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finally, the damned SAT2s are over. i should get a higher score for writing then i did in sec 4-i think-so that's a relief. physics and chemistry were okay too, so i'm happy (: no more studying, finally! didn't know what some terms like 'entropy' meant. but who cares?
watched 'without a paddle' today. about ten minutes of funny jokes in the whole movie-the rest was utter crap, please save your money and don't watch it. it's scary how some directors/producers have the inane belief that they can get by with such 'movies'. it was much scarier though, when the people in the theatre actually broke out into applause after some infinitesimally lame scene. a musical or a performance, i can understand. but a harold-and-kumar-esque movie? (actually harold and kumar was quite enjoyable haha)
ate at blk 75, lorong 5, toa payoh hawker centre. think it was reviewed in the newspapers a couple weeks back? well, its just a lot of hype, i guess. after wandering around and circling toa payoh about five times, we finally found the damned hawker centre, which was horribly crowded. apparently, everything there is damn nice-the rojak, oyster omelette, hokkien mee, fishball noodles, etc. but my verdict? so-so laaa. the huge crowds are so much a turn-off anyway. ha. supposed to exercise and get ready for ns, and i end up gobbling down the oiliest of hawker foods. to my future bmt seargent: go easy on me hor.
watched 'without a paddle' today. about ten minutes of funny jokes in the whole movie-the rest was utter crap, please save your money and don't watch it. it's scary how some directors/producers have the inane belief that they can get by with such 'movies'. it was much scarier though, when the people in the theatre actually broke out into applause after some infinitesimally lame scene. a musical or a performance, i can understand. but a harold-and-kumar-esque movie? (actually harold and kumar was quite enjoyable haha)
ate at blk 75, lorong 5, toa payoh hawker centre. think it was reviewed in the newspapers a couple weeks back? well, its just a lot of hype, i guess. after wandering around and circling toa payoh about five times, we finally found the damned hawker centre, which was horribly crowded. apparently, everything there is damn nice-the rojak, oyster omelette, hokkien mee, fishball noodles, etc. but my verdict? so-so laaa. the huge crowds are so much a turn-off anyway. ha. supposed to exercise and get ready for ns, and i end up gobbling down the oiliest of hawker foods. to my future bmt seargent: go easy on me hor.