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Jan 12, 2010

Fundies !

 

This is one heck of a novelty item – an underwear for TWO.  I want to type something but i can’t quit laughing. Just read the customer reviews ! LMAO !

 

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How about some FUNDIES tonight,eh ? ;)

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Jan 9, 2010

PHAILED !

 

We see a lot of these everyday. Here are a few “phails” i’ve discovered recently.

 

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Please do something, indeed !

 

 

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Best measure to confuse Sherlock Holmes

 

 

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C 200 emblem – Mercedes Benz | SE emblem – Perodua Special Edition

 

 

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In the process of portraying ‘COOL’…it just went off the course.

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Dec 31, 2009

9 things i did in 2009

 

It has come to that time again where I look back unto the past months and see how much I've progressed, how much have i done while looking forward to a brand new year. I would say 2009 was a testing year for me but it had gone by with lots of patience and courage. The coming new year marks my final 6 months before i wear a graduation robe, hold a MD degree in my hands and take on heavy responsibilities thereafter. I believe this journey is a form of education where we learn and gain as we move along immaterial of paper education or personal experiences. With that said, here are the the Nine things i did in the year 2009 :

 

  1. Completed my 5th medical year.

  2. Upgraded my PC components.

  3. Learned to play a Punjabi folk instrument.

  4. Read 3 Jules Verne and A.C. Doyle books.

  5. Scuba dived in Pulau Redang, Malaysia.

  6. Learned to make Sushi.

  7. Built 3 corporate websites.

  8. Worked as a trainee doctor with my dad.

  9. Realized i need to lose weight.

 

2009 has come to an end, these were the Nine things i did in 2009

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Dec 5, 2009

Midnight munch

 

These final-year cycles have been extremely tiring. Although lasting for only a week per cycle, the hours per day stretch up to 4pm sometimes and not forgetting the daily need to prepare for class controls and stuff. I was revising some notes on tuberculosis as well as doin’ some questions for an upcoming credit test…got so sick of it and resorted to a fattening yet delicious treat…home-made BANANA SPLIT.

I had a craving for it the night earlier unfortunately the only two god-forsaken cafes around this area had none in store although their menus boast a heart-warming helping of ice-creams..so heck with them..we’ll make it at home !

 

So here we go :

  1. Three mad scoops of Chocolate chip ice-cream
  2. One banana cut into halves ( those from Ecuador are best )
  3. Dark chocolate melted in a warm bath

 

Just fix it whichever way you like because end of the day it’s gonna exit looking just like anything else..so don’t bother too much on presentation..pretty basic since i didn’t have wafers and cherries..

Ice cream for the tastebuds, banana for extra energy and chocolate the perfect stimulant.

 

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I can’t count the number of times i’ve been asked the same question over and over again by different people just before i started my final year in medicine until now.

 

So, how does it feel to be in final year ?

 

Honestly, i have no proper answer for the question above because it comes with a mixed sense of feelings and other questions. I really have mixed feelings being in my final year, completely different from what i thought i would feel when i was in my prior years. It’s a maze of emotions between happiness and sadness. Happy for I’ll be completing one vital phase of my life and moving into another phase which hold a different form of adventure and outlook. Sad because i’ll be departing with the people i’ve been closest with in these 6 wonderful years. It can’t be compared with school days where you only meet your buddies for approx 5-6 hours a day unlike here in a hostel where everybody lives under one roof and the get-togethers,  partying, chatting over coffee till wee hours of the morning, watching snow fall in the calm silence of the night. All these will vanish in one single day of departure. Some people will be around for a while back at home and some, we will never meet again.

True to say that our era of communication has made the world a smaller place but then again that’s just a mere consoling phrase. Time as it is known to do..changes everything..people and their attitudes. In the end, all that is left are silver strands of memories while you flip through albums of yester-years and reflect the good old laughter which may still be heard inside of you.

I’m not confused, just learning to adapt reality inch by inch.

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