:: Pink Elephant ::

Nothing cool happened though but we did talk something about politics during recess. Yea, something about the Ministers' being bitch slapped by His Majesty. Didn't actually saw the news though but I heard the titah itself from the radio when I went for my tuition class yesterday.

Damn that was like the best news I ever heard! Oh how I hate local Bruneians!

But before I'm forgetting things, let me upload someone's picture first. I was planning to upload it up on the previous post but I've completely forgot about it.

Anyway:

HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY TO WAFAA NAQIBAH. You're turning THIRTEEN! This year; your life's about to change! You're entering the world of teenagers now.

Apparently, I did greet her before in her birthday card. So, I'm making it up to her because I'm not satisfy with how the way it sounds in her birthday card.

Right! What else? Ah, them people are being a pain in the ass again. Knew that she's trying to spy on us the whole lesson but you won't get anything from us. Just leave us alone bah, you satanist!

Something cool actually happened during our Computer Studies extra class though. It's so cool that I laughed a lot. Yeah, I found the song "What Is A Youth" from the Romeo and Juliet 1968 movie. The EXACT original one!

I played the song when I was in the ICT Lab and my 5C friends who took English Literature and Computer Studies as their option subjects freaked out hearing it. One actually begs me to give the song to her. Since I'm being a good girl, I gave it to them.

YEAH! I know you owe me, sooo... Get down to your knees!

At the same time, Trisher and I were surfing the Internet. Went to my private Photobucket album and looked at the old pictures of us I kept in there. Man, we even commented on how lame we were. Which is apparently quite true. 'sides, we're talking about OLD PICTURES here, mahn!

Bah, lets skip the boring one! Oooh! Hearken to this: I've printed out the rest of my Computer project's Technical Documentation section. Hurray!! I printed it out in the ICT Lab -- guaranteed to save your printer's ink at home! My overall Technical Documentation printing papers were: 179 sheets.

FAWK!