(note: this post is supposed to
be posted up during 2006,
but my modem got spoilt,
so i have to delay it until the
second week of 2007.


sorry la.
technical error mah.)


phs life was, erm,
alright la.

i mean,
i did not like the school,
but i did not hate it either.

i just did not have any
feelings for it,
that's all.

quite complicated to explain la.


anyway,
i did manage to achieve some
amazing feats over there,
and although academic-wise,
they are nothing to be proud of,
but you think very easy to accomplish ah?



1. not a single time late for school.
comment:
during sec 1,2 and early part of 3,
i once lived in the shabby town of Ubi,
where it is super far away from AMK.

so you can call it a miracle,
that i was not even late once
in my entire sec life.

come'on,
i have to sleep at 9+,
wake up at 5+,
and repeat this cycle everyday
for 2 years?

siao la.

2. did not kana DC at all
comment:
who dare to claim that he or she
was/ is a model student?
huh? huh? huh?

ask him/her to find me la.

3. not scoring a goal in my entire sec life
comment:
really,
this is really true.

i played as a central defender/
fullback for all 4 years,
but it is still ridiculous not
to score a single goal,
be it from set pieces or open play.

4 years,
only counting the PE weeks,
= a massive 32 months
= a cracking 128 days
= a hefty 7680 minutes
= a whopping 460800 seconds
not scoring a single goal.

460800 seconds.
kao eh.

i think andriy schevchenko might
feel better at Chelsea after
listening to my plight.

after all,
i may be suffering from one of the world's
most voluminous goal-droughts.

4. ate the food from the economic rice
stall 4 times a week
comment:
the food is not exactly fantastic,
but it is the only store where
the food helpings are enough
to cover up every bit of the rice.

(alvin: calculator again!)

if i really do eat it that frequently,
let's see.

4 years
= 40 school months.
= 160 weeks.
= 640 days.

ladies and gentlemen,
a round of applause for me, please.

for the guy who ate economic rice
at PHS for 640 days during his
entire secondary school life.








anyway,
the orientation at AJ was nice,
and well,
hope that i can stay there la.


cannot then bo pian lo.