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Sunday, February 24, 2008 @ 6:25 PM OH WELL :) ooh. i spent a lot of wuyi's money today ;X LOL. ehh but, i said the magic words :D LOL. i realised somethin. like, i don't get the significance of blogging. lemme emphasise "significance", and not the "point". the "point" sounds as if i hate it o.O okay erm. they sound the same. are they synonyms? T.T it's like, writing a diary's alright, cos it's like, private. however, blogging's like, exposing everythin about you to anyone who passes by your blogspot. ah wells. i find it fun though. oh wait. it shouldn't EXACTLY be defined as "fun". it should be "stress-relieving" and "relaxing" :D man. sometimes it's just the URGE to type everythin out, be it whether anyone actually reads your posts. man. just lettin it all out is good enough. practically all my posts are long, except those which i type outta boredom. ah wells. oh. i realised somethin about myself. the best way to piss me off is to push your way in when you're supposed to give way to the people coming OUT of the mrt train first. i'm sorry, but it's really difficult to resist sticking my tongue out at you or rolling my eyes in front of your face ;X err well it's my fault too, that i don't tell it right to your face that you should give way; those who do are brave and smart. man. yellow lines have even been pasted on the ground, to tell you where you should stand when the train arrives, sheesh. i'm appealling to you not to push your way in, or simply walk straight and expect us to give way. you may want others' understanding with the explanation that you were in a rush, but... are you so sure others weren't? o.O prams. yes. i'mma talk about people with prams. i know it's tough to look after your baby, but seriously. pushing your way into lifts and expecting people to give way to you just ain't the way to go about. we, in the lifts, wanna walk out, and you just push the pram into our face, sometimes runnin over our feet. blah. i'm sorry, but pushing a baby or carrying a pram just means that being polite and giving up our seat for you is the right thing to do, but it certainly does not mean that ramming into us with your pram and walking off without apologising or even looking at us is "normal". O_O oh darn. i see chunks of words. again. x_X oh wait. what's wrong? it's just about letting it ALL out :D
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