funnest week ever

Ok, now that I've finished celebrating the end of the end of year exams, I can finally put the events here for all to see. Why do I continue to do all this? I've asked this question to myself several time, resulting in the closing of my previous blog. I mean, I even came to know a stranger from America who actually proved her own intelligence, separating herself from the rest of the gang. How? By reading my blog weekly, and giving insightful comments. Her online name was....damn I forgot. Anyway it felt amazing to know that at least someone gives a damn. It motivated me to do more, better posts. Oh well, that time is gone, but I'll just continue .

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Hey! I managed to go back to my first blog. Apparently her name was evercurious. Yeah she commented for about 3-4 of my posts... fun time blogging about total nonsense. I looked back at my blog and laughed at myself. My posts were so retarded... Actually, I feel ashamed because that page looks incredibly horrible. I don't think I want to look at it ever again. Letting go of the past.

Oh? Where were we? Oh right right this week. Amazing. The highlight was Tuesday as we ( Me, Eng, Lim and Farhan) went to Escape Theme park that day. That was the first time I went there and now I can proudly say that I have done Go Carting. The station was slightly impressive. You would go round and round until you reach the top where there would be a 45 degree slope downwards. I initially planned to speed the whole way but since it was my first time, I decided to slow down. It would've been so much better.

They also had this haunted house, complete with plastic arms and cheap mechanics. It wasn't scary at all except for one part where this guy was shaking back and fourth, electrocuted, in a dim lighted room. That was a bit freaky.

Afterwards, we went on this ride called the Inverter. Like most good rides, it brought us fear and suspence even before the ride.



The look of sheer terror is imprinted on our faces.
True enough, screams of horror arose when the ride started. It's more fun when you let go of the handles, I was the only one doing it though.

Then there was this other ride which wasnt so impressive. All it did was spin us around. Its was closed for cleaning for a while, no surprise for a ride that made me dizzy for the rest of day. However, that was'nt the ride that made me sick, it was what we saw before it.

Basically, there was this Itallian-looking fella with not a, not two, but three girls following him. The only reason we noticed them was because they were making some sult-fest love scene. How could those three girls feel okay with sharing the same guy? I mean, they took turns to hug and kiss him, so weird. It gave me chills and made my body and fingers tense and say, "ugh".

His entire being was the ultimate sterotype of "Pretty-faced lover boy". Imagine the surfer on a Billabong T-shirt. Yeah, that's him. Judging by his face, I'd say his name was Alfonso.

Well, the day didn't end there. After that we went to this buffet cook-it-yourself restuarant called Hans River. The price was $14 per head and I felt that the meal was not worth it. It was fun cooking though. It had all kinds of meat and vegetables, with different add-ons spliting up all the sections. For example, there was Char Siew chicken on one side and Tom Yum chicken on another side.

However, the major let down there was the service. We got served by this midde-aged guy who sold us drinks at $8 per jugg. So we wanted cold water and guess what? He told us straight in the face that the restuarant does not serve water. Wtf? He also served us with half a bowl of rice to start off.

Outraged, we had to settle with being $2 poorer and half a cup of rice short. We didn't take it too well though. Since they decided to treat us second-rate, we decided to give them the same treatment. Hehehe.

I started a "best designed Ice-Kachang" competition to see who could make the best looking clump of ice. They didn't serve us water, so we took their ice away. They didnt serve us rice, so we took away their agar-agar, syrup, milk and other add-ons. Unfortunately, the only reason I won was because no one else wanted to make one, and there was no more ice left. It was so fun seeing all that stuff go to waste.

To top it all off, I put a scoop of ice cream right on the top and gave it a smiley face with a noodle and two jelly cubes. The finished result.




From there we went into Popular bookstore, and behold! I now hold a copy of Command and Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars. It was then that we realised that Lim had left his bag back at the place we ran away laughing from. Luckily they hadn't checked on our spot yet. The fools.

Well, the day was done from there. We went our separate ways and I enjoyed installing my new game. That day was fun, and I must have a day like that again. I must.

Enjoy living life, fellow men and women free from exams.