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Saturday, July 02, 2005
3:19 AM

How about some discussions about water damages to phones anyone?

I have something to discuss myself. I dropped mine into the most undesirable place, in the toilet bowl, and yes it was a clean one thank god.

It can't switch on anymore and PANTECH's warranty's at Geylang. Where the heck is that place? Looks like I am going to spend another hundred plus to fix up that damage. Or could anyone gauge the price range? I don't want to keep guessing.

Something to keep looking out for is not just the capability of the phones and designs. Keep in mind also about after sales services. Nokia will work fine as they have service centres every where near a neighbourhood. You have choices. As for less known brands you are looking at a sole location. You never know when you need it.

It's just like a car. Your Toyota Corolla gets bumped. No problem, fix the bumper up for you in no time. Your Lumbo' gets bumped, you may even have to wait for some shipments.

Trying to be different will have prices to pay.

WATER WATER WATER !! h2O, Liquid WHATEVER !!

It's terrible man. It's a electronic gimick. They don't make phones waterproof (ya, I know there's one in the market, but is it enough?) and then they spoil and you buy a new one.

Your discman, you ipod drops in water and it's gone.

Buying a 1000+ gadget will be gone with a little work of mother nature.

ARGH!! So sensitive !!

Everyone, play safe with water. Electronics and water never mixes together.
That's maybe why they never get thristy.


Thursday, June 30, 2005
11:01 PM

Something real ... Something from my secondary school ...

I can't imagine what the principal will be talking about in assembly !!
She talks alot ! I SWEAR TO IT !!

Shots fired at Chestnut Drive Secondary School

Channelnewsasia News

SINGAPORE: For the past three months, life has been going on as usual for the students of Chestnut Drive Secondary School.

But unknown to most of them, their school has been the target of an unidentified sniper.

In a startling revelation, TODAY has learnt that someone has fired six shots at the school since April, the last air pellet bullet being fired on Tuesday into the male toilet on the third level of the science block.

Bullet holes mark some of the walls on the same level, and Today understands that air gun pellets may have been discovered during a police investigation.

Students were not seen on the third level of the science block when TODAY visited the school Wednesday morning but the school has been in normal operation since the first shots were fired at the end of April.

Said Chestnut Drive principal Chan Mee Leen, who believes that the incidents took place during non-school hours: "The school has taken steps and the staff have been alerted to what is going on to ensure that none of the students get injured.

"The students have not been informed because we did not want to alarm them unnecessarily.

"But we are being very vigilant and are not taking any chances. The safety of the students is paramount and we are leaving the police to investigate the matter."

She added that the teachers have been told not to let students sit too close to the windows in the science block until the police find the culprit.

Police spokesman Mohamed Razif said that they were investigating the matter and that they are "currently in the process of establishing the cause of the damage."

TODAY understands that the authorities are trying to work out where the shots were fired from.

There were early suspicions that the shots may have ricocheted from the Bukit Timah shooting range but this possibility was later ruled out as the distance from the rifle range to the school's premises is estimated to be at least three kilometres.

The trajectories of the shots also suggest that they could not have originated there.

Sources told TODAY that the authorities are currently looking at the possibility that the shots were fired from private estates in the Chestnut Drive area.

Under the Arms Offences Act, anyone who uses or attempts to use a firearm, which includes air guns, is guilty of an offence punishable by death.

Although air guns are used in sporting events, a Singapore Armed Forces weapons expert told TODAY that such weapons could be dangerous.

He said: "An air gun is lethal and can kill. If they can shatter glass and make holes in concrete walls, just imagine what they could do to the human body. If shot at close range, or if pellets hit someone's eye or penetrated the temple region, they could surely kill." -
TODAY




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Tuesday, June 28, 2005
12:23 AM

Dreams ... I Guess We Are Just Made Up Of Dreams ......

Indeed can we say that ? In this case can I?

Stop at this few seconds before you start scrolling down to read ....





Thought of it yet?







Not so sure maybe......







Okay let's stick to what you have .....






Let's relate to something recent so we can link to up. Project Superstar audition. How many "crazy" people went to shame themseleves on TV?

Ou- Xuan 'look-a-like' (YES THAT HUNTED ME FOR A FEW DAYS)

Anna ( Giving her last shot despite her age ..... )

These are the people that people make fun of. Yes including me. The first thought whould be, don't they have a stand on themseleves? Friends, seriously you all should stop lying at KTV sessions saying they sound like this and like that. It's going to stick to them.

But they are merely people who want to reliase their dreams.

No I did not join the Project Superstar queue.

So why am I saying all these?

Recently I believe a banner outside BPCC has caused a certain degree of trouble to me.


-- Inter-Consituency Games --


I have friends and people I don't know coming to me asking if he can join the team. First thing first. I ain't no big shot, so they only reason they are asking me is because I'm wearing the damn jersey and I'm hanging around at CC all the time.

And so... I don't really know what to do about this and I can only say I am not up to deciding no anything.

And well, I took a further step to asking one of them on why he wanted to play. ( I initally thought he was joking with me, I meant well it was a joke to me that he wanted to play .)
And so his reply was,

" I don't want to feel useless and be pointed as someone useless. I want to reliease my dreams to play for safsa and want to earn some outside experience."
( The sms has been grammatically improved and corrected for the readers of this blog.)

Dreams can push a person and can also demolish a man if he/she do not take in the harshness of society.

Well I wish everyone the best of luck in retriving your dreams.

And I'll work hard to accomplish mine.


Keys to my Lamborghini Gallardo please.

I don't even fucking know how to drive !!
You know what I mean. I'm not driving it, someone else is.





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