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Press those calipers

Tue, 15 Jul 2008 08:30:53 GMT

I glow, I'm powerful.

Those short intervals are killing me. I felt like vomiting. Yuck.
Anyway, school has been really fun. I’m starting to enjoy mixing
around more with fairsians. I mean, Fairfield has a pretty cool
culture and there are actually a pretty number of “cool” fairsians.
As in, they are not as bad as what I used to think.
No life bunch of fashion disaster people. To think about it,
it’s just that small percentage of black sheep’s that are ruining
the Fairfield image. Gangster, emo, pimps wannabies.
Disgusting lot of people.

So this coming Friday is Benjy’s birthday and most probably
we are going to “celebrate” it at Tango. Hopefully I will be able
to wake up the following day for training and for Dirtraction
dirt clinic. And I better start worrying, because my 2nd
crituruim road race will be this coming Sunday.
All the best to myself and all those who will be joining.

So long geeks.

High cadence climbs.

Sat, 12 Jul 2008 00:28:51 GMT

Leon & William

There is still no update on how “successful” the funfair went. But, I have this inner feeling
that the funfair was a big flop. Obviously the amount of money we raise wasn’t up to
expectation. That explains the big PMS session the school had on Friday, during
morning assembly. we had a temperature taking session. And everyone who
doesn’t own a thermometer have to buy one for temperature taking. It’s not that I
don’t want to get a thermometer, but it’s so bloody expensive. I bet they mark up the price
by 100%

I mean how much can a few led and metal tip with plastic casing cost?
And when it’s made in china, where the standard of living is much cheaper,
were workers come cheap because they have billions of people. I bet mass producing
thermometers is as easy as giving birth to them. Popping machine.
Okay let’s give them a benefit of a doubt that the thermometer worth at least $2

okay, okay, okay, I have enough of all this, I need my sleep.
It was suppose to be a quick blog post and not a ranting one.

so long people.

Thinker Tires

Mon, 07 Jul 2008 08:52:55 GMT

Youth day was spent on a bike. Instead of sleeping in late into the morning.
I went to collect my long and awaited Thinker tires from Kenda.
Thank you Gee Hin Chan.
The tires are pretty fast rolling and grippy. No more Nevegel’s and
Blue Grove for me at the moment. Enough about bikes.

I heard that Hancock is really good! I guess I better make good use of my
E-learning holiday and catch a few movies and have a little more *******
session with the peeps.
I have a big feeling that a lot of my class people will not be attending
school on Friday.Practically no one stayed back to help out after the carnival.
I heard quite a number of students were asked to stay back till 9pm to
clear up the mess. Hahaha. I’m glad I left early.
I won’t want to spend my Saturday night cleaning up rubbish left by others.

Goodnight world.

Tango-Wango-Mango

Sun, 06 Jul 2008 05:34:22 GMT

After a long day at Carnival @ Fairfield.
The guy’s decided to have some drinks at our usual spot.

woooot.

bye world

Carnival @ Fairfield

Sun, 06 Jul 2008 04:43:54 GMT

Was it good? Was it good? Was it good?

It looked pretty bad from the start, you got to see how my class misuses
the 2 day’s off from books, because of funfair preparations.
Each class was assign to come out with two stalls. A food stall and a game stall.

Food stall- Rice is nice
The girls were in-charge of the food stall. It turned out pretty “successful” thanks
to the fruit yogurt. The stall was also selling Nasi bryani, Fried rice, Chicken wings
and muffins. I think they manage to scrap off at least $2500.
Not bad for a stall with no banners, lousy publicity and really bad tasting muffins.

Game stall-play & win a car.
The most misleading stall of the whole event. The game was to race radio control
cars around a teenager made track, and who ever beats the fastest timing of
6 seconds wins a car. It was obviously impossible to win and there
was still people queuing up to play. Wait a minute,
yes our grand prize is a car. We were told how to “lie”

Hopeful winner- so if I get under 6 seconds I win a car right?
Students- yes, you get yourself a car.
Students- you can even drive the car back home!!
Hopeful winner- okay let me play!

I really pity all those who played and really think that the grand prize was a car.
Yes it’s a car, it’s a 100 dollars radio control car from OG.

I will update more about how the carnival did, when school
officially reopens on Friday. Wooohoooo.

bye world

Youtube overload

Tue, 01 Jul 2008 09:46:38 GMT

I got to admit this guy is good.

This goes out to all aspiring people who lost their identity and want to find it back.
This might help. Hopefully.

How to be a Gangster

How to be Emo

How to be a Nerd

How to be a Ninja

so long people

Bar-Bee-Q @ The Tropica

Sun, 29 Jun 2008 08:28:04 GMT

The only 2 photos that were tag.

In this photo: Bernard Goh, Anvil Den, Ryan Yeo, Jones Tay, William Chan , Frankie Koh,
Priscilla Chen-Tay, Alan Soh , Teo Kai Meng , Ong Chee Boon , Athena Han, Ellery Png ,
Winson Peh , Bernice Cheen , Uncle Alan , Jing Guang , Lina , Josh Png

Your torture is my pleasure

Sun, 29 Jun 2008 08:12:50 GMT

Meg says: WEEEELIAM!!

William says: What!

Meg says: I want to kill you

William says: why? Don’t kill me,
you will surely lose out if you kill me!

Meg says: No, you deserve to die!

William says: I still don’t see a reason why I should die.

Meg says: cause your straw poke my left eye and now
its swelling purple and the pain is torturous.

William says: opps.

William says: Your torture is my pleasure

Meg says: yuck!

Meg says: it sounds like some S&M

William says: OH MY GOSH. You know about S&M!!!

Guess what, Meg appear offline right after that.

Hahahhahahahaha. So Meg knows about S&M.

Meg! One more reason why you should kill me.

William 1 Meg 0

It’s about talent that never goes out of fashion.

Sat, 28 Jun 2008 06:36:24 GMT

RGS-Talent Vogue was pretty good.
It’s about talent that never goes out of fashion. Woot.

Sixuan group was really good. You guys did a great job
despite Sixuan having a soar throat. Oh oh oh!!!!
Raffles Basket Ball girls are damn wild.
Their performance was damn good.
Too bad I have to leave right after the voting session.
I had to meet Winson, Leon and the rest at
“Zhen Hua Park?”

Fast Forward 6 hours before Talent Vogue

Right after the school bell rang,
I quickly rush back home to put my bag down,
bath and change into a new set of clothes before rushing
down to Queensway to meet Ellery and Chong Jin.
We had MacDonald’s for lunch.

After that we went down to
Athlete’s Circle @ Boon Tat Street.
We were “supposed” to collect our money.
But due to some miscommunication, we could not
collect our money. Left Athlete’s circle and went
to The Bike Boutique, since it was walking distance,
why not? Right?
And it has been a while since I last saw Jason.

It was my first trip down to “The bike boutique”
“Ding Dong”, it was the doorbell that greeted me first
when I opened the glass door.
I walked towards the counter which had a big plasma TV
on top of it. Along the aisle there were many triathlon bikes.
Cervelo bikes to be exact. There were some 29er and a
few on-one bikes too.
The shop was well lilted, Not over lilted like some shops.

Meet Jason just at the right time, he was leaving for Kaira!!
Oh my gosh. I want to go.We walked down to the mrt
station and proceed on our own way. I went to Borders
to pick up a couple of magazine since Tiffany was late
and Coco was no where to be found.

Finally we all meet and had ice cream
before heading down to rgs.

The sky is getting darker by the minute ,
I better go for my run now.

Bye world.

12 led, 15 led, 20 led

Fri, 27 Jun 2008 14:44:56 GMT

Oh my gosh. Night ride at Track 15 and woodcutter. Was an eye opener.
Crazzzzy stuff..
Distance: 10km
Time taken: 2 hours
Damages: I broken chain and a flat tire.

Pictures later!

Sorry about the locked post guys.

I need my sleep. It’s already 2.55am

Good Morning Singapore.