyak buat ape?
Me : Duit ape?
Officer C: Engineer kan? (gesturing towards the single white line on my shoulder)
Me : Tak lah, trainee jer.
Officer C : Oh, sebelum ni belajar kat mane?
Me : Uni.....
He read my name from my license out loud, smirks, hands it back to me and said
Officer C : Belum kahwin kan?
Me : (irritated look, shakes my head)
Officer C :(smirks some more, clicks his tongue)
Then I quickly drove off.
I felt like turning the car around and running him over.
And we still don't know what the hell the roadblock is for.
I think they should just do their job and mind their own business.
And shove a cactus up their arses.
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