Fuck the exams. I don't do last minutes. It kills, and so it went for a thrill.
Wild Wild Wet
JK and me, time 1pm. We right there at the wild wild wet. Waiting for the gates to open for us. And so ..
Had hell out of a time.
Not much thrilling rides but it's real relaxing ... Just do what ever you want in the 'SHOIK' pool aka lazy pool. Dive into the pool and swim for a float if you want, it's all over everywhere.
Go pitch black on the purple water works slide. Can't even see your own palms.
Then see the whole WWW on the skyrider, where you ride a dual man bicycle on the rail and manpower yourself with a injured bird eye's view of WWW.
PARISS INTERNATIONAL BUFFET
Having fun under the sun always drain you out. You need energy~
Off to Tampines. And then we get to the place. JK with no hesitation say he'll foot 3/4 of the bill.
He really wanted that shit.
Treat ourseleves to complementary red wine. Feed yourself to salmon, maguro and etc. sashimi. Ablone Steamed Egg. They were not kidding, international buffet you'll get them.
It's a nice place to eat.
Let me rate them, for further uses possible.
Ambience : 3/5 stars.
If you get in early you get the ones close to the windows where you will face the Tampines MRT and you'll get to see the traffic flow and enjoy nice cars as you eat.
The lights are nice, the seats are nice, the tables are nice.
Why 3? You you get the ones near the enterance, you get to see human flow.
Food : 4/5 stars.
Fresh sashimi , it's even cold, straight from the freezer to prove it's so fresh.
Teppanyaki, there's speed and there's something nice to eat.
Ranges of soup to choose from.
You can have the whole dessert bar for yourself at the start of the buffet session. And when you're full, you have yet to eaten every different stuffs they have.
Places to go : Marina Square
Ngee Ann City
Tampines Mall
EMINEM
THE ANGER MANAGEMENT TOUR
DVD
Go and buy your own one. It's worth the money.
Why?
2.54am, on my phone's and I'm still on it.
And they say it comes with the posters. They didn't give me.
I asked them, they say it's the small books included inside.
If I see any posters around.
Then I will need the real ANGER MANAGEMENT TOUR.
20 Reasons to get the DVD
Square Dance
Business
White America
Kill You
When the Music Stops
Pimp Like Me
Fight Music
Purple Pills
Stan
The Way I Am
Soldier
Cleanin Out My Closet
Forget About Dre
Drips
Superman
Drug Ballad
Just Don't Give a Fuck
Sing for the Moment
Without Me
My Dad's Gone Crazy
I'm supposed to be sharing my joys with ya guys. I end up advertising for a particular entertainment center, a resturant and my favourite LABEL.
AFTERMATH.
And hoax emails. Just something to spread around. You don't want people to lose lifes, money over some stupid thoughts.
http://urbanlegends.about.com/cs/nethoaxes/ht/emailhoax.htm
Here's How:
1. Note whether the text you've received was actually written by the person who sent it. Did anyone sign their name to it? If not, be skeptical.
2. Look for the telltale phrase, 'Forward this to everyone you know!' The more urgent the plea, the more suspect the message.
3. Look for statements like 'This is NOT a hoax' or 'This is NOT an urban legend.' They typically mean the opposite of what they say.
4. Watch for overly emphatic language, as well as frequent use of UPPERCASE LETTERS and multiple exclamation points!!!!!!!
5. If the text seems aimed more at persuading than informing the reader, be suspicious. Like propagandists, hoaxers are more interested in pushing people's emotional buttons than communicating accurate information.
6. If the message purports to impart extremely important information that you've never heard of before or read elsewhere in legitimate venues, be very suspicious.
7. Read carefully and think critically about what the message says, looking for logical inconsistencies, violations of common sense and blatantly false claims.
8. Look for subtle or not-so-subtle jokes — indications that the author is pulling your leg.
9. Check for references to outside sources of information. Hoaxes don't typically cite verifiable evidence, nor link to Websites with corroborating information.
10. Check to see if the message has been debunked by Websites that debunk urban legends and Internet hoaxes (see below).
11. Research any factual claims in the text to see if there is published evidence to support them. If you find none, odds are you've been the recipient of an email hoax.
Tips:
- Virtually any email chain letter you receive (i.e., any message forwarded multiple times before it got to you) is more likely to be false than true. You should automatically be skeptical of chain letters.
- Hoaxers usually try every means available to make their lies believable -- e.g., mimicking a journalistic style, attributing the text to a 'legitimate' source, or implying that powerful corporate or government interests have tried to keep the information from you.
- Be especially wary of health-related rumors. Most importantly, never act on 'medical information' forwarded from unknown sources without first verifying its accuracy with a doctor or other reliable source.
Can't Sleep ...
